safety and a secure movement of the reduction of civilian personnel out of the embassy to help facilitate their departure from the country, to also help with the process of moving special immigrant visa applications out of the country and to provide additional security at the airport. again, we believe this is a prudent measure given the deteriorating security situation. 3,000 is a lot of people. can you give any better sense on a day to day what are they doing? sounds like that many people must be responsible for getting people to the airport and it almost sounds as if they re coming in and taking over security at the airport. i wouldn t go that far. turkish forces are still at the airport in the lead of security. we already have some united states security forces at the airport including some aviation elements. these 3,000 would be going to bolster that presence and to make sure that the airport is secure enough to facilitate movement of all of these people over the nex
meltdown when he got a few tough questions. damn nice everybody [inaudible] i know i m a little pointed today. all the places you have gone either play or free games. i think number one. this is heaven. is this heaven? iowa. it s such a story even beyond baseball. even beyond american story. these dreams brian: looks like iowa a lot like iowa. . ainsley: corn, baseball field. brian: people walking. and a lot of short people taping them from behind. that s what s happening. field of dreams a special thing for fox sports tonight pregame at 6:00. game at 7:00 are will white sox against yeangs playing field kevin costner made famous field of dreams. steve: our own will mccain dispatched to iowa where it is currently 61 degrees. william at game time tonight there in the middle of the cornfield is going to be 75 and feel like heaven. will: hopefully it won t be raining, steve. hopefully it will be clear skies. it is beautiful right now. a little chilly as you p
generations, the first salute between a navy grad and his grandfather. fox and friends first starts right now. neil: your first, san francisco second, a beautiful day in the northeast and another one today but especially in the southwest, heat. jillian: beautiful, isn t it at this hour. todd: the lights are nice. you are watching fox and friends first on friday morning. you don t want to see that. jillian: let s begin with this, two cities on edge. officers tasked with responding to violent riots resigned. neil: up as braces for unrest following the recent police shooting death of a black man. jackie ibanez joins us with more. reporter: all 50 portland officers that make up the rapid response team have had enough. they voted unanimously to resign from voluntary positions in response to the recent indictment of one of their own. we as prosecutors ask for a mechanism for accountability, no legal justification existed for officer but worth s deployment of force. rep
truly believe that they aredreno our children, they are the children of our country. i m not going to let parents come intf o schools and actuallymake take a child, make their own decision. i don n decit think parents shoh be telling schools what they should teach and no placate. ani is this fight more evident than in virginia, where parents have gounrginia wnts d the vessel tor their rights? governor glenn youngkivernor gn in july, youngkin department of education released new school guidelines s depar to keep parents in charge of their kids. chw, under these new rulesds, school personnel will have to call children by the pronouns listed in their officialy the school record, nt whatever they feel like identifying as that dat whatevy kids will also have to use the bathroom that corresponds with their, not their chosen gender. no theirw, these seem like comme sense guidelines to keep our children safe. rebut the state s largest school district doesn t think so. fairfat scho
our children. when you see our kids, and i truly believe they are the children of our country. i will not let parents come into schools and actually make their own decision. i don t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. no place is this fight more evident than in virginia where parents have found the vessel to fight for their rights. governor glenn youngkin. in july youngkin s department of education released new school guidelines to keep parents in charge of their kids. under these new rules, school personnel will have to call children by the pronouns listed in their official school record. not whatever they feel like identifying as that day. kids will also have to use the bathroom that corresponds with their sex, not their chosen gender. no, these seem like common sense guidelines to keep our children safe. but the state s largest school district doesn t think so. fairfax county, virginia is defying youngkin s orders and parents are petrified