in moments, we ll break it down with a rationale doctor, dr. marty makary. we ll talk with him. first to congressional correspondents, chad pergram. hi, chad. good afternoon, martha. increasing concern in washington whether texas democrats jetting in could be fuelling more cases. six texas democrats have tested positive since they flew to d.c. and that s why there s worry about the aide that tested policy. jen psaki said the aide had no contact with the president. the individual has mild stops. we know there will be break-through cases. cases in vaccinated individuals are typically mild. the white house is prepared for break-through cases with regular testing. here s the math. the break-through infection rate for those vaccinated is less than 1%. the texas democrats are running at 10%. the outbreak big-footed the theme of the texas democrat s tour of washington, voting rights. you can obviously tell what the democrats have done is a disaster of a trip up to washington
crimes during summer months. unfortunately during holiday weekends. that in response to the release of staggering new numbers from the gun violence archive. 230 people were killed and over 630 injuries across the u.s. this july fourth weekend. a shocking number of victims, teens and children, including a 3-year-old boy in critical condition. shot while watching fireworks in buffalo, new york. and a 6-year-old girl caught in the cross fire standing on the sidewalk monday in chicago where the independence day weekend just became the city s deadliest and most violent of the year. that s where we begin today with mike tobin live for us on the ground. mike? trace, cops and children are among the victims as chicago endures the most violent weekend of an already violent year. the numbers are out from chicago police saying 100 people were shot, 18 killed, 11 shooting victims were children. five kids were shot in a nine hour stretch. a 5-year-old girl and a 6-year-old goal were sh
the attention of the state, of the country, and in some respects the world and rightfully so. this is a team mission. one of the most important in the state s history. trace: our detectives have been working around the clock to reach every single person who we have been told may be missing. we re exhausting every avenue. it is a very dangerous situation. it is an extraordinary lifesaving emergency effort unlike anything we ve ever seen in the state of florida. this will go on until we pull everybody out of there. our number one effort. dana: charles watson is live in surfside with the latest. good morning. there is still a lot of questions in terms of what caused the partial building collapse. there are competing theories as the focus remains on the building s pool and parking garage below. an engineer speaking to the washington post says there is a possibility the pool collapsed first bringing the huge section of the tower down with it. scientists and enginee
connection to what is happening largely to black and brown bodies, to low-income bodies, to folks who are living in the south and the midwest, like to be able to tell the story of what the impact will be over this next year in particular, i think is really important for us to draw the connection. we want britney to be able to decide her future, and we also want every other person who is worried about whether or not they can make the fundamental decisions about how to control their own bodies is also respected. and how we do that is to make sure that we are educating everyone and making sure they understand what s at stake when these state legislators are making those decisions for them instead of themselves. alexis, joyce, as always, thank you both so much. as we begin a new hour, deal or no deal? it appears the president has gotten a also ahead, new battle lines. the doj s new pushback against new election laws that not only make it harder to vote, but allow lawmakers
are pending as well. last thursday lawyers working for trump personally and for the trump org. ronald fischetti said on friday prosecutors are going forward with the case against the company because weisselberg wasn t cooperating and saying what they wanted him to say with respect to whether trump had personal knowledge about his cfo az alleged use of cars, apartments and other compensation. and while the cases in new york are flashing red today, they do not represent the only legal dilemmas for the ex-president and his legal circle. a cornucopia awaits the ex-president, his familiar-and his friends. in washington, d.c., quote, recent filings made by the ag s office shows a probe is starting to home in on the actions of trump s longtime financial confidant and others. topping the list of witnesses d.c. investigators now want to interview is allen weisselberg who is, of course, also at the center of the new york city probe. and over in san francisco the fbi confirmed to the s