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private jetliner, they tested positive for covid-19 vice president kamala harris met with the group and the spokesman says the vice president will not be in quarantine because she was not in close contact with them we are also following this support here at home for the cuban protesters demanding more from democracy as people of miami take to the streets in solidarity raising the pressure that will lead to the communist regime in havana to finally fall we have team live fox news coverage, charles watson life at miami and david spunt, outside of national park the baseball stadium and washington, d.c. a big scare with the shooting outside of the stadium during the game. >> that is right saturday shooting happened outside of the stadium on the road adjacent to the ballpark but a lot of fans that were in the ballpark last night they heard the shots and

new instantly something was wrong so many ducking for cover is happened in the sixth inning of the game the mets taken on the san diego padres, this happened after drivers of two vehicles started shooting each other outside of the ballpark. police say after that happened two people showed up at a nearby hospital with gunshot wounds and police as they were investigating, found a woman outside of the ballpark would been shot but the good news, she's going to be okay d.c. police are asking for the public's health trying to locate a gray toyota corolla believed to be related to this dark tinted windows and missing hubcap on the driver backside and police think it has temporarily virginia tax, fans were told to stay inside the stadium but cell phone captured the chaos when people were running around the concession stands and other ducking low into their seats and some people diving into the dugout fans told us they had no idea what was

happening. >> everybody ran into a spot, i just hug my wife and i laid on the ground and we just, what happened. were just watching a baseball game now we can get an uber, what happened. >> a lot of traumatized fans, the mets put out a statement say this is over they entered related to what was going on with the game and they want to think the ems in d.c. fire for the quick response and thinking there fans for the continue to support this shooting is going to once again raise questions about safety in the nation's capital and as a d.c. resident what a lot of people are talking about i tell you that police say despite the high-profile incident they believe the city is safe.

>> we are seeing our numbers coming down we see our numbers coming down the shootings and homicides out the city. >> police say they will have increased security around the ballpark today we've been out here all morning i haven't noticed anything significantly different, people showing up for the afternoon and they are thinking there fans realizing that last night was tough for so many thousands of people. eric: thank you so much. arthel: vice president kamala harris office said she will not siphon into itself isolate with after meeting texas democrats some who tested positive for covid-19 now the white house is saying vice president harris will visit walter reed hospital for a routine doctors appointment, let's go to the white house life we will find david spunt. >> were asking the vice president office because of the timing after learning that some people she met with later tested positive for covid-19, they do not believe she was in contact

they said she is not isolating because of this and the vice president is healthy. we wanted to ask about the routine doctors appointment, she is visiting walter reed for a routine doctors appointment. meanwhile president biden the president of the united states at camp david he did not meet with this group but the vice president did this is a photograph that made headlines because the group in the middle of the pandemic did not wear masks on the plane it's a nonnegotiable cdc guideline in faa mandate in addition to the meeting with the vice president they met with joe manchin and majority leader chuck schumer, their office say both men were not exposed as spokeswoman for the vice president tells fox news the same thing that based on the timeline of the positive test it was determined that the vice president and her staff was not at risk for exposure because they were not in close contact with those who tested positive and do not need to be tested or quarantine and the vice

president and her staff are fully vaccinated the white house is on a mission right now to stop any misinformation they see on social media with regard to the vaccine and taking the three fda approved vaccines. we know the delta variant is currently increasing that the united states, numbers are not going to the right direction. doctor vivek murthy the surgeon general was on the sunday morning show with chris wallace on "fox news sunday" to talk about the importance of receiving a vaccine. >> 99.5% of the deaths that we see right now from covid-19 are among those unvaccinated. i worry that we see a significant increase among the unvaccinated. >> the latest numbers are updated every day of the centers for disease control almost 161 million americans fully vaccinated and that amounts to 40.5% of the total population not near where the numbers need

to be according to the administration facebook were called on by the president and they are fighting back because abiding the administration is calling for a society approach to this challenge we agree as a company we devoted unprecedented resources to fight against the pandemic pointing people to reliable information and helping them find schedule vaccinations and we will continue to do so, the white house say there was 12 people called the disinformation doesn't spreading two thirds of misinformation online about the vaccine. arthel: david spunt, live in the white house. thank you. eric: americans are continuing to show the growing support for the people of cuba, after rallies in miami and washington, d.c. more people hitting the streets of miami last night to protest the communist regime in the country and the crackdown on the protesters who want liberty. also later on this afternoon in miami and washington and it calls for the biden the administration to do more to

help those that have suffered so many decades under the communist dictatorship, charles watson live in miami he is in little havana for the cause of liberation for the cuban homeland against the communist regime. >> good afternoon it does not appear that the protest are going to slow down anytime soon and the protest planned for today anything like yesterday, you can probably expect a lot of emotion and a lot of people rallying with cuba and the people of cuba and their freedom and it was quite the site yesterday as thousands of people many cuban-americans poured into the streets in front of freedom tower in downtown miami many holding signs calling for cuba's freedom from communist to oppression and others chanting joe biden do your job and cuba need your help this coming a week after large crowds protesting the cuban government spilled out into the streets of

cuba the rare display of confrontation against the communist state led to a communication blackout on the island that led to a violent crackdown on protest only seen after the cuban duct under government slowly restored internet access. >> i think the monumental platform of social media that they tried to take down by taking away the internet, i think that's bringing awareness that we have not seen before, we've heard the stories but now we see was happening over there. >> open your eyes american people cuban people want freedom, please help us, our people are dying. >> in the meantime the cuban government pushback against opposition protest with a rally of its own castro cuban president and thousands of other cubans attended estate organize rally to show their support for the cuban government, the cuban

revolution and to denounce the trade embargo, the cuban president saying yesterday of the u.s. we convene you to denounce once more the blockade, the aggression and the terror and we see a steady stream of people showing up at cuba memorial and were expecting a lot of activity in more protest continue today. eric: thank you so much will be talking to senator marsha blackburn about what president biden can do to couple the communist regime that held his people in the iron grip for so many decades she sponsored a bill to help the cuban activist get the internet, will talk to you in a moment. arthel: thank you, staggering numbers from the southern border patrol agent say they caught more than 188,000 illegal immigrants in june bringing the total number to 1 million for the fiscal year so far.

jonathan is live at the border in texas with more. >> the border patrol is investigating the death of a mexican national that fell from a border fence in brownsville texas, in addition to the injuries he sustained in the fall, he tested positive for covid-19 and underwent emergency surgery but died in the hospital. there is some locations where migrants are scaling border fences, there is other locations where they can easily walk around and complete sections of the border wall texas governor greg abbott has requested help from other states, florida governor ron desantis says his state has a contingent of 50 law enforcement officers who have been assisting texas authorities on the border for the past month. >> most people in florida, were very pro-immigrant state with a heavy immigrant population but i think they wanted to be lawful and they don't want people coming in because of failed policies on the southern border.

>> texas authorities say this year search at the border involves migrants from 150 different countries and you bali state troopers of the texas to permit a public safety pulled over a vehicle carrying two mexican nationals, one guatemalan and for honduras. >> they crossed and they made it through houston and houston is in sanctuary city, they could've went with somebody else and paid money cash for the vehicle and they got registered under a name. >> many migrant families and children, turn themselves in voluntarily in hopes that relax policies under the biden administration will allow them to stay in the country many say they became to escape crime and property in the home country but even though the family groups are peaceful, many pay smugglers thousands of dollars to get over here so texas authorities point out that that is aiding a criminal element even though her

only indirectly involved. arthel: will take it back here, jonathan serrie live at the border, thank you jonathan. eric: protesters in cuba cut off by the internet by the communist regime they are now getting help as a rally for freedom and help comes from our next guest. tennessee senator marsha blackburn's bill will help the cuban activist get on the web in their island walk by the government. what more should president biden do, senator blackbird next for bringing freedom to cuba 90 miles away from our homeland. ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need.

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arthel: fox news alert or breakthrough in talks between opec countries over oil production representative from allies agreeing to boost oil output by the end of the year likely starting next month, the agreement comes after the price of oil reached at two and a half year high and with gas prices spiking as the economy reopens and demands rising, the opec group had a standoff over raising oil production earlier this month.

eric: calls for freedom bringing around the world as protesters from cuba are getting support from those in america from miami and washington and other cities this is the u.s. is now helping out people inside cuba for the internet access has been cut meanwhile that's not the only place where they take into the streets look at this and i run protesters erecting for a third consecutive day in a province where the demonstrators running against a government there including mismanagement and water in hundred degree temperatures, the opposition group the national council of iran say three protesters have been shot dead by government forces killing a 26-year-old in the 17-year-old as a mass protest continue, marsha blackburn the republican of tennessee serves on the judiciary and armed services community. >> it seems the people of cuba

and i run want the same thing, they want freedom, let's start with cuba which of the administration do for so many decades of the communist oppression on the cuban people. >> first of all president needs to come out be very forceful that we stand with the people of cuba who are fighting for their freedom we have to bear in mind they have endured 62 years of a totalitarian society. they are ready for freedom. they are starving, they have no water, no electricity, no jobs, no hope for the future. they should know that we will stand with them, they are 90 miles off our southern coast. eric, i think it's terrible the coast guard is saying to people who want to do the armada and take their vote near cuba shores just to show support to let

people know that were hearing about their fight and struggle, that is so inconsistent with what you see with the openness of the southern border in the allowance of people to continually, crossed our southern border. eric: the administration said if you are in cuba and you flee they will not allow you to be here. what specifically can they do, economic remittances, the president talked about intervention, clearly not military intervention but what other intervention can there be to embolden the protesters to potentially, finally like the soviet union, toppled the commies cuba. >> what they need to do is there will be an increase of sanctions on bad actors that are there in cuba and the sanctions will hold, they need to know that we will continue to provide them the ability to get onto the

internet like redoing with the technology and we have 146,000 cubans that are you doing that on tuesday and of yesterday it was up over 1.3 million humans and the president needs to say there is a line in the sand if you start turning on your people all options will be on the table, we are going to defend these people as they fight for their freedom. arthel: you just said something really important people criticize washington and politicians in the senate, if you tell someone you supported and you cosponsored the open technology fund authorization act people have no idea what that means, who knows what that is, here's a specific example all of that gives freedom to the activist now in cuba because the cuban government blocked internet and the bill that you

cosponsored, explain that you enable those activist to get on the internet and call for freedom. >> there is opportunity to use technology to have the internet censorship circumvention tools, there is won this developed and senator menander is and i in the senate and senator mccall and i have been the advocate for allowing these technologies so people in repressive regimes who do not have agreed to being cut off and there is a message out of the oppression that their enduring and what they are facing, look at the videos were seen from the streets of cuba look at the interviews the citizen tell interviews that we are seeking telling their story in getting this message out directly.

you mentioned iran, of course we're seeing the uighurs in china and we need to get the stories out so people know what these regimes are doing to people that are seeking their freedom. eric: is an internet censorship circumvention tool funded by the global media open technology fund, quickly, can that be applied to iran because her in the streets of iran demanding more from freedom there. >> it can be utilized by other populations that are experiencing oppression, it can be applied anywhere that the internet has been terminated for access by the population. this is one of those censorship's circumvention tools, please the cubans have been able to use this to continue to get their message to

us. eric: congratulations on getting that done and spreading the word to the activists in cuba and iran to get freedom for those two nations. senator marsha blackburn always good to see you. arthel: britney spears taking to instagram this weekend to lash out at her family slamming her father over conservatorship and even her sister jamie lynn in a series of instagram post let's go to christina coleman live in los angeles, what is britney saying. >> we are witnessing a major ship of britney spears in the conservatorship case, legally she got a new powerful attorney matthew rosengarten who has represented other celebrities, also a big change in her demeanor on social media, in april she hadn't loose a post and she said she was totally

fine, censored court testimony she's not holding back she sharing her 31.7 million followers with frustration and anger torture could and family members including her dad and sister and last night she posted this saying take me as i am or kiss my blank, she also wrote for those of you who criticize my dancing videos i'm not quite to be performing on any stages anytime soon with my dad handling what i wear, say, do or think i've done that for the past 13 years i would much rather share videos from my living room instead of on stage in vegas. she said my so-called support system hurt me deeply the conservatorship killed my dreams so all i have is hope and the only thing in this world is very hard to kill but people still try on friday she posted never forget who ignored you when you needed them and who helped you before you even had to ask. britney also said she didn't like her sister showed up at an

award show and performed her song and remix many fans are cheering britney on legal expert and attorney warns her social media posts could be used during her ongoing litigation and as evidence and he saying she should be careful. >> if this was a kentucky derby of conservatorship britney spears has taken lead in the final quarter mile stretch, she is a lot of momentum going in her favor to get to the finish line but what she cannot do is blow it. >> britney's next hearing on the conservatorship is scheduled for september 29. arthel: christina coleman live in los angeles, thank you very much republicans in congress calling the democrats trillion dollars pending bill a no go this is big and will question crushed economic recovery kevin cramer is up on that coming up

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arthel: senate democrats have reached a deal on the $3.5 trillion plan for social environmental programs on a bipartisan interchurch or package, both are part of the agenda but republicans already reaping the new proposal saying it will smother the post-pandemic economic comeback, joining us kevin cramer republican from north dakota. and a member of the senate budget committee. thank you for being with us, i'm sure you have a list, what are the top two proposals in the $3.5 trillion stimulus bill that creates problems for the economy and maybe perhaps a healthcare system or items that you deem unnecessary.

>> a massive tax increase, according to the business roundtable this tax increase that they're proposing to pay for the three have trillion dollar wishlist is seven times greater than the trump tax cut of 2017, i would submit the trump tax cut of 2017 that laid the foundation for a booming economy went into the pandemic and the foundation for a growing economy coming out of the pen dammit, why you would want to do that on top of what is an inflationary move that is greater then the federal reserve and lasting longer than the federal reserve plot, i'm not sure it's going to in everything that people is rising at an alarming pace, frankly it becomes the new force. the greatest tax on the consumer in this country is inflation, why you would want to add to that when it's not necessary, i think that is really the bottom

line is not necessary to stimulate this economy anymore there's more jobs and people looking for work and were already seeing consumer prices going up, production prices going up at a rate that is uncomfortable and now is to keep the economy opening reopening more and more the economy and get people back to work and you'll find that you don't need a bunch of new taxes and borrow more money and weird he spent 1.9 trillion earlier this year and was kicked off this and elation that works printing. we need to slow down to say the least. arthel: we all know that shipping costs are through the roof especially coming through china and it's a problem that you would want to tackle outside of the $3.5 trillion bill is anything that you would encourage her house republican support even if they pulled out of the big bill and incorporate

into the smaller $1.2 trillion bipartisan bill. >> an important point the 1.1 or 1.2 trillion dollars bipartisan infrastructure bill that is being negotiated right now which could have a lot of momentum if chuck schumer went so anxious to put on the floor, there are some good things that are on the bill but if were going to spend money without it being an asset that the american people own after the fact in an asset like roads and bridges and waterways and internet and do rail and transit and all the other things of a primary purpose which continue to grow the economy and pay people to go to work and not to stay home. arthel: a new spending of roads, bridges, that in there is there something that is not in the 1.2 trillion dollar package, and the bigger package that can be pulled out and inserted into the

smaller package. >> i would say if we can pass the 1.1, 1.2 trillion i'm not on board because we don't know the new spending the trillion that identified, that needs to be worked out to her satisfaction but were coming up on the end of the fiscal year if you were to pass a continuing resolution that $6.845 trillion, 3 trillion which is not paid for we need to go through the appropriate budgeting in the normal regular order for appropriation and then determine priorities not to stick them in a bill. arthel: from where i sit, i'm not there it seems whatever is being tossed around on either side nothing seems to get resolved because no one on either side, maybe someone on one side or the other, nobody seems to be working in earnest to get resolved for the sake of the american people and putting politics aside.

>> i would agree with that, this is $3.5 trillion we don't need to spend i can't think of 1 penny that we need to spend. the other package the houses purpose infrastructure is a legitimate 1.2 trillion a legitimate federal priority and has an asset at the end and we haven't got to the normal appropriation process to fund our military, the highest priority and perhaps we could have dollars in a package to harden our military assets. arthel: or re-appropriate the military spending that was taken away before. >> all the activity that were seen from china and russia and our allies integrate part of our conflict is definitely a possibility we need to deter that and i will put more emphasis there. arthel: what about cybercrime, we have so much to talk about, what about cyber warfare, that's

a big deal we have to put money there. >> a very big deal but there's an area where we should work very closely and i'm sure we are with the private sector because there's as much to be concerned about on the private sector as in the public sector and certainly our federal government has a major stake in our infrastructure protecting our telecommunication infrastructure and energy infrastructure and a whole bunch else protecting secrets for example, there is a lot of work to do that we can all agree on, there is no question. arthel: i a believe, you gonna take a plan break in august, do the getty thing will be resolved before then and any bill passed or something. >> i don't know if the bill will be passed and so most more important that we stop bills from being passed. arthel: nothing would get to the president's desk? >> will see baby will be lucky of the bipartisan infrastructure package but their hell-bent to

use a process or a simple majority in the senate to jam the three to have trillion dollar tax increase and i think that could crush what is already growing economy and the potential evidence, in many cases the founders made it difficult on purpose they didn't want to make it easy to pass. arthel: i see your point for sure but i also see the other side for sure i'm about being in the middle and tried to get something to work across the board for the sake of the people, i hope you can get together and see the good on both sides. >> i always look for compromise and common ground but i stand firm when anything is going to damage the market public in the market economy. arthel: i would like to think no one in washington is looking to do just that, no one. senator cramer, a pleasure to talk to you and i hope that you will come back and hope something gets resolved and you come back and tell us about it. >> i look forward to doing that.

eric: the senator knows about the military the b-52 sitting up, we will see how that works out. meanwhile new concerns about the spread of coronavirus at the tokyo olympics two athletes have tested positive days ahead of the opening ceremony the first infected athletes who were reported inside the olympic village, could there be more alex hogan live in the newsroom. >> opening ceremony this friday announced positive covid-19 cases are adding to the fears who are already protesting olympics demonstrators continue to call for the cancellation among the state of emergency in tokyo for the fifth day in a row the city reported 1000 covid-19 cases per day. >> i think it's wrong to hold the olympics during this period if we really respect human lives and put the people's livelihood as priority. >> 55 people associated with the

games have tested positive since the committee began tracking this month, the latest positive case comes from inside the olympic village which housed 11000 athletes and staff to south african soccer players have video and have covid-19, this is a major concern they're worried about how to cut it, under tokyo 2020 requirements they needed to self isolate for two weeks and provide two negative covid-19 test before arriving, in japan there tested every sickle day in the new cases proving that transmission is inevitable. >> there is no such thing as a risk that we all agree at the same time the mingling and pressing a population is limited, incredibly limited. and we can ensure the transmission between the very groups is the most impossible.

>> for the athletes insert even one extra year of waiting to compete no fans from japan or abroad are allowed to attend these players will continue to isolate in their not allowed to train or interact with the rest of the squad and their team is scheduled to play with japan on thursday. eric: despite all of those precautions. arthel: covid cases are on the rise again as a delta variant taking hold across his country, what it means for america's reopening health officials say you need to avoid to do to catch it, will tell you how not to when we come back. ♪ nlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein.

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eric: the delta variant causing a spike in public cases across the u.s. just as our economic recovery is kicking into high

gear even with the vaccines we are clearly not out of the woods from the pandemic just yet, what can you do to protect yourself from not getting it, fox news medical contributor joins us now i'm hearing stories friends and friends, people got vaccinated a few month ago another testing positive, now they're coming down with covid not the most serious symptoms but they're still getting even though there vaccinated that is not supposed to happen, how concerned are you? >> a breakthrough in sections can happen and expect the vaccines are not 100% there anywhere from 75 - 95% effective based on which one you receive whether pfizer, internet or johnson & johnson and there's some people that don't have an appropriate immune response of the immune compromised now we have a new delta variant that is weakening the vaccine just a

little bit but if you got two doses of pfizer or moderna you're still very well protected but i'm seen several cases of more breakthrough infections than i have been in the past few months and i think that's attributed to the delta variant, the bottom line, where your mask if you're not vaccinated or get your vaccine because the goal of the vaccine is to keep you out of the hospital and keep you from developing severe complications and symptoms. eric: you said magical words get the vaccine what do you say to people who are reluctant to get vaccinated. >> is important talk to your doctor and a trusted healthcare provider because most of the time is those that have unanswered questions and concerns and that's what leads to fear, the unknown and the concern with side effects

there's a lot of unanswered questions are most important speak to your doctor and get the information and make the decision best and safest for you. eric: were seen a spike in the delta variant in areas of the country, especially down south with low vaccination rates officials say there's an increase in younger people and the symptoms are worse, here's what the "washington journal" just wrote about, let me read this to you, north carolina were 53% of eligible residents have been vaccinated covid-19 vaccinations have risen for the past week to 536 on thursday more than 99% of cases, more than 98% of hospitalization deaths and play were among people who weren't fully vaccinated. arkansas shows 40% of eligible people are fully vaccinated they have among the lowest and the highest overnight into skunks in the country according to cdc data according hundred 33rd cases per 100,000 people, if you mixed in the lowest vaccination rate you get the highest

infection rate, how dangerous is the delta when you mix that into the equation. >> is scuffling and were very late strain there's a direct correlation with the level of covid cases and comparing that to residents who are vaccinated, the new delta variant is 6 - 8 more times likely to spread to another person and you have to be around that person for a few seconds for the other variant it could spread to one or three people, one person infected for six or eight other people, that is extreme, more contagious was likely to cure a higher viral load, it's why one of the reasons you become more sick, the symptoms are not always just mild, were asymptomatic i had a young 23-year-old just recently

over the weekend that had a high fever, headache, nausea and vomiting, he did not feel well at all he did not have to be half stan the symptoms are not always mild or nonexistent in the vaccine prevented him from being hospitalized. eric: where your mask, get vaccinated if you can, protect yourself, this thing is nothing to play around with, good to see a doctor. arthel: a new round of heavy rain pounding europe where the flooding is being called historic, as rescue crews find more victims in the disaster, live update next. wering my a1c,,

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people have died as more heavy rain is soaking germany and austria trey yingst is following the story from jerusalem. >> good afternoon the search for survivor continues after floods ripped through western europe so far 180 people are dead and dozens more missing the scenes of destruction stretching for miles in germany, the netherlands and belgium those who survived jumped into action to comb through the rubble. >> we come from a town nearby in the moment we saw the first pictures we realized that people would need a lot of help because all the rubble in the background will be gone in one day. >> rescue workers had to carry out thousands of missions to save people from being washed away in what analysts are calling a once an event they surveyed the damage saying it'll take months to clean up. >> it is terrifying there is no word in the german language to describe this devastation however, what i witnessed and what is comforting is how people are sticking together how they're helping each other, the solidarity among people. >> they also use our paternity to discuss climate change saying the world needs to act quickly

to address serious environmental issues. arthel: trey yingst reporting from jerusalem. that does it for us for now. eric: the level of extent of flooding in the charming small towns is just so sad. arthel: it is sad, the people there when you go through flooding like that it is a real profound impact, of course if you lose your life or your relatives which are belongings and things in your home that make you hole well. eric: you did it in newer lanes and the folks in the west, there is lady liberty back at 4:00 p.m. eastern of the fox news channel, stanford liberty, and freedom and a lot more. ♪ one! two! three! four! five!

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>> three texas democratic legislators testing positive after packing into a private jet and meeting with, the harrison washington on tuesday welcome to fox news live by mike emanuel now the vp's office says harris will not be going into quarantines but going to walter reed hospital for what the white house tells us routine doctors appointment, david spunt live at the white house with more, good afternoon. >> we asked specifically about this appointment and were told it's a routine doctors