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toscano and many other new yorkers. the state extended their eviction ban through the end of the year, but for so many other states, there are no protections in place. and without this federal eviction moratorium, that money is needed very badly by many of these renters across the country. john? money is there, if only they could figure out a way to get it to them. vanessa yerkovich, thank you for that report. new day continues now. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is friday, september 3rd. i m john berman. brianna is off. you made it all the way to friday morning. it s our last hour. nice to be in the studio instead of on the lawn. we do begin with the rising death toll with the historic storm in new york. most trapped in their homes or cars when the flood waters rose too fast to escape. this morning millions of people are still under flood warnings. we have some new video in from manville, new jersey. you can see the tow ....
you are watching fox and friends first, thank you for joining us and begin with this fox news alert at a live look at capitol hill, demanding lawmakers on evacuations from afghanistan. american still stranded as tens of thousands of refugees arrive in the us. lawmakers are discussing it with the president. the us may be out of afghanistan but the conflict continues as lawmakers demand answers. of group of 2 dozen republican senators sent a letter to the white house in part saying our media priority is the safety and well-being of american citizens, permanent residents and allies left behind in afghanistan. they will not be abandoned to terrorists abroad. oil afghans served alongside of american troops. apparently also evacuated tens of thousands of afghans have clear direction to americans and no idea who they are. more from the department of homeland security how the vetting process will work. that will tell us much. they undergo the policy of what ha ....
thousands of refugees arrive in the us. lawmakers losing patience with the president. a group of 2 dozen republican senators pressing the biden administration for answers as to who was left behind in afghanistan, who was not able to make it out before us forces left and we are hearing from afghans loyal to the us cause who remain in the country. we feel abandoned because we are fighting a war against terror but we have no allies, the last are many us allies, not being supported, no one by our side to help us against transnational terrorism. todd: standing for freedom, standing against extremism, they know the taliban equals al qaeda and terrorism that happens in afghanistan doesn t stay in afghanistan. reporter: is more afghans arrive in the us we are learning more from the department of homeland security about the vetting process. is forgetting americans another afghans out without us forces on the ground the white house is focused on help from the taliban and. ....
texan who has a heart beat. biden administration is helping a country secure a border with afghanistan. but is fine with the southern border being wide open. it should offend every american taxpayer spending millions of dollars in afghanistan to secure their border while the cartels control our border. grew up military man way of life and i understand and i m so proud to say it led me who i am today. steve: live from washington, d.c., it is friday, september 3rd, because it s a friday, technically still the summer, today is our all-american summer concert series and today that woman who is singing jessie james decker going to be singing three hours from right now on the channel you trust for your morning wake-up news. ainsley: she has done so well with her life. she has written all these books. she has the commercials, weight loss commercials. steve: south beach. ainsley: she married a physical player and relate show and a singer. brian: she looks really hap ....
they are blasting the commander-in-chief over his broken promise, and for bringing a dishonorable end to america s longest work. this is outnumbered. i m kayleigh mcenany. here, my cohost, harris faulkner and emily compagno, former deputy national security advisor to the trump administration, k.t. mcfarland, and virtual seat today, executive editor of special report, bret baier. withdrawal from afghanistan is complete, the last flight out leaving the taliban and control of air. prison putting in a slimmed, set to address the american people hours from now. critics charge that he broke his promise to get all u.s. citizens out. here is the president taking a question on that less than two weeks ago. president biden: reporter: are you committed to making sure troops staying until every american s are? president biden: yes. yes. kayleigh: bret, starting with you i thought we would ve heard the commander in chief earlier, certainly earlier than john kirby, but ....