jillian: a fox news alert, vigils hold in florida to honor the victims of the portrait condo collapsed. engineers join rescue workers scouring the scene. we are live in florida. todd: president biden headed to wisconsin to sell a bipartisan infrastructure plan, looking to rail the deal. can he keep his own party on track? >> nasa administrator with the shocking take on the ufo report, why he thinks we may not be alone. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ have a nice day ♪♪ todd: have a nice day. jillian: already here. todd: do you think they are here? you are excited about it. you have a strange fascination with all things space. we love to mention it but it concerns me.

it explains a lot. jillian: it would explain a lot. todd: hopefully are not aliens, just loyal "fox and friends first" viewers. jillian: we start with a fox news alert. a virginia firefighter is shot while on the job. fire officials say emergency crews were dispatched for a report of wires down, the firefighter is said to be in stable condition. another man was shot. police took the suspected shooter into custody. 's motives are unclear. todd: not just police. another fox news alert, police in north carolina searching for the person responsible for shooting three kids, killing one of them. the shooter opens fire from inside a white car and drove away, detectives working two crime scenes and officials say the child who died was a 9-year-old girl. two boys, 7 and 10-year-old in the hospital.

jillian: a massive fire in a complex under construction spreads to several homes in utah overnight. >> that has to have gone from the house -- jillian: at this hour officials say two are missing, a firefighter is being treated at a hospital, the ogden city fire department is asking people to avoid that area. meantime a fox news alert, we are learning the names of the 11 people confirmed dead in the florida condo collapsed. todd: charles watson's crews search for any sign of survivors. >> reporter: miami-dade officials released three new names of victims killed in that partial collapse. those victims are identified as 52-year-old marcus joseph guerrera, 55-year-old frank kleiman and 50-year-old michael david altman.

that brings the death toll to 11, more than 150 people still missing as search and rescue efforts extend into a sixth day. officials say a team of engineers are expected to arrive late this afternoon to thoroughly inspect the sister tower to the northeast. we are told engineers will determine if those buildings have any structural issues that would put them at risk of collapse. >> at that point we might make a determination whether or not there is an issue. in the meantime residents were given the option to relocate. >> reporter: according to a report from the miami herald the contractor told the paper he was working two days before the partial collapse, and underneath

the latest cracked concrete, corroded bar, all issues that were raised in a 2018 inspection that raised concerns about major structural damage. right now, a cause is not been determined but we heard from governor ron desantis who said those scenarios will be investigated as state, local and federal authorities, a thorough investigation to find out what happened. jillian: feel for those family names of loved ones who were still missing and unaccounted for. great job, thank you. todd: five days of straight agony. president biden will not tolerate a nuclear iran. >> we are committed to unwavering self defense. i can say to you iran will never get a nuclear weapon on my watch. todd: this morning to tehran just hours after a rocket attack on american forces in syria, the blast targeting an oilfield were 900 us troops are stationed, no injuries have been reported.

this attack happening in response to a us-led airstrike on iranian militias. jillian: texas democrats trying to block governor greg abbott for recovery money for the border wall. the group urging treasury secretary janet yellen to issue a formal writing, quote, we are concerned about the prospect of texas governor greg abbott's potential misuse of these funds, to continue the misguided plans of donald trump to extend a wall. the former president will travel to texas tomorrow to see the crisis under the new administration firsthand, donald trump will join governor abbott for a special townhall tomorrow night on hannity. todd: president biden hitting the road to sell his infrastructure plan. jillian: after walking back threats to block a bipartisan agreement and let congress pass a larger spending bill first. david, good morning. >> reporter: both republicans and democrats admit there was

confusion from president biden over the past few days about where he stands on the infrastructure package, some republicans, negotiating in good faith with the president and members of his administration the president after issuing a lengthy statement saturday put out an op-ed yesterday, this is the president's stance on infrastructure, this deal is the largest long-term investment in our infrastructure in nearly a century. there is plenty of work ahead to finish this job. there will be disagreements to resolve and more compromise to be forced but this is a deal the american people can be proud of. looking at this package, we are talking $49 billion in public transit, $109 billion in roads, bridges, other major transportation projects. the power grid infrastructure $73 billion, up $41 billion for airports, other ports and waterways. last thursday the president announced he struck a deal with republicans. then he indicated he wanted a separate list of items not included in the infrastructure

package through a process called reconciliation that shut democrats out of the mix. the president put out a statement saturday saying he's backing off that demand, the president may have backed off but bernie sanders wants reconciliation to go forward. a way to push other priorities through, not included in the original package. sanders came out with a statement let me be clear, there will not be bipartisan infrastructure deal with our reconciliation bill that substantially improves the lives of working families and combat the accidental threat of climate change. the reconciliation bill, new deal with a transformative change now. >> the assurances we heard over the weekend would seem convoluted at best aren't really assuring me. i'm anxious to have conversations with my democrat colleagues, a group of ten democrat senators. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi has gone along with

senator sanders that she wants to see that reconciliation before any infrastructure package comes to the house floor and puts the president in a difficult spot. also moderates in the senate and house who wants to get something done now while they can. todd: we are getting a fascinating education on how infrastructure works when it comes to reconciliation and negotiations. jillian: house republicans holding their own hearing on the origins of covid 19 without democrat cooperation. >> in the united states we had 600,000 deaths, nearly 4 million worldwide and yet speaker pelosi still refuses to hold the hearing into the origin of this virus. jillian: republicans will call medical professionals, scientists and members of congress to testify as the white house reveals a renewed effort to investigate the origins of covid 19. todd: county health officials

recommend everyone wear masks indoors regardless of vaccination status, a precautionary measure is the delta variant spreads. county reported three new depth, 259 new covid cases yesterday. jillian: nasa administered a bill nelson is not dismissing the idea of extraterrestrials after the unclassified ufo report confirmed 140 sightings of unidentified foreign objects. nelson says we don't know the answer to what those navy pilots saw. they saw something attract it, locked radar onto it and followed it, it move from one location to another. nelson has directed scientists to research potential explanations. not really getting any answers. todd: why has nobody said this is completely not possible? nobody said that. leaving it open. jillian: how do you confirm

unless you have explored all of space and everything it offers. todd: implies you might be right. and she might be an alien. jillian: it is 9 minutes after the hour. it looks like something from 9/11, one surfside resident describes the tragic scene, shares the story with us next. todd: the white house blaming republicans for taking cops off the streets. americans is grappled with a crime crisis, coming up the democrats latest attempt to flip the switch on movement to defend the police. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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it happened, and you have hundreds if not thousands of rescue crews from around the world descending on surfside? >> we live on the street and this is overwhelming. there is an overwhelming sadness, things are not the same. everyone is in a gloom of sadness from everything going on. it was so close to home. todd: the entire nation has been watching this from a. how tough is it to ultimately grasp the devastation that you are seeing, the people down there are seeing and so many families are experiencing right now? >> reporter: the images you are seeing is -- when i got there i got up at 2:00 in the morning and took off over there and walked into what had happened less than an hour before. it was devastating. as i walked into the building

through the side, i saw the firefighters helping some elderly ladies coming down from the balconies. i took video footage of that and i still have not seen the devastation we are all seeing now because from the outside of the building on the street side, when you walk down the core door between both buildings you go to beachside and turning left and looking up, it was just mammoth. you've got a building and you literally cut it in half. with all these apartments sticking out, it was incredible. jillian: the conversation in the last few days seems to be surrounding the pool area, there's that 2018 engineering report citing significant flaws.

there are a lot of questions that need to be answered but with all that in mind, as the one who resides not far from here what is the conversation like among neighbors and peers, family, coworkers, people nervous now that if they live in other buildings, how do people feel? what is the mood of people who reside in that area? >> it is somber. many of us walk through the back of that building all the time. we have beach walks that go across from one side to the other. we see it. in the building where i am living everyone is questioning how old is the building? is a 40 years old? there are so many buildings in miami beach that are older than 40 years old but a lot of people are concerned about the 40-year certification. the mood is very somber but at

the same time concerned looking forward. how did this happen? as we know there is a sister building a couple blocks away from the north tower. they are going through those issues. it was built by the same builder. it is scary. a lot of people on paz and thinking, we are thinking about the families, it is incredible and hinged on watching how many families are being recovered. we are hoping for a miracle but we are also being realistic what may or may not happen. todd: how could you not wonder if your building is next? natural human instinct. jillian: it raises everyone's alert and makes them question am i safe? thank you for joining us. >> you are very welcome. todd: 17 after the hour, the

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jillian: we have a look at downtown seattle as record-breaking heat waves at the northwest. the temperature reaching 106 degrees. a heat advisory in effect through tonight. todd: historic seat causing many restaurants to shut down and cooling centers to pop up. janice dean with the fox weather forecast. an area like seattle to get those numbers. >> janice: this has never

happened in recorded history. canada has the highest temperature recorded ever in british columbia. high pressure across the northwest and the threat because we have drought conditions. we are going to still see potential for heat across interior sections but along the coast we will see a little bit of relief. all time highs in seattle and portland, 116 degrees, that is the temperature you see across the desert southwest. portland into the 90s and 80s, seattle will get 81 wednesday, very warm for them. their coverage highest in the 70s, heat advisories in effect for the northeast to the northern plains, parts of california as well. the other big story is the potential for heavy rainfall along a frontal boundary bringing a lot of flooding from texas to the great lakes.

that is ongoing today. flood advisories posted from the selfless towards chicago. that is a big story as well. forecast rainfall on top of all the rain we've seen the last couple days so that is not good news. we had a tropical storm make landfall yesterday, really quick, tropical storm danny now a remnant low bringing potential for showers and thunderstorms along the coast and tropical storm henrique in the pacific weakening as it moves in tomorrow. jillian: busy busy busy. todd: between a closed border and defeated work for small businesses in mcallen, texas are struggling to stay afloat. that includes shaved ice, workers would rather collect unemployment than apply. margaret joins us now, thanks to

you for being here. first questions you, president biden says employers need to pay more to entice them to come back. what is your reaction to that statement? change i feel like as a small business owner coming out of the pandemic and trying to survive in the midst of this pandemic it is going to be a struggle to do that as a small business. todd: how helpful will it be to your ability to hire now that texas is no longer going to be getting that extra $300 per employee added to their unemployment benefits? >> it is going to be a great change. one of the frustrations, people wanted to stay home and get unemployment. i hope it inspires people to realize the workforce is needed here. we moved into this weird stage, business owners hostage to say

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obviously hurt all smooth - small business owners for a year. are you looking at the government saying how much more can you give me before i collapse? >> i feel like the challenges of the pandemic and where the government -- has made things more difficult. we opened in the pandemic and expanded in a pandemic and we are in the process of getting ourselves ready to franchise nationwide and it is frustrating because one of the greatest concerns we have is the workforce isn't going to be there for the inflated rate they are expecting will make budgeting and expanding a challenge. todd: opponents of big government say will make your life easier, two instances where it is not. thank you for sharing your story and best of luck. i imagine with the hot temperatures people are going to want ice. i could use some right now.

jillian: it is 26 after the hour. after leading a year-long movement to defund police democrats are trying to blame republicans for the out-of-control crime we are seeing in many of our own cities and neighborhoods. sean duffy views live to respond. todd: no flights to florida. california issued a travel ban for the sunshine state and four others. y joints stiff, swollen, painful. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. janssen can help you explore cost support options.

jillian: family and friends in surfside, florida holding out hope they lost loved ones we found alive, 150 are still unaccounted for. todd: the latest on the search effort, madeleine. >> reporter: unfortunately for a lot of the family members it is another day of waiting the crews have been transparent about their operation. a lot of family members prepared for news that is bad.

>> we are learning their loved ones will come out as body parts. this is the kind of information that is excruciating for everyone. >> reporter: last time someone was pulled from the rubble alive was thursday the crews maintain this is still a rescue mission, cameras to check the pile of debris and see if there pockets where people can still be alive. we are learning more about 52-year-old most of -- marcus joseph and his two daughter still unaccounted for. 50-year-old michael david altman, father of two sons and 55-year-old frank gleeman, just got married 3 weeks before the building collapsed. his wife and her son, among those identified on sunday. 150 still missing, two miami-dade students. a memorial wall is growing

outside, filled with mementos, items the rescue workers pulled from the rubble possibly belonging to some of the victims. here is what michael ruiz who lives in the area has to say. >> there is an overwhelming sadness. everyone is in sadness about what is going on. so close to home. >> reporter: last night a vigil was held for the victims. 100 people showed up to show support. todd: a snorkeler recounted a brush with death when he got up close and personal with the great white shark in northern california. >> a mosquito bite and then wrapped my legs around and felt i was face-to-face. todd: mosquito bite? he was snorkeling and looking for crabs when the sharks

surprised him, then he noticed how much he was bleeding from that bite, he is expected to make a full recovery. jillian: a border patrol agent save the migrant child from drowning, the agency releasing this video showing the boy struggling to cross the pond in the rio grande valley in texas. the border patrol agent retrieved the young boy. both were taken to the hospital to be checked out. todd: stepping up patrols following sunday's brazen attack on a young marine. jillian: the white house blames republicans for the increased crime wave. >> reporter: the nypd released new surveillance video the suspect who shot at 21-year-old marine. police are looking for this man in connection to the shooting, he took off running after opening fire outside the marriott hotel in times square.

we have new video of when the victim was taken away after the shooting, he was shot in the back but is expected to be okay. the shooting happening just days after alexandria ocasio cortez who represents a portion of new york city dismissed concerns over the uptick in violent crime as, quote, hysteria and the democrat party as a whole is facing criticism for leading a year-long movement to defund police departments across the country forcing the white house to play damage control by trying to pin that on republicans. >> republicans defunded the police by not supporting the american rescue plan. how is that an argument to be made when the president never mentioned wanting to police to stop a crime wave. >> the president did mention the american rescue plan that help ensure local cops didn't receive a single republican vote. >> reporter: the left tries to flip the narrative the oakland,

california police chief is pleading with democrat led city council to reconsider its decision to divert $18 million from the apartment over the next two years. >> we find ourselves in a crisis. we find ourselves reeling from a weekend of violence. we already have a tough time responding to this high number of calls that we get. this will make it tougher. jillian: oakland's mayor did oppose the vote morning the city could lose 50 police officer positions at a time when violence is spiking. the police chief reporting the city has seen 55 homicides this year alone. that is a 90% increase compared to this time last year. back to you guys. todd: thank you very much. jillian: its bring in former congressman from wisconsin and fox news contributor sean duffy. it is great to have you here this morning. is this republicans's fall? >> good to see you. this is laughable. of course not. we all know, everyone watching

the news knows the democrat mantra for a couple years now to reimagine policing, defund the police and many democrat runs these, we understand most of the funding for law enforcement comes from local communities, not the federal government. they cut funding for police, rolled back police forces and in consequence you see massive violence all across these cities, people are dying, kids are dying, the democrat white house is trying to blame this on republicans. here's what is going on. democrats understand the politics of failure and they are doing polling, independents and soft democrats don't want defund of the police, they want police in their communities so they are trying to re-message this and blame it on republicans. jillian: you heard jen psaki a few minutes ago say not one single republican signed on to this. when you look at republicans

voting against the $1.9 trillion rescue plan, that wasn't just for police, that was for 1 million other things too. >> it was $1.9 trillion, a massive bill and jen psaki was saying a proportion of $350 billion could have, not was required to but could have been used for law enforcement purposes and republicans voted against it and are in favor of defunding the police. this is contortion trying to blame a no vote on the rescue plan on republicans. reason democrats -- it was massive spending, increasing debt, lead to more insulation and as peter doocy pointed out in his question this was never sold as a law enforcement bill. more money from the federal government to law enforcement local communities want to defund

the police would take more money away from the police, doesn't mean more cops on the beat. the decisions are made in local communities with local mayors. jillian: the president visiting wisconsin, talk about agriculture and rural economies. what do you think the people of wisconsin wants or needs to hear from the president? the infrastructure plan, $109 billion for roads, bridges major projects, $73 billion for power and researcher, $65 billion for broadband, $41 billion airports, ports and waterways. last year, more than 300 dairy farmers and for the first time. and 6800 of them which is devastating that area. >> infrastructure, there's a lot

of frustration with wisconsin because we had a rescue plan that favored farm bail outs, those minorities who are farmers as opposed to white farmers. a lot of white farmers in wisconsin, frustrating but a lot of wisconsin lost their jobs working as union members on the keystone pipeline and the wisconsin economy. i've been around the state. we have tons of small business owners, they can't hire enough people and people that can hire, paying huge wages, hard to make a profit. a lot of frustration. last point, president biden going to wisconsin were congressman, one of the most endangered democrats in the country has a scandal brewing where one of his properties, a massage parlor if you know what i mean, biden is going to be trying to boost him and have a hard time doing that. jillian: good to see you, thanks for joining us.

todd: the visit could be political. i wouldn't expect that. 39 after the hour. facebook stock soaring after the tech giants scores a win in a trust busting case. cheryl casone has the details plus. >> if i could follow her lead that is all i need to say. jillian: jamie lynn spears breaks his silence on britney's bombshell testimony, what she just admitted for the first time. ♪♪ ♪♪ get me get me on the floor s. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn your chronic dry eye is actually caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation you take it on, by talking to your eyecare professional about restasis®... which may help you make more of your own tears with continued use twice a day, every day. restasis® helps increase your eye's natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye.

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jillian: welcome back, facebook with a big win in court claiming it illegally dominates the market. todd: cheryl casone with details. for all of tech. >> reporter: a federal judge distancing two antitrust complaint against facebook

brought either federal trade commission and attorney general, the judge said the complaint failed to show that facebook was a monopoly. investors were happy with the decision the stock surging 4% but josh halley tweeted this is deeply disappointing from a court which acknowledged massive market power but shrugged his shoulders, bad results for the american people. different tech companies, different cases at least for facebook as of now, a win for facebook but apple and google and others are in the midst of this. todd: it will be interesting to see how the bipartisan coalition led by josh halley will respond to this and how it affects the other cases. it will be the story of our times. california banning state travel to florida and a bunch of other states.

>> reporter: the state banning taxpayer-funded travel to florida and four other states in response to transgender laws, california's a g7 travel to arkansas, north dakota, west virginia, bans the states restrict chant transgender youth from playing sports and block access and a couple states and in some instances members of the lgbt q plus community with access to healthcare. you did a lot of stories about these transgender athletes and the advantages they had. todd: let's check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". good morning, coming up on the long show, senator ron johnson discussing adverse reactions to

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>> jamie lynn spears breaking her silence and her sister britney's commercial conservatorship following shocking testimony. jillian: carley shimkus here with what she had to say. >> reporter: jamie lynn spears is speaking out, so she loves and supports her older sister, the 30-year-old posted a video and instagram where she said the criticism she should have spoken out sooner. >> now that she has clearly

spoken i feel like i can follow her lead and say what i need to say. maybe i didn't support her the way the public would like me to with hashtag on public platforms but i supported my sister long before then. >> he says i'm proud of britney for using her voice, so proud of her for requesting new counsel. another notable name chiming in, fellow popstar christina aguilera posted a tweet saying the last few days i have been thinking about britney and everything she is going through. it is unacceptable that anyone a human wanting to be in control of their own destiny might not be allowed to live life as they wish. on thursday spears and her boyfriends traveled to hawaii for rest and relaxation after her testimony but this court battle is far from over. jillian: some people call that are and are. todd: a role parking tag is pretty neat.

carley: this is going to fit viral on social media. it shows a life hack. we have an parking wrong all along. the guy who posted this video said what if i told you all we have been parking wrong the whole time. imagine if everyone at walmart part on the line. we've been doing it wrong the whole time. do you think you have equal space for the door? jillian: everyone is not going to do this but i appreciate this hacker. >> he was at a gm car dealership and couldn't get over how evenly spaced these cars are but it only takes one person to screw this up and that would be me. todd: i heard about your driving. jillian: it is 7 minutes until the top of the hour, the white house defense deal a big athlete who turned her back on the flag during the answer. todd: tomi lahren has something to say about that next.

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todd: the biden administration standing by olympic hammer thrower gwen berry after she turned her back on the flag touring the anthem. jillian: good morning, good to see you. take a listen to what jen psaki had to say on this. >> he would also say, of course, that part of that pride in our country means recognizing there are moments where we are as a

country haven't lived up to our highest ideals. respect of people to granted in the right of the constitution to peacefully protest. jillian: gwinn sent out a stweet you are all obsessed with me. crenshaw had a lot it say yesterday on "fox & friends" yesterday. responding to this tomi, what is your opinion of this entire situation from what jen psaki had to say from the action of gwen berry herself? >> >> this was an attention seeking display by gwen berry. we probably wouldn't be talking about her at all. she was a third place finisher. we probably wouldn't know her name if not for this little stunt she pulled. it would be great if weekend talk 'her accolades for her love of country and the united states. of course that is not the case. when it comes to president biden and the democrats as a whole and how they responded to the situation and others, this is the american apology tour 2.0. and at this point president biden should just let aoc and the squad do his bidding and

speak for him. because they are running the show. we know that this administration has been placating to the movement. placating to blm since day one and they certainly cannot reverse that whatever the movement decides to do. whatever woke culture decides to do, this administration is going to fall in lock step with that it's not at all surprising but certainly disgraceful. todd: ilhan omar said every illegal immigrant in the united states should have a pathway to citizenship. here is her tweet. we must create a pathway for citizenship for all undocumented people living here. immigrants get the job done. tomi, you say this combined with the biden border policies is all part of a plan describe the plan you see. >> absolutely it is. i have to give ilhan omar and other members of the squad at least some credit for transparency. they belief in amnesty and citizenship for immigrants. most democrats do and won't come out and say it for the right. this is all part of a bigger

plan. there is a reason we have hundreds of thousands of people crossing our border each month what i call answer invasion. why this is being ignored by kamala harris and president biden because i believe for them it is an opportunity. and this whole talk about citizenship, amnesty, this is just a pathway to citizenship and voting rights so democrats can increase their voting block. they cannot win without it. it is all part of the plan. none of this is by accident and none of this is a coincidence. it. jillian: what did you think of kamala harris' trip to the border by that i mean el paso. >> listen, i have seen so much more of that border than the vice president who has been tapped with that. that's a very sad relate. as i said on this show many times i would encourage kamala to actually go out and spend time with border patrol. not do a photo op. but get her hands dirty. put on nice jeans and boots and see what they do every i single day. tour processing facilities. and see the work our border patrol agents do. take a ride along with ice will which i have also done and see

how difficult it is sanctuary states like california how difficult it is to get criminal aliens off the street and then tell me she blames this on president trump. todd: mele and i are excited to see you in action' in we have our tickets booked in st. louis. jillian: good to see you, tomi. thanks for joining us this morning. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ >> said the republicans defunded the police by not supporting the american rescue plan. >> that funding has been used to keep coming on the beat. >> as the felicity tries to flip the narrative the oakland police chief is pleading. >> crime is out of control and our response was for less policing. >> three people confirmed dead in the florida condo collapse. >> you remove hurricanes, this is the largest search and rescue operation in the state of florida's history. >> department of public health is urging people regarding of vaccination status to