think alzheimer's families are putting up with this resistance for decades and they are thrilled to have the first drug help them deal with the awful disease. kudos to the fda for approving it. david: that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching paul is back next week. we hope to see you then. ♪♪ >> president biden meeting with leaders on the world's largest economies in england urging them to unite in competition against china in rebuilding the world after the pandemic. another set for next week may overshadow the g7 as president biden prepares for a face-to-face meeting with his russian counterparts, vladimir putin. hello, welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live. i am arthel neville. >> thank you for joining us on this saturday. i am eric shawn. day two of the g7 summit in

england, is winding down or not, one of the three big stories we are following at this hour. there's also the florida crisis with thousands of migrants contained over the past seven days, the biden administration is declared at the border is closed. migrants don't come, they are. plus, two people killed, 20 injured. the violence surged in major cities. arthel: live fox news team coverage, live at our southern border. christina : on the violence plaguing u.s. cities the first, peter doocy is live in england were president biden is attending the g7 summit. >> good evening and we heard from biden administration officials, the group of seven, the g7 getting ready to sign on to a document calling out china for unfair trade practices and human rights abuses. we were told earlier this

weekend that president biden comments about china behind closed doors concerning their use of forced labor and without going into too many specifics tomorrow, the group plans to shine the brightest light they can on those two big issues. president biden was hoping this week to accomplish a mission to show hold china and russia that the u.s. and europe are tight in this is going to symbolize that sentiment the same way world leaders think the presidents approach symbolizes a return to a time the u.s. controlled europe before making big decisions. >> i think it's great to have u.s. presidents willing to call and i think what you demonstrate is digit, partnership. >> european leaders here think

they went on the american president abandons the trump era america first policy. we know tomorrow president biden will have team for the queen before heading on to the summit. we are told russian aggression is expected to be on the agenda ahead of the much anticipated one on one with vladimir putin. >> i feel very strong about nato and i the european union is incredibly strong and vibrant and has a lot to do with the ability of western europe who not only handles the economy issues but provides the support for nato. >> presidential motor came at the resort where he is paying, we are told he and the other

leaders enjoyed a beach barbecue team dinner, we are all going there. arthel: okay. thank you, peter. ♪♪ eric: back here in our country of the border where we seen a growing crisis, telling fox news that cartel are explained chaos to smuggle drugs worth millions of dollars into our country. federal and local law enforcement is overwhelmed and agents exhausted by migrants to need to cross into our country on the texas border. texas says it will build its own wall to try and stop the flow. live at texas and apparently detainees who have been apprehended by customs and borders officials as they wait in the hot sun on the border.

more on the continuing flow. >> that's right. i am here in del rio, about five hours west, you are just talking about, what the drone is looking at, that's the international bridge into mexico and what you're seeing temporary operating site set up in march. we broke on fox news the existence of it and it set up because migrants are coming across the border, they have to process them right there on site because they can't transport them. however here in del rio where they are seeing a surge of 457% compared to this time last year, they are overwhelmed with being able to transfer migrants showing up here. where we are, this is the scene all day long. we seen half a dozen groups come here. i've been catching them as we

saw earlier today in our coverage but a little while ago, i was trying to see who was coming out and iran into the chief helping the transport. watch this. >> chief -- are you out here today? >> on helping with transport today. >> is been really dizzy, we've been having groups all morning long. typical day? >> pretty typical, i think our name numbers will reach 1000 again today, all hands on deck. >> did you say you are transporting as well? we seen the van three times in one hour, are you transferring as well? >> we got all of our fans out, i and whole a lot of the baggage they are caring, i've got a few in the back with me and the van's role as well, so some are venezuela, brazil and haiti. >> do they usually transport? >> we do everything.

>> thank you very much. >> all hands on deck. remarkable that i border patrol inspector chief does that. you heard there, resilient, venezuelans, cubans, guatemala and el salvador in the sector where the drone is but whatever it is, the property owners she on the border are getting crushed. we spoke to an owner earlier, marshall morgan, he was her reaction. >> it's so frustrating because law enforcement is here and they are doing what he can with the powers they have. one told me two days ago that it was as if he had a screwdriver when he needed a wrench. there hands are tied and we need to let all of our agents do their job and quit holding them

back. >> the reason why officials are so happy that the governor wants to build his own ball is because the situation is in disarray here. president trump's new wall that was starting to be built 30 feet high. as for president biden came in issuing orders to stop the war, this offense has not being built, this is old wall under president obama in 2014 and as you can see it has to be repaired. in here we see where migrants lifted the fencing to crawl under, those are the ones who did not want to surrender. it's all simply part of the crisis on the border that property owners and officials wish more people would come down and see whether the vice president or others, one thing is for sure, all politics aside, there outmanned and overwhelmed and a chief is out here on this blazing hot saturday trying to help with the crisis. eric: that certainly shows it.

the boss is on the field. take a look at that wall, charles, formerly secret service will be here on that. thank you for your great reporting. arthel: now to gun violence, gripping major cities across the country, at least two people are dead and at least 24 more in shootings and three cities including austin, texas where 14 people were hurt, to critically in a mass shooting overnight in the entertainment district in downtown, austin. christina is live with more and i understand you have an update on the case in austin? >> that's right. police are searching for two male suspects. we just got this update, they say they believe this was an isolated incident between two parties, and innocent bystander got caught up in the crossfire, chaotic. you can see police rushing to

the shooting, this happened off a busy friday night on the popular street, sixth street and, bars and restaurants, it's so crowded ems had trouble eating to the scene. police drove some victims to the hospitals themselves and keep in mind, austin pd is working these days, foster city council voted unanimously to cut police department budget by $150 million amid calls for police reform. earlier today, hours after this shooting, the austin police association waited, maybe city council will realize the funding and understaffed police department is not putting public safety is a top priority. we want states back, not this new one counsel has created. in chicago, police have their hands full in addition to a number of other homicide investigations, they are now searching for the two men they believe opened fire on a crowd

this morning on the south side killing one woman and injuring ten others. in savannah, georgia, one person was killed and a total of eight were injured include a 13 and a 2-year-old in a shooting last night. police are searching for suspects, three apartments and six cars were hit with gunfire and a lot of families live there. >> there's bullet holes in people's front doors. screen doors are shot out so i'm upset at this moment and we are going to try to find a way to make sense of it because this was senseless and i'm worried about the kids and going to the hospitals and make sure these young people are okay. >> islands as a dramatic rise in crime in major cities coast to coast, staggering numbers show a sharp increase in homicide and shootings compared to this time

last year. a lot of police work is needed to solve the crimes but many police departments are facing death shortages amid police reform and defund police movements. a lot of officers have gotten out of the profession this past year. arthel: very disturbing. thank you. eric. eric: scary moments on a delta light this morning. an unruly passenger forced the plane from los angeles to divert oklahoma city last night. passengers saw flight attendants do the man reportedly made terroristic threats. trying to take the plane down. now in custody, it turns out he was not just any passenger. live in atlanta with more on that. >> earlier oklahoma city police who boarded the plane and searched after it made the unscheduled landing there, identified unruly passenger as

an off-duty delta employee. they did not specify what the person's role was with the company whatever the case, this incident unfolded on delta flight 1730, traveling overnight los angeles to atlanta. in midflight, the unruly passenger began arguing with the crew toward the front of the plane, other passengers came to their assistance and help the individual until the plane made the unscheduled landing in oklahoma city. one passenger describe what happened. >> the pilot made an announcement and said all able-bodied men come to the front. i got about halfway up, we were told to go back to our seats, situation was under control. >> a spokesperson says the aircraft landed without incident, the passenger was removed by law enforcement. we apologize to our customers for the delay in any additional

inconvenience it caused. the suspect is in jail in oklahoma city for local police searched the aircraft to make sure there's no other safety concerns before allowing it to resume its flight to atlanta. it landed safely this morning and an official with knowledge of the attendant no flight attendants were injured and social media reports claiming the unruly passenger attempted to open the aircraft door are incorrect. this comes just a week after another delta flight leaving los angeles, this one heading to nashville had to divert to albuquerque after an unruly passenger allegedly tried to break into the cockpit before being subdued by fellow passengers and crew. since january 1, the faa said it's received approximately 2500 reports of unruly behavior by airline passengers and the vast majority of these reports from 1900 of them involve passengers refusing to follow the federal mandates to her face coverings

on board commercial aircraft. eric: all right, thank you. arthel: a bipartisan of senators announcing bipartisan framework on a spending package for infrastructure. next, why some lawmakers are still skeptical. the group can get the votes needed to pass the full chamber. ♪♪

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wanted $1.7 trillion to spend on infrastructure. this comes as inflation is rising, consumer price problem last month by 5% from a year ago. one part of the infrastructure built would have a gas tax to inflation to help pay for it all. what will happen? examiner chief congressional correspondent, susan. you got this group of ten moderates from both parties, five republicans, five democrats reaching their agreement. can they bring the rest of their colleagues along? >> that's the question everyone is wondering from the small group is not much, 100 senators, you need 60 to pass it without circumventing the filibuster so the goal is to get a bipartisan group where you get enough from both parties you get the key 60 vote but it's really early, it's not a number too far out of reach from what republicans said

they would tolerate, upwards of $1 trillion, not too far ahead of that and not that far below the president's latest offer, 1.7 trillion cdc it almost looks a halfway offer, it's a lot different than what democrats president biden want for the size and scope but i think what democrats are willing to agree to his a deal like this, smaller narrow deal that deals with infrastructure in the traditional sense, roads and bridges and broadband perhaps and separately, democrats will take up a bill without help from republicans, that would include a lot of things republicans wouldn't support such as human infrastructure which is what democrats refer to $400 billion eldercare, $100 billion for electric vehicle tax credits, that's where democrats will go it alone using special budgetary

tactics that let them pass the 51 votes we are looking at to hear, that's what democrats are saying they are willing to accept and that's why i think getting back to the original question, can the bipartisan deal become law eventually? there is certainly a chance given the scenario i just outlined but it's not guaranteed the liberal democrats don't like this, they just want one big deal that had all the goodies on the liberal wish list. they don't want separated so they will have to have an internal battle over that, if they are serious about that. president biden we know is in europe right now, they've given a preliminary look at this offer from the bipartisan group and said they have questions how to pay for, he mentioned the gas tax, it hasn't been raised in a really long time, waives the tax

not outright indexing it to the consumer price which basically promises you will eventually be paying more in gasoline taxes when you go to the pump so that something biden said i don't support a gas tax so it's unclear whether he will tolerate the indexing offer republicans and moderate democrats have come up with but it's a compromise offer and without this, they've got no compromise at all. eric: with the president have a choice? you have already sketched out a scenario where the items that don't deal with bridges and roast and potholes and broadband and infrastructure, that's what the president wanted. he separates those, as you say, do think he would find something that would separate all that? yet you still got the gas tax situation at the white house. >> right, the indexing 10% outright gas tax so that is a

halfway compromise and what we reporters got from the health last week was the democratic leadership does support the tax. they said they do and that's a big deal because that gives democrats a chance to pass the things they want but they know republicans will along with and have to use a special budgetary tactic i mentioned but 51 votes but then they can use this bipartisan measure with republicans to show bipartisanship and cut this deal, the president wants partisanship, he started republicans weeks ago and he hasn't given up even though the initial talks fell apart last week, there's a backup group we are talking about right now still trying to come up with something so i always say if there's a will, there's a way. there's a will right now to get it done, it's too early to say

it might implode. the other problem is they are running up against a tight deadline. democrats want to move something quickly by the summer, that's coming up very soon when you think about the work that is required to get a bill like this across the finish line so things basically have to wrap up in terms of yes, we'd like to try this, is going to wrap up pretty soon or you might be seeing an end to the bipartisanship, this to me is a last ditch effort. if this doesn't work, it's probably going to be democrats all the way and republicans on the sideline. eric: we will see if they use that maneuver to have only democrats. they will end up with bipartisanship and say look it's bipartisanship and they sneak in all of this, you know how washington works. susan, good to see you. thank you. arthel.

arthel: the city of orlando florida today marking five years since the deadly mass shooting inside pulse nightclub. forty-nine people were killed and 53 people wounded when the gunman opened fire. many of the victims were latino and part of the lgbtq plus community. bells rang out at noon today in honor of the victims and the city will hold the ceremony tonight. a permanent memorial at the nightclub is expected to open next year.

the bottom of the hour, the top headlines. charles releasing pictures of the suspect who's wanted for vandalizing the homeless robert and congresswoman. investigators believe they are responsible for graffiti found at a nearby high school.

gavin newsom signing in order to lift coronavirus restrictions. the first governor of the nation to issue a stay at home order at the start of the pandemic last march. he took a lot of heat for that. mcdonald's, the latest business hit by a cyber attack. hackers were able to expose personal data of employees and customers south korea and taiwan but no personal information was revealed on anyone here in our country. arthel: president biden meeting with world leaders of the g7 summit in england but a lot of eyes are on geneva where he will meet next week with russian president vladimir putin. joining me now, rebecca, national security and military analyst, also president of independent research. thank you for joining us. when it comes to vladimir putin,

he's tough talk, what kind of action would deter the russian president signing off on cyber attacks russian action, ukraine and human rights violations? >> what a list. when president biden asked for the summit in april, it was because of the russian military buildup on the border with ukraine but now, to me the number one issue here is russia's evil cyber tools. we've seen russia were hackers probably paid by russia into the government agencies, colonial gas pipeline hack, the meat hack and what we know is they can do more, they have destructive capabilities. biden has to go into that meeting and deliver a very strong message to putin that these cyber attacks are not acceptable. arthel: so really who has america's back? which other of the countries

will team up against putin and what could a collective force do to stop the bad behavior? >> i love the g7 summit is going on first, i think the biden administration set it up just right. the g7 is meeting and remember russia was kicked out of the group in 2014 after they took over crimea. on monday, a nato summit and putin hate the extension, the g7, this drives putin banana. he was a written france and germany and other allies putting together a strong front and understanding russia has to be contained and putin has got to have limits so if he had gives strong momentum going into the meeting. arthel: it seems no one is expecting deliverable, it's not like he's going to come home with the russian that but if there's some level progress

possible? >> it's because biden says relations are at a low, don't forget airliner, all sorts of mischief created by russia. biden and putin met ten years ago in moscow but since then, things have deteriorated so much so no one is expecting any concrete deliverable, i think it's a chance for private meeting for putin will look and see if biden will blink biden has to deliver a strong message including reminding putin of the u.s. treasury department putting sanctions on a lot of the russia oligarch and putin's international business interest so this is really about both leaders sizing each other up, biden has got to play a strong. arthel: putin definitely a good reader of character and strength, that's his strength.

earlier peter doocy was reporting from england that the g7, they've signed a letter calling out china for unfair trade practices, human rights violation so is this collaboration able to punish china over persecution of the actions i just listed? >> this is a very good start. after covid and what it's done to the globe, you can see these leaders recognize that china is a threat to every nation so is a good beginning at the g7. i think it will also lead to international infrastructure issues. they look like they will try to talk more about getting to the bottom of covid and how it started in the wuhan lab and what we see is a lot of coming together, britain and canada have been strong declaring the china treatment is a genocide,

americans have declared that as well. france and germany have waited a little bit on the but i think unity at the g7 really shows the g7 group and their friends are the forces of freedom and democracy and time to take a stand against china, both literary actions and the whole list of issues, it's a good time. arthel: 30 seconds so that means, are you hopeful? >> i am i think we understand now china really is a threat to our way of life and i like the g7 is tackling it on many of us. i like to germany angle, they've got to get china to cooperate on chuck on climate. there's an air of realism knowing that china and how we deal with it will determine what the next ten years looks like. arthel: i always enjoy talking to you. thank you. eric. eric: the g7 leaders took the beach, here at home real estate

is booming because of the pandemic. more people were told looking for an escape from crowded cities, writing to the seaside, a second summer home putting roots down there permanently. >> we've owned this house 13 years as a second home. >> full timers in "new jersey now" ready for the pandemic, they sold their house in new jersey and moved to the beach for good. >> where we lived before was part country and we would have been very isolated. we wouldn't see people. >> for them it was a no-brainer, and then given up the summer rental money. >> we wanted to spend time with our friends and family rather than renting because this means more to us. >> the owner of the realty says a lot of people doing the same thing. >> some homeowners say i'm going to use my home, the first time

ever we've had owners cancel tenets to stay in their own property so that was a little shocking. >> so many people working from home, buyers are looking for bigger houses. >> three bedrooms, two bath that everybody prior to covered. an office/school room. >> according to realtor.com, listings for beach towns are up 36%. >> for sale and rental, it's insanity. everything is full. >> chief economist with the national association of realtors. >> office workers have the luxury of working from home, also working from there vacation home. as long as the work is getting done. reporter: they are retired and ready to enjoy it. >> the house has been great. we spent so many special occasions down here together and bought the house happiness and

we are looking forward to that. >> homes in high demand, buyers are dealing with higher prices and bidding wars. the comments think the market will stay that way to the end of the year. arthel: thank you the crisis of the southern border going from bad to worse, texas to take matters into their own hands and we will tell you how coming up next. ♪♪

chinese diplomat pushing back on the coronavirus lab week theory telling secretary of state antony blinken is absurd. this according to chinese state media, the uss secretary press beijing to cooperate with

investigations into the origins of the virus. the lab leak theory gained traction a bombshell "wall street journal" report that three researchers were hospitalized with an unknown illness months before the pandemic broke out. secretary will be a guest of chris wallace tomorrow on fox news sunday. ♪♪ eric: new numbers painting a dire picture of the southern border. customs and border protection announcing agents encountered within 180,000 migrants last month, a new 20 year high. texas governor greg abbott says the state will build a wall on its border on its own. charles, ceo of security solutions and former advisor, department of homeland security. charles, let's start with the administration administration, vice president harris was in guatemala, a few days ago she said do not come, he will be

turned back. any migrants listening to that? >> absolutely not. let's face it, that's messaging from the start during the campaign about don't come, don't come now, all this other stuff, too late to change it now the policies here, the administration are the direct cause of all the problems we are seeing on the southwest border and its supported, like you said by the conditions and metrics of the past month and months prior and we are going to see it again in june. not only that, it's causing problems on the contrary that we are trying to the country or should be trying to stop from a national security perspective. we align the pockets of the cartel now to the tune of millions, human trafficking, weapons trafficking, drug trafficking and now you got texas taking their own security in their hands which no one can blame them for. eric: you're looking right now

on the left side of your screen, that's a detention center, federal detention center on the border, the migrants are being processed. he mentioned texas taking it on its own, the biden administration stopped the wall, it's taken to billing dollars, or actually 1 billion going back to the pentagon budget while the fact -- or 2 billion, let me get this straight. 2 billion going back to the budget, texas wants to spend 1 billion on security. greg abbott is going to build his own wall of the federal government biden administration stopped the trump wall. what you think of the state taking and into their own hands? >> i think it's the right thing to do, put in this position by the administration and it's also the reason why the vice president should have gone on her trip to the northern triangle with information

obtained from the border, the border should have been her first stop. you've got to get down there and get the intelligence that you need right from the people impacted. she should have gone down, the local officials, the local sheriff's and gotten all of this information which by the way, had they done this during the transition, it would have taken down the policies from the previous administrations to start with. they would have been warned of the impact and what we are seeing right now. eric: she would say look, all you have to do is watch television, you see it there on your screen, you don't necessarily have to go in person and that's why they have reports and meetings and discuss these things. what do they need to do to get beyond this and stop what happened? >> what they should do is we implement the remain in mexico, get control of the situation.

you have to stop mass migration. as you said, they are overwhelmed. local sheriff's down there, they will tell you they are overwhelmed, they are stepping in billing the boys and the local sheriff's and local law enforcement departments are not built to do this. this is a federal responsibility. they need to get rid of what they did with catch and release is wrong, they need to get rid of that. it's causing the problem and also we need to continue with the law. there needs to be a physical barrier to help stop this. we know the people encountered to the tune of 180,000. what we don't know other people not being encountered and that number could also be significantly high. eric: in terms of people who want, it is illegal to show up and they know how to do this, they are taught what to do basically, present yourselves,

you have fear and seek asylum which is legal in this country, how do we deal with that and go through those who were told to do that for the human traffickers and smugglers those who have real credible feelings of threats against their life which is why they made this. >> it's been a detriment to the people who really need asylum. they are being coached by the coyotes and cartels coming to the u.s. to make those claims and the important thing here is, it's very hard to decipher in the program now has been decimated because everybody is showing up to the border claiming asylum. normally requirements, you have to show up to port of entry and now we have them join everywhere in between in making this claim so it has become a problem for those who rightfully need to make that plan to put us in a

tough position because according to the law, we are expelled responsible for the. eric: is the influx going to stop? >> it's want to stop as soon as we saw with this here. catch and release is killing us. doing away with remain in mexico, removing prevention or staging country prior to our border being overwhelmed so we have a lot of things we need to do on our end and one of the things is to focus on the immediate threat we are facing right now, guatemala, the northern tribes of central america, these are all longer-term strategic programs we can focus on, previous administrations, the solution is not to give billions of dollars more to corrupt countries were not going to make a positive impact on either institutions or the citizens of those countries

as we seen in the past. eric: who tried it before and it's still continuing. charles, former advisor to the home and security. thank you. arthel: sweltering heat is heading for the southwest state with dangerously high temperatures in store for the region. fox weather forecast is up next. ♪♪

the temperatures the first wave of the season on the southwest. adam is live with our fox weather with the forecast. >> the heat, real strong heat building across the country, particularly the southwest my extreme heat today from the midwest close to 90 in chicago, is the stretching found across the mississippi, then taking you all the way to the west and suddenly you see some of the numbers driving to triple digits not just today, the next couple of days. we've got heat advisories western texas across new mexico into arizona, southern california into utah, a large area where we are talking about extreme dry heat they are dealing with, how warm will it get in the phoenix area?

well over 100 everyday and the teens. you see that widespread and it tracks portions of socal of the coast, salt lake city temperatures still in the triple digits even further north, or elevation still dealing with it. the air is bone dry, we get really warm temperatures, dry air and a little bit of wind, not surprising you would see elevated risk of wildfire danger in the wind could stir up buyers really quickly without any moisture in the atmosphere. right now we don't have it, the only spot we are talking moisture, a bit of a different system, this is in the western t arthel: thanks -- got to go -- only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks!

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