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dana: can the u.s. take the taliban at its word? peter doocy pressing the white house about this issue. it went like this. following up on the charter flights the taliban is holding up in afghanistan, the secretary of state said there are limits to what we can do without personnel on the ground. you said we re not on the ground. whose fault is that? i don t think this is about fault here. bill: it went like that. team fox coverage begins. mark meredith with the latest from the white house this morning. trey yengst back live on these evacuations out of kabul. trey is in doha, qatar again today. good morning. positive news to report today. around 200 foreigners are expected to debart kabul on a flight today. some american citizens given permission to leave afghanistan. they will depart to doha on a qatar airways plane. kabul airport could be operational for commercial flights within three days amid intense negotiations behind the scenes between the taliban, qa ....
fellow officers lined the street outside the medical examiner s office to deliver her final send-off, tradition. but the department s second in command instead demanded her body be taken inside. go ahead and get the vehicle inside, forget to bagpipes. go inside. do not stop. harris: critics say it is a sacred tradition and officers have a right to be angry over this. however, the mayor of the city, lori lightfoot, is defending it all. the reporting on that is just not true. with covid protocols, the coroner has made a lot of new restrictions on what can and cannot happen at the morgue. eric carter is an incredible public servant. he is a dedicated veteran and takes his job very seriously. what people don t like he wasn t part of the friends and family program. he did his job. harris: she is citing the coroner, the medical examiner. garrett tenney live in chicago. i m not the m.e. said the covid protocols were in place. this didn t have anything to do with that ....
overwhelmed facilities at the southern border and conditions could get worse before they get better with migrant encounters expected to hit another record level for last month. look at the images and think 210,000 on the screen. they are men and women and children and so many times we overlook the images and focus on the numbers. there is the human aspect. dana: what s interesting is who released these pictures. these are border patrol agents who have been begging for help and trying to illustrate for everyone what is really going on. that s how we have the picture. bill: it goes to the white house and peter doocy picks it up from there. good morning. officials around here talked for a long time how they thought they inherited a broken immigration system from the last administration. but this administration has been here now for 205 days and new fox news polls find that voters are starting to hold them accountable. 57% disapprove of biden s job on immigration. t ....
there s no turning back. whitaker: raid gone wrong: a chicago family sues police after officers kick in their door and hold them at gunpoint, even two young girls. so what did you do when you saw the gun? i was crying. whitaker: olympic home coming: fans celebrate a triumphant stateside return for team u.s.a.. and the ten-year-old who proves kindness is contagious. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. whitaker: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. norah is off tonight, i m bill whitaker. we re going to begin tonight in the west, which is getting ravaged by nearly 100 wildfires. overnight, the largest one in california, all but destroyed greenville, an historic gold rush town. buildings that had stood since the 1800s were leveled in hours, leaving an apocalyptic scene. in just three weeks, the so- called dixie fire has burned more than 500 square miles, an area larger ....
old of. fox & friends first starts right now. good morning, new york city. and everyone else across the country. good morning to you, ashley. you are watching fox & friends first on this monday morning, i m carley shimkus. i m ashley strohmier. jillian and todd are off this morning. dr. anthony fauci expects, quote, pain and suffering as the delta cases surge but not any new lockdowns. the warning comes as lawmakers call for a full fda approval of vaccines to help ramp up shots. caroline shibley joins us live from washington. reporter: the nations top disease specialist saves he does not think the country will see the covid lockdowns we had last year but is warning the country to ready for more cases. things are going to get worse. we re looking to pain and suffering in the future because we re seeing caseses go up, which is the reason we say over and over again, the solution to this is get vaccinated and this would not be happening. reporter: the r ....