allies on president biden as he said to unveil a pentagon that covid 19. we see a new round of lockdowns and would that be following the science. republican california gubernatorial candidate larry elder attacked on the campaign trail is protesters with projectors, silence from the left deafening. you are watching fox and friends first on thursday morning. let s get to this. a live look at the white house where and hours the president will address the nation on his covid 19 response plan. chickens joins us with what is expected to include. robust plan to stop the spread of adult a very introduced covid 19 vaccinations. the white house also said success with new components with testing mandates insuring kids are protected in schools and pushing more people to get vaccinated christians psaki says the plan is about getting back to paris pandemic life. increasing vaccinations. the spread of the pandemic, will get the pandemic under control, return people to normal l
we have a cracked windshield. we re going to be declaring an emergency and back to atlanta. 14,100 pounds of fuel onboard. we ll be able to land right now off the pattern. we have to get set up. reporter: i want you to look at the photos here now. this is what the bird hit. apparently the windshield of this flight, airbus 320. in a way it s a good news because it s a very strong part of the airplane. it has three layers of strength in glass, built to withstand birds, hail, lightning. this was a crack. al though not that big of a deal it seems like. the faa says there s about 15,000 bird strikes in a typical year and only 5% of those result in significant damage to an airplane. they say it s one up after the miracle on the hudson where captain sully landed a plane in the hudson after birds hit both engines. in this case, not nearly as significant. back to you. that s the thing i always go back to when you see the damage a bird can do is the sully sullenberger flight. you
unprecedented for us. we re trying to insure we have as much of the debris as enclose add possible, so we have as possible, so we have officers across, as you can see we have crime tape everywhere. to this is a pretty extensive project, and we ll stay here to help the, this tsb as long as possible, but i definitely think it s going to be the quite a while. forgive me if you ve already covered this it s okay. damage to homes specifically with debris coming down, something like that. i have heard reports that there were some homes that were damaged. the extent of that damage, i have not been able to narrow down at this point. so there are reports of that. it looks like some of the biggest pieces came down near 13th and elmwood. such a spread-out scene and [inaudible] is it a miracle that nobody was injured thus far? yeah, i m honestly shocked looking at this debris field, this is a popular spot, we have the dog park, there s playgrounds, this park on a day l
presidents in town. biden, obama, and clinton are all here for a fundraiser, they re just around the corner. a $250 a seat, gets a lot higher than that, get together at radio city music hall. some seats going for $100,000 if you want a photo op. trying to pile up enough cash and excitement to keep the other guy from getting back in the white house. that other guy is donald trump. he s here to attend the wake of a new york city officer, shot on the job in queens earlier this week. while donald trump didn t know the officer. it is expected he ll use the event to hammer joe biden on crime. while violent crime across the country is down, here in new york city, there are acute fears about safety, both on the subway, and now on the streets themselves. here s a part of a report by my colleague stephanie gosk on a rash of seemingly random attacks. reporter: the stories are harrowing. i was literally just walking and a man came up and punched me in the face. oh, my god, it hurt
comment about his memory, none of that is relevant. and clearly, politically motivated. gratuitous. i m well meaning, i m an elderly man. i know what i am doing. we just have to work hard to beat donald trump because he will destroy our democracy. the supreme court heard argument about whether collaborative campaign republican front runner donald trump from the ballot. many of the justices to the scene at hala skeptical. it just doesn t seem like a state call. can you take the person leading a rumor and say we re not going to let you run. president donald trump indication insurrection. in doing so, president trump disqualified himself from holding office. his attorneys are going to be back in front of the supreme court potentially very soon on the immunity case. there is nothing more important presidency than immunity. not in nevada. wasn t on the ballot. nikki haley was and yet voters chose none of the above. i d like to congratulate none of the above