again is more procedural than anything else but the procedure is not looking good for democrats who had hoped to get past this hurdle and get the process going. it ain t going right now. to chad pergram on capitol hill with what this means. hi, chad. good afternoon, neil. today s vote doesn t mean that infrastructure is dead. it means that the senate can t is that right debate on the bipartisan infrastructure bill just yet. the vote just a few minutes ago concluded. 49 yays, 51 nays. they needed 60 votes. the senate majority leader chuck schumer switched his vote at the end to recall this vote on the future. he voted nay. you have to be on the prevailing side to recall the vote, which is what is going to happen sometime down the future here. that s why he switched his vote and was a ney. the neys were the prevailing side today. schumer says he s ready to incorporate the bipartisan bill in the larger $3.5 trillion democratic infrastructure package once it s ready. this vot
come to light, so what is the president going to do about them. we re also following the decision to leave u.s. track sensation, sha carrie richardson completely off the roster for the upcoming tokyo olympics. going to fire. be careful. richard engel s exclusive report from inside a fire fight between afghan forces and the taliban. we ll have the latest on that. incredible reporting. we have sam stein, former aide for the george w. bush white house and state department, elise jordan, and host of politics nation and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton is with us this morning. we re going to begin with former police captain, eric adams, poised to become new york city s next mayor after being declared the winner in a hotly contested democratic primary. the ap called the race for the brooklyn borough president last night after thousands of absentee ballots were counted. the numbers saw former city sanitation commissioner kathryn garcia cut the lea
e t as severe weather moves in. a boeing 737 cargo plane crash landing in the water off honolulu. images of the rescue coming in. two pilots reporting losing one engine and about to lose the other. the final radio call as they fail to make it back to the airport. overseas and america s longest war drawing to a close, the u.s. military leaving the bagram air base in afghanistan after nearly 20 years. remaining troops expected out by august. president biden bristling at repeated questions about whether the afghan government will fall to the taliban and how soon some fear that could happen. news on the pandemic heading into july 4th. president biden declaring we have covid-19 on the run, but the u.s. following just short of his goal to have 70% of adults receiving at least one dose of vaccine. and the delta variant fueling a rise in covid indicates in under-vaccinated states. the u.s. olympic star suspended after testing positive for marijuana. her apology and what this
elections. i am edward lawrence in for neil cavuto. this is cavuto life and we are bringing in the new year with 2022, many of the same covid challenges as 2021, covid cases rising to the highest level since the pandemic started forcing businesses to change course and americans to sort through the change in guidance, business owners left to sort through mixed messages at all private employers are forced to impose vaccine mandates. it is a huge burden on his business is already hurting from covid cancellations. he joined me now. happy new year to you and let s hope 2022 is for the foodys a better year for you. the incoming mayor eric adams says he will keep the vaccine mandate in place and this is one of the most strict and far reaching in the nation. what do you think of that mandate and its effect on you? it is excellent in that health is the priority, to get ourselves through covid. saving keeping customers and personnel the priority. edward: are you seeing customers star
crime crisis? fox news asking yet again. you are not going to like the answer we got. carley: andrew cuomo lashing out after he was asked to hand over the millions he made off of his pandemic leadership book but the story of the disgraced ex-governor does not end there. neil: soccer on the twitter verse. carley: even democrats are fed up with surging brazen crime in the state the one progressive mayor saying rampant crime is destroying the city. todd: they take bold action to protect their cities. reporter: liberal leaders in the golden state had enough of crime in their cities. san francisco s mayor ready to crack down on retail theft running rampant, not mincing words as she announced a series of changes to combat the problem. it is time that the rain of criminals who are destroying the city to come to a end. and it comes to a end when we take the steps to be more aggressive with law enforcement, more aggressive with changes in our policies and less tolerant of all the