unanimously rejected the president s announcement that boosters would be approved by today for the general population. it s a tough time for president biden on other fronts. his entire domestic agenda is in jeopardy as time is running out for a deeply divided congress to pass his mega infrastructure bill. while overseas france is furious over being blind sided by the u.s. on that $60 billion submarine contract. and all the nato allies are burning from the messy withdrawal from afghanistan. the pentagon having to admit instead of isis bombers its drone strike in kabul killed ten civilians including seven children and an aid worker for a u.s. charity. a new crisis at the border with 15,000 stranded haitians living under a bridge between texas and mexico. we begin with the pfizer trial and nbc s gabe gutierrez residence in spokane, washington. this is very promising news for families, but the current covid crisis inside hospitals out where you are is intensifying. reporter
phil avery has got that for us this afternoon. hello, there is no great rush to change the overall themes of our weather over the next few days and certainly for the next few days and certainly for the rest of today are pretty much what you see through the window is what you see through the window is what you see through the window is what you keep. a lot of card out there again and for the most part dry and the best of the sunshine as has been the case recently and central parts of scotland, parts of northern ireland, western wales and may be one or two spots into the south west. but if you are stuck underneath the cloud towards the east coast and have the onshore breeze, . .. east coast and have the onshore breeze,. the cloud really feels on across the greater part of the british isles and we will be looking at the mist or hill and neatly cloud 13 to 14 perhaps. a dull start on tuesday, a bit of brightness getting towards east anglia or the south east, best parts of the sun
fearful it s going to make 1979 and tehran look like a sleepover appeared shannon: u.s. soldiers and marines continue to race against time to evacuate americans and afghan allies by the august 31st deadline. those wanting to leave already facing long lines, taliban brutality, and even sewage on their journey to the airport feared it is chaotic. shannon: and two congressmen going it alone, finding their own flight into kabul. tonight, the situation on the ground is incredible dangerous and volatile. meanwhile, president biden under more scrutiny for refusing to take questions from the press again. [indistinct talking] shannon: and conflicting information about how many americans are still in afghanistan. we are following all the developments on the ground and will discuss with former cia station chief daniel hoffman and republican senator marsha blackburn. fox news @ night starts right now. an ominous new twist in the history of the united states withdrawal fro
especially the way you are doing it. as always, appreciate it. thanks, chris. all right, brother. i m chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. or else. that is where we are again. months of pleading that we need to protect ourselves with the gift of a vaccine or else. you see you ll be told things have changed. and it s not true. and here is the argument. the variant will create cases at a rate we can t control if we don t take the vaccine. that s what they said. or else if you don t take the vaccine, if we don t do the right things, things may go back to being more restrictive. that s what they always said. or else. the fall may not be what we want it to be. all of this was said. all this was known. when they told us we didn t have to wear the mask anymore with the vaccine it was because of the alpha variant. but they said if not enough people will get vaccinated this virus will change. if you let the virus spread you will have more variants and more trouble. that s the loud
we re going to go to tokyo for the latest. but we must begin this morning with, of course, the coronavirus. the very disturbing trend that keeps heading, unfortunately, in the very wrong direction. overnight, the u.s. hit more than 35 million cases overall, but it is the rate of new cases that have officials on edge. they re up nearly 150% in the last two weeks, according to the new york times. hospitalizations, they re up too. overwhelming some places that thought they were over the worst of this. now finding themselves flooded with unvaccinated people who have gotten very, very sick. here s what dr. anthony fauci says about where we re headed next. we re looking not, i believe, to lockdown, but to some pain and suffering in the future, because we re seeing the cases go up. which is the reason why we keep saying over and over again is, the solution to this is get vaccinated and this would not be happening. but it is happening now. and the question is, what are we doi