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our top story this hour, more than 50 million people across the northeastern u.s. are under hurricane or tropical storm warnings right now. hurricane henri has been building strength over the atlantic, and landfall is expected in the coming hours on either long island or southern new england. the national hurricane center has a stark warning, especially for those in areas under a storm surge warning, saying plainly, this is a life-threatening situation. and we are already seeing signs of danger. as you can see, cnn just obtained this video of flooded streets in downtown new jersey. this is part of a rain system already hitting parts of the northeast. in connecticut, both mandatory and voluntary evacuations have been posted across several coastal cities. the state s governor is encouraging others to shelter in place. in fact, across the northeast, millions of residents have now been preparing for the storm for days. and emergency personnel and disaster response teams are on hi
plan, but they weren t. a few weeks ago they called for 11,000 special visas to help people that helped us. 11,000. now the number appears to be 100,000 or maybe more. they had not begun identifying those people and getting them out when, in fact, in just a few days they were supposed to have completed it. so don t you want to help all of those vulnerable afghans and afghan allies and partners who were helping the u.s. over the last 20 years. don t you want to help them and get them all out? i m currently doing everything i can to help the people that have been identified get out of the country. but the reality is there s 37 million afghans, half of them women, that are now going to have a very different future than they would have had if we had kept a stable government, enforce the agreement so the taliban couldn t come in by force and take over. look, this is no different than vietnam. the government was i hate to keep interrupting. i m sorry. the afghan governmen
day. tropical storm henri is tracking to make landfall in the northeast. what the federal government is doing right now. plus, imminent approval. a source telling cnn the pfizer vaccine could get full approval as soon as next week. what that could mean for efforts to get more americans vaccinated as hospitalizations among kids reach their highest levels yet. and desperate to leave. look at these pictures here. thousands of afghans camped out at the airport in kabul. what we re learning this morning about those evacuation flights and the efforts to get americans back home. good morning and welcome to your new day. we re grateful to have you this saturday, august 21st. good morning, christi. good morning, boris. good to see you. this morning there are more than 5 million americans in the northeast that are getting ready for what could be the first hurricane to hit new england in 30 years. it s a tropical storm right now. warnings for that have been issued for new york
because they come of the white supremacists, racist narrative that they drive into this country. i have to make sure because i know i have had attempt on my life and i have too much work to do. shannon: we have the very latest in a live report. plus, the new school year just days away but many students may not actually be able to get to class because of the shortage of people willing to take jobs as bus drivers. how that could affect parents and kids all across the country. and the mystery deepens in atlanta tonight as police relief release a 911 call from the grue stabbing of a woman and her dog in a city park. what happened, fox news investigates. we begin with the newest squad member feeling more heat tonight about her spending in light of demands to defund the police were everybody else. correspondent lauren blanchard joins us. representative cori bush is spending more on security than what many make in a year. while at the same time pushing to downsize and strip poli