marc siegel joins us now. we see the spike in cases in arkansas which is being attributed to the delta variant. how much of an issue with this b.s. we had into the long holiday weekend particularly if you take the u.k. as a potential model here? >> she just set this up perfectly, let's look at the u.k. and i will tell you why we shouldn't be afraid if we are vaccinated. it's a mixed messaging for los angeles county to be saying put your mask back on indoors if you are vaccinated. you know what? they are wrong. the cdc's right to stick to their initial guidelines. let's look at the u.k. out of all of the hospitalizations in the united kingdom right now, many thousands of hospitalizations, less than a thousand are due to covid-19. 14 deaths in the united kingdom. 26,000 cases but almost all of them were mild. very few hospitalizations and almost no deaths. because in the u.k. 86% of the people have had at least one shot and more importantly 65% of at two shots. what does that mean? if you are vaccinated fully ag

this is all to get us into space. spaceship two, his company went above the 50-mile mark, so they were 50 miles above the surface of the earth for about 90 minutes. they had several minutes of weightlessness, that's pretty exciting. i have experienced that. but now jeff bezos is coming up next week. you will go on the new shepard said to take off july 20th. you will go even higher, 62 miles, the internationally recognized line where most of the world believes the beginning of space is. they tweeted about this last week which is kind of funny. when two billionaires talk about going to space. from the beginning, it was designed to fly above the line so none of our astronauts have an asterix next to our name. 96% of the world, 100 kilometers up at the internationally recognized carmen line. listen, it's 6-1, so it's truly the beginning of space, either way you're going to be weight lifted. >> sandra: the goal is to get us all there, you pay for a ticket, whether as jeff bezos, richard branson. >> or a science teacher. th

the statement reads, "we are always considering options available to us that would allow us to support human people and to support their humanitarian need which are indeed profound." we are left wondering what is the next move to help these people. >> i hope that some form of humanitarian aid or military intervention, i think we are willing to do that. we heard also that it is possible to intervene in terms of reactivating their intranet. the cuban government has shut down communication in their country obviously to support their cause we need to make sure that we help however we can. we learned in the middle east that with these freedom fighters, they need our help. need to do that. it would been great if we did something more for the hong kong protesters a couple years ago. there people in the rate that agree with that as well including people like rick scott the president that would not pass congress in terms of supporting the hong kong protesters. >> sandra: ted cruz action the question how is this possible responding to a tweet from the biden state department saying that they prot

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jason joining us now thank you so much for joining us today. i take personal offense to this because my family was rescued and world war ii from a japanese prison of war camp. my father remembers running towards flag in the philippines before moving to the u.s., getting a great education, and serving the flag in korea. we are seeing that flag denigrated by so many people on the left. this would not had happened ten or 20 years ago. what has changed? >> george doherty is like millions of other americans and shame on "the new york times" fg into this anti-american socialist and far left wing propaganda. the left wing of the united states of america is the best in the nation and it does bring us together. then rick times suck at it. the democratic party today which was made up of the men and women who actually made up of working men and women come of those people have been disenfranchised because they have been co-opted now by the socialist part of the wing that does not believe in america as a symbol like the flag. they do not believe in what uni

jonna, tell us on the legal front. is that the next step to finally file this petition to end the conservatorship? >> yes, absolutely. so a judge can only do what a judge is requested to do on paper. so the next step would be. we know what britney wants. she doesn't want to just get her father off the conservatorship she wants to be out from under it and i don't blame her. the next step is file to proper petition. i have to add this. with the judge hearing what she heard i would also want to remove this judge from this conservatorship proceeding. the judge is not doing britney any favors. >> dana: how do you see it this morning, tammy? >> there is also some questions i completely agree with what our friend just said but there are questions about britney's lawyer as well. in one of the statements, in the statement she had last week she claimed that she had no idea that she could challenge the conservatorship and that brings up the question what has her lawyer been saying? the people surrounding her have been making a lo

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the private sector used to be one of those places that brought us together. we live in a divided colony politically divided. it depends on spaces that can still bring us back together. major league baseball and nfl stadiums. as each of the companies go woke we lose the ability to come together in the apolitical spaces that used to bring us together as one people. i think that's the real loss, bill. >> bill: pretend to care about something other than profit or power precisely to gain more of each. these are your ideas, in woke, inc. get it very soon. great to see you. we'll talk again very soon. thanks. >> julie: federal agents on the border are not only protecting our country but also saving the lives of dozens of migrants who end up lost, tired, or close to death. we have got an exclusive look at some of the rescue operations. stay tuned to that. plus pandemic travel restrictions are set to end next week. could this open the floodgates and make the crisis even worse? texas governor greg abbott joins us next. ♪ on the road again, just can't wait to get on t

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it's going to take us to save us throughout our city. no one wants to drop anything down and say, hey, we need the community to come together and speak out on these issues. if we can come together as a whole and help one another, it's all about speaking out. like i said, i know everybody around wants to see people have support, we have the support, so where is it? we can talk about it every day, but if we are not out here physically boots on the ground, talking to these neighbors every single day, nothing's going to be done. and our englewood community, they're working hard, our commander, are deputy, so much. and i know that getting tired. some days i want to give up but i have to fight to change and make a difference in my community. >> bill: stay at it, charles. let's take in a couple weeks, maybe at some point your sister moves back and hopefully soon your niece will be out of any type of danger there, as well. charles mckenzie in chicago. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> bill: a new hour begins now, president biden talking in a tele

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joining us now is sergeant men will cost us without la joya, texas, police. so when these migrants were released to catholic charities, was the catholic charity told that the people were covid positive? >> that's what we have. the information that we have is they were positive for the covid-19 virus and we don't know the extent of or how many there is. but the ones that came across told us themselves that they were positive for covid. >> dana: here's congressman cuellar from your district. >> when border patrol drops folks off gets overloaded and then they dropped them off at a hotel without even telling the local officials that that's not right. they need to tell the local officials especially if they are covid positive. what i'm asking for the biden administration is to do a pause. >> dana: would you like to see them pause as well? >> that sounds about right to me, i mean that's what we are looking for, transparency and for us to be able to know what's going on. if this is happening, how do we let the community know if we are in the dark about this? if so i

maybe it is good news for us. did you know and have you been following the red state/blue state battle, the suggestion that trump voters don't want to get the vaccine? >> i've been following it. >> bill: i missed the five yesterday. did you know in new york they say 7-1 democrats to republicans? did you know that 45% of new yorkers have not been vaccinated? does that sound like blue state/red state? >> cave men according to people on our show. if you look at the map of the united states and show the hot spots, all of the hot spots are in huge democrat cities. new york city, atlanta, los angeles. not a lot of trump voters in those cities. we have to do away with all the politics and just try to get people vaxed. at a certain point you have to stop. you can't push people that hard. >> dana: do you like the idea president biden suggested many of the governors have done this to incentivize by giving people $100 to get a shot? >> i love bribes. i think they work. >> dana: do you think you could get a retro active bride

>> that does it for us this morning. enjoy the day. >> bye, everybody. >> a loud explosion in south florida last night as crews brought down what was left of that collapsed condo with tropical storm elsa approaching. welcome to "america's newsroom," i'm griff jenkins. >> i have to remember the say the fifth. all morning long folks have been saying happy fourth. it is the fifth. i'm gillian turner in for dana. in surfside, florida, rescue teams have now gotten the all clear. they have resumed digging through that massive pile of rubble hoping against hope now really to find survivors. 24 people are confirmed dead. 121 still now unaccounted for. meantime officials are looking at the structural integrity of other buildings in the nearby area. charles watson is tracking that development from surfside. hi, charles. >> good morning, gillian and griff. what we mains of champlain towers south came down in a matter of second after a long day of planning. demolition crews imploded the 13 story tower. you can see the explosives go

please tell us when it happened. dan: the moment of vindication was give way to tweeters remorse. >> it happened -- >> the minute i sent it out, i said wait, did i jeopardize that woman's job. >> natasha tynes rushed to the office with an army of twitter trolls amassed against her. >> had a meeting at 10:00 a.m., the phone kept buzzing. what is going on. >> mob came after natasha tynes because the metro employee was black. natasha tynes, an immigrant from jordan. >> things turned into a race issue. a race issue, wait, what is go on, who brought race in here? dan: her breakfast tweet went viral before lunch. >> all of these big influence in african-american community started telling me about black women, i was like what? how did this student into this. the idea of -- highway did thisn into this. the idea of me pointing her out because she was african-american abserred. absurd. dan: they found out about her upcoming novel. >> they were at publisher. it exploded. dan: her publisher sent her an e-mail, subject, apology.

is available to us, and we have been using it. neil: you know, doctor, there have been all these reports on what keeps the rescue operations going where a little girl in haiti survived three weeks after the earthquake, other stories like that. is that really possible though? >> yeah. i mean, it's not necessarily something that's common, but like you said, we hear these stories, and this is what we all, you know, keep in our mind. we don't really think about all the negative things. we strive on that one rescue that we know that someone got rescued, you know, two weeks ago or after being buried for two weeks. that's what we focus on. i work at a hospital here in miami, jackson memorial hospital, and the slogan is miracles made daily. and that's sort of my mindset. neil: you know, they, you know, told you to rest, doctor. don't want to do too much, too fast and nonstop, but something tells me you're itching to get back there the, and i'm just wondering what your own plans are. >> yeah, you're 100% right. i think every single one of

andy, thanks for joining us. we know that businesses generally can do what they want, private businesses can. but this is certainly something that also feels invasive. in other words, you're telling me to put something into my body, something that is making rounds to an emergency measure and not fully even vetted by the f.d.a. is there -- does that change the legal calculus here? does this tilt it more in favor of people saying, hey, this is overstepping your boundaries? >> charles, i think the biden administration will be better when these things are challenged in court and state governments instead of an emergency authorization had full authorization, but that said, the courts have looked pretty leniently on governments who tried to impose mandates. there was an important decision a couple of weeks ago, a federal court in indiana said that the university of indiana could compel vaccine mandates on students. they had a group of students who challenged the mandate that they get vaccinated and what the court said

>> fuentes has been alongside us the whole time, she has been a great advocate for us in this district, she met with us to walk through the encampment and met a lot of the neighbors back there, we were able to really give her an idea of the risk we are at every day having that behind us and she has been a great advocate and she's been going to the city to go to bat for us. it backs up to the residential area, and we appreciate her being on our side in that cause we've been going through. >> one of the neighbors or people in your neighborhood has had a break in. any serious things that happened outside of that? >> we have fires within 5 feet of our fence every day, there are break ins every once in a while. the most that we experience is the smells of the fire and the drug use and the verbal assaults, people yelling constantly and it makes you not want to go anywhere, mowing the lawn i threw up because of the fires, whatever they were burning was so noxious it made me sick and that is not a fun way to have your first home especially in a city like austin which is amazing to live in. jil

it's dividing us. if you look at what's going on in our nation, we've never been so divided at a time when we should be unified. going into the olympic games, usually a country is unified about the flag and the country but we have to hear about critical race theory and worry about sending our kids to school where they will be taught because of the color of their skin, they're either a victim or an owe proser. if -- on presser. on -- oppressor. i just try to make that very clear yesterday at cpac. todd: quickly on the final topic, thousands of cubans taking to the streets to demand an end to the dictatorship there. gop leaders warning america could be the next failed socialist experiment. why would any american look at the conditions in cuba and say, hey, let's copy that. 30 seconds to you, sir. >> they don't understand. my it guy at my company, a friend of mine, they can't buy groceries, he doesn't know what to do, he's in the tears every day. you look at cuba, you look at haiti and see the political t

give us the power to crush the oppressors and give us the power and we will give you security, we will give you a stable economy, all the things you need but the price of that is your freedom. so they went and then what happens? you don't get those things and you don't get your freedom back and if you complain about it they crack your head open, put you in jail, exile you or kill you and that is what happens everywhere all the time, socialism is about control, about controlling people and every aspect of their lives. >> we will speak to someone who fled cuba for the us, mike gonzalez, senior fellow at the heritage foundation will share his personal experience with us live. ashley: a link between the johnson & johnson vaccine and a rare nerve disorder following 100 preliminary cases of dion barre, 12.5 million doses administered, johnson & johnson downplaying the morning saying in part we strongly support raising awareness of rare events, the chances of having this occur is very low. a live look at capitol hill where they are finalizing a bipartisan infrastructure plan, the deal went ou

people of cuba are showing us that they are showing us what freedom means to them. that's why you are seeing many of them with that american flag. i was just in miami this weekend. i saw so many cuban americans really uplifting not only their own flag but also the american flag. they understand more than some of the whiny entitled celebrities and athletes in this country what freedom means. they know we need to preserve it not only in cuba but also in the united states of america. they are making that heard. the democrats though they don't want to hear it. ashley: we have 4 seconds or. so do you think the silence from progressives maybe they start to realize this is not wanted especially here in america? >> well, i think that they are just trying to distance them sphrlves what socialism truly is they use clever like interest democratic socialism. oxymoron. they don't want to have to confront a t. and admit to it make it seem like their brand of socialism is different. it's not. it starts with the promise of free things and ends with oppression and tyranny, that's wh

todd: indian's attorney general joins us now. here is the crux of your defense, quote, the evidence shows nearly all children whose gender dysphoria is treated a few reporters to buy time will proceed for sex hormones, why have you signed on. >> i tell you. appreciate the explanation you just gave been in regular terms, that is called a lot of places child abuse. there's reasons minors make decisions like this on their own and their brains are still forming. they shouldn't be manipulated. that is what is happening here by the left. we are for children, the 17 states. proud of all attorney general, steve marshall from alabama, ms. rutledge from arkansas doing a great job and taking back not just our culture but our laws, our common sense laws that protect our children. todd: what would you do instead? >> raise your child, they have issues, certainly perhaps a mental health examination and other things but you can't do irreversible physical damage to minors. >> they are suing arkansas over the lie and say transgender children in cr

todd: natalia, let us look at the numbers from the cdc. again, these are covid-19 cases in children below 18 years of age and you see it right there on your screen. let's focus on the death had numbers, ages 0 to 4, 165, ages 13 to 17, 326. i'm going to play devil's advocate here. you think of your kid, the worst thing in the world is potentially losing a child. how worried are you that your children, the 7 and 11-year-old could both get the virus and sadly potentially succumb to the virus? >> i think there are significant concerns for children with pre-existing conditions. i am fortunate and my kids are fairly healthy. i think the average child has incredible odds of surviving and even building a natural immunity to the virus. i think the greater concern has always been transmission to high risk or unvaccinated people. and now in new york city we are i think at 60 -- over 60% vaccination status, so everyone who wants a vaccine can get it. we're going to yankee stadium and unmasked amongst thousands of people. it seems like it's one rule f

for us it is important. it is important. >> people trying to take down statues and attack our history it is awesome to see our friends over in france doing this especially on this crucial important weekend, fourth of july, independence day. it was great, thanks. carley: what a great gift. have a good one. the time is 37 minutes after the hour. morale is low in vice president kamala harris's staff, some say the problem is and the staffers but the vp herself. ashley: steve: gearing up for a high-octane holiday weekend. she spent the day with the thunderbirds. helping us bring in the fourth of july and the aforementioned bringing us in for okc after the break. ♪♪ - i'm sure you've heard how grammarly improves your writing, but let me tell you how grammarly business helped my sales team. look at simon. since simon's team started using grammarly business, we've closed more deals. with suggestions to sharpen his writing clarity and overall confidence, simon's pitches always stick the landing, which leads to mo

the parents join us live to help us honor them. todd: let's check with steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: in 17 minutes, the border crisis is getting worse as undocumented migrants are caught with loaded handguns, ammo, and more from a texas ranch. what could possibly go wrong? we will talk to a texas landowner who is witnessing a crisis on her doorstep. 4-star general jack keane, new york assemblyman ron kim and offer j the fans with a big announcement, this one we are waiting for. stay tuned. the fourth of july weekend with country music superstar toby keith debuting one of his singles to celebrate america right here on "fox and friends". ♪♪ ah! my helicopter has better wifi than this. you thinking what i am? great time. don't worry i have the best internet people. hello xfinity. get me xfi pronto. that was fast. yep. now we just self-install. and we're back baby. do more of what you love when you upgrade to xfinity xfi. baby ninjas? i love it. carley: this independence day it is important t

the baby is not with us anymore. it is not a game. >> reporter: day later terrified baseball fans were sent running for cover after 3 people were shot outside national spark, bowser says the solution is to hire more police despite the fact she proposed a cut to the department's budget by 6%. chicago mayor lori lightfoot and police reform advocates reached a deal that paves the way for civilian oversight of the chicago police department. this as the city experiences crime. the chicago sun-times reporting 60 people were shot this last weekend alone. among them six children. in new york a shocking example of lawlessness, nypd officer hit over the head of the glass bottle, the suspect has been arrested twice in the past for assaulting police. mayoral candidate eric adams says it is part of a larger problem. >> our city has become a place of lawlessness and it is unacceptable. we lost her ability to understand what it is to be a good neighbor. >> reporter: adams has begun informal transition talks with mayor bill deblasio

to talk to us how they could keep us together. we don't want to do this. i believe in marriage and i don't use the term to be cute but we filed for divorce and it is final because we have irreconcilable differences. we've not had a state at the table, we've not been listened to. the statistics are incredible. forget atlanta. atlanta has crazy crime numbers, 52% murder, 133% since 2019, shootings of 164%. when 300 police officers have basically quit in the last 12 months because they don't want to work for her, don't want to work for a city that doesn't appreciate them, we are receiving literally hundreds of email messages and resumes including resignation letters from some of these great officers, 300 cops, 3000 years of experience down the toilet. i can always say, we get buckhead city up and running, the police department up and running, we make both cities budget city and atlanta better safe and prosperous again. like you said we are living in a war zone, running on the saturday dog, you get run over, legs are amputated, you ge

todd: thank you for getting up with us. >> 19 after the hour. we've seen this before but yet again see use walk out other major retail store with handfuls of stolen clothes because interstate it seems there really aren't any consequences. ministry residents are pointing the finger at leaders. one outraged finnish local joins us live. ♪♪ >> good morning and welcome back to residents in venice be, california blaming their local leaders are letting homelessness overwhelm the neighborhood and the iconic boardwalk. of next guest is one of those people who want to see leaders take action. joining me now a member of the neighborhood council, solo dad, appreciate your time. >> good morning and thank you for having me on. >> i know you're among many others are completely frustrated by images like what we're seeing on our screen right now. city leaders promised they would return of the end of july to finish cleaning things up. have they done enough? >> know. this has turned into a huge crisis. the venice beach neighborhood that is 3 and a half miles,

tell us about this. >> right. when britney spears had so much courage last month in june to come forward and publicly talk about the abuses that she has experienced within her conservatorship, there are 1. million americans in conservatorships and there have been abuses long before britney ever topped the charts. what she did was really shine a light on these abuses so i'm joined by democrats and republicans on this bill, it is bipartisan. it's getting a lot of attention and attraction within the house of representatives. we just want to give britney spears and those in similar situations the ability to petition a judge or a court and request and get a public guardian rather than someone who imagines their conservatorship who has a conflict of interest, financial or otherwise. todd: let's pop up on the screen quickly what your bill would do provide $250 million will ability to replace court appointed will guardian private guardian conservators without having to prove wrongdoing this case seems to be a lot more tha

he joins us now. thank you for joining us early. why does this upset you? >> the reason that it upsets me is because wagner used to be a great school and i know that because i have an older son who graduated from the school three years ago. and it was a great school because it's the biggest middle school in new york city department of education and so with all the resources that it had, it could tailor to all kinds of students. it would take care of the average student but it had a lot of programs for people with special educational needs, both in the top and at the bottom. and basically what they're doing right now, they are taking away the extra classes that actually were serving the kids that were accelerating, they were in the top of class. griff: do they they tell you why they're doing that? >> yes. we had a meeting with the principal a couple weeks ago and the reason they told us was that it was -- they basically had too much of a good thing. basically, they had too many kids qualifying for the honors program, the sixth and seventh grade honors progra

up and corral us up and bring us back and i just don't want some rural cop or some take fanatic that license to governor abbott that says they need to bring us back because we're fugitives. griff: rural cop, what is he talking about, joe? >> how that got on national television and wasn't challenged in any way i have no idea. there was a poll done last year that found that 83% of the american people feel that the media bears blame for division in this country. when you do interviews like that, that leads to that sentiment. this trip by texas democrats, find me a more poorly planned trip. they continue to play victims for their own actions. they fled their jobs in texas, they did so in a private plane without masks. they declared democracy was under attack like we've never seen since the civil war. this what is we have here at this point, optically horrible and then six texas democrats test positive for he covid, it spreads to a pelosi staffer and white house staffer. you tell me what has changed as a result of them going on this trip. they're going to get corralled up when they come b

thank you for joining us. todd: texas and oklahoma take their first step toward leaving the big 12, they say they will not renew grants after they expire in 2025. this is basically somebody tell you we are getting a divorce, they did not say what congress they plan to join but they are eyeing the ftc. both schools have been big 12 members since it started in 1996. >> didn't surprise people when this news came down? aaron rogers landed in green bay at a training camp. there's been a lot of discussion. he told the team he wanted out, now is being reported he might play this season so we will keep you updated that rogers has been cited multiple issues with the team, skipped mandatory minicamps, unclear if he will show up for the start of camp tomorrow even though he's in wisconsin but we will see if he's going to see a packer this season. neil: this contract he will get a trade at the end of the year if daniel joan struggles new york giants -- next hour of "fox and friends first" new jersey parents and students t

todd: why federal intentions turn us out? >> we see those in power, the elected officials doing what they want and so we need a higher authority, we need feds to charge criminals using guns with federal crimes, gun crimes, district attorneys not doing that, letting criminals off almost immediately. jillian: you wonder how this will work out. la is considering guaranteed income as more cities offer no strings attached, we can pull up the information, $1,200 in guaranteed taxpayer-funded income for low-income adults under the new plan with guaranteed income programs listed on your screen. how will this work out? >> we have to laugh at this because it is so ridiculous. to keep these people on guaranteed income they are not going to have the incentive to want to work anymore. we need to get people off government assistance so they can flourish and they are not going to do this especially if there is no accountability of what these people do with those funds that could be used for illicit drugs or anything. takes away any incentiv

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matt larkin joins us next. heather: impact alone cannot beat tom brady at the super bowl but shattered one of the legendary's qb's records. weight for that. ♪♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart - david ruffin ♪ my bad, my bad... good race! -you too! you were tough out there... thank you, i'm getting you next time though. oh i got you, i got you. hamblin goes down. d'agostino helps hamblin back up. are you okay? -yeah. jillian: fox news alert parts of alaska under tsunami warnings following a powerful 8.2 earthquake off the coast of the peninsula, police advising residents to move to higher ground, there have been two strong aftershocks. todd: washington dc mayor muriel bowser refunding in hopes of adding more officers amid rising crime. >> i will send an additional $11 million supplemental budget request to the council this week to allow for the hiring of 20 new officers in fiscal year 21, 120 new officers in fiscal year 2022. todd: a break in the case in one of dc's most high profile shootings, for all

jillian: keep us updated, thank you for your time. todd: the cdc under pressure to release data behind the mask guidelines which led to mandates in some cities and states and calls from others who want to see the stats first. harvard medical school professor on deck. jillian: download the fox bit super 6 apps and play for a chance to win 10,$000, all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show. topics range from entertainment to sports. it is free to play. download the super 6. todd: you dance in the 90s. ♪♪ my biggest fear in the middle of my addiction was that i would never be able to get over it and that my kids wouldn't have a father. i started thinking, you know what? this isn't my story. for the longest time fear held me back from ultimately being who i wanted to and i had to become a better man to be a better father. it's important to me that my kids are empowered to truly believe that if... if they can think it they can do it. will: the cdc under pressure to read first data about a mass guidance as offici

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jillian: the biden administration reevaluating how the us uses economic sanctions. the trump administration sanctions on key american adversaries like iran, north korea, russia and venezuela. a senior biden administration official telling the wall street journal focus is, quote, working with our partners, changes are expected to come near the end of the summer. carley: president biden plans to address the nation on our fight against covid as concerns over the delta very and rise. jillian: mark meredith joins us as pressure builds for the white house to lift international travel limits. >> reporter: later today president biden will update the country on how the us is doing with coronavirus and health officials say they are increasingly concerned with the so-called delta very and we've seen spreading in parts of the country. the cdc reports 150 million americans are fully vaccinated. vaccation rates have slowed in some communities. >> we are going to double down on efforts to vaccinate millions more americans across july and august so people get that protection and ca

thank you for joining us and bringing us that wonderful moment. trouble from elsa closing in on the florida coast which we have fox weather team coverage coming up in the next hour. todd: also on deck, phil mcgurn and arizona's attorney general, do not go anywhere. i hated sticking my fingers, then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. (music) flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk todd: fox weather alert, tropical storm elsa bearing down on florida's west coast something wind and heavy rain, expected to make landfall in hours. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: millions of americans are still in the storm's patterns we are watching live team coverage with senior meteorologist janice dean tracking else's every move but we start with madeleine river

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it's bad enough that they use social media to censor us to spy on us, to shut down speech. but now private text messages. i mean, what's going to happen next? are they going to take away our phones? are they going to tell verizon or at&t or whomever to shut down people's cell service if they text things that the government doesn't like? this is insane. it is unamerican. it's probably unconstitutional. >> pete: that's what i wanted to ask you. how is it not unconstitutional considering any number of the amendments and the bill of rights that the government could do this? there has got to be an avenue to challenge this or is this something that will happen without most of us knowing? >> well, i can't imagine the that the government has the power to look at our text messages without warrant. under our current law they don't. here is what worries me though, pete. it's pressuring the phone companies, pressuring verizon and at&t and whoever else to voluntarily comply and tell them the government what we're texting, what we are saying on our private messages. that's the real dange