eric: hundreds of migrants continue through across the board or, protections against the coronavirus, that could soon drop. topping 100 degrees in some parts of texas and that this afternoon is not stopping the influx, with me live on the border welcome to fox news live i am eric shawn. arthel: i am arthel neville, border patrol said about 350 migrants arrived at the border this morning, despite the triple

digit heat completely overwhelming federal resources, i.c.e. officials told fox news that 30% of detainees at our southern border are refusing the covid vaccine as adult invariant spread across the country and worldwide bill is live on the border in texas. >> good afternoon, today it is brutally hot out here, humid as well and it slowed down absolutely nothing when it comes to the border crisis in del rio, this morning we saw the biggest groups we have ever seen in all of her trips to the border take a look at the video from the mexican side exclusive to fox news before the group arrived in the united states you see them arriving on the mexican riverbank the mexican city right across from del rio where we are and you will see them streaming into the river one by one they start crossing early this morning when the river is running at the lowest in many

ditched their ids and passports in the water and we saw hundreds of the folks crossing the river and illegally entering into the united states, will show you where they come to look at this video exclusive to fox news or group of 350 at least migrants across the rio grande and walked their way towards the border, this is part of the border wall that has been left incomplete, trump was trying to build it but it's a massive group one of the biggest that we seen all week take a look at the third piece of video on the ground these folks are coming in from all over the world is no longer the northern triangle countries of guatemala, honduras and el salvador, most are coming in from haiti, cuba, venezuela, africa, people from senegal, there was a couple from ghana today, we talked to them they said they left in january flew into brazil walked to bolivia and got into mexico and came here and there ultimate goal is to go to hartford connecticut where they can meet up with their friends, this is a massive group from all over the place take a look at this video this

is what happens every day with the big groups border patrol and zipper opening the gate they let everybody come on through they apprehend them, take them into custody put them in vans and buses and take them away to processing centers this is something we seem play on repeat every single day in the del rio sector which averages 900 apprehend to the every circle day, back at her live again there was thoughts that the summer heat would slow down the border search i tell you from on the ground is not slowing down one bit and kamala harris message, do not come is going completely unheard. arthel: live in the border of del rio texas. eric: gun violence in the nation's capital as officials including the metro police chief blaming the court system for letting criminals back on the streets with no accountability, apparently expert say with happening in our nations capital is put in the spotlight on the spike in crime that is taking

place in dozens of major cities across the country, murder rates up 30% in some, david spunt has more from washington. >> authorities in washington, d.c. want people to feel safe but no question it's been difficult with the recent stream of continued violence, thursday night patrons were enjoying dinner a mile from the white house when shots were fired outside of a popular restaurant, many innocent people caught in the middle of the gunfire, d.c. police chief says he needs more boots on the ground in the court system needs to work more in the favorable enforcement. chicago, another large city with the crime problem backed up by 35000 felony cases. right now the states attorney for cook county handles the county and the city of chicago i was in chicago thursday and friday and i sat down with kim fox she is a top prosecutor or state attorney for the five plus million people in cook county it is the second largest county in

the country there is a proposal by local leaders in chicago to move the nonviolent crime to a city court. >> the fact of the matter we have an unrelenting gun problem in chicago and i cannot look to the people that i serve and tell them were spending more of our resources going after petty offenses that can still be dealt with then we are going after gun violence, that's where my priorities. >> lawmakers from both sides continue to work on police reform while is currently stalled one of the lead negotiators said it is still in the works. >> when you demonize police officers to defend the police and you start talking about the war on police and prosecution and not on crime, you will have a reduction of forces and if you tell officers a personal liability is on the line, it is a bad decision. >> senator scott hopes to get police reform done before the august recess.

eric: will have a lot more on this issue with ted williams on defunded the police later in the newscast. a shooting at a county fair in eugene oregon has left one person wounded witnesses say shots were fired when a fight broke out and they credit security guards for responding quickly, once as a woman was shot in the arm after a bullet ricocheted off the ground, during the fight to suspects in police custody, the fair still open to the public today. arthel: a big week ahead for president biden spending package in the senate, it needs report from sue republicans overcome the filibuster ohio senator rob portman says that 90% of the way there but issues like funding for transit are still unresolved. mark meredith live in wilmington, delaware with all the details. eric: good afternoon senators from both party say they are this close to getting a final deal on infrastructure, were

talking about a 1.2 trillion dollar proposal that would do things besides fix roads and bridges and expand electric vehicle infrastructure and expand broadband throughout the country and were hearing from a number of the key lawmakers that say the finish line is in sight. >> we continue to work hard and we worked all through the weekend there are some thorny issues but we can get it done and the infrastructure as you pointed out is not the burning bill and not the reckless spending and taxation that the democrats want to do. >> were down to the last couple of items and i think will see a bill monday afternoon. >> infrastructure has been a top priority for president biden since taking office he tweeted about over the weekend trying to nudge lawmakers and the public one last time today he tweeted the bipartisan infrastructure framework is a great deal for the american people for blue-collar people and the folks being left behind we will see if that makes any last-minute

difference and while the senate includes infrastructure how quickly a bill could reach the president's desk remains unclear house speaker nancy pelosi said she will pass an infrastructure bill in her chamber until after the senate passes a separate much larger spending bill tied to human infrastructure and the speaker doubling down on her demands once again earlier today. >> the president has said that he wants to have a bipartisan bill and we all do. but that is not the limitation of the vision of the president he wants to build back better. >> if the president were able to sign an infrastructure bill into law it would certainly be a legislative victory for the white house in the administration may need good news because the latest survey shows the president approval rating is slipping six points in the last month to 50% overall, the soloist of the presidency so far. arthel: mark meredith live in wilmington, delaware, thank you.

eric: in california whole bunch of homes have been destroyed as a dixie fire grows in the northern part of the state. the largest wildfire on growing it is burned more than 190,000 acres and yet it is still only 21% contained. christina coleman live in los angeles with the very latest as the fire continues. >> were on pace to have another record-breaking wildfire season in california as the massive fires continue to burn out of control, were seen thousands of people evacuate, it's a dangerous situation and tough on many families. right now the fire is straddling the california nevada border is started on july 4 after lightning struck bridge and sparking flames and trees, spread from there, that fire is only 13% contained and forced more than 2400 people from their homes. >> we broke down quite a few times at first but now we have

to joke about it and try to keep a positive attitude. >> fuels are near record dryness the lack of moisture means everything is ready and gets explosive. >> as of now the dixie fire in northern california is the largest wildfire burning in the state it merged with another fire growing larger this fire has destroyed 15 structures and threatened 11000 others the rain is making it tough to get the fire under control, it's only 21% contained, there is 88 large wildfires burning in 13 states right now including the bootleg fire in southern oregon and started on july 6 and it's the largest one in the nation so far this year burning nearly 640 miles of land, that is larger than the city of los angeles, firefighters are watching a monsoonal system on its way to this region that could bring relief, dangerous downpours or dry lightning that

could spark more wildfires, as of now the bootleg fire is nearly 50% contained and some good news for crews working to battle the blazes, apparently we will get cooler weather this week so hopefully that can help out. arthel: at least that is a relief, thank you. arthel: devastating weather hitting india and china this weekend, the monsoon and western india has led to the highest july rainfall total in decades causing massive flooding and mudslides at least 130 people have been killed, dozens more are still missing. in china tens of thousands of people are evacuating from shanghai as a typhoon barrels into the country's east coast. the storm is expected to dump up to 14 inches of rain across the region and it comes after record rainfall in central china killed at least 58 people last week. eric: we've been reporting violent crime on the rise on

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looking to washington and enforce its ranks for the spikes in shootings, robberies and murder, former detroit police chief james craig is blaming what he calls his guided liberal mayors for the growing violence, he's planning a run for the michigan governor, former d.c., tied detective joined us on fox news contributor about the police in the state in law enforcement on our country. what is the effect about the policies and prosecutors like those in los angeles and philadelphia, how has that or has that contributed to any of the spike in crime that were seen now? >> clearly, i unequivocally tell you it is been demoralizing for law enforcement, as a result of that the criminals are seeing that there is such a fight going

on with lawmakers who want to defend the police department, those crooks are sitting on the sidelines cheering on and they're saying you fight, we commit crime and that is unfortunately what is going on on the various neighborhoods that crime is off the charts up because of the lawmakers not taking on crime and taking them seriously. eric: he just retired as a police chief in detroit and yet his hands full but able to keep the police, he said the opponents don't want to just defund, they want to dismantle the police, here's the former police chief of detroit james craig. >> here's what's missing we talk about all these issues were reimagining of the misguided liberal morals and one in chicago, bowser in d.c. who in

one breath is talking about defunding, now she wants to fund, continue to forget judge jeanine are police officers across his country with the exception of detroit, are demoralized, they don't feel supported. eric: in detroit they did a poll usa today shows the number one concern of african-american residents happens to be crime. they don't want their house broken into. >> absolutely, i think it is wrong to say that these global mayors, the man in the district of columbia tried to add money to the budget and it was the city council that took money away. you do have a minneapolis where they're talking about replacing a police department, this is the most troubling thing you could ever think of, they want to replace the police department and they give an example if

there is a mental health catastrophe going on in our community, they will send the police, healthcare providers, i tell you, if that happens we will have a lot of healthcare providers gone, you have to send the police and to neutralize the situation before the healthcare providers common this is going on all over the country they defund the police, the president of the united states, president biden and all president obama they said there against defunding but the local officials are charging their head with defunding the police movement. eric: some cities are turning to federal law enforcement to get help in reinforcement baltimore make it 100 atf agents in a federal task force go after guns

specifically there went to rochester right now for the next 60 days, is this one way where the city council doesn't have anything to do with it, you're bringing in feds in reinforcement like the calvary coming in, is this a way for the cities to regain control of their street? >> i think a baltimore it's necessary, and baltimore like major cities around the country you have lost a lot of good police officers, they left the department drugs so you need the federal authorities to common and help. but what is going on and what is necessary is police community of policing and that's where police officers get out of their damn automobiles, they go into the community, some live in these communities and at the same time they've established a report with the members of those communities so those law-abiding citizens within the community

can tell law enforcement, you have joe joe next door and jojo is a thug, go get him and this is what you need you need that intelligence from law-abiding citizens but they are scared because they know if they tell on these crooks, by the time the creek is locked up and before the paperwork is finished that kirk is back on that neighborhood that is another demoralizing situation. eric: finally, do you think that cycle can finally be broken? and especially so heartbreaking and tragic. because it affects minority communities. >> when you have a lot of black on black crime and until the black community comes together and realize they have the black on black crime and they have to deal with it accordingly and help the law enforcement or you will continue to see crime in these neighborhoods

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loop to flip them over and rifled through his pants pockets. oh my gosh pretty cruise in arizona are continuing to search for a 16-year-old girl who was swept away in floodwaters after she got stranded while driving near cottonwood last night cruise trying to rescue her before she got swept downstream, several texas state lawmakers require legislative approval for athletic conference realignment this is reaction to report the texas longhorns could leave the big 12 for the sec. eric: feeling the pain in the wallet from the price of gas to which you pick up the grocery stores. inflation is driving our prices on a lot of basic items. the president admits there will be near-term inflation as the economy reopens, alex hogan with the very latest on how some of the prices can get.

>> it's not the news that people want you don't have to go far to find a product or service that will likely cost you more from filling up the tank, the fridge or paying for your utilities among the most drastic changes used car and truck prices which jumped 45% gas prices are up 46% in across-the-board the index rose 5.4% in june that is the steepest increase in 13 years the lumber industry saw prices soar during the pandemic those prices drop for the first time this year on tuesday and the market price fell to the lowest point in 2021 this week however, the canadian province of british columbia declaring a state of emergency because of wildfires the production at sawmills which could cause prices to spike once again in a fox news pull 83% of people say they're extremely

concerned about inflation, 74% say they're very concerned about employment numbers. >> if you think about the fact that wages went up a little bit but inflation was so high over 5% that you actual spending power is down when you pay more for fruit, fish, meat and you pay for shoes to go back to school next month you don't seem optimistic. >> the federal reserve said these numbers will correct themselves in time while acknowledging that there is no historical data to rely on given the severity of the past year and the impact is taken on businesses, the workforce and individual savings, that was something the president joe biden reinvigorated last week saying if inflation continues long-term it would pose a real challenge from the administration will step in if and when it's needed. arthel: the biden the administration crossed the

six-month mark the president is trying to move a massive spending deal through congress but bipartisanship has been hard to come by at the senate meantime covid cases arising across the country possibly putting economic recovery at risk. what do we make of the first six months of biden's presidency, founder and ceo of real clear politics joins is now tom you have two issues that could determine the direction of mr. biden's presidency, infrastructure in the pandemic. let's start with infrastructure, mark warner from virginia was on "fox news sunday" today sounding optimistic about a bipartisan infrastructure legislation. we don't have it, i tell you what he said. he said i believe we will because the one thing that i hear i've been all across virginia the last couple of days

and people want us to invest in our infrastructure, he goes on to talk about optimistic terms, we are only six months in but how might this vote for president biden's legacy on infrastructure. >> is a big deal the democrats and put a lot and invested a lot in this but unfortunately what they tied into the larger $3.5 trillion package that they're trying to move through reconciliation and they link those two together so that may be what prevents either of the bills from getting passed because of the majority the democrats have in the house and senate is a high risk tragedy and they're running out of time the house leaves in the senate leaves the week after for august recess and they will be back to the third week of september once congress goes home for break it's hard to see that they will come back to get something done i think the clock is really taking. arthel: some political achilles' heel for the biden presidency i should say in the pandemic, we

know that former president trump is still very popular with most republicans and tragically 437,000 americans died on president trump's watch, still the pandemic continues on president biden's watch, how will the weight affect the current president legacy? >> that still to be determined, clearly one of the reasons he was elected, he promised to get a handle on the pandemic and he received pretty good remarks for the public for the first six months while over 50% in most poles of his handling of the issue of the pandemic they did a good job with vaccinations but the resurgence of the delta variant if they're not able to get a handle, it will take a bite out of his approval rating and public approval in that regard and that could harm him because he was one of the big two issues in the virus and the economy were the big two issues

in 2020 and they certainly would be the big two issues in 2024 as well. >> we are six months in but we will watch how it all unfolds we want to talk to you about the committee on january 6 house minority leader kevin mccarthy pulled his republican lawmakers and said he had selected for the committee, after speaker pelosi objected to two of his elections talking about jim jordan and jim banks in addition this is breaking the afternoon he added adam kinzinger to the committee and kevin mccarthy and he says speaker pelosi rejection of the republican nominees to serve on the committee and self appointment of members who shared the preconceived narrative will not yield the serious investigation. to satisfy her political

objectives, she played politics, speaker pelosi's departure from the serious minded approach has destroyed the committee's credibility and the men and women who protected and suffered a massive leadership failure, we must make sure that never happens again and that's what republicans will be focused on. is the minority leader doing what he's accusing the speaker of playing politics? >> both sides are playing politics it is unfortunate nancy pelosi took an unprecedented move to denying the minority leader the pics on the panel and by doing that she gave him cover to pull all the republicans from the committee and it confirmed for both parties that their worst intentions that they thought each side had going into this i think the unfortunate truth even though nancy pelosi has to republicans on the committee they are both very

diehard trump critics and while she will spin this as being bipartisan it will not actually be bipartisan in the sense of the majority of what republicans think. people have opinions about january 6, they already made up their minds and i'm not sure with nancy pelosi or kevin mccarthy will change will happen on that day. >> considering everything you just said you think the select committee will be used as a political or is it possible at all for them to uncover and drill down on the who, the wet, the wing, the high, the how for the january 6 attacks on our nations capital. >> and think it's going to be obscured by politics and while democrats may uncover and submit information and republicans will focus on what they want to focus on why the capital was left undefended, et cetera, i think at the end of the day it will be used as a political cudgel by democrats and republicans will use the report that way as well

is devolved and deteriorated to that point and given how divided the country is, unfortunately i don't think there was ever a chance this will be a truly bipartisan objective look of what happened on january 6. arthel: do you think we should know and how that came to be? >> absolutely i think the public deserves answers to what happened on that day across the board, the political dynamic in play on capitol hill prevented that from happening. arthel: thank you very much, we will talk to you again, take care. speak to the taliban surgeon in afghanistan as the u.s. and nato troops are preparing to leave the defense secretary austin says the afghan government is committed to reversing the taliban advances but the big question trey yingst with the

future of afghanistan. the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin said afghan security forces must make progress and slowing the momentum, the taliban has as a group make serious territorial gains in austin spoke with reporters on saturday as he was making his way to southeast asia, he called afghan military capable and committed. the engine taliban controls the district that according to the journal, this as the u.s. withdraw from the country is 95% complete leaving the battle to local truths. the government in kabul has imposed a night curfew and 31 provinces hoping to kill your the path. so for this plan has reportedly only been a limited success. afghan president spoke with president biden on friday over the phone, biden reiterated a pledge for black helicopters and

funding for the air force support that will be much needed as the taliban appears unwilling to enter into cease-fire talks right now. >> they want to come and have cease-fire and they will come to her as it is. and is not a pragmatic approach. >> as is often the case the people paying the heaviest price are the civilians in afghanistan, the united nations is warning on a humanitarian crisis. eric: we need to get aldrich considers in those who help the troops out. arthel: thank you, covid-19 hundred impact on the olympic games before they even started throwing branches into more

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when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. arthel: the tokyo on the pics today after losing to expedition games the u.s. men's basketball team lost its official opener difference 83 - 76 the first olympic loss since 2004 deals a major blow to the request for a fourth consecutive gold-medal but they can still when the metal, go team usa. it's not your day when simone biles' offer game the gymnastic star made flight errors in multiple event for the qualifying round where the u.s. women played second failing to win the round for the first time

since 2010. i'm telling you she's not the same. >> is really an outbreak among the unvaccinated, this is an issue predominantly among the unvaccinated which is a reason why were out there practically pleading with the unvaccinated people to get vaccinated. eric: doctor anthony fauci sounding the alarm over the delta variant spreading across the globe and people who are susceptible because they're not vaccinated. that variant also striking japan were covid-19 continues to be a big story of the olympics the ioc ban spectators and changes to keep the participants safe but more and more athletes are unable to compete because her testing positive for coronavirus some say the covid cases despite the rigorous testing, social distancing another safety measures are how dangerous and derelict the coronavirus can be.

brown university school public health, it's good to see you, what is so unsettling about what's happening at the olympics testing positive, you think they would plan and take the precautions in the most sophisticated efforts to prevent people from being infected, yet that is still happening. what does this tell you. >> first of all thank you for having me back. first of all the delta variant is global and it's incredibly contagious, it's so much more contagious than the virus that we dealt with last year or even earlier this year and the second part because the olympics don't have a vaccine mandate in the lot unvaccinated people are showing up they are the source of the spread and it's going to be very hard to control this up a lot of unvaccinated people are in the olympic village and in

the olympic stadiums. eric: what about the unvaccinated people in our country some for health reasons may not of gotten it and others for political reasons and other reasons have decided not to be vaccinated. >> this is a challenging time people have personal choice and there's also been a lot of misinformation about the vaccine, the truth is the vaccine are exceedingly safe and effective in president trump got it, president biden got a 96% of physicians have gotten it, it's a really important thing for people to be vaccinated with the delta variant circulating it's a pretty dangerous moment to be unvaccinated in america right now. eric: you say the delta variant is so much more contagious, how much more contagious and what causes it to be more contagious? >> how much more somewhere 2 - 3 more times contagious than the original variant from last year, that is a lot and it makes it may be the most are teachers

respiratory infection that we have seen in our country in a very long time we think it's because of viral load and replicate so much faster that you get a ton more virus in your throat and your long and that means you will shed a lot more virus and affect a lot more people. eric: does that mean the 6-foot distancing the social distancing may not work. >> instilled the same virus and a lot of the stuff will be useful but if you think about the things that we know to prevent it beyond vaccines which is the number one thing you probably do need to have a high quality mask, you do need to think about avoiding crowded indoor spaces may be a bit more than you did last year, all of this is manageable but it will be tough to keep the delta variant at bay. >> i been hearing a lot of antidotes who have been vaccinated yet they test positive, should you wear a mask even if you been vaccinated and

public if you go to the supermarket or the mall, does that certainly make sense? should you wear a mask when you're inside to protect yourself because you say it so contagious? >> here's how i think about it, let's be very clear outdoor mask wearing there's no room for unless you're in a crowded space you don't have to think about wearing a mask outdoors, indoors this is driven by a couple of things how much virus in your community there is a ton of virus in your community, big outbreaks happening in the second how much do you care about infection most infections are mild, some can be pretty miserable, finding a high infection area, i probably would put on a mask mostly because they don't want to break their infection, to just avoid altogether, that's a good reason is not completely necessary but it can be helpful. eric: we go back to 4000 deaths a day if more people to get

vaccinated what you fear, what you see, what you predict as we head to the rest of the summer in the fall. >> the worst phase of the pandemic in november and december with 4000 americans dying every school day i think that is behind us and the reason that is behind us because most elderly people in high risk people have gone vaccinated if you're one of the high risk people you have to get vaccinated now because at some point in our coming months you will encounter the delta variant and you want to do it with a vaccine in your system i think we will keep see in the search continued for the next couple of months my hope is more people get motivated unvaccinated i think it's starting to happen and that will ultimately bring the pandemic to an end and let it put it behind us. eric: get vaccinated says the doctor and who is the expert, always good to see you. thank you for joining us. arthel: a young boy 1998 murder went unsolved for decades police

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atlanta. >> this investigation has dragged on for more than three decades the police say they did not give up on finding the person responsible for killing the 8-year-old victim in this case they continue to sift through the evidence and technology and ultimately a lead investigators to 56-year-old james michael a convicted child molester according to criminal records from the state of georgia police arrested and charged with the murder and child molester should and joshua harman and investigators to develop dna testing to the crime scene. >> in the late '80s dna was not a common thing, when it evolves we must continually go and reevaluate all the cases that we have evidence that we have. >> police say the 8-year-old victim's parents reported him missing in may of 1988 after he didn't come back home for dinner

and a two day surge found the young boy's body in the woods near the apartment complex where he and his family lived in at the time the boys accused killer was a resident in the same complex but police did not have the evidence to link them to the murder and the 8-year-old family give them permission to exhume and take another look at the young boys remains in february and the suspect in this case is now currently booked in the jail with no bond. back to you. arthel: charles watson in atlanta. that will do it for us for now. eric it's been real. eric: until next week, thank you for joining us. arthel: "the big sunday show" next. ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry?

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♪♪ >> hi, everybody, i'm aishah hasnie along with joey joneses, katie pavlich and lawrence jones, and welcome to the big sunday show. here is what's on tap tonight. joey? >> so hundreds of thousands of people protest coronavirus restrictions in their country. can this play out in america too? dr. anthony fauci sends the signal that a mask mandate could be coming sooner no matter your vaccination status. >> we're going to get to that in a second. katie. >> well, nearly 2 million