mainstream media turning quickly on their former hero and soon-to-be former governor andrew cuomo. why have his ally seemingly disappeared now when the allegations have been swirling for months, in some cases years? howard kurtz breaks it down for us tonight. are you paying more for everyday goods and services as consumer prices spike again on everything from food to gas? our panelist danny bidart discussed real world impact on your wallet. we begin with that controversial vote on transgender issues by the loudoun county scoreboard in northern virginia. white house correspondent kevin corke was there so he s got the scoop. no fireworks at that meeting tonight over in loudoun county but the decision made by the school board there will no doubt reverberate across the county if not all of northern virginia for some time to come. the new transgender policy there allows children to use the bathroom or locker room of their choice. it also requires teachers and students to call fe
500 penal. republicans it bolstering the covid lab leak theory. we need to have a serious investigation. why would democrats not join us in getting answers? are. pete: good tuesday morning. i m pete hegseth in for brian kilmeade. steve: good morning, dallas, texas. ainsley: we thank you for waking up with us y all. we love that state. steve: the metroplex. it is august 3rd, 2021 it is a tuesday and live from the mezzanine level, welcome back to the couch, folks. ainsley: i like that song. pete: it is the metroplex, isn t it? steve: metroplex fort worth, dallas. ainsley: you spend a lot of time visiting your daughter she moved back there. steve: she is working there. her husband is working there. went to college there. ainsley: dallas is a fun town. love dallas. steve: we re going to start with something you probably have, and that is covid confusion. today president biden is going to have to address the nation again, a second time within a week about concerns over t
x oh. carley: it is quite the earworm. 24 hours a day. you are watching fox and friends first on friday morning. carley: let s get straight to it. h h the secretary xavier becerra backing off of earlier comments in which he stated is the government s right to know of americans have been vaccinated. a new study shows vaccinations for kids and teens may not be necessary. the study suggests kids are likely to survive a covid 19 infection with or without a vaccine. the health and human services secretary is facing backlash after he said it was absolutely the government s right to know if your household has been vaccinated. the federal government has spent trillions of dollars to keep americans alive during this pandemic so it is absolutely the government s business. knocking on the door has never been against the law. reporter: the government has no database tracking who is vaccinated. we are encouraging people to step up to protect themselves and others by getting vacc
minutes away. plus a new twist in the mysterious double murder of a son and a mother from a prominent family in south carolina. a former trooper speaking out tonight about the possible connection to a cold case he investigated years ago. and it s not just parents, but now teachers and officials all at odds over critical race theory. lawmakers today feeling the heat. were public and congressman bob good apparently called a racist during a virtual house committee on the controversial topic today. a brain to develop internet. we begin tonight with that gut wrenching scene in south florida as first responders are working around the clock searching for any possible survivors of that catastrophic apartment building complex. correspondent jonathan serrie is there live on the scene in surfside florida senate. jonathan, what is the latest? well, shannon, the weather certainly is not cooperating with the rescuers. there have been thunderstorms coming in and out of south florida. neve
system as we now know it? conservative say there s another effort going on here to pressure the court to bend to president biden s progressive agenda. and to steer clear on abortion and guns. justice john roberts, the court is led by a reputation of a nonpartisan at reputation over the imperative to get direct results. former judge, u.s. general tonight with his view. but first, to brooklyn center where it is another night of confrontation between law enforcement and activists turning out in force despite the county s decision to arrest and criminally charged veteran officer kim potter with second degree manslaughter in the death of daunte wright. life there on the ground, hi, mike. shannon, a very different look tonight beard that is because we are outside of the perimeter that has been established by law enforcement with the brooklyn setter police department, about a quarter-mile behind me. what they have done, what troopers are calling is an encirclement. they have cor