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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin,"," a special edition with two great gets. jason whitlocks and representative byron donalds, it is my contention many of major media platforms in the country are racist, and

. >> america, merry christmas. >> merry christmas america. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas everybody. >> for my family to yours. >> merry christmas. >> from my house to your house at home, merry christmas. >> merry christmas 12, 2021 and will be off next weekend i will see you christmas night. "sunday night in america" with trey gowdy is next. >> more than one block with nothing standing there is no moment big enough to show you the extent of the damage here. we will grieve to gather and cleanup together and we will move forward together

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america's favorite past time returns. opening day gets underway across the mlb except here in washington. grady trimble in chicago. how is it looking out there, grady? >> it's about the busiest it's been in over a year here at wrigley. top of the second inning right now. well, 10,000 fans inside, 25% capacity. not what we would normally see but at this point, we will take it. let's show you what the other ball parks across the country are doing to start the season. most teams between 12 and 30% capacity. the rangers are the real stand-it. the anomaly. they're planning for a full house on opening day, which is monday for them. i talked to the president of business operations for the cubs. he tells me that they hope to gradually increase the number of fans allowed inside wrigley field as the season goes on and hopefully full force by mid summer. listen. >> a year later with more experience, we're confident we'll get the number above 25%. we're excited to have people in the ballpark. >> and sandra, i hate to be the one to gi

why shouldn't we all be out trying to make america better. bipartisan, not there bipartisan, we all have the same objectives. there doing everything without the vote and it's wrong and wrong. >> sandra: bipartisan can be good. we want our economy. i will let you react to that as i put this up on the screen. this is a business roundtable and what it concluded about its corporate tax hike to 28%. 98% of ceos said an increase in the corporate tax rate from 28% which biden is pitching would have a moderately to significant adverse effect on their competitiveness. >> it's so true. a couple of things if i may. historically tax rates with corporations were much higher and when he dropped it to 21%, it was still the lowest for the u.s. 21%, 28% may look small and historical context, but when you look at it relative to any other country, 28% tax rate would put us in the highest. the highest! it's really what your competition is versus other countries. when trump cut the tax rate from 35 to 21, federal government revenues two years after grew faster th

thanks for join us for "america reports." i'm john roberts. good to be with you. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. "the story" with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is the story breaking right now in minneapolis. three are now fired or have resigned related to the shooting of duante wright. first, the city manager that you may remember calling forcefully for due process in this case. remember this? >> and in response to the question about termination, all employees working for the city of brooklyn center are entitled to due process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due

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instead he's allocating more slots from the middle east and central america. authorities say this will speed up refugee admissions to the united states and biden previously raised the cap to 125,000 in the next fiscal year and he was pretty adamant about doing this. >> sandra: japan's prime minister is expected to arrive at the white house to be greeted by the president any moment now. we will be watching for that and among the likely topics at that meeting, china. the communist country closes a bigger security threat than terrorist groups. senator ron johnson is here and he will weigh in on that, next. >> john: plus u.s. intelligence officials walking back claims that russia put bounty on the heads of american soldiers overseas. that story is coming up next. >> joe biden o's donald trump apology as does those that attack him on the basis unsubstantiated media reports. un for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. it's a new day for veteran homeowners. and n

now "america reports." >> happy easter! >> happy easter! >> sandra: this is a fox news alert. happy easter to you as well. stunning prediction at the border to give you humanitarian crisis happening there. a whole new perspective. hello. i'm sandra smith. hi, john. >> john: hi. i'm john roberts. by the start of fall as many as 184,000 unaccompanied children could cross to the u.s., that is the equivalent of the city of fort lawyerederdale entering illegally in the next six months. swamped border agents are doing the best they can. a live look where they busted three stash houses filled with the migrants by the blood thirsty cartel. many children are among victims. update to the two young girls in this video that were dumped over the fence in the united states from mexico. then abandoned. >> sandra: we have pictures of the girls you will only see here on the fox news channel. that is the video we brought you yesterday. now the new image says the chief border patrol agent of the el paso sector giving a snack to the girls ages 3 and 5 that were dropped over the fence there. senat

refiplus. >> sandra: a brand new hour of "america reports." we await a verdict in the derek chauvin trial. residents on edge in minneapolis and beyond with memories of last summer's violent riots fresh in america's minds. hello. i'm sandra smith. welcome. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. we begin hour number 2. some lawmakers are more interested in protecting the protesters than the place. we reported on maxine waters words that could incite violence and stressed out police departments facing cuts. >> sandra: here in new york, rather than warning against the violence, mayor bill de blasio is apologizing to the nypd for being too rough during the riots last summer, which left more than 400 city police officers injured. >> john: compare that to the state of florida where reason desantis signed new anti-rioting measures into law and making sure people that harm police officers wind up behind bars. governor desantis is facing criticism from the left with accusations that the law is racist and meant to silence groups like black lives matter

this is america reports. high again, sandra. >> good to be with you. i am sandra smith in new york. this is america reports. celebration it was yesterday in minneapolis after derek showed them was found guilty of murder in the death of george floyd. the former police officer will be sentenced in about eight weeks. already, critics are possible grounds for an appeal. meanwhile, the attorney general is pledging a closer look at police department tactics in . >> the investigation i am announcing today will assess whether the minneapolis police department engages in a pattern or practice of using excessive force, including during protests. the investigation will also assess whether the mpd engages in discriminatory conduct and whether it's treatment of those with behavioral health disabilities is unlawful. >> fox team coverage today. former d.c., homicide detectives joined us. the debbie police shooting of a teen in ohio. we begin with matt finn. he is live in minneapolis with the latest from there. >> this is wh

and now "america reports." >> john: harris, thank you so much. protests corrupting for a second straight night in ohio following the death of a police shooting of a 16-year-old girl holding a knife in her hand. the white house suggests systemic racism was at play. welcome to my thursday addition of "america reports." >> sandra: hi, john. after a police officer killed ma'khia bryant on thursday. john? >> john: body can video appears to show her lunging at another girl while wielding a knife. moments later, an officer opens fire killing her. a newly released 911 call capturing the urgency and danger that officers responded to. >> we need a police officer here now. >> sandra: for the latest on the situation, we will be going to garrett. he will be joining us and moments. including accusations one major network deceptively added to the 911 call and body can video. garrett, to you first. >> wow, sandra, this new video shows a vantage point of two officers who arrived on scene just as the shots were fired. >> what's going on? hey, hey, hey, get down. g

now here is "america reports." >> john: as we begin this afternoon, chaos near central park as hundreds of protesters supporting black lives matter's fight with police and new york city. sam reportedly during an unidentified liquid at some of the officers. a brawl breaking out after protesters vandalized statues leading into central park with anti-police graffiti and red paint. the uss maine monument. telling fox news they made a base for arrests. charges ranging from mischief to disorderly contact.

hello, i am john roberts in washington as we begin the friday edition of "america reports." speech is good to be with you. i am sandra smith in new york. protesters demanding the release and that body can footage from the shooting of andrew brown. police say when they showed up with a warrant, brown got in his car and then tried to escape. insurance is urging people to wait for the facts. >> our deputies fired the shots. they have been put on administrative leave until he get all the facts. if evidence shows that any of our deputies violated the law, they will be held accountable. that is what the citizens expect me to do and it is the right thing to do. >> john: we have coverage to kick off this hour. karl rove will be joining us in minutes. >> sandra: we look forward to seeing him, but we begin with griff jenkins. speak out that afternoon to you. let me show you here in elizabeth city what is happening. a lunchtime intersection being blocked by protesters. this is a major road here and we have protesters. locking me into section. you can see the puppies in the distance mak

america is still a center right nation. we don't want to see socialism come to our front door. >> sandra: why does the stock market keep going up? all those warnings and all that spending and taxes going up. how do you fathom that the u.s. stock market continues to go up? it's down a bit at the moment but it record highs. >> there still a lot of money out there. washington is putting trillions of dollars. it gives you a sugar high and i think we are seeing that sugar high. i've got young kids. for anybody that has kids, give them a lot of sugar on halloween night, you will know what happens in our two later. it's not pretty. that day is coming. >> sandra: all right, fair enough. steve scalise and a great state of louisiana. appreciate it, sir. >> thanks. great being with you. >> john: on friday we told you about a study from the university of michigan to give some perspective on president biden's ambitious climate change goals. that research found cutting back how much red meat people eat would have a drastic impact on harm

washington as we start our tuesday addition of "america report." protesters taking to the streets calling for police to release the full body cam video. it's important to note that that video cannot legally made public without a court order. >> sandra: fox news obtained a copy of the search warrant that led to his death, describing him as a drug dealer with a criminal rap sheet that's more than 180 pages long. >> john: phil holloway is standing by, but first let's go to griff jenkins from elizabeth city. you have the latest there. >> i do indeed, good afternoon. you can see this is very lengthy and contains multiple felony drug convictions, but the family and their attorneys were here making the case that even though there was a drug-related search warrant carried out, there was no reason he should have lost his life. they called it an execution. and they held a private autopsy to be done on brown's body. here's what they had to say. listen. >> you all know from the death certificate that it was a penetrated gunshot wound to the head. but the attor

this is "america reports." >> john: i'm john roberts. he was the personal lawyer of course of the former president. according to "the wall street journal," which is also owned by the same parent company is fox news, the search warrant had to do with the foreign agents registration act. looking at the possibility that giuliani might have been working at the behest of foreign agents to lobby the united states without registering as a foreign agent or informing the justice department. the warrants sought communications between rudy giuliani and individuals including john solomon, who have course is a well-known columnist, who is in communication with rudy giuliani about efforts to push for investigations of joe biden. >> sandra: i can also tell our viewers that we have been told from rudy giuliani's attorney that statement will be coming soon. we are told that he is in that upper west side home here in new york city as all of this plays out. david lee miller has gone there. he is reporting live as head of the his apartment in new york. if y

last night, tim scott made a point of saying america is not a racist country, yet almost to prove him wrong, progressives took to twitter and started this trend with this racial slur that was on the platform for 11 hours before it was finally taken down, your thoughts. >> well, look might think it is disgusting. tim gave a fantastic speech. he is a good friend and he understands the miracle of opportunity that is america appear that there is no nation in the history of the world enabled so many people to start with nothing and achieve the american peer that is why tim is a conservative and why i am a conservative. i think it was particularly important that tim made the point, which is right from america's not a racist country. in fact, we have a legacy of fighting for equal rights of all. it hasn't been a perfect journey but no journey is. we are moving towards a more

marty makary but the biggest city in america to fully reopen. charlie hurt, joe joe concha, straight ahead. >> sandra: that and more coming up but we began with some president moved by the justice department. a former president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani now in federal custody after agents executed a search warrant on new york city apartment and office yesterday. breaking news during this hour, hello, i'm sandra smith in new york and this is "america reports." >> john: hi, sandra john, and computers and cell phones on the radon rudy giuliani's home and tells fox news they did not take the hard drive believed to contain contents of hunter biden's laptop. >> sandra: slamming the search is a political move by the biden justice department suggesting they would should be focused on the investigation into the president's son instead. >> john: live at the justice department with the very latest, hi, david. >> the president's son hunter biden is under federal investigation right now with several investigations dealing with his overseas business but as

buy american, buy products made in america. american tax dollars are used to buy american products to create american jobs. when i became vice president, one of the capitol hill newspapers estimated i had taken more than 7,000 round trips on amtrak. i think that's an exaggeration. i'm going to rely on the conductors that mr. weaver will remember.one of them is angelo negrin. and angelo, an article -- my fourth or fifth year as president -- vice president said biden travels 1,300,000 miles on air force one. i used to -- secret service didn't like it but i liked to take the train home. my mom was sick. i'd try to come home every weekend as vice president to see her. i was getting on the train. angelo came up and said, joey, baby. grabbed my cheeks. started squeezing like he always did. i thought he was going to get shot. i'm serious. i said no, no. he's a friend. said joey, what's the big deal? a 1,200,000 miles. you how many miles you travel on amtrak? i said no, i don't know. he said you travel 1, 515,000 miles on amtrak. so th

this is a bill that puts america last. our whole strategy when i helped write the trump plan was to get our taxes below it -- the lowest. why don't we stay with that policy? >> no one is talking 35%. >> sandra: i've got to leave it there. >> it's about 32. >> sandra: joe manchin seems to be settling on 25% being the right number. i have heard that from you too, robert. we'll have to have you back. we are out of time to thank you very much to both of you. senator manchin gave a radio interview where he cities rejecting the 20% corporate tax. he says it risks america's competitiveness. it's an important voice in this equation. >> john: he told the radio interviewer, fox news radio affiliate that he thought in 2017 that a reduction to 25% would've been good. it looks like that is senator manchin's opening position. >> sandra: at that level. >> john: not 28, interesting. sandra, disturbing new information in the case of a missing mother of three as her family reviews a troubling warning they received just days before she disap

my advice to corporate america stay out of politics. i'll pick sides in these big fights. >> a number of democrats here in georgia which say they could potentially hurt people, and the white house press secretary that said that while president biden supports and moves again that he did not call for any boycott in georgia. >> perhaps he tipped the scales with his rhetoric, even if he doesn't have a direct cause and effect. biko while he was answering a direct question, espn about opening day baseball, most, not everybody, but he was simply conveying that he would support that decision just like he would support decisions made by the private sector companies. we are not standing here and calling for companies to boycott. >> a number of critics including senator tim scott pointed out that george actually still has more early voting days in colorado where the game is expected to be played in the black population of atlanta, 51% compared with denver which is just 9%. >> very good point. to that point even the economics council inside the bid

we are america. we don't just fix or today, we build for tomorrow and 200 years ago, trains weren't traditional infrastructure either until america made a choice to lay down tracks across the country, highways weren't traditional infrastructure until we allowed ourselves to imagine that roads can connect our nation across state lines. in the idea of infrastructure as always evolved to meet the aspirations of the american people and their needs. and it's evolving again today. we need to start seeing infrastructures through its effects on the lives of working people in america. what is the foundation today that they need to carve out their place in the middle class to make it? to live, to go to work to, to ensure that the jobs will be there for their kids, no matter who they are or what zip code they live in. that is what infrastructure means and the 21st century. it still depends on roads and bridges, airports, rails and mass transit. but it also depends on having reliable, high-speed internet in ever

welcome to "america reports," the thursday edition. hi, again, sandra. >> sandra: those are staggering new numbers on new york, greg abbott meanwhile is calling for an investigation and claims of child abuse at a facility in san antonio. as we continue to see these heartbreaking images of children being abandoned by smugglers. plus the agent arresting alleged member of the ms-13 gang at the former, john. >> john: the burning question is why the person who is supposed to be in charge of the border vice president kamala harris still does not have any plans to visit. ♪ ♪ >> joe biden created this crisis, but the child abuse and neglect that is going on, it is not just the 20 plus state tracks that some of these young kids are taking. all of this is going on on the border. you can see why vice president kamala harris to either doesn't want to have this dumped in her lap because joe biden created the mess and is asking her to mop it up, or she is in over her head. >> john: key coverage this hour, the dhs secretary is here with us. >> sa

so the big question is, will america? >> john: is likely that the chinese wouldn't do anything before the beijing olympics. but i guess all bets are off after that. the budget requests are out, $715 billion for the pentagon, 753 billion in overall national security spending. that's the face of this emerging chinese threat, it should be higher? >> one of the things i've tried to say is i've tried to relate to the chinese communist policy, it's much bigger than one party. that's important for your viewers to know that biden's budget is effectively a cut of the defense budget. it also goes against the national defense strategy, and he has called for about a 20% increase in nondiscretionary spending. unfortunately this budget talks about china from a rhetoric perspective but there is no there, they are, when you look at the defense budget. >> john: not surprisingly, bernie sanders thinks it's too much money. morgan ortagus, always good to see you. >> sandra: we head to the u.k. next to paying our respects to fit prince philip

here is "america reports." thank you so much and continuin the coverage of the governor of coumo saying he isn't resigning effective than 14 days ago this after bipartisan calls calling for him to step down. hello and welcome to america reports on a tuesday afternoon. >> i love new york. i love you. everything i've ever done has been motivated by this love. i would never want to be unhelpful in any way. i think that given the circumstances it's the best way that i can help no as if i step aside and let government kickback to governing. >> we are live up from albany with more on this developing story this afternoon. >> good afternoon it's just incredible 45 minutes before th governor resigned his personal attorney came out and said the attorney general's report was full of errors and lacked evidence and then he came on an spoke saying he would resign essentially saying that he didn't test intended too sexually harass anybody he said the report was false and that h also really blames politics. >> i'm a fighter. m

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are in america. they are staying in america. they are coming in and staying. i want to put this on the korean -- screen. this is biden's worst job performance: is this becoming a top election issue for next year? >> you could see it become one and not just because of immigration. there is a broader weakness among the biden administration. the comparisons to jimmy carter get thrown around a lot. i thought about it this morning am there are a lot of similarities. a rise in crime. inflation. rise in gas prices. on the border and in afghanistan weakness invites confrontation. when they see problems, it's not a lack of solution or the wrong solution. it's the failure to even acknowledge the problem at all. >> trace: that's interesting. jose, a point you made earlier talking about the root causes and how president trump pulled money out of the countries. look at this poll. increasing funding to central america. and you see right there you have only 38% in favor and 49% that do not. the question becomes, yo

it is a point of honor to america. if you ask our military, anybody willing to go back to afghanistan that fought with us, you would have a million hands raised. the bottom line is if we can save these people, we've got to change it. if we can contain the threat, if we tell the world don't legitimize this regime, i want president biden to tell pakistan and china that if you recognize the taliban, you're recognizing a terrorist organization was blood on their hands regarding americans, and we will hold you accountable. this is a time -- the president down my problem with president biden as he is like a deer in headlights. he is unable to adjust. the worst thing in a time of crisis is to have a commander in chief who cannot change their mind. as much criticism as you want to levy against president trump, he made the decision to withdraw and change his mind when he said what was going to happen. president trump would not have let this happen. if you do what you are talking about doing, you are going to have chaos on your

"america reports" now. >> sandra: thank you, harris. we are standing by for the first press briefing. thousands of americans remain stranded there, but the pentagon says that the kabul airfield is not secure, and evacuation is starting. hello and welcome everyone, i am sandra smith. >> trace: good day. i am trace gallagher in for john roberts. we are moments away from addressing reporters. we expect them to face questions on how this situation unraveled so quickly. >> sandra: the desperation of the afghan people to flee can be seen in this photo appeared more than 600 people squeezing into that u.s. air force cargo plane that left the country late sunday. >> trace: 6,000 u.s. troops are being deployed to secure kabul's airport. the only way out of the country. runways were cleared of thousands of afghan civilians trying to escape. the story continues to develop, and we have at all. mike pompeo is here and moments along with former u.n. ambassador, nikki haley, and her first interview since the fall of kabul. plus, senator joni ernst, br

they help america. they helped the work. they put their life at risk to help the work to do the right thing. this is what my family did. i am not talking about just my family. i am talking about all of the people who were right behind the airport. 80% of them have paper work that prove they worked with americans. now the taliban are right there. they can videotape everywhere those guys. when you leave, they can one by one get them out of their homes and kill them. we know that. they have the proof. they are showing the paperwork. please find a good way to get them all out. >> we saw images [audio breaking up] of people getting beaten and a woman that was dead on the ground. she didn't wear her burqa. she was killed for that. lying in a puddle of blood. we are hearing their gun shots fired outside. another guy was stabbed at the airport. have you seen any of this? describe what you are seeing. >> since yesterday, i was going to the airport i see a lot of families that they brought their woman on the street too and like homele

and this is really where america's allies are looking to america to reject strength, and now going to capitalize on it. >> i just want to clarify, the vice president has the right of first refusal and we did this. remember when she was put in charge of the border, does she have that ability? the president says, i want you to handle this. i do some of the p.r. work for this like mike pence did with president trump in a lot of situations, and isn't that the regulations? >> she's been handed up a couple of pretty difficult tasks. the first thing, she went awol and went 66 days without even mentioning it and she's being woefully inadequate on that score along with vaccinations. she seems to be most intent on preserving her own reputation and making sure that none of the fallout from joe biden's incompetence comes back on her. she is looking at her future and she's not looking at helping the administration even if she could. >> sandra: we are trying to help the people who need it most of this moment but it's not a picture of a weak leadership that you are talking about and your latest pick

. >> this is where we begin on "america reports." mask mandates returning in many areas of the country as the delta variant trends quickly. now doctor anthony fauci says wearing a mask is not a persona choice. welcome, everyone. i am sandra smith in new york. >> thank you for joining us. i'm in for roberts today. there are responsibilities ever person has during as public health crisis and he says not wearing a mask could hurt others . dr. fauci putting the americans on alert. president biden not ruling out our restrictions as cases increase, but he insists he is not considering the lockdowns that crippled the economy last year. >> team coverage to kick things off. dr. nicole saphier is standing by. >> jenkins on the latest from that fred could give the president just returned to the white house from camp david, he did not stop to speak as many americans are worried that restrictions could be on the horizon. particularly after his the berkshire on friday left many wondering. watch. >> can americans expect more restrictions coming up

we have almost 6,000 of america's finest fighting men i women at the kabul airport. they are putting their lives on the line in our doing it in a dangerous place to save other americans, our afghan allies in citizens of our allies within. you know, i talked to our commanders on the ground there every single day as i adjusted few hours, an hour or so ago. i made it clear to them that we will get them whatever they nee to do the job. they are performing to the highest standards under extremely difficult dynamic circumstances. our nato allies are strongly standing with us. their troops are keeping sentry alongside ours in kabul as as the case whenever i deploy our troops into harms way, i take that responsibility seriously. i carry that burden every day. just as i did when i was vice president in my son was deploye to iraq for a year. there will be plenty of time to criticize in second-guess on th operation is over, but now, now i am focused on getting this jo done. i would ask every american to join me in praying for the wome in men risking their lives on the ground in

here in america, they are free, convenient, waiting for you. so, please go today for yourself, for your loved ones, for your neighbors, for your country. i will close with this. we are in the midst of a wartime effort to beat this pandemic. it's one of the biggest, most complicated challenges in our history, and it's based on an unparalleled vaccination program that is saving lives and beating this virus. it is a vaccination program that is getting us back to our loved ones and the way of life we were use to you it's happening. and it's going to keep happening. it helps our economy. it gets everything moving. it keeps us growing. together, we've made significant progress in just seven months. we just have to finish the job. science, facts, confidence. together, together, as the united states of america. so, please get vaccinated today. god bless you all, and may god protect our troops. >> sandra: hanging on the dominic beat there. that just happened this morning. urging americans to get vaccinated there. calling on companies to require the vacc

see you tomorrow with "america reports." "the story" starts right now. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking now on the "the story," less than a week, that is how long there is left as the clock is ticking in afghanistan. a decision from president biden and a demand from the taliban that we not stay beyond the august 31 deadline. we expect to hear from the president. that has been pushed and pushed throughout the course of this day. obviously a lot of discussion going on behind closed doors at the white house about what to do and what to say when the

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let's go to "america reports." >> john: we begin with fox news alert. we are expecting an update from the white house as the nation mourns the 13 troops killed in afghanistan, this is big chance there will be more terror attacks to come. i'm john roberts in washington. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. the pentagon says there are specific credible attacks on kabul airport. there was one suicide bombing yesterday, not two, as first reported during the chaos and confusion after the blast. despite the danger, the u.s. military continues evacuation efforts there with new urgency, president biden calling it a worthy mission during an event with israel's prime minister a short time ago. >> president biden: come with significant loss of american personnel. it is a worthy mission because they continue to evacuate folks out of that region, out of the airport, evacuated more than 12,000 additional people out of the airport in the last 24 hours. >> john: the president did refuse to take questions from the press. fox news strategic analyst jack keene, griff

his response team, now here is "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> thank you, fox news alert. standing by for that response from new york governor andrew cuomo just hours after an explosive report from the state attorney general andrew cuomo is now speaking, let's go to the governor. >> as this unfolds, i did not want anyone to say that i did feared. i said it would hold my tongue, and i have. making only limited comments. it has been a hard and painful period for me and my family. especially as others feed ugly stories to the press. but i cooperated with the review, and i can now finally share the truth, my attorney who is a nonpolitical form federal prosecutor has done a response to each allegation and to the facts are much different than what has been portrayed. that document is available on my website. if you are interested, please take the time to read the facts and decide for yourself. first, i want you to know directly from me that i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. i am 63 years old. i have lived my entire adult life in public

here is "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> sandra: thank you. fox news alert, a tropical storm leaving a path of destruction has a terrace across the southeast. at least one person has been confirmed dead so far. more than 1 million customers are now without power in the state of louisiana. the storm knocking out power to all of new orleans at this hour, damaging buildings and bringing massive flooding there. we will take you lives to louisiana just moments from now. and this fox news alert, the u.s. is now just hours away from turning over kabul's airport to the taliban. 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.

here's "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> sandra: god bless our troops indeed. this is a fox news report, awaiting president biden as it is officially over, nearly 20 years after it began. but there are growing questions about what a taliban-controlled afghanistan looks like and what happens to those who have been left behind? hello, everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york. welcome. >> john: good to be with you again. i'm john roberts in washington. this is a picture of major chris donahue, boarding a midnight flight out of kabul, last service member. spin on the comes as the administration admits 100-200 americans who wanted out have been left behind. the president promised less than two weeks ago that u.s. troops would stay until every american was out, that did not happen, now the future of those left behind is in the hands of the taliban. >> john: we have this historic day covered for you, bret baier and martha maccallum for a full analysis allying with ari fleischer, michael mccaul, general jack keane and general tell-all. coverage right now, jacqui heinrich