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the latest? >> they are determined this is a rescue operation they have been digging deep through the rubble overnight there has not been a rescue since thursday. the numbers w cited stand at nine confirmed deaths we've seen that go up 156 people still missing a day for so the death toll could climb dramatically as they continue to go through the rubble. in engineering report three years ago getting quite a bit of attention that report detailed breaks in the concrete and significant cracks in the building and last thursday 1:30 a.m. is not being cited as a direct cause but there were $9 million of repairs that were not done before the collapse right now mandatory inspections are underway along the beach 40 years or older one building very similar in design and structure to the one that collapsed getting quite a bit of attention here is the mayor of surfside. >> i don't know if i would be comfortable staying in the building until he knew for sure

that they had done a comprehensive top to bottom study on what is going on with the systems in the building. >> a number of families of those still missing have asked to tour the scene where the destruction rubble is some to say prayers over their loved ones we expect that to take place in the hours ahead. back to you. mike: steve harrigan from side florida. learning more about the victims of the tragedy charles watson live in surfside florida with the latest on that front. >> there is really a flurry of emotions among everyone affected by the building collapse particular family members of the missing who are angry, sad and downright frustrated as they wait to learn the fate of their loved ones, the latest is nine kim victims confirmed dead the

name of four of those have been identified as 83-year-old antonio and his wife 79-year-old gladys 53-year-old manual and 54-year-old stacy fang whose teenage son was pulled out of the rubble a few days ago at this hour it is unclear what the exact number is of how many people are missing but that has been hovering around 150 people and officials tell us rescue crews are fighting human remains as they sift through twisted metal and you can imagine that is unwelcoming news to family members that were forced to wait and wonder throughout the rescue mission that is now on day four. >> i am hopeful and praying and i try to stay positive that's what i tried to do but every hour that goes by you feel a little less hope leaving and its devastating. family and friends set up a

memorial with some of the missing not far from the collapse site you seen the red cross on the ground going door to door handing care packages delivering food and clothing for victims and officials here in miami-dade, they acknowledged the surf and rescue mission is a slow and frustrating process not only for family members but for the first responders who were sifting through the collapse site they were asking folks to be patient, hold on to hope and continue to pray that is certainly something that we need. mike: the power of prayer, thank you very much. a live look at the southern border as we look ahead to two visits to the region schedule this week, mission texas with a closer look.

>> javier becerra will visit texas tomorrow, he will visit one center that is under scrutiny in el paso for the condition of children and reportedly some of them have been under constant scrutiny to prevent any self-harm just last night former president donald trump spoke about the current condition at the southern border criticizing the current administration and speaking about reaching 20 year highs also ted cruz spoke about the vice president's trip to the border just two days ago. >> finally after 93 days she could not take the criticism, she said let's go to the border but how far away can i get from the kids in cages which she really wanted to avoid. >> during her trip harris called out the previous administration for separating families of the border which began in el paso, the biden administration is bound to take a humanitarian approach and its predecessor are crews witnessed hundreds of crossings by day and night

agents working along hours to process them and help the sick, most of the migrants fleeing poverty and persecution, the majority traveling from the northern triangle countries honduras, also the door, and guatemala but custom and border protection have apprehended people from 148 countries, here along the border you can constantly see buses and trucks coming down this road behind me border patrol vehicles that are taking groups of people who cross the border to new facilities something during a reporting we have seen time and time again throughout the day. mike: the wisdom is to get totter in south texas that the numbers may dwindle, this is not your first two are down there, have you noticed changes this time around? >> we are not necessarily seen the numbers decrease but what we are seeing is the times of crossing change, previously a

couple months ago the crossings typically happened earlier in the morning now with the heat index so high we are seen as many people cross during the day but they are at night. behind me if we take a walk this way you could see a bus that is crossing through the border gate to likely go pick up another group that is crossed. but speaking to the number of people in the times that they are coming, that he is so high right now the drastic dangerous temperatures, more people traveling by night making very busy evening shifts for the border agents. mike: thank you very much. president biden seen in a new statement that he will sign the bipartisan infrastructure bill two days after he seemed ready to abandon it or even veto the agreement. mark meredith is following all of this from the white house,

good afternoon. >> president biden is trying to reassure reese gunter republicans he wants to see the agreement with congress on the infrastructure proposal, the president is at camp david but on saturday he put out a statement try to clarify his plans that reached 1.2 trillion dollar proposal this is what the president had to say i intend to pursue the passage of the plan which democrats and republicans agree to run thursday with vigor, it would be good for the economy, good for our country, good for our people and i fully stand behind it without reservation or hesitation. biden didn't seem to speak republicans after he strongly indicated that he would not sign off on infrastructure until an much larger spending bill were closely tied to democratic priorities reached his desk, republicans are saying after the president has reassured them the infrastructure that they reached with him stands. >> this is a bill that stands on its own the president will sign if it comes to his death, the

real challenge whether the democrats can get their act together and get it on his desk. >> the white house is only the timing and process up to house and senate leadership, officials telling fox they don't expect anything to get to his desk until september at the earliest. about how many democrats are going to be on board with the latest timber structure proposal it is a lot less than what the white house is calling for and as we were talking about it still separate that the other bill the white house wants to get and what they call the so-called human infrastructure adds $6 trillion a bernie sanders has been working on and still a lot of questions on how they will get that to the senate on the partyline votes, as for the president he's at camp david coming back tonight and on tuesday to wisconsin and were told he's eager to keep lawmakers on board with all of the agenda items as they move through congress. mike: it might be a roller coaster ride ahead of capitol hill mark meredith, many thanks. joining me now texas republican

congressman and fort bend county sheriff he's a member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee, welcome. >> good afternoon, thank you for having me. >> president biden signaled he wants a bipartisan infrastructure package and a larger spending package of liberal priorities here is cedric richmond from the white house today. >> this president has had a strategy since beginning, rescue plan, jobs plan, family plan and we expect to do exactly what the jobs plan that we did with the rescue plan and will do the same with the families plan we will sign all three because the country needs them. mike: the white house wanted all does a massive partisan spending package complicate bipartisan infrastructure pass? >> it does, i'm on the transportation infrastructure committee on the house side and what you are seeing, most of the negotiations right now are taking place in the senate he had a bipartisan group of

senators the other day at the white house and it seemed like they have a deal struck there is 11 republican senators and that's really the number that they will need to get over the 60 that they need to pass the senate side, i think that is the plan if it gets through the senate side i believe it will get to the house and he will sign this bill and it's going to be a win for the administration. the values, the american values plan is something else, that's an enormous amount of money and that will be tougher not to crack. mike: but will they take for you to get to the superstructure bipartisan agreement. >> i voted against the 2.3 trillion original number because there was garbage and had nothing to do with infrastructure, we don't have to sell this infrastructure package to the american people we present and they will support it but it actually has to deal with roads and bridges and asphalt

and concrete a meaningful infrastructure to help the people in this country move around the great country of ours it cannot be everything but. i did not support the first package and i don't know truly what is in the bipartisan bill from the senate side but i'm looking forward to look at it, reading it and seeing exactly what it encounters. mike: do you worry about how to pay for? >> the fact if it gets through the senate side, of course this administration is spending a ton of money it was 6 trillion over covid now you're looking at 1.9 the family you american rescue plan now you're looking at this and not to trigger dollars of the family plan, the spending is out of control and we need to put a stop to any conservative voices get involved and say enough is enough. mike: is a texas lawmaker and former sheriff let's talk about the southern border, you saw our report from alex hogan and saul

vice president kamala harris go to el paso not the rio grande valley, your thoughts on the border crisis right now and are you relieved that the vice president actually went to texas. >> it's 93 days when she was appointed by the president to address the border, there was an and norma some out of people telling her you have to visit the southern border so she went to el paso but i'm not going to give her a break on this one. she did not visit the border and she took it to her on her way to california because she did not visit the wall the wall was several miles south of where she was she did not go to fort bliss to visit the migrant detention facility she sat around with border patrol agents at a checkpoint area station and had a conversation with a few of the nongovernmental organizations, no, she did not have a meaningful order visit and it

certainly fell far short in my expectation. mike: many thanks for your time. >> thank you. mike: let's bring in rhode island democratic congressman the foreign affairs committee, welcome. >> good to be with you. mike: what is your assessment of the current crisis of the southern border and what can be done to address it? >> i think the administration is approaching this in the right way really focusing on the underlying reasons for migration and understanding what's happening in the region that is good to read into that helping to make investments that will reduce those challenges in those countries in guatemala, honduras and el salvador they've also done a very good job of managing the surge at the border, the reports now children are in custody a border patrol for 30 hours as opposed to 120 hours a significant reduction which means are being placed properly in settings that are appropriate for children but this is a

complicated difficult challenge and we wanted immigration system that is orderly, fair and reflects our values of our country and the administration doing that but this is a difficult problem to solve people are fleeing persecution, crime tremendous hardship looking for a better life in america. in dealing with underlying causes of them migration why people are coming here is the right way to approach it and that's what the administration is doing. mike: the vice president took a lot of heat for not going to the border until the past week, did she in her staff make an unforced error and waiting that long? >> i think the administration from the very first day that they took office and they understood they inherited a broken immigration system in real challenges that the border and they began to work immediately to be sure that we were putting in place an orderly and fair and humane system to

deal with the immigration challenges they've done that from the very first day i don't think that visit changes that an understanding what is happening at the border is a goal and the administration has demonstrated a deep understanding of the challenges in approaching in the right way reflects who we are as a country in the values. the immigration has been described as a crown draw of american humanitarian position and we have to protect the system in a way that people can access an affair and humane way. mike: to for structure how do you assess the agreement president biden has struck with bipartisan senators. >> them for structure agreement is a good start it's a little over $1 trillion of investment in roads, board under bridges imports and other transits it's a good proposal the president has another proposal that relates to childcare in early childhood education and higher education and paid family leave,

those are cargo parts of our recovery but the infrastructure plan that the president has announced is a good one it will be transformed to our country and create millions of good paying jobs and it will address the deficit in our infrastructure spending which is gone for too long anyone who travels around any part of our country knows that we need to make investments in rebuilding the infrastructure of our country to compete around the world who are literally racing bias, this is critical, it's bipartisan support to rebuild the country and i look forward to the terms of a fallen agreement. mike: you been around as a lawmaker for quite a long time does coupling these two bills together the one the progressives want in the infrastructure package make it more complicated, more difficult to get them to the finish line? >> i don't think so the president says there's bipartisan support for the infrastructure bill in the deal

he's described, there's tremendous support in the democratic party for investments in families and working families in particular to help you get to recover after covid the republicans are continuing to oppose paid family leave, sick leave, affordable childcare, investment in community colleges democrats will keep fighting for that and will fight for investment housing and fight for investment school construction, again the president has reached a compromise on part of it and the democrats will keep fighting for those which we know are essential to working families and we can do both things. mike: we will see where the votes are, david cicilline, thank you for your time. coming up after our show chris wallace talks abiding senior advisor senator richman over the confusion of the president's intention with bipartisan infrastructure plan and that and more at the top of the hour. a school board meeting in

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the date to protect my kids from the school board you put the feelings of a few of the safety and discomfort of the student body and it's unacceptable. mike: two men arrested after expressing their opinions on critical race theory and proposed jury transgender policy on a school board meeting on tuesday in the ongoing fight against curriculum changes, more on the debate executive director the fight for schools packet father of two children, ian, welcome. >> they stand for having me. mike: that meeting was explosive, where is the battle with the school board and where it is a go from here. >> we have six weeks until the next school board meeting and this has become mostly tv but for our purposes we are looking to recall the majority of school board members, our effort over the next few weeks will be gathering signatures for petition it's a good opportunity to reset and focus on getting the signatures so we can ultimately file in court only get to the point where we feel

comfortable. mike: the school board says it does not teach critical race theory, parents and even teachers have quietly told me that they do or is being forced on them is a school board playing games? >> the absolutely playing games as i said before nobody is saying that their teaching critical race theory as they would chemistry or physics they have a consultant on contract they have been on contract for three years, their whole model is education through critical race theory it is all over the document there's invoices that they show to critical race theory in their teacher trainings and all you have to do is look for the buzzwords whether it's white fragility, white privilege, oppressor versus the oppressed those of the language of critical race theory in their using it through teacher training so the teachers will bring that down to the educational level with students and that's what we've been seeing that's what we've heard from parents and we've seen dozens if not hundreds of screenshots and documents and i think the school is trying to play in a wargame and that's one

of the things that is driving frustration and we cannot get honesty from our schools. mike: another issue is proposed transgender policy, take a listen to the former school board member. >> using the correct names and pronouns for transgender and binary kids is suicide prevention, you're going to hear a lot of voices tonight a few are likely to be very loud, this policy hurts no one and help some of our most at risk kids to feel welcome in their schools. >> does this policy hurt someone? >> look around look at how many people showed up to talk about the policy and their concerns with their policy whether it's religious nobodies, competitiveness in sports there is issues with ramming through policy that really they haven't listened to input from the community that's a problem that you seem they will not give

parents a seat at the table they will listen to the special interest friends, they will listen to a handful of activists and when parents come to speak out they shut down the meeting and ultimately what this really is about at the school board that is so hostile for the first amendment right in the vast majority in its community and that's where this movement continues to grow and growing girl. >> i remember getting struck by a student getting off she said i don't feel comfortable changing next to biological boy and i don't feel comfortable using a toilet next to biological boy does the argument from her resignation. >> it does, there's a lot more students out there that have the same thoughts and feelings that she does but the problem when you get into the school system young the anonymous reporting tools in all these ways to intimidate people from speaking out and they're afraid to say something in class or become a school board meeting they will be mocked and discipline and ultimately that is where we see the biggest problems that people

are afraid to speak out but for the past several months to see people are starting to. mike: take is to much for your time. as crus if through the rubble of the condor collapse one resident filing a class-action lawsuit of the owner of the complex. more on that next. ♪ ♪are you down, d-d-down, d-d-down, d-d-down♪ where we're driving down the cost of insurance. ♪ ♪ are you down, down♪ ♪d-down, down? are you♪ drivers who switched saved over $700. ♪ allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call for a lower rate today.

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class-action lawsuit being filed against the condo association, are you. >> i am not surprised it was filed i think society tends to rush to judgment on different things in the lawsuit was premature because you don't even know the cause. mike: he responded that i would categorize as despicable the board focus is firmly on helping locate more than 150 unaccounted for people not dealing with an owner who has decided while there are still people buried under the building to file a class-action lawsuit. what is your take on her argument. >> i absolutely agree with that statement the number one focus is of the board should be accounting for the residence, filing this within a couple of days is a huge and unnecessary distraction at this point in time it will take months to unfold this and i'm determined of what the cause of the collapse without knowing what

the cause there is no basis to follow the lawsuit. it could've been subsurface and could've been existing construction on the building, short as possible it could've been by the association as well but at this point time we really don't know. mike: what's your reaction to 2018 report of the condo association noting failed waterproofing to significant deterioration of concrete, how could the condo association handle that. >> it's interesting there is a couple of reports the media is only focusing that indicated there was major structural damage no doubt there was the report but that report does not indicate the timeframe of when it should've occurred and it does not indicate that the building would collapse there was a report issued a month early in september 2018 and that report is a structural component of the building is quote unquote good with that knowledge the board should've taken some action they did take action and

hired an engineer they were in the process of making repairs what this case will come down to is is the board moving fast enough with information that they have and were they aware of the potential risk. mike: what should condo associations across the country be doing in the aftermath of this collapse. >> the one thing that condominium associations need to have a reserve study they should hire an engineer and take a look at elements every couple of years based on that they have long-term repairs and they will give them when repair should take place in the estimated cost so they can plan through this that should happen and keep up reserves to make sure that happens and this is a cautionary tale that rather than wait, don't be cheap do something sooner rather than later, another thing that you will see coming out of this is emergency plans a lot of associations out there may not have an emergency

plan and i think this is a cautionary if you have a natural disaster with anything like that the you should be prepared to have a plan in place to deal with that and as best as i can tell given the circumstances the condo association is doing a good job dealing with this. mike: the first priority to see if there is innocent life that can be saved and recovering those who have lost their lives but once that get work out and months ahead who could face liability in the tragedy. >> the association is the main of the defendant and the board members may be liable but it would be very difficult to establish liability against them they are volunteers and liability protection under the law typically speaking for volunteers to serve on boards like this their job is not to be the expert they are to rely on experts what i can tell they did rely on expert advice, the question will be whether the

expert advice was appropriate and people giving them advice may have potential liability the board members and the association themselves. mike: we have to leave it there, thank you so much for your time. mike: the supreme court to release key decisions including a closely watched voting rights case david spunt joins us live with a preview per good afternoon. last week in june always the most into the painted likely the busiest for the supreme court before they break their summer recess there are five decisions the justice, nine justice have yet to render one of the deals with the voting rights case out of arizona it deals with arizona attorney general and the arizona democratic party the democratic party says arizona voting laws discriminate against black native americans and hispanic this deals with valid harvesting that's when a third-party collects ballots and delivers those ballots in one lump group,

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after a deadly attack on law-enforcement arkansas police officer kevin appel killed saturday after being run down by the two men appel approached when he approached the vehicle. people in the community holding a candlelight vigil for the officer last night. police officers and crisis of the rising crime of police retirement increasing nationwide by 45% this month. with us not to discuss this and more fox news political analyst caldwell and robert pattillo, welcome. >> thank you. mike: violent crime up in america's cities and raw enforcement are retiring in big numbers, what needs to be done. >> first and foremost we need to get back to the arena of respect from the police we understand the police are assessing certainly but the democratic politicians that have police

forces like in the state of new york and then new york city police department they said defended the police was the only way in the new york city police department by a billion dollars and they see an increase of shooting of 162%. you look at minneapolis who defunded the police department as well by 60% and they said most of these cases are going to be unsolved because we don't have the police resources to take on these matters and it's unfortunate that we here at this particular point in time because this profession by all means used to be perceived nationally by everyone as an honorable profession and that is no longer the case since the left. mike: robert hardy assess the situation. >> i don't think it's a left right issue, and trained understand why we have to take every single argument and put on a left right, my older sister has spent 25 years on the police department to the idea of the

anti-police, what we have tapas a cooperation from local police department and local politician and local that what police reform in state communities what we seek when they decide to institute police reform in the slightest way looking for police slowdown and police retirement, because they do not want to have the slightest bit of oversight we saw when they had the no chase policy with the cost or higher when you chase after suspect, they need police to leave the force because they want to change people, we should try the consensus on the middleground that will protect the community work in the best interest of police department because we want good police but we don't want that police. >> let me disagree really quick, think about a place like the state of illinois for example police officers with their police reform bill police officers can receive complaints and ominously no evidence to be fired with no evidence or even a person that is brought back the

claim that's not the case of the police officers want to be able to chase people down and shoot and kill them, i'm not just saying shoot and kill but one can argue based on the narrative and that could possibly happen, without being the case, police accountability, nothing wrong with it, i respect it as i appreciate additional police, a lot of police officers are taking he in some cases they don't deserve it. i was involved as a police officer, i would probably retire to. mike: one more topic the d.o.j. lawsuit on the georgia voting law, lead us off. >> the d.o.j. is suing over voter suppression law and their attacking an interesting way in 1977 case in arlington and the standards were assessed when you could go around the shelby versus holder which cut in the voting rights and they wanted to put the criteria city of arlington to have federal oversight over the elections in the state of georgia what we saw

in georgia that african-american turnoff they wanted to strip the secretary to oversee local elections from the ability to oversee and there was no basis or rational basis for doing so it was all based upon the demographic shift in the state of georgia that would make it harder for republicans to win in the d.o.j. is going after them on that account. mike: were up against the clock but let me give you a chance for a few words. >> the ballot reform was necessary because we were just coming out of a pandemic, set the rules straight and we understand how we would work from here on out i don't see anything wrong with it and it's argued by joe biden in there so stupid they don't understand how to get a license or drivers license or picture id of any kind and by many individuals no matter if the left or right. mike: thank you so much for your time. california man in serious condition after being attacked by a great white shark, that story next. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right,

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mike: california man in serious condition after being attacked by a great white shark south of san francisco. christina coleman joins us live with an update. >> talk about a dangerous day at the beach, the sharp businessman

with a bite of the leg he was released from the hospital after being treated for this attack, this happened at the beach south of san francisco saturday morning it is unclear how far the swimmer was offshore fortunately he was still able to swim back to lien even though he was bleeding from this attack authorities say he lost a pint of blood, a man fishing along the shoreline spotted the victim after the victim called out room that had been collapsed, we spoke with the lieutenant from the county sheriff's office about the victims grave and resilient actions to levy himself out of the water for help. >> he got a pretty good bite to the lower leg, for him to swim in and my understanding that he actually walked up the beach to get a hold of a bystander who wasn't able to call 911, for him to do that is sounds pretty tough to me. >> the state beach is calling for the attack after he says that he believes the shark was a

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mike: demonstrators gathering outside the reopening of springsteen on broadway last night to protest the theater's vaccine requirement to attend the show. layer ray ingals has the story for us live. >> reporter: part of broadway did come roaring back to life last night with the sold out performance of the boss, every seat was filled, hardly a mask in sight and everybody in had to show proof of vaccination. but as you mentioned, not everybody was happy about it. some people outside saying those rules just aren't fair. but as it goes, you had to have a vaccination card to line in. fans lined up with the cards to be a part of history, you attending the first full length show to take a broadway stage since the covid-19 pandemic shuttered theaters last year. springsteen on broadway opened at the st. james theater with plans to run the show through september 4th. springsteen addressed his recent

dwi charge which was eventually dismissed, telling the drowd crowd he was hand cupped and thrown in jail, adding that took some doing. i didn't wake up one morning and get on my motorcycle and say i'll go to jail. the performance, the first of what many broadway fans hope will be the start of theaters coming back to life. >> it's good to see him on broadway, opening up, opening up the world and doing something is pretty amazing. >> reporter: dozens of anti-vax protesters showed up to reject the idea of mandatory proof of vaccination to grab a seat inside, holding signs that said no vax passports and bruce springsteen is for segregation on broadway. still, it did feel like old times. fans were gathered outside the stage door, clutching albums, hoping to get an autograph. all the proceeds were donated to charities in new york and new jersey. maria: i know you're a big --

mike: i know you're a big music person, who are you looking forward to see as concerts come back. >> anybody i can get a ticket for. i bought my first concert ticket in over a year, earth, wind and fire, mike, going to see them in lake tahoe. mike: i need to get tech et cetera -- tickets to go see foo fighters when they come around. they were at madison square garden recently. >> reporter: that's a good one. mike: how about getting back to broadway, any shows you want to get back to see? >> reporter: you know what? i have not seen as many as i would like, i would love to see hamilton of course but i want to get out there and i would see bruce springsteen, for sure. mike: the boss on broadway, being a jersey guy. that sounds good to me. laura ingal, thank you so much. we had to have a little fun at the end of the show. >> reporter: yes, i'll meet you at the foo fighters by the way. mike: let's do it. that is all for this hours of fox news live, fox news sunday

with chris wallace is up next. i'm mike emanuel here in washington. thank you so much for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. violent crime on the rise and police departments in crisis, across the nation. chris: vicious attacks in broad daylight. >> shots fired, shots fired. chris: as homicide rates spike. >> a central driver of violence is gun violence. chris: cops leave the force in droves and democrats back off calls to defund the police. >> we've declared war on the police and that is backfiring on those who have done it. chris: while big cities like new york grapple with who could lead them out of the surge in violent crime.