democrats. fox & friends first kicking off your week, starts right now. i m going off of the rails on a crazy train. i m going todd: i m a little disappointed in myself. i double clutched on that. i know that song. jillian: i m not sure. todd: i did the double clutch. i looked up. i didn t need to do that. jillian: it s monday. we re still waking up. you re probably waking up and/or getting ready to go to bed if you re on the west coast so we re in a little fog. todd: i drove through fog on the way here. it was disgusting. welcome to the east coast. jillian: you re watching fox & friends first on this monday morning. i m jillian mele. todd: i m todd piro. the president of the second largest teachers union calling for vaccine mandates as students head back to school. jillian: parents are pushing back on the growing list of schools with mask mandates. lauren blanchard joins us with more. reporter: randy weingarden has changed her mind on mandatory vaccines for educa
newspaper of the villages in florida, delta variant fuels rise and hospitalizations. it s right there on their front page. here s the marietta times right in mariata, ohio. i should tell you in ohio it is literally front page news they want people to start backing into parking places on main street instead of going in head first. that s the usual level of like news you can use in the meriata times. look at their banner headline today. covid cases in the u.s. triple over two weeks. up in idaho, idaho leaders urge shots as covid cases rise. in austin, texas, the front page of the austin statesman today, delta variant driving virus spike. east austin lags in vaccine coverage. over in san antonio, texas, the front page of the san antonio express news, says 40 ill in assisted living outbreak. also on the front page on the san antonio express news at the top today governor abbott shuns more mask rules. in western pennsylvania here s the front page today of the tribune review, covid
there found with they sounded a further alarm that they are at capacity, and after that they signed a further alarm that they were overcapacity including the icus. hospitals in southwest missouri had to get more ventilators shipped in from other places in the last couple of, weeks hospitals in southwest missouri when they ve had to bring in from other states, one springfield missouri hospital has hired 175 traveling nurses already on top of the usual compliment, they say that is still not enough. they have 46 more arriving on monday. two different hospital executives from two different hospitals in springfield, missouri put out calls inouri pi places begging for respiratory therapist from anywhere in the country to please come augment their staff in springfield. we have been watching a report over the last couple of weeks as they had to open up a second and then a third new covid ward in one of these springfield, missouri hospitals. and it s not easy. missouri has low vacc
here s the front page today in the daily sun, which is the newspaper of the villages in florida, delta variant fuels rise and hospitalizations. it s right there on their front page. here s the marietta times, right in marietta, ohio. i should tell you in ohio it is literally front page news they want people to start backing into parking places on main street instead of going in head first. that s the usual level of like news you can use in the marietta times. look at their banner headline today. covid cases in the u.s. triple over two weeks. up in idaho, idaho leaders urge shots as covid cases rise. in austin, texas, the front page of the austin american-statesman today, delta variant driving virus spike. east austin lags in vaccine coverage. over in san antonio, texas, the front page of the san antonio express news, says 40 ill in assisted living outbreak. also on the front page of the san antonio express news at the top, today governor abbott shuns more mask rules.
todd: she is showing the mayor who is boss, video of a fearless teen springing into action to save the dog. fox and friends first starts right now. ashley: she pushed that bear real good. todd: it rhymes. jillian: the least out-of-the-way of sean. kind of a president biden will meet with senator beddoe on the $1.7 trillion infrastructure bill. jillian: time is running out to strike a bipartisan deal. good morning. reporter: don t know if i have any answers but after weeks of negotiations they are trillion dollars apart and it could come down to the meeting between the president and optimistic senatoritoh, the president is looking forward and will continue negotiations with but yesterday president biden claimed razor thin margins and moderate democrats. effectively four votes in the house at a tie in the senate with two members of the senate who vote more than my republican friends. $928 billion plan focuses on traditional infrastructure where you see the president