mr. president can people continue to wear masks on planes? that is up to them. judge jeanine: then just hours later his doj said it would be the pilling decision if the cdc says it is necessary to keep it in place. and the white house to mop up biden s mess? he was answering it quite literally and as you know we are not implementing the mask mandate because of the court order, which we disagree with appeared to be clear, we are recommending everybody wear masks on the plains. that is what the cdc is recommending and public health guidance we are following. judge jeanine: mean wealthy liberals are absolutely losing their minds. new york times columnist acting like a total crybaby and predicting violence and harassment towards mask wearers, active mandate was lifted and others are lashing out at the brave judge who struck down the rules. perhaps that is the mark of an inexperienced judge but i don t think this makes legal sense. did it say the end of the mask ma
and mr. biden will not meet during the president s visit adding that would disrupt recovery efforts on the ground. we have fox team coverage with max in cedar key, florida and lucas tomlinson with the latest from the white house. we ll get to that in a second. sad news for jimmy buffet fans, the margaritaville singer has died at the age of 76. live outside the margaritaville hotel, hi, maddie. good afternoon, mike and griff. for more than 50 years, his songs about the beach with margarita in hand. and the hotels and restaurants like this one behind me inspired by the hit song of the very same name. it helps me hang on, hang on, hang on wasted away again in margaritaville buffett was born in mississippi, it was in key west he found his footing as a songwriter. his laid back rhythms reflecting his life style at the time. a legion of fans called parrotheads showing up to concerts with hawaiian shirts with toy pair parrots on his head. and he sold songs like finch and
health of our nation s top plate cal leaders. mcconnell appeared to freeze again yesterday at a news conference in kentucky, pausing for 30 seconds. what are your thoughts about running for reelection? my thoughts on what? oh. did you hear the question, senator, running for reelection in 2026? we need a minute. emily: this is second time something like this happened to him at a news coverage. similar thing happened in june. his office chalked this up to light headedness, adding he will see a doctor to be safe. and dianne feinstein has made headlines for a recent fall at her home and several moments of confusion caught on camera. president biden fitness for office is coming into question following gaff es, and stumbles in public. new book is raising red flags about the health of our commander-in-chief, claiming he s told his staff he feels tired and they try to ep coo his schedule clear before 10 a.m. the white house was pressed on that yesterday. why we re seein
miles-per-hour as it heads for georgia and the carolinas. steve harrigan is in tarpon springs near tampa. what are you seeing now? we have about a foot and a half water on this street and we re with jim who has an auto repair shop. has had it here for 30 years. behind every house, every business along this road and along much of this town there is at least a foot of water. if you want to see what it looks like we ll look inside this auto repair shop. what did you try to save when the storm is coming? what did you try and do? put cars up in the air. put our own vehicles in the air. the shop equipment. we re wading through six inches of water on the ground. he tried to get the cars up on lifts. some of his air conditioning and valuable equipment, too. i have to say it s a mess here. it is. now look, a lot of americans want to know when you got six inches of water in a business you ve had for 30 years, as we can see these cars he has tried to raise them up here. tell m
prison. what happens is these boys are hurting, they know something is wrong, and most of them respond out of anger and frustration, and that s what you see is going on. so john smith baker started fathers in the field, a group that mentors fathers, hunting, fishing, to provide a strong role model. 1960, 5% of children were born out of wedlock, and today, 40%. but changing the outcome is much harder. back to you. john: it could be a big issue in this year s election. william, thank you. sandra: the white house now, sorry, getting to florida now, where they are giving an update, officials in florida are giving an update on preps for hurricane idalia. obviously one of the biggest concerns as you heard from the white house podium, the briefing room there, is the storm surge along the west coast. they are talking about preparations right now. we are going to dip in and listen. counties versus us getting the information and making sure it gets down to the county level. i