left their jobs and families behind and fled to washington to keep a vote from going into law. which means all eyes are on those state representatives still camped out in washington. new york times reports, quote, abbott s announcement sent national attention swinging back to a hotel in downtown washington, where several dozen democrats from the texas house of representatives are grappling with a familiar question: stay or go back? but more progressive members are pushing to stay in washington and continue to call attention to voting rights, at least while congress is in session. i think there is a collective will of this caucus to do everything we can to continue to defeat repression of voting in texas. that s what we did in may, we did that in july and we continue to do it going forward. it s not the federal legislation that texas democrats have been pressing for, but it might help. merrick garland weighed back in on the fight today in a new op-ed of the washington p
top schools, i read that accurately, your ears are not deceiving you. fox and friends first begins right now. kristen: we got close to that. and she doing other things? todd: i thought people wanted to hear your music, taking the last 5 years off. after the show. is it tuesday? todd: we are going to go to griff. the crisis at the southern border taking hold, major reversal and circuit migrant families who don t qualify for asylum will be expelled. jillian: griff jenkins joins us with what is causing the spike. dhs releasing a statement about a beer a policy accelerating the policy, certain family units not able to be expelled under title 42 will be placed in expedited removal, the biden has administration building a humane immigration system, welcome news to dan patrick. too little too late. they are worried about covid. a lot of these people coming from guatemala, it is 14%, honduras 7% to 8% so you have a lot of potential covid cases coming in. the administra
jones and police chief and michigan gubernatorial candidate james craig on this busy monday afternoon. looking forward to all of that but first a highly contagious delta variant is bringing back fears of tightened covert restrictions along with concerns of the cdc will recommend a vaccinated americans to put on the masks yet again. i m john roberts on washington. sandra, great to see you. sandra: great to be back together again, i m sandra smith in new york. president biden s chief medical advisor dr. fauci said it s likely that new federal guidance could encourage everyone to wear masks in public again. places like los angeles county and st. louis have already taken that step. john: in the following weeks of following vaccination rates the there was actually an uptick in shots over the weekend as the u.s. grapples with what the cdc is calling it a pandemic the unvaccinated. we start off this monday afternoon at the white house with mark meredith where the biden adminis
of drivers. we ll be getting more reaction after today s team gb olympic wins. beth shriever s raced to gold in the bmx women s competition, and her mother kate told us how proud she is. once she gets going and she s out the gate, as with the races that she did in the early hours of the morning, been out front and looking comfortable and happy. you know, i m just so proud that she did it, and it s just so amazing. good afternoon. there s been a sizeable medal haul for team gb at the tokyo olympics. tremendous bmx racing by 22 year old beth shriever has won her gold, and kye white took silver in the men s event. for a full round up of today s action at the olympics let s cross to hugh ferris at the bbc sports centre. good afternoon. six more medals for team gb on a day seven of tokyo 2020. more in the coming days as the result of some particularly impressive performances. it was on the bmx track were the biggest achievements took place and at the best stories told. she achie