governing. on the other, you have republicans still beholden to donald trump, and a few democrats beholden to their own agenda. i ll get to those democrats shortly. because trump s former presidential aides have yet to comply with congressional subpoenas related to the events of january 6th because our former president literally told them not to. president biden, of course, isn t having it, declining his predecessor s executive privilege as we got yet another damning report of just how far trump tried to go to stay in office. but even out of office, the trump staff on the courts endures, with the federal appeals court last night removing the stay on the texas near-total ban on abortion after our highest court chose not to get involved. we ll have the latest out of texas tonight. and while negotiations of every sort continue on the hill, those of us in the civil rights community are wondering about the future of police reform, as cities do what they can, and the gop legislator
terrified of passengers a moment a large window panel blows right off an alaska airline plane in mid air. now the faa is grounding more than 107 boeing airplanes worldwide for inspection for a good evening to you i am in for jon scott tonight and this is the fox report. take a look at this but this was a frightening scene on board that flight from portland, oregon to southern california paid 171 passengers theirs and six crew members. forced to put on oxygen masks, scary stuff but thankfully no one is serious they heard tonight and the plain say plate made an emergency landing break tonight a big question looms large. how could this all happen? christina coleman is live in los angeles right now with the story. hi christina. hi terrified moments in the sky at the activated emergency cabin door which was used as a regular cabinet window on alaska airline flight blew out while the plane was at 16000 feet shortly after takeoff forcing them to make an emergency landing. flig
hello. i m victor blackwell. welcome to cnn newsroom. any moment now, president biden is expected to update americans on the recent and unprecedented shootdowns of objects over north america. the president has been facing growing pressure to bring more transparency to the issue that has gripped the nation for the last month. let s get straight to jeremy diamond in washington. what are we expecting to hear from the president? this is the first time we hear directly from president biden in a formal setting on the downing not only of that chinese spy balloon but the three objects brought down between friday and sunday. to get to this point, a couple of things had to happen because the white house has really been in discussions over the last several days about the wisdom, the merits of the president potentially addressing this issue. they were wary at first of making this a bigger issue than it actually is. and they were also wanting to make sure the president waited until
and if i find that you are trying to corrupt my first born child, i will bring you down, baby. jesse: unfortunately for america we can no longer trust the democrats. have some questions on the wuhan lab? boom, you are a covid denier. have questions about the election? election denier. looking for a second opinion on global warming? sorry, climate denier. here s the united nations official, we pay her salary by the way, confessing that they have been colluding with google to rig the answers to your questions. listen. you know, we partnered with google, for example. if you google climate change, you will at the top of your search, you will get all kinds of u.n. resources. we started this partnership when we were shocked to see that when we googled climate change we were getting incredibly distorted information right at the top. so we are becoming much more proactive. we own the science and we think that the world should know it. jesse: we own the science. so john kerry is
cost of pens and papers and notebooks and all of that that went up. back to school sticker shock as inflation sent the price of school supplies soaring. the impact it is having not only on parents, but also on business owners and teachers. how some people in california are making money by having their front yards ripped out. it is sunday, august 21st, welcome to a new week. we re so grateful you re waking up with us. good morning, amara. good morning, boris. happy sunday. and we begin this morning with the extreme weather threat across the southwest and southern plains. more than 12 million people under flood watches. yeah yesterday s search and rescue crews were out looking for a missing person in utah s zion national park. rangers say hikers were being swept off their feet by flash flooding on the virgin river. rescue teams were out in the mojave county area of arizona after rushing water washed out roads and trapped vehicles across that region. cnn meteorologist