it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that s been shouting at the tv way too much lately. got to love the olympics. i m elise jordan on this tuesday, july 27th. we ll start with the news. as the nation faces an explosive growth of new cases of the virus variants, new vaccines are being rolled out across the country. new york city and california is now requiring vaccination or weekly testing for all employees and the veteran of department affairs is the first federal agency to sish a vaccine mandate, which would require front line workers to receive covid vaccine shots some of experts say this could exhibit a pivot toward mandates. nbc news miguel almaguer has the latest. reporter: well before any false surge, many hospitals are struggling to manage the 60,000-plus daily new covid infections facing the u.s. our nation could see upwards of 4,000 death as day by october. the 100 million americans who are unvaccinated driving the
look, i respect the importance of masks, but if we want to make a comparison, a mask is a pea shooter and the vaccine is a cannon. let s be clear. the thing that will make a difference is the vaccine. as we speak, the first lady is on her way to tokyo for the olympics as another team usa athlete tests positive and cases spike in japan. we start with the new mandate from new york city. the mayor says disinformation about covid and vaccines has, quote, poisoned this country. now hoe e wants his city to up ante to protect the most vulnerable among us. elizabeth cohen joins us. a lot of cities and municipalities around the country are all grappling with what to do about masks and this delta variant. right. the reason why there s such grappling about what do we do, require masks, require vaccination, is that for the vaccine for several months you could say, let s give people time to get vaccinated, let s give them time to get the right information. as mayor de blasio of new
marie antoinette s life in the crimean war? probably not. we can t say any of these things actually happen, but they could have, they are entirely plausible. if you think that is a mean thing to say, don t worry, joe biden will never know. at this point other people are not real to joe biden. he lives in a world of ghost and fog shrouded memory. but you knew that because you ve seen the tape. may be the only thing that would surprise you about joe biden 15 months into his presidency is learning that he plans to run for reelection. that would be outlandish, impossible really, ridiculous. were joe biden somehow able to stay in the white house, he would be 86 years old by the end of his second term. do the math on that. even now, at 79, past the life expectancy of the average american man, joe biden can barely speak english, and that is not a trend that will improve with time. what kind of president would joe biden be by the year 2028? you shudder to think about that. or you can
morning. i needed somebody to pull me up. judge jeanine: did they have to pull you by your legs? bret: they did. see you, good night. good evening. i m bret baier, 800 a day. that s the number of known got-aways at the southern border as texas officials and the biden administration continue to babletion battle over the border crisis. this comes as washington lawmakers try to reach a deal on dealing with the influx of migrants coming across the border. we have fox team coverage tonight. chad pergram on capitol hill as congressional republicans really turn on each other over the immigration legislation. but we begin with correspondent dana marie nickel with the latest. good evening, dana marie. we have new numbers from the southern border shows a stunning number of migrants slipping through border patrol on a daily basis. border patrol sources tell fox news there s been nearly 100,000 got-aways at the border so far this fiscal year. that s an average of 800 migrants p
welcome to the programme. just a0 hours of oxygen remain for those onboard a tourist submarine missing on a visit to the wreck site of the titanic. efforts continue to locate and rescue the five people onboard. also in the programme: a bbc investigation uncovers sadistic videos of monkeys being tortured and then sold online. the trail stretches from indonesia to the united states, we ll get reaction from two leading animals rights groups. the son of presidentjoe biden agrees to plead guilty to illegally owning a gun while a drug user, alongside two tax charges. it s part of an agreement to an end a long running investigation into hunter biden. donald trump calls it a mere traffic ticket and the church of england announces details of one of the most ambitious schemes of its kind to compensate survivors of abuse. we start with that huge search the race to save five people, who re onboard a submersible which has gone missing in the north atlantic close to the wreck of the tita