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leaders talk about the president. >> heart pounding video shows police officer saving in arizona family from a burning home. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪♪ ♪♪ got the music ♪♪ benjamin: good morning from london. i am feeling rather reflective today when year after covid-19 being the credit pandemic and you have to look at the last year and wonder if the right choices were made, the right decisions, whether the cure is worse than the disease in your package coming up. looking forward to that. jillian: i feel sad over everything in the last year, the countless number of lives that have been lost as i feel hopeful that we have vaccines out there and we are on a path to moving forward and getting back to our lives and there are a lot of mixed emotions.

benjamin: operation warp speed hopefully giving us the path out. we've got to be grateful for that. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: thank you for joining us. the biden administration officials will pour a massive facility to potentially house migrant children. looking for vacant spaces to shoulder kids amid a surge of migrants at the southern border. >> marianne rafferty joins us with more. >> reporter: as the migrant crisis continues sites are being scouted to potentially house thousands of children that includes a facility in northern california after the formative homeland security requested federal agencies recommend vacant facilities that might serve as temporary housing. ice arrest have plummeted since

the biden administration tightened rules in february and at the same time encounters at the border have doubled since last year. over 100,000 were caught crossing february of 28% from january and 97% higher than last year including 3000 children who came over under 12. the mexican president lopez obrador is pleading with the biden administration for help saying its policies are stoking illegal immigration and gaining crime, he says, quote, they see him as i migrant president and so many feel they will reach the united states. we need to work together to regulate the flow because this can't be tackled from one day to the next. when pressed on the migrant crisis by peter doocy white house press secretary vanita gupta -- jen psaki attached to the trump administration. >> in the last administration we had a morality problem. we conveyed a similar message and we conveyed that has every opportunity that we have.

jillian: to make matters worse, mistakenly telling migrants the border is open. >> [speaking spanish] >> you cannot come through a regular means to reiterate as i did before. jillian: mexico's president called for an emergency meeting. benjamin: andrew cuomo denies the new sexual harassment allegations brought forward by a 6 woman. the unidentified woman was, quote, in cuomo's private residence when he closed the door and allegedly reached under her blouse and began to fondle her according to the source we cuomo responded in part i have never done anything like this, the details of this report are gutwrenching. kamala harris remain silent despite past supportive of me too movement.

>> cuomo has refused to step down amid the allegations. >> the effort to recall california governor gavin newsom surpasses the goal of 2 million signatures overnight. 1.5 million verified signatures are needed to move forward. 1.8 million have been verified by an outside vendor. the recall gavin campaign releasing a statement saying the people of california are speaking loud and clear. we have cleared another milestone, politics as usual in california are over. tonight president biden will address the nation to mark one year since the pandemic started in the us. he is expected to announce the next response phase. benjamin: doug lose a is live in washington is the relief package had to the president's desk.

>> good morning and the president marking one year since the start of those covid-19 lockdowns and ernest began. this may be something of a victory lap as the passage of that huge covid-19 relief bill. >> there is light at the end of the total in the past year. we cannot let our guard down now. we assume victories evitable. today we are going to get through this pandemic and usher in a healthier and more hopeful future. >> the house yesterday gave final sign off on that nearly $2 trillion covid-19 relief plan. the president is expected to sign into law clearing the way for among other things those $1,400 relief check for could go out for most americans within days. this was almost directly on party lines with not a single republican on board. >> this is the most consequential legislation many

of us will ever be a party to. who knows what the future may bring but nonetheless on this day we celebrate. >> it's not covid-19 relief bill, this is a bay area bailout. less the 9% of $2 trillion goes to covid-19. >> the president, purchasing 100 million doses of that new johnson & johnson vaccine. speaking of vaccines a statement from donald trump about vaccines, quote, if i wasn't president you wouldn't be getting that beautiful shot for 5 years at best, probably wouldn't be getting it at all. i hope everyone remembers. tonight will be biden's first primetime address as president. we do not expect them to take questions. it has been 50 days since the start of his term and he is not yet held a press conference. back to you guys. jillian: thank you.

benjamin: a live look at the white house as fox news contributor bill mcgurn says this is a short-term win for president biden. >> it was a strategically a mistake for joe biden to not come to compromise with republicans and to take it to reconciliation. he might have gotten a short-term victory but i think had he gotten a bipartisan bill he would be in better shape for the more radical things he has coming down the road. instead he polarized right away and i'm not sure in the long-term this is going to help, by saying i'm going to do it alone. >> the relief bill, goodness walter with the dow closing a record high above 32,000 points. it has been a very tough year for small business owners across the country, california and

florida, to talk to them about how they are managing one year later. later this hour you will hear from them and how each are doing under different state restrictions. >> two urgent manhunt underway for murder suspects who were accidentally released in new york and california. christopher bunsen came free due to an error on his paperwork. in southern california steve mandela was mistakenly reached from jail after a computer error. both suspects are considered armed and dangerous. >> in a few hours jury selection will continue in the trial of x officer derek chauvin in the death of george floyd. the former minneapolis police officer senior taking notes during the trial, 5 jurors have been chosen so far, four men and a woman. 9 more jurors needed to be selected. meanwhile the minnesota supreme court rejected an appeal by chauvin which could result in him facing an additional murder charge. we will keep you updated. arthel: students in the country

of second-largest school district will return to the classroom only to learn virtually. under a month into the school district and teachers union middle and high school is will show up two days a week to competing classes online. they will compete in class while their teacher conduct other classes by zoom at the same time. fox nation host tomi lahren will join us next hour to react. shannon: beating covid-19 with a bat. a senior living community, they celebrated near-total vaccination rate by bashing a piñata shaped like a coronavirus molecule. the communities is 99% of its residents have been vaccinated which -- survived this year and for everyone to get to this point in the year and to get that vaccine, to know how good that feels, so happy for them. benjamin: got to feel good to take that out of the piñata as well, face that head on and get that frustration out.

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jillian: today marks one year since the world health organization declared covid 19 a pandemic. hospitals filled with patients and devastating world economies and businesses was all across the us over the past 12 months states handle the pandemic differently. we will break down these for you starting in florida where look at these numbers, confirmed cases nearing 2 million, you also have to take into account population. that was florida. over to california you will see confirmed cases around 3.5 million, one of the important things to note, not just numbers as a whole but case numbers per 100,000 in california. according to the cdc, 8876, when you go to florida that number,

8924, and death rates per 100,000 also similar, california 100,000, so this leaves a lot of questions, how did this work? we don't have all those answers yet. business owners have been shut down for a year across the country. i want to both states to talk to them and here is what they say. >> the process of going from 97 employees to 3, i had to place my own wife on furlough. that hits hard. >> we look at our business go from thriving, important parts of our community to just absolutely crippled overnight.

>> there have been so many comparisons between florida and california. is that frustrating for you? >> spectacularly frustrating when you look at the data and realize we are no better off than they are even though the restrictions are so different. >> it has been challenging for small businesses with the fastest way to open businesses permanently is to eliminate and end this pandemic. >> we are sitting inside but there is a wall of windows, the beautiful florida weather, you're able to have circulation. >> florida has been a great example of reopening safely. in california you can't even dine inside. >> reporter: this is a success story in the last year which is a challenging time. >> since september it has been fantastic. we had 1500 reservations already booked since opening day and -- >> so many other states kept blocking people down over many

months, florida lifted people up. >> covid-19 hit, we are going between new york and florida primarily and you say i am done and moved down here. >> i thought it would never open but it did open. very happy about that. >> would your business have been able to drive if you were in another state? >> probably not. my husband hasn't worked in over a year and coming down here it seems like life as normal. what people saying? >> really support small business and understands the importance of keeping families employed and businesses open. >> florida is where we are looking to keep going. >> we are practicing mask wearing and social distancing. people are happy to be back to life. >> we are sitting here in a 70

degree beautiful napa valley afternoon sitting under a tent. any other year it would be packed, truly. >> in january your business partner cynthia was on our show. >> the workforce exited things to go to other states where they can work in hospitality or finding other sectors to working. >> is that been a big problem? >> the biggest stressor in my life, different states are not shackled as we are here in california. >> what the hardest part of the last year? >> we are at the whim of government in terms of opening and closing and opening percentages. the hardest part is the unknown, we don't know what is around the corner. >> governor gavin newsom issued the nation's first statewide stay-at-home order march 19th, 2020, closing all nonessential businesses and restaurant dining. california lifted stay-at-home order to resume outdoor dining

just recently, january 20 fifth 2021. in florida there was no statewide lockdown, some local areas did as an example. miami-dade close restaurants march 17th, 2020, they were love to reopen indoor dining at 50% capacity starting september 2nd but i can tell you i was in florida, you keep hearing life is kind of normal down there and it surprised me when i went down there to see how the restaurant industry was bustling and california, our first night there we couldn't even, this is a true story, we couldn't find food, a restaurant open near our hotel. those business owners out there, they are fighting right now and it is devastating to see. arthel: you see around the world as well. in europe, countries like sweden state rather open in the uk and france had heavy lockdowns and the numbers at the end, desperate 100,000 end up being

pretty even, questions about whether total lockdown democrat things to do and what the long-term effects of these will be, mental health, job losses, businesses going under. we don't know what those are, these things haven't been quantified yet and perhaps there was not a long-term view to this but excellent work and it is important to see all around the country how these work. we will be right back, thank you.

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benjamin: a man wanted in 5 murders and two status arrested. he was found sleeping in the car in st. louis. he stole the car from a friend who he had beaten to death a day earlier in new jersey. he was wanted in that murder in the killing of his ex-wife and 3 men in new mexico. jillian: which mcconnell feels

the enhanced security measures of r, quote, overdone comparing it to a war-torn country. >> i'm extremely uncomfortable that my constituents can't come to the capital with all this razor wire around the complex. it reminds me of my last visit to couple -- couple -- bull. this is the united states of america. >> he questions when the fencing will come down, calling on nancy pelosi to return to pre-pandemic operations was byron dollars among the republicans calling to ease security. he will join us live in the next hour. benjamin: queen elizabeth is heartbroken over claims in prince harry and megan markel's exclusive interview. arroyo insider telling vanity fair in part the queen is said to be privately devastated by shocking revelations and possible damage to the reputation of the royal family. the uk press is opposing markel

lodged a complaint against journalist pierce morgan for his incendiary comments in an interview. the are 12 foundation has not commented on the complaint. >> andrew cuomo denies the new sexual harassment allegations by sixth woman. >> carley shimkus joins us with response as lawmakers push to remove him from office. >> facing the most serious allegation yet that could raise the bar from sexual-harassment to assault. the female aide whose identity is withheld, to help with a technical issue. the albany times union reporting, quote, they were alone quote private residence on the second for of the mansion, allegedly reached under the blouse and began to fondle her. governor cuomo denying the claim calling the allegations got wrenching, i have never done

anything like this. deborah katz, lawyer representing another cuomo's accusers said the new details prove a pattern, this victim's allegations are eerily similar to what charlotte bennett is alleged. shot it was summoned to the capital on saturday, left isolated with the governor and helps with minor technical issues with a phone. the times union noting the severity of the report saying the new allegations could be pursued as misdemeanor sexual assault. vice president kamala harris, a supporter for me too movement remains tightlipped. >> very prominent with governor cuomo. >> 85 new york lawmakers know calling for cuomo to resign or be impeached. new york city mayor bill deblasio also saying cuomo has got to go. >> i don't see how the governor

can continue his job. it has become untenable. the way the governor has comported himself for years created a lot of fear, and a lot of people felt they could not speak up and now they feel they can speak up. >> a group of female new york lawmakers circulating a letter demanding cuomo step down following the latest allegations. arthel: benjamin: the time is 20 after the hour, thousands of migrants on their way to the us, the escalating crisis forcing arizona to close highway checkpoints. #lamb warns this will lead to more human trafficking all over the state and joins us live next.

benjamin: thousands of migrants making the journey to the us.

griff jenkins joined a group of migrants crossing the rio grande. griff has more on the journey. >> just a few hundred meters from the rio grande river where we have an older group of about 10 undocumented immigrants crossing, some from honduras, some from guatemala, with chris cabrera, tell me about this group and how frequent is this. >> we've seen a couple times an hour. as the day progresses we will see more and more, night falls it will get even busier. >> some of them are young. are any of these unaccompanied minors. >> two are unaccompanied. >> reporter: this is a very indicative snapshot of the figures we've seen from february numbers in the 100,$000 range, the news that there were 3250

unaccompanied minors in custody and the screw walking away, young people, it is very hot out here, very difficult and a very dangerous group, how much of this is because they perceive the new administration to be welcoming. >> a lot of this is the perception, folks would come through believe if they come within a certain amount of time they are going to be let go. other people they know have come through and then let go they will continue and follow suit. >> that is happening in mcallen, texas rio grande valley sector. jillian: thank you. customs and border protection shutting down a trio of highway checkpoints in arizona as the agency struggles to handle the rapidly escalating border crisis. benjamin: this will hamper trafficking efforts. arizona mark lamb joins us with

reaction to the move. thank you for joining us, we greatly appreciate it. law enforcement agents on the border have to deal with this. every day you have to go out and deal with new changes. tell me what you are seeing on the border. how bad has it been recently? >> it has been terrible, closing these checkpoints, this will only funnel more human trafficking and drug trafficking into our communities, my county in particular, one county off the border and we get this traffic that does not stop at those checkpoints, it is a huge problem and already use. >> here's what cbp has to say about this, quote, tucson sector has redirected manpower based on operational needs in response to shifting traffic patterns resulting in closure of several tactical checkpoints in southeastern arizona, as

manpower and activity levels dictate. have you ever seen anything like this where they needed to take the manpower and shift it because the problem for the challenge as the administration wants to call it at the border is so bad? >> we've seen it before but the reason they have to shift these resources is their own fault. their policies put them in this position so they are claiming they have to shift these resources to the border to deal with the surge but you wouldn't have a surge if you left the policies the way they were and wouldn't have made it worse by calling for open borders. we shouldn't be surprised. that is why we are standing against it as sheriff's, fighting against these policies like we are seeing with immigration. we need to help the american people to address this issue. shannon: you said you've seen this before. when you have seen this before

what types of situations have you seen happening and what types of things is your community had to deal with? >> in the obama days, we could go into the desert and had 20 or 30 a night. the same type of numbers again. the aviation unit, 20 apprehensions, 25 apprehensions, this is coming into the community and they always bring in the human trafficking and drug trafficking come with it, you can't separate it out. benjamin: the number of migrants crossing the border in february,

100,000, putting on track to be 1 million a year, a remarkable number. shannon: a los angeles county sheriff recalls the moment, young girl in the backseat of a car during an hours long chase. >> i want to physically take hold of her, let her know it is okay. >> the 9-year-old running for cover after deputies set off teargas. >> i didn't concern myself much for the bread from that vehicle. it was just grabbing hold of that little girl and getting her out of harm's way. >> the mother was taken into custody. she crashed into a handful of cars during the pursuit. benjamin: how you can put your child at risk is beyond me. heart-wrenching video, phoenix police officer rescues a mother and her kids from that burning home. >> come over here come on.

>> we are going to take care of it okay? that's all that matters. benjamin: a police officer busting down a side gate together the backyard. no one was injured and the cause of the fire is under investigation. new york city private school has banned students from saying words like mom and dad. grace church schools having kids use terms like grown-ups, folks or family instead. merry christmas or happy holidays also banned in favor of have a great break. instead of boys and girls kids must say people, friends, part of the school's new inclusive language directory. and the big east tournament continues. jillian: outside madison square garden and of tipoff later today. >> reporter: we are looking forward to the tipoff later today but i want to give a quick

recap from yesterday, georgetown versus market with the first game, not much of a battle, georgetown gliding past the golden eagles easily 68-49. they will take a number one ranked villanova at noon. next game was a nailbiter and the reason we love it but they clawed from behind after trailing by 14 at the half, chuck harris into the game into overtime after knocking down two free-throws in a tense moment at the end of regulation. here's a look at that moment. >> reporter: harris was underpinned. two overtime. with a win. butler does it again. >> greater for all around by the bulldogs and butler freshman chuck harris's final score

70-69. at last, providence with a 70-62 upset to advance the quarterfinals to face number 3 yukon at 9:00 pm and again look at this full-screen, you can watch number 4 st. john's face-off, number 5 seton hall at 3:00 pm eastern all on fox sports, more to look forward to today. very exciting. we will see these top teams take the court for the first time since the beginning of the tournament. villanova colin gillespie after he went down with an injury. should be interesting, guys. >> it has only been one day. >> will matthew mcconaughey say -- you want to take it? will he say all right all right all right to a career in politics in texas? take a listen. >> in your next leadership role ever include you running for

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>> we had to lay off 38 people, everyone is feeling it. all of our businesses are feeling it. the communities crying right now. >> we are joined by the connecticut business owner who described life on lockdown. connecticut is open for business. that cofounder joins us with an update. thanks for coming back one year later. is simple community was crying. things are bad. how has it been over the last year? >> it has been a challenge.

it has been climbing up the hill for us but things have been on the up and up for the most part inside our community. our businesses have seen an uptick in business in different ways, some positive and negative things. >> what are the positives and negatives that you have seen? >> for one of our businesses, a digital consultancy and the internet has proven to be covid-19 proof so a lot of people have been coming to us and we've seen an uptick in business for our tech campus we've seen the actual building itself but the co-working space and fitness facility has been pretty slow and steady as far as the come back, the immediate shutdown we had put such a deficit on us.

anthony fauci connecticut will lift its restrictions. and or gathering capacity of 25. altogether and capacity of 200, gyms, no capacity, houses abortion, no capacity, retail no capacity. is this going far enough? is this what you need or will you still be asking for more? >> that is a good start. a smart opening is needed right now. we've seen people missing events come missing face-to-face connections, people that are lonely. we are singapore trend of people coming back to the facility in a variety of ways. the opening, giving people more confidence, that should start some momentum that will be great for us in 2022. >> 9% of that going to covid-19 directly. do you think that's going to help? allow everyone back, that will drive business better than any kind of bailout.

>> i don't disagree. giving people the confidence, confidence comes in different ways with different types of people. around our community, pretty impoverished area. and newhaven, connecticut, a lot of people suffering pretty badly and they are going to need that relief and need to be boosted enough to get out of this. we've been fortunate because we are in a different part of the economy, in the innovations space, cater to a different type of audience for the most part so we've been able to lift ourselves up on top of everything else that is happening. a large part of the community will need some help so i hope there is some bailout. arthel: you talk about your tech campus bringing people together, people working from the office. will that ever come back or his this trend to work from home, is that going to stay? how do you see the next humans opening up, any indication people will come back to work?

>> 100%. people will come back. i don't think it will be at 100%. i think we will get to 60% of where we were for the most part. we've seen steady trends since may so the indicator shows everyone is coming back over time. we had an event for international women's day this past weekend a ton of people gathered safely and they also they missed events, the connections, meeting people, bumping into people and having conversations outside of zoom so i think people are willing and able and ready to get together. >> that ties into the mental health issues which we don't yet know how serious they will be moving forward. thank you for joining us. all the best to you and to your business and good luck when connecticut opens back up. >> thanks for having me. >> stiletto woman celebrating

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