Tonight the biden administration moving to shift the nation s focus away from afghanistan back to the issues here at home. As u. S. Officials express growing concern that far right extremists and white supremacists are praising the taliban for toppling the u. S. Backed afghan government. Also tonight ida still a very powerful storm pounding the midatlantic and northeast with drenching rains, flash flooding and tornados. We re going to check in with our weather center. Some really, really terrible weather here in the northeast. And president joe biden harshly criticizing the new texas law banning abortion six week into pregnancy, calling it extreme and a blatant violation of the constulational right to an abortion. I want to bring in now cnn national security analyst juliette kayyem. Good to see both of you. President biden is trying to move past afghanistan focusing on the crises here at homelike the aftermath of hurricane ida. We re still dealing with it. Surging covid case. Is that p
It shows. She has failed the city the last two years. I have lived in california the last two years. I feel like this is not california anymore. Ground ball torrez. It a no hitter tore corey kluber. Cliewb becomes part of forever. Steve: you know what? she is always out there in new york harbor at 6:01 in new yorks thursday may 20th. It s fox friends for a thursday. Brian is off. And we have got lawrence jones in his place. It s great to have you. Ainsley: welcome, lawrence. Lawrence: how are you all doing. Ainsley: that story i watched it on fox friends first. We are going to play it you went out to california venice beach. Growing up venice beach was just beautiful. I didn t know they had this major homeless problem. Lawrence: it s not the same venice. We will show that pang later on in the hour and show how it s impacting the residents there and the homeless people. For the first time we got an opportunity to talk with them about what they have been experiencing. Ainsley: this one g
gusts making it nearly impossible for fire crews to fight the flames. as the fire moved so quickly, the length of a football field gone in seconds. at least six people are injured and officials saying the fire likely started after the raging wind gusts brought down power lines. i want to go right to emily ekada standing by for us in lewisville, colorado. emily, talk us through what you ve been seeing as you ve been there. reporter: yasmin, i will say it s hard to put into words the degree of devastation we re seeing in these neighborhoods. as you mentioned we just came from one in louisville, the homes reduced to rubble, we re seeing charged out vehicles, trees, and then small hot spots scattered about. it really is quite apocalyptic looking and the sun is still not even up yet. you will expect we will get to understand the gravity of the damage even more so once the sunrises here. because of the hazardous material and continued recovery missions that is why we are on the m
administration meeting up with hunter s ex-business partner. john kerry met up with devon archer weeks before shokin was ousted. john: he claims he was fired because he was investigating burisma. are the walls caving in on the bidens? sandra: fox team coverage starts now with leo terrell standing by. but first, alexandria hoff is live in washington. what has the white house said so far? the white house has stated shokin was not investigating burisma holdings when he was fired, and he says he was, and a list of special attention due to the board member being the vice president s son. he joined the board in 2014 and 2 2015 then vice president biden traveled to ukraine for an anti-corruption message. and a year later, looking at shokin saying he was the corrupt one. he pressures the ukrainian president at the time to fire shokin or lose a billion dollars in aid. exchange was recapped in 2018. listen. as i m leaving in six hours and the prosecutor is not fired you are not
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