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jillian: todd: or chaos in airports across america as southwest airlines leaves travelers stranded for a third straight day and employees say it is the federal government s fault. jillian: a straight a student arrested after lead from school in handcuffs because she didn t want to wear a mask, the-year-old girl and her father will join us. heather: are watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us and that begin with the border crisis. a group of mostly unaccompanied migrant children surrendering to agents as a new caravan comes to the us. bible canceled plans to protect the border, $100 million worth of material will go to waste. alexandria half live in washington with the growing outrage. reporter: when you talk about border security is a clear divide the closer you get to it physically the more bipartisan it seems to become because leaders feel the impact and witness sites like this. border patrol officials say ....
this much we do. some closure for the family perhaps on the details of their daughter s tragic death. but so many questions besides. let s go to laura ingle with the latest. laura? as you mentioned, the cause of death made public by the coroner. he said she died by strangulation and explained how his team came to their conclusions on a zoom call. we look at the crime scene, the scene of the death, the scene of the body. the condition of the body. findings of autopsy and toxicology. that is how we arrived at the manner of death. so it depends on lots of circumstances. another key finding that petito had died three to four weeks before her remains were found, september 19th near the border of the grand teton national park in jackson, wyoming. this is a stretch of wilderness 30 miles down the road from where she was last seen, august 27 at a restaurant arguing with her before, brian laundrie. when asked about the condition of petito s remains, the doctor couldn t s ....
risk of covid hospitalization and death by 50%. right now the only other treatments have to be infused or injected, so is this a potential game-changer also for hospitals, this on the heels of a promising vaccination jump. over 2 million americans rolling up their sleeves over the past few days. more than 76% of the eligible population now at least partly vaccinate had had. let s bring in cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. two big questions on this new antiviral pill. how exactly does work, and how effective is it compared to other treatments? pamela, this pill, which is out from merck, is really quite effective. we haven t seen data published in the medical journal, but merck lass put out some data, so let s take a look at what the numbers say. they did a clinical trifle more than 750 people, and they divided them in half, half got a placebo which is a pill that does nothing and half got the antiviral drug. when they followed the folks with the placebo ....
become the first oral treatment for covid. cnn s nick watt has more. the first pill to treat covid-19 might be getting close. today it is makers merck and ridge buy bio therapeutics asked the fda for emergency use authorization. unlike the quack cures out there, this has science behind it. in trials, peer review had half of the risk of hospitalization and death in people already suffering symptoms. long-term, i think this is huge. reporter: and unlike monoclonal antibody treatment as begun iv infusion, these are easy to pop pills. so it makes it much more accessible and reliable and gives us hope. reporter: meantime, more than a thousand city workers in boston face unpaid leave tomorrow for failing to get vaccinated and showing the proof or taking tests as more vaccine mandate deadlines near, shots in arms did just tick up. plus a powerful voice is making a pitch to fellow evangelicals, a somewhat hesitant group. if you ve prad to god to give you protection ....
in a moment art laffer, former economic adviser to presidents reagan and trump and mark meredith with the deep concerns among democrats that they will have little to show for their leadership come the mid-terms. first, fox business edward lawrence with what is driving people out of the work force. edward, good afternoon. yeah, trace. a big problem between the disconnect over the facts as well as the word. the unemployment rate that president biden saying was a huge success. now at face value, look at it, the last time it went under 5% was september to october of 2016. long time ago. 4.8% look good right now. but president biden taking ownership of this. unemployment rate is now below 5% at 4.8%. today s report as the unemployment rate down to 4.8%. a significant improvement from when i took office and a sign that we re moving forward. the problem is the reason it fell is not because of a massive amount of people going back to work. it s because 183,000 people drop ....