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trying to stop a caravan of hundreds of migrants from reaching the u.s. the biden administration again, is encouraging these individuals. we are seeing historic numbers months and month and month. sling ago fly ball. are you kidding me? a walk off grand slam. i m on top of the world i m on top of the world many. lawrence: welcome to fox & friends this morning. lawrence jones here with rachel campos-duffy. rachel: good morning. are. lawrence: ainsley on labor day. great to be with you this morning. rachel: great to be with you. say hi to will as well. are we going to be doing flash dance from everybody s hometown. where were you born? rachel: england. lawrence: military brat. rachel: that would be find kind of fun. lawrence: rachel is doing double time this morning. rachel: teaser getting into the news cycle. lawrence: start with a fox news alert. the taliban claiming victory over afghan resistance fighters in panjshir province. rachel: if true it marks the ....
republican from blue state maryland, and andy beshear, the democratic governor of red state kentucky. plus the newly elevated fight over abortion. texas enacts the most restrictive abortion law in the country, dismaying abortion rights advocates. as a matter of reality, roe versus wade is a dead letter in texas today. the supreme court lets the law stand for now, cheering abortion opponents. a child is a child. this person is a person. my guests this morning, former democratic senator claire mccaskill of missouri and former republican congresswoman barbara comstock of virginia. also, long-term power outages in louisiana. record rainfall and flooding in the northeast. what hurricane ida tells us about the threat of climate change. joining me for insight and analysis, yamiche alcindor, the moderator of washington week, washington post contributing columnist, matt bai, betsy woodruff swan of politico, and republican strategist brendan buck. welcome to sunday. ....
good morning and welcome to your new day. it is saturday, september 4th. the months just flying off the calendar, christi. i have to tell you, it is starting to feel a little bit chilly like autumn here in d.c. thank goodness. same here in atlanta. believe me, we re grateful for it. for the summer but nevertheless he s a miami man. that s right. we have to talk about weather and we begin this hour with how the united states is coming face to face with the climate crisis. the death toll continuing to climb from wednesday s historic flooding and tornadoes in the northeast, at least 50 people have died. in the northeast hurricane ida took a deadly flash flooding. i m sure you saw it sweeping away cars. there were tornadoes across the region. new jersey s governor said the recovery is going to take time but the state is ready to help. just walking through for a few minutes the downtown area. it is clear that the damage caused by ida is significant by any mea ....
mixed messages. a former district attorney is indicted following the shooting of ahmed arbery. she s facing charges now. we re going to get through that in our legal brief that s coming up. and a u.s. open stunner. naomi osaka losing her match and her cool on the court. what she s now saying about her future in tennis . always so grateful to have your company. it s saturday, september 4th. welcome back, boris. we missed you. thank you, christi. i was on vacation and my jacket feels tighter. that happens to all of us. great to see you as always, christi. from the gulf coast region to the northeast this morning, cities across the country are still reeling from the aftermath of haep ida. in louisiana residents are dealing with fuel shortages, power outages and hurricane ida being blamed for 13 deaths. 700,000 people are without electricity in louisiana. president joe biden got his firsthand look at the destruction during a visit to that area promising federal ....
the south, two historic flooding in the northeast. two fires out of control in the. west the desperate need to climate prove american infrastructure. plus the schools risking it all in florida. to try to protect kids from covid. when all in starts now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. in the dead of night, they did it in the dead of night. five republican supreme court justices, including three appointed by donald trump, a man who lost the popular vote in 2016, by neither 3 million votes. they destroyed the woman s right to bodily autonomy and reproductive choice. first in the state of texas, who knows what s next. and they did it shortly before midnight. with no big public announcement. with an order that is barely more than a page long. i am struggling to come up with the proper words to describe to you, how both cynically reckless and contemptuous the actions of the court were last night. it was essentially a middle finger, from those five justices. as if ....