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john catco on the not of fentanyl in the country and the delay to objecting the border with canada. joe concha and marc siegel coming up. sandra: the biden administration reportedly weighing whether they should shift guidance on masking up as covid cases surge across the country. welcome. i m sandra smith on this thursday in new york, this is america reports. hello, john. john: game two of a double-header. i m john roberts in washington. according to the washington post, white house aides are in talk with cdc officials about proposed messaging to the public. one idea is asking all americans to wear masks when vaccinated and unvaccinated people are together indoors or in public places. how do you know? local governments are already taking matters into their own hands as more cities and communities reimpose mandates. sandra: all of this is happening as vaccination numbers stall and the delta variant drives cases. john: first, jacqui heinrich at the white house ....
broke that man s nose and broke his wrist, look at him, shoving him to the ground. the violent crime wave s gripping cities across america. it we are learning democrats who called for defunding the police have funded security for themselves on this price tag in some cases is pretty steep. you re watching out numbered. i m harris faulkner. today host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. host of no interruption on fox nation, tomi lahren and joining us on outnumbered for the very first time, mercedes schlapp, former white house advisor for strategic communications. i feel like i see you all the time. and in the center virtual seat, jason chaffetz, former house oversight chairman and fox news contributor. it s great to have you on the program, let s get to this. that man who is doing the mugging, the punching, the violence, and then the victim getting hit at least ten times in brooklyn in broad daylight, that man forcing the victim to the ground. the attacker then as i m ....
united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday. covid cases continue to rise across the united states, and doctors say the patients they re seeing are younger and younger. clearly the delta variant is behind these increases, and just as clearly, the lagging vaccination rates are making it worse. less than half the u.s. population is fully vaccinated. and medical officials say what seems bad now is only likely to get worse. i am worried about what is to come. we are seeing increasing cases among unvaccinated in particular. while if you are vaccinated, you are very well protected against hospitalization and death, unfortunately, that s not true if you are vaccinated. we re seeing 99.5% of deaths right now from covid-19 in our country happening among the unvaccinated. so your risk of catching the delta variant is specially high if these 12 states right here on the screen. they haven t even gotten to a 40% vaccination rate. alabama, ....
hi, eric. eric hello, everyone. i m eric shawn. two other big stories that we re watching for you at this hour, the white house admitting that it is working with social media platforms to flag what it calls misinformation on to covid-19. critics, though, contempt that partnership as they say an infringement on free speech, but the white house says it protects americans. and protesters in cuba continue to defy the communist regime there, drawing support from one of the biggest names in pop music. we tell you who was standing in solidarity with them for democracy. we have live fox news team coverage on all these stories. charles watson is in miami on the reaction to the cuban protest, david spunt at the white house on the growing backlash as the administration in dealing with social media platforms. but first, let s go down to the border where there s a record number of migrants, we re told, continuing to come to our country. in la jolla texas, jonathan serrie is there no ....
speak. democrats packed 3.5 trillion of help into what would be the single biggest and most expensive bill ever passed through congress if, and that s a big if, they can get it passed. want to bring in experts on this. mike memoli at the white house, lee and caldwell on capitol hill, and white house correspondent eugene daniels, coauthor of the politico play book. lee ann, start with you. this is the kind of spending bill that could break records. it has the child tax credit, free pre-k, expanded medicare benefits. the barbie dream house of improvements to the human condition, we all want to live in that barbie dream house, but how are we going to pay for it. that is one of the $3.5 trillion questions, how this is going to be paid for. democrats insist it will be fully paid for. they say that because there s a lot of moderates with anxiety about the price tag, including senator joe manchin who told me yesterday that is something that he wants, is to be fully paid for. ....