major companies are mandating employee vaccination and a growing number of restaurants across the country adopt a now vax, no service policy. the rise of the delta variant is behind much of these new measures including the cdc s reversal on masking. today there s brand new questions about the science behind that guidance. let s bring in dr. march seagle, fox news medical contributor. always good to see you, dr. siegel. it s mind-blowing to know that the government is telling those that are not vaccinated to get vaccinated and telling those that are vaccinated it s just not good enough. yeah, trace. listen. in terms of the federal employees, at least glad that they re starting with their own house for once instead of telling other people what to do. the problem with mandating a vaccine in your own house, the federal government is as follows. what about people that got over covid and have anti-bodies? what about people that got covid in one shot, which shows a substantial imm
in these 136 apartments in this 12-story building in north miami. it collapsed at 1:30 a.m. while people were sleeping. moments ago, governor desantis was on the scene. watch this. tragic day. some of those folks that were able to go for safety, we thank the fire and rescue for what they did to put themselves on the line to help other folks. they re still hard at work. we still have hope to identify additional survivors. martha: this is a video. watch this. you can see the cloud of dust in the back as this comes down. they have no idea what caused this collapse. watch to the right. that part of the building also collapses and gives way. here s the reaction and the heroic work underway at this moment. the building is gone. it s the craziest things i ve ever heard of. i could hear somebody yelling. as i decided to get closer, i could tell it was a young boy. he was screaming and saying, can you see me? he was sticking his arm out. women, children crying. one of the wo
we have news now that 99 individuals are still unaccounted for. there could be more because of the complexity of this condo and apartments because so many were short term rentals. we re not even sure about who was there and whether they are still there or elsewhere or never got there. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world trying to got to the bottom of a freakish disaster that now has dozens waiting to hear about loved ones that they cannot reach. about a half an hour, an update from local authorities. now to steve harrigan on what he s hearing in surfside florida. steve? a lot of anxious people around trying to find out news of their loved ones. the number of people that are missing, unaccounted for has risen throughout the day, about 99 right now. the number could go higher. we re looking at basically three stories high of concrete rubble. more than 50 apartment units destroyed. there s stories of people saying i opened my door and my neighbor s apartm
thank you. martha: yesterday as president biden made his way, he said it s clear to putin and china that europe and the united states are tight and the g-7 will move. is that true? is that your assessment of the way things will work? no. i wish it was true. i commend the president for trying to continue the policies from the trump administration from mike pompeo as it relates to china. there s been bipartisan consensus on china. while we ve been critical to their policies to iran and the middle east and israel, it s positive they re moving forward. but there s dangerous things are going on in our coalition. germany has been at the forefront of an eu trade deal and trying to improve tried ties between eu and china. merkel has been very active and been the main leader pushing for this. when you like at macron, the leader of france, he s said he doesn t want to join the united states i m paraphrasing on a an idealogical cam maybe against china. we know to well, you rep
you re noticing it at stores or shopping for a car or almost anything. hopping into a restaurant and try to order anything. prices are up. government spending is even even more. some are worried that is a bad 1-2 combination. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. what is going on in this world with prices that are not only going up here but going up everywhere. we ll get into that with senator chuck grassley and whether washington has anything to do about it. first, let s get the read from susan li about how far and widespread the price hikes are. susan? we re paying more these days. numbers confirming it this morning. consumer prices rising at the fastest pace in 13 years. shortages of labor and materials make things more expensive. the consumer price index jumping the fastest since august of 2008. as you mentioned, if you strip out volatile energy and food, the biggest jump since 1992. gas prices were up by more than 50% from last year. prices for use