nato supreme commander on what the us administration could have done differently. and: the us military says it now has the capability to move up to nine thousand people a day out of kabul but how do those people get to the airport? we will speak to a former us interpreter who is in hiding in fear for his life. hello, is this taliban 2.0 a kinder, more inclusive alternative to the group that for years had terrorised afghanistan? to listen to the group s first press conference today in kabul, that is certainly the impression you were given. the man who appeared before the press, zabihullah mujahid told reporters there would be an amnesty for everyone who d served the coalition. there were promises to honour women s rights to allow them to work, albeit within the group s interpretation of islamic law, and private media he said would be permitted to remain independent . the group say they want the international community to accept the change of government and invest in the cou
to resume emergency use of our country s only single dose vaccine. you will recall, it s on pause. the top concern, cases of rare blood clots among a handful of the millions of people who have gotten that shot. at the same time, the white house covid-19 response team holding their briefing at this hour. our nation s top doctors could talk more about another challenge, vaccine hesitancy. in moments, we are on the ground in a number of communities trying to get doses into people s arms. for this white house, it s not just a pandemic that s a challenge. there s also a reckoning on law enforcement that we have been watching play out across this country for nearly a year. right now, we are getting comments from the mother of 16-year-old ma khia bryant. ma khia shot and killed by police if in columbus, ohio. some are moving on reform and a number of others are moving on protesters. more on the wave of new bills targeting protesters in several states. we want to start with our rep
today it s those two are 20,000 in u.s. custody. images we ve seen three, this one being the third, where we can focus on an individual and we talk about these massive amounts of numbers here. it is a human cost. it all comes down to the individual such as we see here in this 5-year-old. we had images from yesterday, too, and last week with the border agents dropping these young girls over the wall. on and on it goes with no end in sight. we re told the numbers are going higher as of this week. in texas now governor abbott is calling on them to close a migrant facility under allegations of sexual abuse. he says biden s immigration policies are squarely to blame. children are allegedly being sexually assaulted on american soil because of their total neglect on protecting our border. joe biden and kamala harris have this on their hands, brian. they have this on their hands. they are letting criminals go in america and putting kids at risk, coming across this border illega
bad things are at the border. tuesday april 20th, donald trump speaks exclusively to fox news in his first on camera interview since leaving office. his thoughts on the border crisis, vaccine and possible run for president in 2024. the country awaits a verdict in the derek chauvin trial the judge warned the outcome could be overturned thanks to congresswoman maxine waters. we are live with the follow-up. apple giving parlor the green light to get back on its platform after banning it. fox and friends first starts now. todd: new york city skyline. grand central yesterday i noticed a lot more people than 6 weeks prior. i m wondering could we be turning a corner, more people coming back to the city? jillian: when work is over i leave manhattan and don t see it for the rest of the day. todd: i don t want to see us, makes sense. jillian: traffic has picked up a but i wonder how long it will take. that is the question. todd: other answers to your questions on tuesday morni
todd: also, i need to get the little one to get moving. very confusing but worth it. so you can come - carley: let us know if you have any idea. todd: we start here congresswoman maxine waters s comments appearing to encourage writing protests could compromise the george floyd case. get more active, more confrontational, make sure they know we mean business. jillian: jackie ibanez is chauvin may have a case for an appeal. reporter: one of waters s biggest critics was the judge in chauvin s case who sent a clear message to waters and all elected officials, listen to this. congresswoman waters may have given you something on appeal that may result in this whole trial being overturned. i wish elected officials would stop talking about this case especially in a manner that is disrespectful to the rule of law. waters s comments sparked fury among prominent republicans who called for her to be censored or even impeached. maxine waters believes there s value in violence. t