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North dakota's kevin cramer say they had enough. enough masks, enough mandates and the shutdowns. they proposed bills aimed at banning mask and vaccine mandates part of a national g.o.p. push to block the return of pandemic era restrictions despite a recent uptick in cases. one bill would repeal cdc guidance on mask wearing on federal property as well as its mask mandate for public transit. another would prohibit mandating all three current coronavirus vaccines. that bill would also require parents to sign off before vaccines could be administered to anyone under 18 years old. >> they do not r...

The bar and it tells children you don't have what it takes to achieve a high standard. >> the oregonian newspaper editorial staff urged governor brown to veto the bill in june saying oregon's schools were among the last of the country to reopen in school instruction and educators should be focused on regaining the lost year and half. so for the next three years high school students in oregon do not have to prove efficiency in some critical subjects. >> shannon: all right, thanks for tracking it. good to see you. a road rage attack. this dog doing anything he can to try to get a snack. viral vi...

I don't know what thes. living there best lives at the san antonio zoo in texas. getting some watermelon in their playpen. a spokesperson for the reptile department noting that the colors of visual attractive. either way, looking good. each of them already over 100 years old. a dog and a puppy rescue underway in turkey. stranded and stuck in the backyard of a house damage after being caught in the middle of a wild fire. firefighters successfully saved a dog who was left tied up. found some puppies below a rock. the family was safely taken to a vet. hit us up @shannonbream or @foxnewsnight on s...

Either immigration activists or with congress. here with me now is buzz feed reporter who broke that story. adrian, let's talk about this. there was a draft resolution that apparently members of the congressional hispanic caucus were not happy with. explain. >> basically what happened was activists were calling on the caucus to become stronger on their deportation language. so what you had was congressionalist caucus members saying they thought the draft was assassinated before it even came out. now they're saying the people who would be protected in the senate bill, the bipartisan senate bill...

The house, and we knew there's no way a good bill would get through, we decided we'd have to start playing hardball with the president to put pressure on the house to act. what's the logic on that? >> i think now the idea is what's the next group that we're going to classify as saying that they're politically okay? what my source actually told me is the president will reach his political limit on deportations before he reaches his legal limit. then people will say is he a lawless president, and all those things. we actually can continue to expand deferred action. the question is who belongs in...