high-rise, you will not believe how this ends. you are watching fox and friends first . todd: check your watches. vice president kamala harris says they haven t talked about 2024. rachel: bad news about the social spending bill. reporter: a president who would round out a second term 86 years old it is natural there would be a discussion about what 2024 might look like. saying in part, we do not talk about more have we talked about reelections because we haven t included the first year and in the middle of the pandemic. here s how the white house responded to that. i don t have more of that. is that on the ticket? he does. there is no change. reporter: contradicting a bit. they have to deal with harsh figures, the latest foxbusiness poll, they disapproval the president s job performance. registered voters approve of how the president has done. the administration suffered another blow when the senate parliamentarian rejected immigration for provisions built into pre
impact of their programmable policies. more aggressive with the changes in our policies and less tolerant of all the [bleep] to destroy the city. todd: will the white house address the nationwide crime crisis? you are not going to like the answer we got. lashing out after he was ordered to hand over millions of dollars a made off of his pandemic leadership book, the story of this disgraced ex-governor does not end there. you are watching fox and friends first . todd: in just hours president biden will visit where devastating tornadoes killed 74 people including 12 children. carley: only started people are missing as power outages plagued the state. good morning. when the president arrives this used to be a nursing home, 74 residents inside, basically everyone survived them only two residents had minor scratches but of the areas the president will be touring today many were not that lucky. they were doing search and rescue for two or three days, a good friend of mine
in england are gearing up for mandatory mask wearing from friday. our reporter simonjones has been gauging reation from theatre goers in london. iam in i am in theatreland in the heart of london, and many shows have been asking audiences to wear masks. people attending the performance here told me pretty much everyone was doing that, but from friday in england, it will become compulsory for people attending shows, unless they have an exemption. so we asked you to go was what they made of that. there was no problems at all. we did it and i was comfortable with it, it made me feel safer. it needs to be done. it needs to be done. what can we do? it it needs to be done. what can we do? it is it needs to be done. what can we do? it is what it needs to be done. what can we do? it is what it it needs to be done. what can we do? it is what it is. - it needs to be done. what can we do? it is what it is. will. we do? it is what it is. will it get we do? it is what it is. will
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battering parts of the uk with gusty winds and heavy rainfall. your employment here is terminated, effective immediately. the zoom call you don t want to be on the chief executive of an american firm sacks hundreds of his staff online. and let battle commence: england take on australia tonight in the first ashes test but their without record wicket taker. coming in the sport later in the hour on bbc news channel: tottenham are dealing with a covid outbreak in their squad and that could affect their match in europe this thursday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. dysfunctional and chaotic that s the damning verdict of a foreign office whistle blower on the way it handled the evacuation of people from afghanistan after the taliban took over in august. raphael marshall who resigned from hisjob in september has told mps it s clear some of those left behind have since been murdered by the taliban. he says thousands of emails pleading for british help w