His refusal to take an independent cognitive test, and what he says about the democratic lawmakers who say he cant win. I dont think those critics know what theyre talking about. The fallout today. Plus the key meeting among democratic leaders set for tomorrow. And tropical Storm Beryl churning towards texas set to hit as a hurricane. Communities there bracing for impact. Were preparing for the worst, praying and hoping for the least amount of rain. That after beryl left massive destruction in its wake across the caribbean. We are tracking its path. And new Evacuation Warnings as another California Wildfire explodes in size. Dramatic video. An injured firefighter airlifted to safety, plus the brutal Heat Wave baking the west. High temperatures soaring into the 120s. And amtrak shuts down Train Service between boston and New York ahead one of the busiest Travel Days of the year. And tragedy in the nfl. The rookie just drafted killed in a Car Crash overnight. Also, a tribute to a hero. H
Good evening, everyone, everyone, im Brian Kilmeade and this is Fox News primetime. Brian all right. Tonight, pulling out all the stops sweeping election reform. We got the latest on that. First, let me take you back a few months when Senator Schumer and Speaker Pelosi set the stage for nationalized elections. Remember whether georgia passed a new Voting Law that made elections more secure and accessible . That didnt matter. A republican governor and a legislator passed it so dems had an opportunity. They decided they hated it, including President Biden who irresponsibly in my view spread misinformation about the law. What im worried about is how unamerican this whole initiative is. Its sick. Its sick. Deciding that you are going to end voting at 5 00 when working people are just getting off work . Brian even the Washington Post said that statement was a lie. So President Biden decided to do what democrats do best call the law, circle it now at home, Racist And Pressure corporations in
clear thanksgiving morning. and this great city. it is the annual macy s thanksgiving day parade. the holiday staple returning to its prepandemic form after no crowds were alolowed last year because of the pandemic. macy s estimates 2.5 million people are there this morning. this as new covid cases are about half of what they were one year ago, when no vaccines were available to the public. yet the threat of the virus still very much looms over this holiday. the u.s. is averaging just under 100,000 new infections every day. and dr. fauci says things could get worse, especially if unvaccinated people gather in large groups without masks. especially today. those warnings are not stopping travelers from getting where they need to be in time for thanksgiving dinner. tsa says it will screen 2.3 million travelers at airports nationwide, the most in one day since the beginning of this pandemic. and while it will feel good to be with loved ones, this may be the most expensive thanksg
it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is in a candy coma. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, november 1st. we ve got a lot of news. let s get started. air force one is expected to touch down in about a half hour, kicking off a full day of events for the president. biden will deliver the leader statement and hold a bilateral meeting with the indonesian president. the commander in chief faces a difficult task, trying to convince allies the u.s. can lead on his climate agenda despite the stall at home. he was asked this question yesterday. can the world and others be confident that you will be able to follow or do make good on the promises on climate change that you have made when you re at glasgow without a vote having taken place on your bill? it s going to pass in my view, but we ll see. we ll see. you all believed it wouldn t happen from the very beginning from the moment i announced it, and you re always amaz
make more deliveries in the uk? would it undermine plans to upscale british workers? it s ronaldo to the rescue once again. the manchester united striker caps off another astonishing champions league come back, this time to beat atalanta and it eases the pressure on the united manager. good morning. a cold start to the day today. for many of us it will be drier and sunnier than it was yesterday. having said that some showers coming in on a brisk north westerly wind with gales on the north sea coastline. all the details later in the programme. it s thursday, the 21st of october. our main story. pressure is growing on the government to re impose some covid restrictions in england, amid a surge in cases. it comes as the british medical association has accused ministers of being wilfully negligent. it says measures, such as compulsory face coverings and social distancing should be brought back in now, to protect the nhs as we head into the winter months. here s our political co