surge of migrant children at the border and a major attempt to block a parents fight against critical race theory in her child s school district. john: we begin with and assist tell governor andrew cuomo, the one who levels into the most serious claims against him has now filed a criminal complaint. i am john roberts, and this is america reports for a friday, sandra taking a little vacation, look who is here today. anita: i am anita vogel in for sandra smith, news comes days after the attorney general released a report finding the governor sexually harassed 11 11 women. keeping this woman s identity anonymous. identifying her as executive assistant number 1. she accuses the governor of groping her and inappropriately hugging and kissing her at her executive mansion. john: she feared she would lose her job if she ever spoke about any of the incidents. it is possible the governor could be arrested if those allegations are substantiated. anita: bryan llenas has been fo
and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave? o er the land of the free and the home of the brave pete: beautiful rendition, beautiful shots across america as you wake up with us on this sunday edition of fox & friends. welcome, so great to have you. lawrence, thank you. rachel: good morning. lawrence: thank you for inviting me back. rachel: thanks for upping the fashion game on the show pete and i feel a lot of pressure. loving pete s tie. seen it before. second day of lawrence. lawrence: this is the fox & friends family coming together on the fashion game. pete: august 1st. can you believe it? lawrence: got to write this down. pete: you know how many times i releaserred that in my office? august 1st. summer is here. hope you had beautiful weather there were tough spots across yesterday. we start with america s crime crisis a 4-year-old girl i
it can be bye-bye bacon if they take the staple off the menu. laura: the squad is camped out on the capitol steps to keep the government handout in place and infighting in the democratic party intensifies. the progressive protesting on the federal ban on evictions for more than a year and they want the house to come back and vote to extend that. cori bush meeting on 2:00 a.m. sunday we have not slept since thursday night the eviction moratorium so now we re in the eviction emergency. 11million are now at risk of losing their homes at any moment. the house needs to reconvene and put an end to the crisis. squad member stay on the capitol steps others have gone home for the august recess. that house speaker policy puts the responsibility on the cdc. she tweeted the cdc has the power to extend the eviction moratorium as they double down on masks that would be a light at the delta variant. renters have been getting free money for the government. twenty-one.$3billion of back rent
economic growth. i think you are faced with a corrupt democratic machine. here s the cash [buzzer] no, it s over. as aclu for the first four to the final four. on the bayou ainsley: i was not born on a bayou and i was not worn in tampa, florida. brian: you are supposed to have to roll with it, ainsley. ainsley: okay i was born in the bayou. i will roll with it. brian: you have to tell the truth you can t make it up. ainsley: you said roll with it. it is 6:01 on the east coast, a beautiful wednesday. steve steve tampa is not the by you but somebody who is pretty close to it is pete hegseth. he is live at dot s diner in jefferson, louisiana where the covid restrictions were lifted just yesterday. hey there,. pete: pete that is correct. born on the bayou perfect this morning down in new orleans. i don t know that we have been down here yet. we are at dot s diner where the slogan is i m not your momma but you are always at home at dot s diner. plan to have a lot of friend
again, happy new year. but there s also some good news here. i m going to get to that in a moment. first let me tell you the caseload as we begin our week. the u.s. now has more cases than ever before. you can see the peak. you can see how much higher it is than any other point. we re averaging 40,000 daily cases. covid spread continues to rattle public safety, daily life in the economy. just today over 2,000 flights canceled, most of them covid related and some weather. the persistence and exposure of covid is now as prevalent as ever. in most parts of the united states this is not a time for moving on or forgetting the virus and safety precautions we ve been living through for so long. i also want to tell you tonight, as we begin another night together thank you for being here. while covid don t care about our calendar and covid don t care about new year s. one thing covid does still care about is vaccines. the vaccines continue to work against covid and delta and the lat