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the goal is to avoid stopping operations on the ground and avoid delays. pete muntean, cnn, silver spring, maryland. hello i m brianna keilar alongside john avlon on this new day. good morning. good morning. the pandemic of the unvaccinated. an urgent call from one republican governor in the face of rising cases and low vaccination rates. and the nfl threatening big punishments for teams with unvaccinated players as they head into the new season. president biden says eliminating the filibuster would throw the senate into chaos. and hunter biden meeting with potential buyers at his upcoming art shows, raising ethics concerns for the white house. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is friday, here we are, at the end of the week. here we are. finally. it is july 23rd. and we are 18 months now into the pandemic. more than 600,000 americans have died so far, even with a safe and effective vaccine available. and we find ....
former u.s. surgeon general dr. jerome adams said once covids have received full approval from the fda, it could be easier to mandate vaccines, especially in the military and some businesses. all of this as the pandemic is quickly spiraling out of control once more. cases are continuing to rise in nearly every state. and while vaccinations are dragging with still less than 50% of the u.s. population fully vaccinated. now some cities are ordering new mask mandates to try to slow the spread. cnn s suzanne malveaux is in st. louis where a mask mandate goes into effect, in fact, tomorrow. but not everybody is embracing it? reporter: well, you can imagine it was just a little more than two months ago people were breathing a sigh of relief here in st. louis that they did not have to wear their masks. now all of that is changing tomorrow. this mask mandate will, in fact, go into effect tomorrow. and it covers st. louis as well, st. louis county. and what this requires is t ....
[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] pete: welcome to fox & friends. no better way to start off your weekend with us than with our nation s anthem. rachel: i agree. pete: welcome to the show will contain and roomp. rachel campos-duffy. will: glad to see you both on this saturday, july 24th, 2022, well, as you know at this point, there is a rising crime rate across this country. focused largely in the big urban areas. in washington, d.c., the police chief has had it, he is mad as hell in his own words about crime rising in washington, d.c. what s gotten everyone s attention is the shooting in washington, d.c. close to the washington nationals ballpark and close to some fancy restaurants. i m a little bit were to on this. i think we should always be talking about rising crime. seems to be of special attention when it happens in our fancier areas. in quite honestly white neighborhoods. while we in fox have been talking about r ....
according to what your definition of the word racist is. what the public s definition is, i might be a racist. but according to what the true meaning of a racist is, absolutely not. council woman, what do you think the action should be against that man who is a councilmember bryant, but also mayor wayne newton who denies saying what was allegedly repeated, but that you think is lying about that? what should happen to these gentlemen? well, they both should resign from their position because we don t need that in our city. it brings a bad light on our city because we are one and we will not have this any longer because there is a problem. there is division in the city because the mayor always say he is the mayor, and he s going to do what he want to do regardless of what. i feel as though i have been used a pawn between mayor newsome and tommy, and it s got to stop. all i want to do is try to make change for our city. that s all i want to do, because when i was ele ....
taking place in england today with most legal restrictions on social contact lifted. capacity limits are also scrapped for all venues and events from today and later in the program we ll be looking at what this means for theatres and music venues. but now let s concentrate on nightclubs. a survey of businesses based around the night time economy revealed that most of them will not ask their customers to provide covid status information to gain entry. and there is a big shortage of door security staff, with warnings that six in 10 positions may be unfilled. so is it safe to open now? michael kill is chief executive of the night time industries association representing 1200 venues across the country. michael, many are wondering if it is ok to fully reopen nightclubs now, what are your thoughts on that? first and foremost, most of the businesses are elated we have been able to open, but as you can appreciate, we don t underestimate how much of a job we have to do to make s ....