Edition of the ingraham angle. Biden. He s out. Well, it s pretty wild, though, right? considering just this morning, biden s campaign cochair, cedric richmond was saying thi. I want to be crystal clear. He s made a decision. And that decision is to accept the nomination and run for reelection, win reelection, okay. Just a few hours later, a letter was released bearing biden s signature, announcing he s going to step aside from the race. So what happened between around 11 a. M. And 1:46 p. M, when we all got the alert on our phones? senior white house correspondent peter doocy is standing by. He can give us some insights. Peter, good to see you on a sunday night. Good to see you, laura. And we understand that for the president s top advisers made a pilgrimage to the beach house. It was ron klain, anita dunn, steve ricchetti and mike donilon. They were all there last night. And then this morning, president biden phoned kamala harris a few times to let her know what exactly was going to
Directly after scheduled remark kept getting pushed back and several delays and focused a portion of his speech on a grow back better plan. Building patella been much better. That s exactly what is done. This looks like a planning failure, a military planning failure as to how we dry down forces. Lawmakers on both sides accusing of caving under caliban pressur in the demand more transparency. Meanwhile and and bowl didn t taliban continues his takeover saying that it will block afghan s route to the airport. Americans in afghanistan now. For their very lives. Yes, we are trapped. Our lives are in extreme danger. Celebrating others to didn t get out. Our panel of veteran lawmakers who serve in afghanistan way in. Fox news @ night starts right now. We begin tonight with crisis in afghanistan and president biden sticking to the august 31 deadline. Tracking the latest development in connection to the president speech today. Frankly this whole thing has been unlike anything of ever seen a
Back to life, back to the old reality, new york city that has the biggest school system in the country just announced students will go back to inperson learning this fall, no remote action with covid cases and deaths dropping to their lowest levels in a year people are partying like it s 2019. Ball games, dining, indoors and out getting back to prepandemic levels all across the country. With that new optimism comes a potential new concern about the vaccine. The cdc investigating rare heart inflammation in a small number of teens and young adults. And we re live in the middle east where president biden announced he is sending tony blanken to the region. President biden this morning also condemned the recent rise in antisemitic attacks here at home. We start here in washington. As we come on the air the supreme court is coming into session in the final sprint to the spring term. We could get more here in a moment. I want to bring in chief legal correspondent ari melburn. Let s talk about
anybody. always so like, kind hearted and sweet. she wanted to be a nurse. she had a plan. she went to sleep one sunday night and never woke up. i saw a 16-year-old female laying in her bed. there was a bullet hole in the wall. so she s been shot? someone had fired a shot from outside the residence. was emma a target? that weekend she d seen a mysterious figure dressed in black. turning the doorknob, beating on the door. she was in fear. she was in a panic. she was shaking. now, two brave friends set out on a secret mission. could they help catch her killer? you re trying to bring down a murder suspect. i just knew it was something that had to be done. this is insane! everybody put your hands outta the vehicle now! it all became a lot more real. hello and welcome to dateline. ema walker was a spirited teenager with a knack for stirring up fun. pretty and smart she had a whole life ahead of her. but after her death detectives faced a tough inves
repeating itself. he wanted to have women and his wife was getting in the way. were police just plain wrong? it s like this twilight zone where lies become truth and the truth becomes lies. reporter: maybe the real killer was still out there. you have lied to the police about this case. yes, sir. so devastating. we knew that that was probably the key to solving this. thirteen years. thirteen years of hell! reporter: such an awful crime. the wife. the little boy and girl. my kids are dead. reporter: shot at point blank range. i was just dumbfounded. i was shocked, what i saw. reporter: how to comprehend it? i said, what? what are you, what are you talking about? what are you saying? reporter: the husband had an alibi. could he have slipped away for, say, ten minutes? he could ve done anything. but he didn t. reporter: 13 years. three trials, appeals, reversals. and changing stories. the big picture here, charles, for a lot of people