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thanks so much for watching. don lemon tonight with laura coats sitting in starts right now. laura? hey, michael smerconish. listen to you tomorrow. can t wait to hear you. nice to see you. thanks for that. okay. this is don lemon tonight i m laura coats. we have breaking news. a judge handed a narrow victory to abortion rights advocates tonight. issuing a temporary restraining order and blocking antiabortion group called texas right to life from suing abortion providers that are employed by planned parenthood under this restrictive six-week ban. it created a website where it allowed people to post tips about possible illegal abortions taking place in the state. planned parenthood put out a statement tonight saying we are relieved the travis county district court acted quickly to grant this restraining order against texas right to life and anyone working with them as deputy tiesed deputyized enforcers of this draconian law. president biden called the texas law ....
approves or approval to the pfizer shot but confusion over when the public can get a booster shot. fox team coverage on all of us. live in new jersey with more on ida s impact. steve is falling updates from president biden felt begin with national security force correspondent jennifer griffin who spoke exclusively with general milley about the vetting process for evacuees. she s live in germany. good evening. it 10:00 p.m. here in germany and you can hear from the people behind me happy children running around playing soccer. as we went through this massive evacuation center, a man we need to be processed to get to the u.s. approached general milley and said his name was he said he was general milley s translator in afghanistan 17 years ago. he had a certificate from milley from that time to prove it, he caught out of kabul part of the visit today was to see how the fbi and others are vetting the evacuees. we saw security measures taken today, are you comfortabl ....
remnants in the south and the northeast. we have fox team coverage bryan llenas is in manville, new jersey where a banquet hall damaged in the storm exploded this morning. we begin with correspondent jeff paul in new orleans with president biden s visit to louisiana. good evening, jeff. yeah, mike. here in new orleans french quarter power is slowly flipping back on but throughout the state hundreds of thousands of people are still without electricity. let alone water and gas. and in some cases without a place to call home. nearly a week after it ripped through louisiana, the grip of hurricane ida s impact continues to tighten. power lines toppled, lines stretched long, some houses just pieces of their original form. on friday, president joe biden got his first glimpse of the widespread destruction. we also know there is a heck of a lot more work to do and that s why we re here today. welcome to the state by governor john bel edwards, president biden toured one o ....
recovery. the united states adding a very disappointing 235,000 jobs in august with the unemployment rate dropping to 5.2%. the big, big question today is with most benefits gone, why are there still so many open jobs and how much is the delta variant disrupting return to normal? marty walsh will be here to answer that question. and devastation across the northeast. 48 people confirmed dead. we were talking with two separate disasters unfolding notice northeast and south. the death toll rising to 48 in new york, new jersey, connecticut and pennsylvania after hurricane ida decimated the area. it is raising questions about climate change and infrastructure. as of this morning, 64 people in 8 states have died from the storm. the governor of will speak in a few minutes from now, phil murphy. and we see this rescue in new york central park. a driver got stuck in the flood waters there. look at this. homes in new jersey on fire in middle of flooded neighborhoods and firefig ....
so when you hear the word resiliency, i know the energy guys know this, it s about making the systems from our transmission of energy straight through to the highways we re building, the bridges, resilient to the change that we re seeing happening. sorry, i won t interrupt like that again. i just hope you take a look at it. tell me if we need more or less, too. thank you, mr. president. i think with that, it s a great way to segway to our fema administrator. thank you. mr. president, governor, in addition to some of the numbers you mentioned, we have about 1,200 responders from the federal family on the ground. that doesn t include those back at the national response coordination center as well as our regional response coordination center. representing 22 different federal government agencies. we have right now, 197 ambulances that have been actively engaged in trying to help with managing the support for the health care system. we also have 12 mobile communication ....