it couldn t happen again. diaz: meet godzilla, the biggest of the alligators, saved by this michigan water. and later, pandemic ritual, it started one saturday, and kept going right through chicago s winter. what does your mom say to you? you re not jumping into that lake, are you? ( laughter ) this is the cbs weekend news. from chicago, here is adriana diaz. diaz: good evening. the delta variant is rapidly turning america s attention back to the pandemic, and driving the biden administration to consider a third shot for at-risk americans. cases are up in 46 states this past week, especially those with large, unvaccinated populations. how bad is it? well, daily cases are up nationwide 281% since june 19. cbs michael george in new york starts us off tonight. michael, good evening. reporter: adriana, good evening. doctors annurses in some parts of the country are once again fighting an uphill battle. hospital beds keep running out, cases are rising, and there is frusev
fought for in world war ii is ending. life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. how many of us would describe life today as being what our founding fathers intended. if we don t speak in politically correct terms, we are canceled. we lose our jobs. you are right, they did the to a president of the united states. big tech decides what we can read and what we can post with no regulation or government interference. our kids are taught in school that the color of their skin determines whether they are victims or oppressors. i could go on. but one thing, more than any other that signals the ruination of a society and trumps all else is crime. when crime is not prosecuted. when criminals are not arrested, lawlessness, anarchy and chaos results. dominoes continue to fall. and we witness the crippling effect of crime. crime not only harms the victim. this is the loved one, family, friends, neighbors and the community at large. fear becomes judgized. judge becomes generallallized.
the nationals manager getting emotional. this is crazy, we all know that. we all want to feel safe. i can tell you that inside this ballpark i feel safer than ever, i really do. we care about each other. we don t want anybody getting hurt. i try to protect as many people as possible. harris: d.c. s police union with a scathing tweet welcome to washington, d.c. where violent crime permeates everything. it is a tragedy that elected officials won t let us do our jobs. less than 24 hours before all of this happened d.c. police say a 6-year-old little girl was killed in a drive-by shooting. five other people were hit including the child s mother. the city s police chief on that shooting. i want everyone to look at this. 6 years old, southeast d.c. was struck by gunfire and did not survive her injuries. we have a collective responsibility to insure our children have every opportunity to be safe from violence. so i am asking that we all stand together and say no more. i am sic
trillion spent and billions more in federal aid that could bring us to $6 trillion in planned spending, and that s just for started. welcome everybody, i m neil cavuto, so happy to have you. it s hot out there, but the spending is running hot and heavy too. a lot more detail with south carolina republican nancy bates who, you know, her whole reason to run for office was to put a lid on this. so what does she think of all of this? in the meantime, let s go to the david spunt on these plans, tax cents and all this stuff creditsand tough that you are paying for. reporter: good morning. that $3 .5 trillion is feel up for debate, members of the administration say that money is well worth it. some progressives on capitol hill like congresswoman pramila jayapal, she said it is merely a down payment meaning that total of $6 trillion could go even higher. you see the president there on capitol hill on wednesday, he made that trip to meet with democrats to talk about this $3.5 tril
policing. is the lampley cleary one of them? another anthem controversy for the nfl but this time it is not what you think. we made it, fox and friends first on friday morning starts right now. laura: a patriotic start on friday morning. i don t know. nike is very patriotic. jillian: we made it. todd: another massive march in support of cubans. carley: americans are taking action but the white house slow to react despite the president calling cuba a failed state and condemning communism. laura: lauren blanchard joins us with more. reporter: protesters calling for us action in cuba, speaking up for cubans (demonstrating historic numbers against their government over food shortages, and unstable economy, cuba s handle of the coronavirus vaccine and against the long-running regime, president biden acknowledged communism and socialism cannot work calling cuba a failed state. communism is a failed system, universally failed system. i don t see socialism as a useful su