we are hearing reports of a parent in california frustrated with the mask policy and his daughter s school assaulting a teacher. our panelist danny by live to break down the science of masking in schools. a murder mystery in atlanta remains unsolved tonight despite a $20,000 reward. who killed katie janice and her dog in piedmont park? we are covering the breaking news of a second murder in another park in atlanta. we begin with the mayhem in afghanistan and the american president who is responding to the crisis by taking a long weekend retreat. state department correspondent rich edson tracking the latest elements. good evening, the alabama sweeping across afghanistan is the you united states sends thousands of troops to help evacuate american personnel from the capital. in washington, political finger-pointing over the ongoing u.s. exit. the taliban is marching through afghanistan provincial capitals. united states marines are arriving in kabul, part of a porous of fo
could have licenses suspended. fda prepared to announce a new warning for the j and j coronavirus vaccine. it is a rare disorder it can be life threatening. win it and walks it off. what a pitch. alonzo defends his title the 2021 derby champion. steve: this is the last time i let ainsley pick the witness. coors field mile high ski. all-star game from georgia to colorado. it should be a good night if last night was any indication he shattered his record from last year. ainsley: you are awake now thanks for waking one heavy metal music. ainsley: beats that alarm clock we have on our cell phone. lawrence: good to be here on fox. i m in for brian the rest of the week. ainsley: good to have you, lawrence. steve: great to have you. 4:01 in denver, colorado. carley shimkus is live from coors field. at coors field what time do they start selling the coors. ainsley: the beverages? carley: you can t start selling that soon enough, my friends. ainsley: i thought you were going
first openly transgender athlete to compete in the atlantics. all parties here simply follow the rules? mlb hits first home run but dad stealing the show. hits it high and deep and gone. home run. let s get it started in here. let s get it started in here. ainsley: when i think of norfolk, virginia, i think of the military. so many men and women trained there look how gorgeous it is. brian: do you know what i think of. steve: what about our fox news affiliate? brian: same thing. ainsley: we appreciate all of you there who listen to brian on the radio and listen to our morning show. brian: everyone in uniform or was don t try anything. steve: welcome to wednesday, we have got a busy day today. later today the president of the united states is going to come out and say you are right, there is a crime problem but i m going to fix it. i m going to do something about guns. brian: right. apparently what part of his crime prevention plan that he is going to unveil today wi
meghan and harry welcome a new baby. her name ahead. vaccine holdout, why some people in underserved communities still aren t getting shots. hollywood is projecting a movie comeback on the big screen. will audiences ever return? and later, game-changer, a sneaker entrepreneur works to empower his community. this is the cbs weekend news, from new york, here s jericka duncan. duncan: good evening. spring is sizzling. from the midwest to the northeast millions of americans have spent the weekend trying to keep cool. several temperature records have been broken. in the south severe storms have also swamped the gulf coast, while fire scorches parts of the west. cbs tom hanson is in new york and has more on the nation s weather extremes. tom, good evening. reporter: good evening, jericka. as you can see behind me bryant park is very busy with new yorkers trying to beat the heat. today temperatures hit 92 degrees and just to give context that is 40 degrees higher than just
month? plus south carolina senator tim scott is clapping back against a controversial washington post piece about his family s history. he said no amount of purported fact-checking our attacks from the mainstream media will ever take away from the struggles his family overcame our panel is on standby to weigh in. an old saying goes there s no use crying over spilled milk but what about spilled the scalding hot coffee? and new jersey man suing dunkin donuts one night court convenes. we continue with the president s push forward of massive tax and spending plans. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking it all trying to calculate how much it s going to cost you. going to need an abacus tonight. it is one thing to invite the world to strategize ways to improve the climate and to enhance life on the plane to plant collectively speaking. it is altogether something else to shove much of that cost onto the backs of the american taxpayer which is precisely how some cr