nkel >> the caller was meredith fisher. had just discovered on the floor of the master bedroom the savagely beaten body of her elder sister, 29-year-old michelle young, a woman who in death was about to be famous. >> you listen to me, ma'am.wa you need to calm down so you can help us. you said there is blood everywhere. >> yes. t >> listen to me, ma'am. is she breathing?re >> i don't think so. >> have you checked? >> michelle. she is cold. >> okay. >> as she spoke, meredith was cradling her two-and-a-half-year-old niece cassidy who had crawled out from under the bed clothes on her parents bed feet from where her mother lay and her voice was caught on the recorded call. had cassidy witnessed the murder? awakened, alone, to find this? >> you just picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it across the hallway over into the bathroom. >> by now wake county investigators were descending on the house and having secured the crime scene, earp's job was done. on his way out, he saw cassidy again. she was still

. >> is it meredith?lly, it is kate flannery who played meredith palmer on "the office." kate, thank you so much for being with us. let me introduce you to one yof your biggest fans and let me step back. >> how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> if you were in character, that would not be the case. >> oh, my goodness, where do i start? i'm going to start with i think just the general arc of your character, which is -- there's no way you could do any of this stuff that your character did in real life at a job and not get fired after like one thing. what was that like being that kind of character? >> so, some people do know how to fly under the radar. maybe john is better at it than you are. i'm just saying, some people can cut it. >> lord knows i've tried. >> she's a shameless loud and proud individual. many women have come up to me and said, i'm the meredith of my office and i completely believe them. >> one of the best scenes -- yes. one of the best scenes is, you know, there's casual friday, which is

michael and meredith thank you so much boston you for joining us.e day. it was the best. but we'll talk about the show over the next several minutes. in your show, michael, a lot of comedy was refrifd the dynamic of these ex-hippie parent and republican son. if you were to do a reboot how do you think the keys would have handled their son being a trump supporter? >> well, all right. first of all, i have a problem with the question because i don't know that he was necessarily a trump supporter. let me explain why. one of the fascinating things about alex p.keaton is that his mind was always telling him one thing, make a killing, get as much money as possible, make that deal. but he was truly also the child of his parents and it was always that tension between his mind, and his heart. and so i think, i think what always won was his heart and that's what we always just loved him trying to, trying to wrangle his, tear himself away to get to his heart. so i think -- i think it was a different republican party. i don't know that he would be a trump suppor

joining us now, national political correspondent from politico, meredith mcgraw. thank you for being here this morning. we've had a lot of celebrations and tortured olympics. what happens now? >> right now president biden is trying to get a big bipartisan sweeping victory he's been looking forward to since day one. to be honest, i've had my doubts about this thing. it seems like it's been never-ending but persistence paid off. you have the bipartisan senators who kept pushing through to get enough votes to pass this. 17 republicans is not something to be -- to thumb your nose at including the support right now of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. and my colleagues said top officials worked hard to try to push this over the finish line, but the finish line is a little premature to say. this bill has a long way to go. it's next going to have to go to the house where there's already a lot of opposition from progressives who feel like they've been cut out of this, and president biden is going to have to convince both moderates like senator sinema who you referre

meredith, let's talk briefly about what we're going to see from president biden.s dealt with so much personal grief and has mourned with so many and shared his own stories with them. that's likely to be the role that we see him playing today. >> yeah. he has a real ability to connect with people who are grieving, who are going through tough times. he's had to bury his own wife and children now, and so he acutely knows what that feels like. and this is such a difficult situation. it was really scary to listen to that recording that you played of ms. rodriguez as she was, you know, feeling and watching her own building collapse around her. so, of course, part of this is the families at seaside, families still waiting for information about their loved ones. but officials say this is one of the biggest building centers, so there are going to be a lot of people asking questions about how this happened, how this could be prevented. so in addition to just giving hugs and helping people get through this really tough situation, president biden's also going to have to addre

mark meredith at the white house. thank you. griff. hospital in rome today for what the vatican says is a scheduled surgery to take care of a narrowing of the large intestine. the announcement came hours after the 84-year-old pontiff made a public appearance before crowds at st. peter's square, asking for them to say a special prayer for him. dr. jeanette nesheiwat joins us now. she is a fox news medical contributor. happy 4th of july to you, dr. nesheiwat. >> hey, griff. thank you. griff: tell me, the pope has this scheduled procedure. what do you know about it and how concerned should we be for the 84-year-old? >> so, griff, what the pope is suffering from is diverticular disease, it's common especially in those over the age of 50. there's protrusions that come out of the inches tess at this nail wall -- intestine wall. they can become infected, abscess can occur, even perforations. sometimes you need antibodies. if you -- anti-buy ott ex. it's very common. he'll be in good hands with amazing surgeons. it can be prevented with a low

fox news marc meredith tells us. the incident sent fans, players and coaches all running for cover.ting happened right outside nationals park on the street adjacent to the ballpark, but fans insight could hear those gunshots, many of them knowing instantly. something wasn't right. they even ducked for cover, unsure of where those shots were coming from. everybody ran. into a spot and then like i just hugged my wife and just laid it on the ground whether and we just laid there. it all happened around 9 30. that was the sixth inning of the nats padres game. police say the shooting involved people in two different cars again outside the stadium. two men believed to have been involved showed up a short time later at the hospital with gunshot wounds and one woman who was attending the game was also shot. she was found by police as they were investigating outside the state. i am. we're told she's going to be ok. d c. police say they have stepped up security around the ballpark. but for many fans who were at the game, this shooting will not be easy to forget. even the nats general manager

mark meredith reporting on the president, he's in wilmington, delaware. alex hogan is in new york city on inflation concerns. bill malusian is in texas on the border crisis. first, let's go to david spunt, live in washington, with how the feds are trying to tackle crime in our cities. >> reporter: crime is a serious problem, not here in washington, d.c. only but in other cities big and small across the united states. the justice department, the attorney general merrick garland announced on thursday a strike force to combat drug trafficking in the united states, to help curb the problems. still, authorities on a local and federal level feel a bit overwhelmed because of the rise in crime. case in point, washington, d.c. as you mentioned and the shooting that happened outside a district of columbia restaurant thursday night when patrons were just enjoying dinner. it happened about a mile from the white house for perspective and many innocent people were caught in the middle of gunfire. >> i'm mad as hell about this and i hope y'all are too. we want to help p

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meredith was protected. the only -- marshalls could shoot to kill only if meredith was threatened. people were shot and killed. and then they called up the army and the army got delayed. robert kennedy said it was the worst night of my life. i mean, he and the president and their aides were sitting in the white house, passing back, calling in from a pay phone -- this is way before cell phones -- and it was just awful, and after it was over, someone asked him what his brother had learned. i really thought this was interesting -- from the crisis. and he said my brother learned never to believe a book on reconstruction again, the old school interpretation, the poor south, the federal government, it brought it to life. the trip to the delta, oh, but let me add one other thing because kathleen kennedy told me about this film about when robert kennedy went back in 1966, to -- he was invited by the law students to come back to ole miss. he's like what is this? what is going to happen when i go back there? this is just four years later. they really wanted him. and so he went, and ethel ken

at the white house, marc meredith fox news. coming up at 11 $100,000 worth of stolen bicycles.ties say they busted a bike theft ring after a six month undercover investigation known as operation flat tire, plus oh, holy toledo, a firework and very bad. also ahead tonight. just how serious is buster posey's thumb injury? and how long could the giants be without him? details later in sports and coming up next memorial day's usually the kickoff to the summer travel season. but this year, the fourth felt like the real start what 2021 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. noticed roads an airplane flags are crowded again with more people on the move. tripoli estimates 47.7 million americans left home four, the fourth of july. ktvu jana katsuyama is in the newsroom. now with more on this trend, and andre, more than three million people flew this holiday as more people get vaccinated and feel comfortable flying, but airlines are having a hard time keeping up. for millions

[laughter] mark meredith, thanks.e democrat-controlled house voted to approve a 715 billing dollar infrastructure built. five near initiative will focus on rebuilding the nation rose and rail systems as well as climate change. house democrats aim to include many of their bills provisions when lawmakers have broader infrastructure talk later this summer. joining me now, jeff and drew. good to see you today. >> great to see you, thanks for having me. anita: let me ask you, there were two republicans who drink and fry guess vote on this and you were not one of them which some may find interesting given that you used to be a democrat a few short years ago and represent the state of new jersey which stands to benefit from the bill because there's a provision in their that would connect new jersey to penn station in manhattan for tombs under the hudson river, why did you file against that? >> because of so many other reasons. they will take a good idea or something that has some value stuff and other kinds of stuff into the

marc meredith fox news.re than a year, a carnival cruise ship loaded with passengers is headed from the vacation destinations. the carnival fiesta left galveston today, all guests on the cruise to the caribbean were required to show proof of vaccination and complete a health questionnaire. galveston's tourism industry took an estimated $44 million hit last year because the pandemic forced to shut down. of cruises. i thank you today is a celebration. so celebration indeed, a short signed the pandemic is winding down. san francisco has closed its covid command center. how near london breed marked that occasion and barry weather i'm tracking another round of low clouds and fog for tonight any big changes for the fourth of july. we'll have the updated forecast coming up, but also. have this how an oakland firefighter will be among hundreds of first responders honored at all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got t

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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. >>

two massive spending proposals that both vegas and uphill battle on capitol hill. >> mike: mark meredithng from the white house. mark, thanks. joining me now, the ranking or republican on the house foreign affairs committee, michael mccaul from the great state of texas. congressman, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> congressman mccaul: thanks, mike, and happy independence day deal. >> mike: happy independence day. on afghanistan, president biden taken some heat from an unlikely place, "the washington post" editorial page which expresses the concern al qaeda could reestablish bases in the country, waves of refugees are likely to pour out and rivals such as iran, china, and russia could take from this withdrawal that president biden lacks the stomach to stand up for u.s. allies. do you share those concerns? >> congressman mccaul: yes i do. we just handed [indiscernible] airbase over to the afghans, which is a strategic asset in the region to protect us from terrorists, it counters russia, china, and iran in the region. when you look at the ic assessment, that would be intelligence comm

. >> that's where we find correspondent mark meredith. he's live at the white house. mark? >> trace, good afternoon. hard to believe but in a matter of weeks so many students will be heading back to school. now the cdc has new guidelines out that will certainly be good news for a lot of parents that say they're ready to see the classrooms reopen, even if many of these students will be ineligible for the vaccine at this point. now, the cdc says the latest guidelines is that in-person learning should be a priority and masks should be worn for kids and those kids that are vaccinated won't have to wear them. they're also encouraging schools to use physical distancing of about three feet for the students and staff not vaccinated. here's the kicker. if schools are not able to do that, they don't have all the room in the world, they can use implemented later prevention strategies. hand washing etiquette, making sure ventilation is in good shape and covid testing. they're not expected to be major changes for most schools. those that returned last year realize this has been going on

mark meredith is live in wilmington, delaware, with what's next.d afternoon, mark. >> reporter: mike, good afternoon to you. really since day one the white house has made it clear they've seen infrastructure spending as top legislative priority, and now there are signs that in a matter of days, if not hours, that proposal could move forward. >> we continue to work hard. worked all day yesterday, all through the weekend. there are some thorny issues, but we can get it done. and the infrastructure bill, as your guy pointed out, is not the bernie bill, not the kind of reckless spending and taxation that democrats want to do. >> we're down to the last couple of items, and i think you're going to see a bill monday afternoon. >> reporter: the president trying to chip in as well drumming up support saying we can deliver for the american people on an infrastructure deal that creates good paying, union jobs, jobs that a give families breathing room. let's get it done. the president on twitter last night. last week senate reflips blocked effort to move -- re

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shannon. >> shannon: mark meredith, thanks so much. moth because they say it's an ethnic slur. it's the first time the society last chosen to change an insect's name because they believe it's offensive. the society's president says the gypsy name has been rejected bith people and nobody wants to be associate an invasive pet. left of center losing its name the gyp ant. at age 14 already a world record holder in basketball dribbling now add spelling bee champ to her list of accomplish manies, louisiana teen zaylah won thursday's scripps national spelling bee with the word murraya she has become the first african-american winner of the contest. >> i did it basically by just studying a lot like i do about 13,000 words train about seven hours. and then i had like a lot of tutoring. there is a lot of luck in both. so it's a little bit of everything. >> shannon: and a great smile, too. zaylah says her spelling for her is just a side hobby. she wants to play in the wmba afternoon hold not one but three guiness world records for dribbling multi

jon: mark meredith.. >>> well, just days into the tokyo olympics, at least 137 coronavirus cases now reported among athletes and games personnel including two top golfers. meanwhile, dr. anthony fauci hinting the cdc might change its guidelines to again recommend masks for those who are vaccinated. he says the policy change is, quote, under active consideration. let's bring in johns hopkins university professor of public health, dr. marty makary, also the author of the new book "the price we pay" and a fox news contributor. so we got the vaccines, we were told once you got advantage is i nateed -- vaccinated, you didn't have the wear masks anymore, now washington may be going back the oh direction. can you explain, dr. ma a carry? what's going on? >> well, jon, i think some people have gotten the false notion that we should see complete elimination of the virus. it's going to be here for decades, probably for the rest of our lifetime. it'll circulate as a seasonal flu, and that's what happens when we get

mike: mark meredith from the white house, thanks.e now, the ranking republican on the house foreign affairs committee, congressman michael mccaul, the great state of texas. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, mike, and happy independence day. mike: on afghanistan, president biden taking some heat from the washington post editorial page which expresses concern that waves of refugees are likely to pour out, and rivals such as iran, china and russia could talk from this withdrawal that president biden lacks the stomach to stand up for u.s. allies. do you share those concerns? >> yes, i do. you know, we just handed bagram air base over to the afghans which is a strategic asset in the region to protect us from terrorists. it counters russia, china and iran in the region. now that's been turned over to the afghans. and when you look at the i.c. assessment, the intelligence community's assessment, some reporting that within six months the taliban could completely take over the country including bagram our base. it's quite frighten

chris: mark meredith reporting from washington. mark, thank you. and joining us now is the u.s.urgeon general, vivek murthy. doctor, there was an average of 29,000 new cases a day over this past week which takes us back to the level of april of 2020, when the country was in an almost complete lockdown. is this a new wave of covid-19? >> well, chris, i'm concerned about what we're seeing in the country right now. we are seeing increases in cases, particularly in parts of the country where the vaccination rates are low. the good news is that among those who are fully vaccinated, that's two weeks after your last shot, we're still seeing a high degree of protection there. particularly from hospitalizations and deaths. in fact, 99.5% of the deaths that we're seeing right now, chris, from covid-19, are among those who are unvaccinated. so i worry that we are seeing in fact significant increases among the unvaccinated but the good news is the vaccinated are still highly protected. chris: while cases are rising across the country, the real surge we're seeing now is much more localized.

mark meredith in washington, thank you. eric?ric: fox news alert on the death toll in europe, the catastrophic flooding there in western europe. the numbers have now topped 180 people. that number, sadly, increasing after those devastating, overwhelming floods there. rescue teams are trying to race against the clock. the search for any survivors. trey yingst is now live with much more. man, some of those scenes of the flood waters going down those quaint towns is just unbelievable. >> reporter: eric, that's exactly right. good afternoon. the search for survivors continues today after those floods ripped through western europe. the death toll now at more than 180 with dozens more missing. destruction stretching for miles in germany, the netherlands and belgium. those who survived jumped into action to help combing through the rubble. >> the moments we saw the first pictures, we realized that the people here would need a lot of help because all this you can see in the background would be gone in one day. >> reporter: rescue workers

jackie: mark meredith, thank you so much for that.report there, this counterproposal from the chinese communist party essentially, to me, it's more than just -- it appears that it's gaslighting in one of its forms. it's saying, oh, no, no, no, don't look over here, telling us we're the problem, we're where it to originated. >> good to see you too, jackie. this is clearly gaslighting and deflection. they actually came out and said that the u.s. should act in a transparent and responsible way, right? as if anybody in the world believes that the coronavirus came from an american lab. so this is, this is what communists do, right? they go on offense, they blame everybody else and say, hey, hey, don't look at our lab where it probably came from. if anything, it came from the united states or a wet market that was right next to the lab where we studied coronaviruses. i'm sick of communists lying and cheating. and just, by the way, jackie, we should take note of this. this is what happens when you shut down free speech, when you implement co

but first let's turn to mark meredith traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware.k, good morning. >> martha, six months end, president biden's top priority still appears to be ending the lumbering pandemic and the rest of the agenda really rests with congress, where big partisan divides could hold progress. >> president biden: the bottom line is we are delivering on our promises. >> president biden insists he's getting things done, but on capitol hill, both parties are still squabbling on everything from nominees to infrastructure spending. >> we continue to work hard, worked all day yesterday and through the weekend. we have some thorny issues but we can get it done. >> even democrats are scrambling to keep their base on board with plans to pass two massive spending packages, especially as republicans argue more spending could crash the economy. >> it will take an inflation problem we have today and poor jet fuel on it. >> in major cities, crime is skyrocketing. it took a shootings have d.c.'s police chief calling for change. >> we have a vicious cycle of bad acto

if new hotspots pop up at the white house, marc meredith fox news.e country may have come up short to the president's goal, the city of san francisco surpassed it, health officials estimate 74% of san francisco residents have been fully vaccinated still to come at noon, fireworks lit up the night sky across the bay area this fourth of july. but many of what you saw overnight and likely heard was illegal. how the displays kept law enforcement and fire fighters very busy overnight, plus, the search is back on looking for victims of the florida building collapsed now that the building has been total. demolished i'm charles this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving. get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chew

dagen: mark meredith in washington.gresswoman nicole malliotakis, daughter of a cuban refugee. what congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez had to say kind of in lockstep with the black lives matter organization, it just displays idiocy, for lack of a better word, that it's greed and corrupt and the failure of communism that has led to the suffering of the people in cuba. it is not america. it is not the u.s. we allow humanitarian relief as a reason that there are sanctions in place is because the people of cuba are denied basic rights by the communist regime and have been for more than six decades. >> that's correct. they are showing to the world that they are marxist, and that is what i've said about black lives matter, that they are a marxist organization. as a matter of fact, in new york city when they had their protest, they had the hammer and sickle, the communist symbol, painted on some of our public buildings. and alexandria ocasio-cortez, we know, is a communist sympathizer who wants to bring socialism to the un

marc meredith fox news.se speaker nancy pelosi has appointed republican adam kinzinger to the special committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol the illinois congressman has been a harsh critic of former president trump and will join wyoming. congress will middle east cheney as the two republicans on that panel, house minority leader kevin mccarthy criticized speaker pelosi's decision, saying it was further proof the select committee is designed to attack mr trump and his supporters ahead of the midterm elections. widespread flooding and takes a toll on winemaking in europe. coming up the scramble to save bottles and chief meteorologist bill martin will be along to have a breakdown of what we can expect from the weather this i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting

if new hotspots pop up at the white house, marc meredith fox news.while the country may have come up short of the president's goal, the city of san francisco is not. health officials estimate 74% of the city's residents have been fully vaccinated. investigators suspect a body discovered on pescadero state beach was in the water for some time before it washed ashore. a visitor to the beach found the body this afternoon. investigators have not identified the body. they will only say that it was clothed, the cemetery county sheriff's office says. if you know anything that may help investigators, please contact them right away. now this is the second body that's been found on osama te'o county beach this weekend. authorities say, 36 year old florentino pasco junior washed up on san gregorio state beach on friday. that's just a few miles north of pescadero. state beach. so what you're looking at here is cruz bringing down what's left of a partially collapsed condo tower, florida coming up the move could help prevent another disaster. here and the marine l

at the white house, marc meredith fox news. the remainder of the partially collapsed condo building in florida was demolished over the weekend. we'll tell you how that's not helping the rescue teams, their tropical trouble continues brewing in the caribbean right now look at the damage caused by tropical storm elsa in the caribbean as it heads towards the u. s. around the bay area this afternoon, another pleasant day, even a little bit cooler than yesterday. i'll have a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for your bay you can expect for your bay ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quic

. >> clerk: meredith? >> caller: hi. my name is meredith osborne. i am a sfusd alumni.'s deeply ironic that the parents who sought to understand and repeatedly called out the board failurely to school reopening were repeatly to work through the p.a.c. now those same parents are being excluded from the p.a.c. this shows the p.a.c. and the board a lack of legitimacy and credibility and any subsequent claim that the p.a.c. represent current voices is deeply suspect. bullying and harassment is never acceptable, genuine criticism of the board's critics is vital part of the democracy against corruption. >> clerk: that's your time. honey? >> caller: hi, my name is honey mahogany. i'm the chair of the san francisco democratic party. i'm speaking in my capacity as a concerned citizen. i'm proud to be here to speak in support of mari villaluna. mari embodies many of the qualities hope to see in the member of the p.a.c. as someone who group in the city and raising child here and advocate for trans and non-binary rights and rights and needs of indigenous people and organizer for ch

jacqui: mark meredith, thank you so much. griff?ur southern border where the latest data shows more than 188,000 people were caught by board patrol agents crossing illegally into the u.s. last month alone. that is the fence in la joya, texas, in the rio grande valley sector, ground zero where they are up more than 460% in the encounters compared to this time last year, and that is where we find jonathan serrie with the latest. hi, jonathan. >> reporter: hi there, griff. florida governor ron desantis is going to be meeting with texas governor greg abbott for a security briefing. florida is among several states that have been sending resources both national guard and law enforcement to the texas border, although migrants, drugs and criminal activity enter the u.s. through america's incomplete border wall, they don't stop in texas border towns such as this. instead, they spread out across the country, so governor desantis as well as florida law enforcement officials who have been visiting the texas border this week realized they won't

is meredith alone? this war comes to an end. foremost african president jacobson of our last, we're learning whether he'll be arrested one of basketball stars returning to the finals, the best of action coming up in sports the faces. ah, taliban fighters have continued their offensive in northern afghanistan, making their 1st assaults on a provincial capital since the u. s. and natal drawn thing began. the telephone says it briefly took control of color in. now in back these for the 1st time since 2001 left kind of sounds, ministry of defense as it's forces of kills one and 2000 taliban sizes this week. yes, it's still losing significant territory. charlotte bellis has this reports. the taliban fighters rolling through color, you know, the capital of the province in north western afghan stone. they claim to have briefly taken control of the town. the 1st provincial capital of attempted to overrun since the us and nato withdrawals again, was the last bag, decent governess in government forces pushed the

learned about the countless showers and donna that are here every year being forced into abuse and meredith. i learned that this exist because people don't know it exist. tom hours in the united states, the leader of the free world, it happens because the public isn't aware of it and it happens because lawmakers, they don't think that their constituents are aware of this abuse, not the result. they don't think anything's gonna happen to them as elected officials, if they don't act on that. and what that led to has been arcade laws and the legal loopholes which would allow those transactional type court clerk events, which haven't could donna, in which they can happen every year. nothing stopping them by raising awareness with conversations like these where i would find you put an end to that. i have to share this with you. i guess you know this, but i'm going to just shed at global audience. this is the state department in united states and they, they, they share some traveling troubling issues globally. one of them is for the marriage, u. s. department of state views for marriage as a huma

pete: thank you, mark meredith. thanks for covering this for us as well. sporting event outside of this, where this is such high-profile, is this reminder a wake-up call for a lot of people how close this violence has gotten to too many people? >> you know pete, it is a definite wake-up call for the citizens and politicians, especially here in our nation's capital. you go to a baseball game. you want to feel safe. you go there to enjoy the game and all of a sudden bullets and shots are ringing out. i take exception to a police officer coming on saying all the individuals inside that stadium were safe. a bullet certainly could have permeated that stadium and someone could have been killed or hurt in that stadium. pete: why are we hearing more things like this, cities across america? where are we in the moment of crime as far as policing and safety of citizens. this is a bubble. it is a baseball game. people expect to let their guard down. enjoy a beer with family and friends. what is the missing ingredient we see violent events happening more frequently tha

mark meredith tells us where things go from here. >> president biden celebrated the 4th of july with a party on the south lawn and reminding americans how much has changed.i >> we have gained the upper hand against this virus. we can live our lives. our kids can go back to school. our economy is roaring back. >> but republicans they president biden should be thanking former president trump. president trump was leading operation warp speed and biden was spreading doubt about the vaccine. he should thank trump. america's fight against the coronavirus is not over yet. the president missed having 70% of the adults to receive at least one dose by this week. the rate is 67%. >> we need to build on the progress we made and build in vaccine confidence. >> a handful of states deal with a surge in new covid cases due to the delta variant. >> i don't think you will see anything nationwide. we have a substantial proportion of the population vaccinated. it will be regional. >> the u.s. is sending more vaccine stockpile overseas. thee state department showed one million pfizer doses heading to mal

alex hogan on the price hike the keep coming and mark meredith in delaware on why he says they will soon be ending, we are not quite at that point. let's get right to it with alex hogan on all these flights. >> reporter: everyday items cost a lot more with prices jumping, the issue is really at the forefront of consumers minds. 83% of people are concerned about inflation, gases up 40%. getting back in a plane will cost 20%, furniture up 10% and grocery store items like bacon up 8%. big-name companies admit they are passing these higher prices to consumers to deal with higher cost and higher wages during the labor shortage acknowledging these spikes will likely continue to rise. federal reserve chairman jerome powell explaining help the inflation rate falls below 2% noting that june was 5.4, the increase is drastically higher than expected and there is no precedent for these numbers. the lumber industry saw prices soar during the pandemic which dropped for the first time this year. tuesday the cash market price falling to its lowest point in 2021 this week however 300 wildfires ripping to

mark meredith has more on that. >> president biden is getting ready to host a party here at the whitehe fourth of july and says the vaccine rollup is on frank not to mention the latest jobs report, plenty of reasons to celebrate nationwide. as for the president today, he was in northern michigan with a chance to see what's going on on a cherry event to showcase the efforts to get back to normal after the pandemic latest jobs report has truly heading right now up to 5.9%, 850,000 jobs last month added, most in leisure and hospitality and job loss instruction and not many changes in the healthcare think the economic remains one of the top concerns. >> more work to do to get america back to back to work amy for full employment and that means keeping job growth including lack, hispanic and asian workers progress is testament to our limit to rome's economy. >> the only way they can grow the economy further is massive airport infrastructure addressing things like social programs, education, childcare, white house looking forward to getting the president on the road next week to sell the pub

mark meredith explained. reporter: this program has been controversial since inception in 2012. in texas set it's illegal and the government can no longer accept applications from so-called dreamers. doc was created by president obama through executive order, the program allows some undocumented immigrants to be protected from deportation. texas was among the students block the measure and state attorney general tweeted his reaction sink advocates right to stop at present we just decided he didn't like federal law and came up with his own immigration law. we sued him frightfully so for violating federal law and we want the president biden already promises to keep fighting for survival. the justice department work through the decision goes on to say yesterday's federal court ruling is deeply disappointing. the. reporter: not affect current daca recipient about the decision nevertheless relegates hundreds of thousands of young immigrants to an uncertain future. the latest really is sending shockwaves on capitol hill where lawmakers are urging front passenger probably has a immigra

mark meredith is live in delaware for the president is scheduled this weekend. >> the white house sayse in rent support attack a national security issue but it's also impacting foreign-policy because so many of these actors are believed to be acting out of russia. president biden had a chance to speak with the russian president to talk about all of this, it lasted roughly an hour and the president said he once again urged putin to hold hackers living in russia accountable. >> when they ran somewhere operations -- not, not sponsored by the state, we expect them to give enough information to act on it. >> u.s. says so far there are no signs of the russian government is ordering the cyber attacks for the white house is making it clear it's ready to act if needed. in the statement following that call, the president reiterated any necessary action defending the people and critical infrastructure of continuing challenge. president biden is taking action on the economy friday signing an executive order essentially urging the government to crack down on monopolies in u.s. business. the preside

mark meredith is at the white house where the president and first lady are celebrating.der way at the white house. they will be hosting military members and their families. as you mentioned, the president getting a chance earlier this year to set a goal, to get 70% of u.s. adults one dose of the vaccine. he's expected to say tonight the country has made tremendous progress against coronavirus. the latest numbers from the cdc show where we stand. 157 million people fully vaccinated. 47% of the total population. adults 15 and older, 58%. the administration says it has a long way to go convincing sceptical americans to get the vaccine. >> we'll continue our efforts to vaccinate all americans to get vaccinate and answer questions about the efficacy of the vaccine and meeting people where they are especially at doctors' offices. reporter: the cdc says it's closely watching what's going on with the delta variant of the virus. the u.s. has teams on standby ready to deploy. the president was asked about the delta variant and the risks associated with it on friday. >> i'm not con

mark meredith joins us with more on this important front. >> reporter: there is mixed reaction to thereme court athletes ruling. the debate over the current size and makeup of this court will not go away anytime soon. the court ruled 6-3 to allow arizona to keep stricter voting laws in place. the state will be able to ban ballot harvesting and discard ballots people cast in the wrong precinct. the courts more liberal justices were furious with the decision. justice a lot are kagan issuing a 41 page dissent, arizona as republican governor is praising. >> reporter: we want to make it easy to vote but hard to cheat. if president biden wants to focus on election integrity maybe he should begin in new york city where they are having all kinds of problems. >> reporter: speaking of president biden he was less celebratory and more critical in his reaction saying he was deeply disappointed in the court's ruling and that the court has done severe damage to the voting rights act. the court struck down a california law requiring nonprofit disclose who their donors are. conservative activists are