all-civilian crew splashing down to crew. the details on their return after three days in orbit. welcome to sunday, september 19th. we are always so grateful to have your company. good morning, boris. good morning, christi. always grateful to be with you. we begin this morning with a battle against covid and the continuing debate over booster shots. an fda panel recommended boosters for the pfizer vaccine for 65 and older and those at high risk of severe illness but not for everyone who originally got the pfizer vaccine as the white house had initially planned. the most pressing concern is the wave of unvaccinated people filling up hospitals right now. that s leading to tough decisions about rationing care. cnn s nadya lamero looks at the latest numbers of covid cases in key hot spots and what they tell us about what s happening right now. reporter: florida, alabama, a big-time college football showdown in the heart of sec country but big-time covid-19 country. florid
call type move. plus, moment of truth, democrats major policy priorities on the line this week as the divide in the party throws the president s agenda into question. we ought not to be talking about these numbers, let s talk about what needs to be done. but can democratic leaders get it done. i ll speak to house majority whip jim clyburn ahead. hello, i m jack tapper, where the state of our union is trying to figure out if we re going to need to get boosters or not as president biden tries to refocus on his legislative agenda. pushing toward a massive spending bill that could define his presidency. the biden administration is coming off yet another difficult week tomorrow, september 20th. marks the week the biden administration had planned to begin giving covid booster shots to the general public. instead an advisory panel to the fda voted no on friday, no on recommending booster shots to everyone after six months. recommending, instead, boosters only for those 65 a
his state has the highest covid death rate in the country. plus, moment of truth. democrats major policy priorities on the line this week as a divide in the party throws the president s agenda into question. we ought not to be talking about these numbers, let s talk about what needs to be done. but can democratic leaders get it done. i ll speak to house majority whip jim clyburn ahead. hello, i m jack tapper, where the state of our union is trying to figure out if we re going to need to get boosters or not as president biden tries to refocus on his legislative agenda. pushing toward a massive $3.5 trillion spending bill that could define his presidency. the biden administration is coming off yet another difficult week. tomorrow, september 20th. marks the week the biden administration had planned to begin giving covid booster shots to the general public. instead an advisory panel to the fda voted no on friday, no on recommending booster shots to everyone after six
and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave? o er the land of the free and the home of the brave will: our nation s capital lit up, moonlight bouncing off the clouds ever new orleans, and studio lights here in new york city. welcome to fox & friends. will cain, pete hegseth, rachel campos duffy. pete: let s do four hours. will: we always hold up four in our fourth hour. we never hold up one. pete: here you go. rachel: this group, this is the fastest i ever got for me. pete: i debris. work is the best when it doesn t feel like work. will: let s get it started. the biden administration is ramping up deportation flights to haiti as officials contain what is incredible surge in del rio, texas. up almost 15,000 people. a texas congressman warns the worst is yet to come. dhs agents sent 400 to the ground. texas dps, texas sheriffs, urging the biden admini
washington, d.c. is on high alert right now. there s a rally in support of insurrectionists but stirring fears of violence at the capitol today. we re going to take you to the hill, to hear from officials who are taking some extra steps right now to avoid something like we saw january 6th. plus, people over 65 and those at risk for severe illness could soon be eligible for covid booster shots. why that recommendation changes the game for the white house s original plan to get booster shots to everyone. as a combatant commander i am fully responsible for this strike and tragic outcome. the u.s. military admitting it killed ten civilians in a drone strike in kabul last month. how that deadly mistake happened. and the questions that it now raises about so-called overly-the-horizon strikes. plus, a spending split. democratic leaders are fighting to keep their party united. and passed president biden s $3.5 trillion spending bill amid threats within their own ranks that th