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this as president biden s deadline to get out of the deadline quickly approaches. hello, everyone. i m sandra smith, monday morning here in new york. nice to see you, john. john: in washington, d.c., a little bit of a time difference but not much. [laughs] hope you had a good weekend, sandra. i m john roberts in washington, good to see you. this, after five rockets were fired at the airport over night, when making it through defense systems and landing inside the perimeter. u.s. officials are stressing this is the most dangerous time of the mission, the phased withdrawal of u.s. and couldn t leave the forces still on the ground even more vulnerable to attack. sandra: indeed. we ve got a packed hour. just ahead, walid phares will join us, morgan ortagus coming up, and congressman peter meijer is here, as well. fox team coverage begins now. bill hemmer will join us in moments. john: but first to the pentagon and jennifer griffin to kick us off this monday afternoon. ....
do that i think is just absolutely so essential to be able to give us the capacities to make this next essential step that micchio was talking about. 11 minutes 10 seconds away from launch. let s just quickly go to poppy harlow and jim sciutto. guys? good morning, everyone. what a morning. i m poppy harlow. and i m jim sciutto. one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. 52 years to the day after those words were uttered by neil armstrong on the surface of the moon. moments from now we will witness a new leap for mankind. poppy, two private launches to space in the span of nine days. i mean, a remarkable new normal. still a pricey ticket to space, no question, but does this over time become even more normal, more accessible? we re witnessing a moment of history right now. we certainly are. as one expert put it, the dawning of the public space age. what you re watching if you re just joining our coverage live here on cnn is the final count down. literally ....
majority, the case was dismissed on the procedural basis of lack of standing. the court held that a texas-led coalition of gop-controlled states and two individual plaintiffs had not suffered any injury and therefore had no right to bring suit. trump appointees brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett voted in the majority on a ruling that leaves in place the entirety of the affordable care act. justices samuel alito and neil gorsuch dissented. so, willie, big news, big news from the supreme court this morning. especially when you look at that vote by amy coney barrett. we heard from a lot of progressives and a lot of democratic senators that she was on a mission to destroy the affordable care act. not the case yesterday. and not the first time that court-appointed justices have sided with the court s liberals. in 2014, neil gorsuch was the swing vote. in 2019, brett kavanaugh surprised many when he sided with the court s liberals, ruling that iphone users could produce ....
push away. clearing skies in the south. a bit more cloud and patchy rain sinking south tonight. for scotland and northern ireland, more showers coming in on the breeze from the north west. temperatures for most of us staying frost free, about 5-7 but most of us staying frost free, about 5 7 but the parts of eastern scotland and the south east of england, could be a touch of frost first thing thursday morning. tomorrow, another day of sunshine and showers. the bulk of the showers in northern ireland, scotland. later in northern ireland, scotland. later in the day, some showers propping up in the day, some showers propping up in the day, some showers propping up in the south of england as well. in between those areas, dry weather with some sunshine and temperatures up with some sunshine and temperatures up to 13 or 1a. moving through thursday night and into friday, it will be all change as an active weather front tracks its way eastwards. that will open the door for this ....
that was so controversial they forced a secret vote on whether to keep her in power, a vote cheney ultimately won by a lot. meanwhile congresswoman greene who built her public reputation as a supporter of anti semitic conspiracy theories and straight up political violence she got the opposite treatment. republicans publicly rallying around her after she reportedly apologized for some of her past statements. democrats are not so forgiving. they are going to force a vote on the house floor today that could strip greene of her committee assignments. i want to start with garrett haake on capitol hill. what are we going to see with this vote today? reporter: some of that will depend on how congresswoman greene chooses to handle herself going forward. i ll be curious to see if the apology she made behind closed doors to republicans is the kind of thing she might repeat on the house floor in public. we do expect this vote to go forward this afternoon stripping her of committ ....