18 u. S. Service members. Gunmen and two Suicide Bombers targeted the thousands waited near the Airport Yesterday who were hoping to Escape Afghanistan and the talibans rule. The first blast came outside The Gates and then another attack at a nearby hotel where people were waiting. Isisk, the islamic State Terror groups Afghanistan Affiliate has claimed responsibility for the blast. Earlier in the day the u. S. Embassy warned americans to stay away from the airport, citing an attack. As we showed you, President Biden spoke at the white House Yesterday where he condemned the attacks and vowed to make the terrorists pay. Chief white House Correspondent Peter alexander has more. Reporter days after president Bidens Deadline to end americas longest war, the commander in chief addressing what is one of the deadliest days for u. S. Troops in the entire 20year conflict. These american Service Members that gave their lives its an overused word but its appropriate here were heroes. Heroes engag
if you are in it when you are young, you are indoctrinated. she has deprogrammed herself. virginia s attorney general is vowing to investigate after at least 13 schools withheld merit awards. governor youngkin saying the schools have a focus on outcomes. undercutting so many students. good protection, the pass wide open, touchdown lamb. on behalf of all football fans, thank you and appreciate the memories. what a career. you re a shining star no matter who you are shining bright to see who you can truly be steve: i ve got news for the control room, that is philadelphia. i mean, you know what, maybe it s being taken from jersey. no, it s not. that s pennsylvania. you can tell. i had two kids who went to school there. so i know for sure. let s go live to new york city, currently 36°, mostly cloudy, the high today according to my watch, 46. but it s going to be a little overcast as we listen to earth, wind and fire. are we going to get snow this season
browns select miles garrett. it s a celebration of the best of the best. but a real hero, his life and his death that has shattered our area. now fox 29 news at 10:00. two big stories unfolding right now. good evening, i m lucy noland. i m iain page. our two big stories one green, one blue separated by just 40 miles but separated in tone and meaning by infinite miles. in delaware about a family and dreams shattered and all of us try comes grips with that reality. we ll cover that. here in philadelphia, it s about dreams coming true, a game that brings people and cities together in a party on the ben franklin parkway. we ve got team coverage covering this spectacular event from every angle. howard eskin live at the eagles practice facility. chris o connell is live on the parkway with all the fans. but let s start tonight with fox 29s ron burke with details about tonight s big selection. ron? reporter: iain and lucy, the eagles going with 14th pick and the future
daylight on the b and tioga streets in philadelphia was caught on camera. police are working to find the three men seen here viciously beating the 25-year-old victim. it s hard to see something of that level of brutality and what appears to be that random looking and in that broad daylight conditions, it gets a little startling. the crime happened this past saturday at 12:30 as the victim was leaving a restaurant, you see the group in question walking and looking in windows like they were looking for someone. the victim was there to get a job application and they were too afraid to talk on camera but couldn t believe what happened as the man left the restaurant. no sooner he turned to the left he is confronted by three males one hits him in the face so hard he falls to the ground and one repeatedly kicks him and punches him while removing items from him. at tacker his no mercy and repeatedly punched and kicked the helpless man. the brutal beat down gets worse and the
so far nearly 300 people have showed up at carolina high school to vote any democratic primary. that s more compared last week with about 100 republican voters coming in here all day. we also stopped by the sears shelters, next to mcpherson park in downtown greenville. we re told they had a steady turnout with no major issues. over at the scrolling school the sterling school in the area of the phillis wheatley center. more than 30,000 people voted before 4:00. just last week for the republican primary, only 25 people voted there all day. i voted for hillary clinton, not because she s a woman. but i ve heard all of the comments and everything and i think she s best suited for the job. she will try to finish what president obama has started. all of her resolutions are superficial. but i will vote for hillary right now who do you support? i m supporting bernie sanders. corey: we spoke with that sanders supporter here at carolina high school. this polling location is al