President biden has canceled his planned trip home to wilmington, delaware. Instead of getting briefed on the situation in afghanistan at the white house. We have fox news team coverage with lucas tomlinson at the pentagon and jacqui at the white house. And what are you hearing in doha. Anita, good afternoon. There continues to be efforts by the international community to get as many civilians and diplomates out of afghanistan as possible of the flights are ongoing. As we know, the u. S. Issued the alert warning of possible security threats outside of the gates where people are going into the airport facilities. We ve seen video over the past six days of major clashes. Taliban fighters outside trying to push back people who arrived there even with the correct paper work and u. S. Military personnel, even pulling babies up over barbed wire trying to get them to safety. Officials in doha are trying to make sure that afghans have comfortable living as they land on the ground. More afghans
Sandra: plus would be to begin with president biden saying the u. S. Will be donating 500 million doses of the pfizer vaccine to low income countries. Hello and welcome, i m sandra smith and new york and this is america reports. John: i m john roberts in washington at any minute we expect the president to be speaking in st. Ives, england. He is on his first foreign trip as commander in chief and is expecting to meet with world leaders. Sandra: back here at home it s looking unlikely to get 70% of american adults vaccinated by july 4th will happen, according to the cdc. Just under 64% have so far received at least one dose. The one and the rush to vaccination, we got team coverage. In fox news contributor miranda devine will join us but first correspondent peter doocy is traveling with the president and his live in cornwall, england, with us. Some of the latest video we have president biden and the prime minister is coming out here in st. Ives. It s the same idea as the atlantic charter
Out of gas. And the prices keep climbing. The national average of regular unleaded gas now at $3. 04 and going up. Jonathan serrie is in georgia where trucks are picking up gas to send out. What does it look like there, jonathan? reporter: hi there, david. We re seeing constant activity right behind me. Just one of the supply depots where trucks have been driving in all morning, taking in supply. All of the major petroleum companies have installations here along the colonial pipeline. Once these trucks are filled, these big tanker trucks, they then drive to area gas stations. As you can imagine, the process does take time and so does the flow of the pipeline. Take a listen. I it moves very slowly, often around 5 miles an hour. As you can imagine or, it s very complex getting the pressure right and making sure that this product is moving safely. So it is taking a matter of days. Reporter: colonial pipeline tweeted, we have returned the system to normal operations delivering millions of
And the attack is still ongoing. The colonial pipeline jichs more than 5,000 miles from texas to new york. It s responsible for roughly half of the fuel on the east coast. And they described the impact of the hack. This is an attack on u. S. Energy infrastructure which shows the vulnerability of our system not only impacting us on the wallet immediately by raising gasoline prices, but raising the cost of transporting gasoline and diesel because they have to take more stringent security measures. In a statement, colonial pipeline says we proactively took systems off line to contain the threat which halted pipeline operations and affected some of our i. T. Systems. A leading cyber security firm was engaged and we ve launched an investigation. The reports this was ransomware attack using encrypted files to shut it down and demanding ransom to turn it back on. And after the winds attack on russia, and an attack on china. And at super bowl was blamed on aran. And it could impact the u. S. M
border. gillian: i m gillian turner in washington. let s take a look at we ve got new live drone pictures over and above that brand new texas wall that governor abbott is having constructed there. about a mile from griff, where he is right now. griff, you re in the heart really of operation lone star. that is the governor s statewide project there that is really meant to deter illegal immigration, crack down on undocumented migrants coming across the u.s./mexico border: it s about your 17,000th trip to the border, i think? correct me if i have a couple of numbers off there. [laughter] i want to hear from you really set the stage for us. what is different about this trip, what are you seeing and hearing on the ground, what is jumping out at you? griff: oh, gillian, we re hearing an awful lot. you mentioned to operation lone star. that began in march. i did my first trip this year in march when not a single network or a single reporter was reporting on what was the most unpre