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The road to new york and we will bring you report from there. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is this "special report" tonight. faired and unstill unafraid. unafraid of manny pacquiao, too. "fox news primetime" this week with pete starts right now. >> pete: im afraid of manny pacquiao. thats a fact. good evening, america. 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in gods country which means its time for "fox news primetime." im your host pete hegseth tonight tonight and all w...

But there are better days ahead. >> as a boy, i fought polio. today, america has been polio free for 40 years thanks to vaccinations. protect yourself and your family, get vaccinated. >> learn more at cdc.gov/coronavirus. >> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell encouraging people in the state of kentucky to get the covid-19 vaccine in that new psa. its available to stations nationwide, and has aired over 100 times in local tv markets in mcconnells home state, which has seen a spike in covid ca...

Optimum forgetting a second dose? 2 need to focus on individuals who are more likely to get sick again if they have not got a boost. we will have a jcvi meeting today to discuss that. trying to identify people who are at risk are needed that third dose. it is less clear whether a third dose in a more general way for all people above a certain age is going to make much difference. at this point the main message is the direct protective effects of these vaccines is excellent. if you get the vaccin...

It stayed in that 35 to 45 band the entire time. and thats where hes most comfortable. he doesnt want to and has not made an effort to reach out beyond that part of the t population that elected him the first time. that may be where our politics is today. maybe you maximize the support of the people who do support you and try to discourage supporters from turning out. rather than reaching out to the middle. the middle may have slunk, but what hes trying to do by rep i replicating 2016 is thread ...

Answer. great goal there. not enough in the end. the first time the u.s. has missed the world cup. in nearly 30 years. >> sandra: ouch. >> bill: we have to cheer for the women, sandra. thats unacceptable. that is an embarrassment. >> sandra: if i could only tell you how upset bill was when he came in this morning. >> bill: we didnt make it. population 330 million. iceland made it population 300,000. team usa the men are staying home. >> sandra: that one is going to hurt. >> bill: go women. >> sa...

>> it was a really important victory that really set him on the path to becoming king of judea. >> this victory is the turning point in his fortunes. and from there, everything is on the up and up. >> rome sees the potential in this herod to create a really successful, perfect king. somebody that they could rely on the ground who understands the traditions on the ground but who they could actually pull the strings on, if necessary. >> the romans put herod into power. the romans support herod. th...

See about some of these other issues and the remaining t population. but we are going to enforce the law, uphold the rule of law, and he is going to continue the vigorous efforts to do that. >> bill: all right, so what i am hearing is, it is possible, once the border wall and the enforcement kicks in, that an examination of people who are law-abiding, they might get some kind of break. >> vice president pence: well, you know, you could ask the president what his y perspective isis on that next t...

Killing people. >> reporter: saying there that in effect, the sanctions are killing people. under this interim nuclear deal, one part of the sanctions relief affects medical supplies like chemotherapy drugs. that means in the coming days and weeks, those drugs will be allowed to come back in here and make a real difference. and thats really the issue, the kinds of issues that grabs iranians attention. its how these nuclear negotiations affect their lives individually. and theyre hoping that over...

2010, there have been more murders in juarez, mexico than there were all last year in new york city and new york city is six times it population of juarez. theyre on the rate of getting 2700 murders in a city which only had 1.3 million people. and its all because of the battle between two rival cartels, the juarez cartel, the cineloa cartel and they dont mind making it hell on earth for the civilians who live there. im wondering im sure if people live their lives. the answer is yes, the walmart ...

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