Flooding the airport. Some dying in the process. Bill: the pentagon will brief in 60 minutes and well oh he carry that live. It will work to fly out as many as possible over the coming weeks. That is going to be a proper cities. Process. The taliban formed a barrier around the airport, not letting anybody inside a certain area of the perimeter. Dana: look at this photo here. More than 600 people crammed into an american airplane headed for qatar. They were told the flight crew let them remain on board. Bill: the biden administration arguing it was inevitable. Republicans calling that argument absurd. It goes to show how full of crap the administration really are. They are trying to play it both ways. They re trying to say we knew they weren t going to be able to protect things and that s why we were getting out. Didn t matter if we stayed a month or year. They didn t care and we see the consequences. We didn t blame them we dealt with them and confronted them and took them on. Presiden
John catco on the not of fentanyl in the country and the delay to objecting the border with canada. Joe concha and marc siegel coming up. Sandra: the biden administration reportedly weighing whether they should shift guidance on masking up as covid cases surge across the country. Welcome. I m sandra smith on this thursday in new york, this is america reports. Hello, john. John: game two of a doubleheader. I m john roberts in washington. According to the washington post, white house aides are in talk with cdc officials about proposed messaging to the public. One idea is asking all americans to wear masks when vaccinated and unvaccinated people are together indoors or in public places. How do you know? local governments are already taking matters into their own hands as more cities and communities reimpose mandates. Sandra: all of this is happening as vaccination numbers stall and the delta variant drives cases. John: first, jacqui heinrich at the white house with the were reportedly hav
Edition of america reports. I am john roberts in washington, hi, again, sandra. Sandra: i m sandra smith in new york. Jen psaki said yesterday it is standard practice for the cdc to get suggestions before issuing guidance. Those emails obtained by the new york post show at least two instances where the union suggestion was used in nearly for word in the agency s guidelines. John: coming up the federalist publisher will join us on how school reopening s could have a major impact on the 2022 midterms, but first the white house correspondent peter doocy is live on the north lawn. Hi, peter. Good afternoon, john. Looking at americans to listen to the scientists and also listen to themselves do more than 50 other stakeholders invested and reopening schools including leaders from the american federation of teachers. It s important to understand the implementation components. They do show to ensure that recommendations are feasible and that they adequately address the safety and wellbeing of
welcome. i m charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is your world. for to greg palkot that is reporting from kiev. greg? hi, charles. the u.s. leading all sorts of efforts to try to head off a possible invasion a midst worrying reports as well as an ominous sign of that incursion. 30 train loads of gear have been taken to belarus. 60 groups surrounding ukraine and some troops possibly already here. this is as americans ramp up. more than 200 american diplomats and families are leaving this week. there s 20,000 ex-pats in ukraine. the message today from the embassy on a conference call was leave now. yes, we saw another shipment of u.s. military aid arrive here today. part of a $200 million commitment of lethal items of ukrainian forces and nato drops and gear on stand by. the government here tries to tamp down fears of an imminent invasion. others not so sure. listen to the take of the kiev post. do you think the russians will invade? two weeks ago, nobody really b
market has taken a shop turn south, falling at one point more than a thousand points and voters have signalled they ve grown exhausted with the current state of affairs and that they re losing faith in joe biden s able to do his job. it s a bleak political environment facing democrats. look at these new poll numbers. nearly three out of every four adults say the country is headed in the wrong direction. those are canary in the coal mine numbers. a sizable majority of adults say their family is falling behind in the rising cost of living and the americans believe the american democracy is under threat. of course the two political parties wide live disagree on the source of that threat. and 7 of 10 americans say america has become so deeply polarized that our government can no longer solve big problems and those divisions are growing. the mood in america does not bode well for the president politically as frustrations grow in their party about their stalled agenda in congress o