jillian: a fox news alert. the u.s. intercepting at least some of the five rockets targeting kabul s airport overnight. unclear who is behind the attacks but there have been no reported deathsed to to the the car that the rocket reportedly fired from seen here engulfed in flames. the white house says president biden and his national security team have been briefed on the attack. jillian: it all comes on the eve of president biden s deadline for troops to leave afghanistan. just hours after a u.s. drone strike on a vehicle containing at least one suicide bombner kabul. todd: meantime afghan women speaking out, voicing their fears ahead the taliban takeover. i don t know what will happen to me because if they find me they will kill me. i feel very bad. now we don t have anything. i had lots of dreams, i had lots of hope, but now i m in a
coming up, fox nation host lara logan joins us to talk about the reality that afghan women are facing under a taliban takeover. jillian: first let s check in with steve doocy to see what s coming up on fox & friends. they all seem busy. thank you, jillian and todd. panic and desperation continue in kabul with 24 hours left to evacuate. they estimate 250 americans still trapped behind taliban lines. we re going to talk to former secretary of state mike pompeo as officials warn the final days in afghanistan will be the most dangerous. we re also tracking ida after it lashed down upon louisiana with devastating force as a category 4 storm, 16 years to the day after katrina. louisiana senator bill cassidy is going to join us live on the response from his home state. we ll have a live report from the cajun navy in ten minutes from right now, right here on the channel you re watching for our morning news, todd and jillian back with more fox &
going past august 31st. we have very significant leverage to incentivize the taliban to make good on its commitments. and if they do not, we can bring to barren nor muse pressure on the bear enormous pressure on the taliban with a swift and forceful response. reporter: the u.n. security council is considering a proposal for a safe zone the city for those left behind. jillian: ashley, thank you. todd: the taliban takeover in afghanistan sparking new fears that terror threats could soon be on the rise in the u.s. and around the globe. joining me to discuss, retired navy lieutenant commander, steve rogers. steve, great to see you as always. you say the next phase in the war on terror will be fought here in the homeland. describe what that chilling prediction will look like. well, i ve got to tell you, president biden believes that the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan will end the war on terrorism. my fear is that it will start a new war on a new battle field here in