ana geardadas filling in for the one and only ali velshi. we re live in new york where members of the u.n. are arriing in a few hours. in a little over 24 hours, president biden is set to travel here for the first united nations assembly of his president. could be a contentious few days. in addition to the ongoing covid-19 pandemic, which is once again taking the lives of more than 2,000 americans per day, this year s general assembly comes just weeks after the calamitous u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. and days after the biden administration admitted, calling it a, quote, mistake, that a recent drone strike in afghanistan intended for isis-k members killed zero terrorists, but instead, ten innocent civilians, including seven children. things also remain contentious on capitol hill. if you want to get a sense of what s at stake in the days and weeks ahead, the new york times sums it up pretty well with this headline this morning. quote, biden s entire presidential agenda
we begin with breaking news on the southern border where a new surge of migrants, most of them from haiti, has grown to nearly 15,000. right now dhs is ramping up deportation flights as thousands of migrants are overwhelming del rio, texas, many of them living under a bridge to try to escape the brutal heat. we ll have an update from the scene in just minutes. meanwhile on capitol hill the clock is ticking as democrats work to get a $3.5 trillion spending bill and a bipartisan infrastructure bill to president biden s desk. earlier today i spoke with house budget committee chair john yarmouth who had a message for his colleagues who are at odds over what that final bill should look like. you can posture all you want and say what you want, what you will and won t vote for. in the final analysis, you re going to vote for it because you re not going to vote against childcare and paid family leave and early childhood education and community college and all these top priorities
coming up but first, taxed to the max, democrats pushing tax hikes, $3.5 trillion budget plan but who will be heard when these hikes take effect, then us drone strikes in kabul failed to hit isis k members and killed 10 civilians, a former seal team 6 member on what this means for our strategy going forward. new images you will only see here as number of migrants crossing keep soaring. we will take you to the border. i am charles payne and for neil cavuto. you are watching cavuto live. what might have you paying more, mark meredith has more from rehoboth beach, delaware. reporter: good morning, president biden s top legislative priorities hinge on massive new spending, the president wants to expand social safety net on things like childcare, we don t know who will pay more into the plan democrats are proposing we will see corporate tax rates go up from what we ve seen previously but this will not apply to all businesses nationwide but only a few. the tax cuts for wealthier
john durham charging michael sussman for lying to the fbi, the trump russia probe. griff, good morning. in may of 2019, this investment says, lied about the capacity of information, durham s office, the false statement misled personal and deprived, including the identity of the assessments, they are swinging back, and they are using this indictment, to advance a conspiracy theory, will never stand for. rick grenell reacted implicating the fbi. it continued, not because some lawyer lied to them about who he was working for but because the fbi leadership knew this information was wrong. they knew it was made up. reporter: this after kevin kline said last year, pled guilty to falsifying a document used in a fisa warrant to survey of trump campaign aide carter page. meanwhile former federal prosecutor and fox news contributor amy mccarthy says the case is playing out overseas. christopher steele is being sued in england for libel for things in the steel dossier. steel
john: here s a break down of what we know about gabby s disappearance. on august 8th they left and making stops in utah and colorado. sandra: august 25th is the first time that she called her family. and now, releasing body cam footage of an incident in utah involving the couple. take a listen. i was distracting him from driving. i m sorry. john: that s a couple of weeks before gabby went missing. sandra: team coverage now. laura has information on the search that is currently underway. john: first, we are going to go to jonathan and he is live in north port, florida. they are examiing her van. reporter: police say they do know where the missing woman s fiance currently is, however, brian laundrie is refusing to speak with investigators. take a listen. our focus is to find gabby. my focus is not to bring brian in. brian is exercising his constitutional rights and i have to respect that. reporter: quote in my experience intimate partners that law enforcement