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right now. jillian: your watch "fox and friends first". thanks for joining us as we start with a tragedy in boulder. we take a live look at the white house, the flag is flying at half staff. jeff paul is live in boulder with what we've learned about those victims and the suspect. >> authorities saying this investigation is in its earliest phase and that is why you see the scene where the shooting happened but that is not stopping folks from coming out here to pay tribute to the tenderness and people who were killed. people are flowers, candles and signs with the words boulder strong. they are trying to honor kevin mahoney, a dad who just lost his daughter down the aisle last summer, or ricky gold, 25-year-old it was the manager at the grocery store as we are

learning more about the officer who was first on scene and was killed, 7 kids left a 6-figure job serving the community as an officer. >> i can never thank officer tally enough for their sacrifice but we will not forget it. many are live today because of the actions of eric tally and other first responders and their bravery is a blessing to us all. >> reporter: the man accused of carrying out the deadly mass shooting, 21-year-old ahmad alyssa faces 10 counts of first-degree murder. the police affidavit, a self-styled gun last week according to the new york times, his id was known to the fbi because he was linked to someone else who was under investigation. his brother described him as someone with mental health

issues and being paranoid it antisocial, he is described as someone with a short fuse. investigators like the chief of police had a message about what will happen moving forward. >> we are committed with state, local and federal authorities and will bring justice to each of these families. >> reporter: tomorrow for the first time the suspect will be in court. >> reporter: the prompting shooting democrats on gun control is president biden ways executive action. marianne rafferty continues coverage, punishing lawful gun owners is not the answer. >> reporter: democrats are pushing for gun control in the wake of that mass shooting in boulder, the senate promising to take a discussion president biden says he won't hesitate to act.

>> i don't need to wait another minute let alone an hour to take common steps steps to save lives in the future. we can ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines in this country once again. >> press secretary jen psaki echoing the president's urgency saying we are steering a range of levers including legislation including executive action that has been under consideration and will continue to be under discussion. some republicans coming out swinging saying it is another knee-jerk reaction from dems. >> every time there is a shooting we play this ridiculous theater. after every mass shooting democrats propose taking away guns from law-abiding citizens because that is their political advantage. >> reporter: they are not committing to legislation that bans guns.

carley: keep us updated. fox news alert, the remains of a missing firefighter from the raging inferno at a new york nursing home escorted to a medical examiner's office. he was attempting to rescue residents. one resident from a home for adults was killed and several others injured. state and local police participating in the investigation. a nurse and correctional officer killed at an iowa prison. police say and minute attacked several staff members, the nurse and officer died from their injury. officials have not released his name or a motive. police say they are working to figure out what led to the attack. investigation is underway. a gunman, national guard soldier carrying covid 19 vaccine, the 11 soldiers arrived in 3 vans on a texas road. larry harris stopped them and help the soldiers at gunpoint. harris told officers he was

following them because he thought they were involving kidnapping. he is facing several charges, no one was hurt. turning to the border crisis president biden is set to meet with immigration advisors about the surge. carley: what are the administration's next steps on unaccompanied minors? >> reporter: some of those advisors include homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and xavier becerra. they will meet with president biden and vice president harris at the white house to talk about the surge at the border, no question that every single day these numbers continue to grow of migrants coming to the border hoping to get into the united states.

the administration is stopping short of what is calling it a full on crisis but the administration is deploying more resources in recent days as the story continues to grow. yesterday the president spoke to reporters and said it is the us policy toward central america that could make a difference. >> relates to what is happening in guatemala, honduras and el salvador. the last administration dismantled what was put in place. >> reporter: mexican president said the president is -- he said, quote, expectations were created with the government of president biden that there would be better treatment of migrants, this caused central american migrants and our country wanting to cross the border thinking it is easier to do so. meanwhile the pentagon made the announcement yesterday the department of health and human services put in a request to house unaccompanied children in

san antonio and fort bliss, all 3 in texas. first report in some cases. people being released. without a notice to appear. there is a backlog of immigration cases, a letter to secretary alejandro mayorkas that despite repeated claims that the border is secure these reports raise serious questions about dhs's commitment to faithfully enforcing the law and the mayor of gila bend, arizona toward tucson and phoenix saying he is considering declaring a state of emergency. carley: thank you. jillian: senator lindsey graham heading to the border to see conditions firsthand but before he goes he has this message for the commander-in-chief. >> i'm going down with 18 senators friday.

if it and i the ability to look into anyplace i want to go we are going to shut the senate down. >> where is aoc? where's elizabeth warren? wears vice president harris? protesting outside a facility in florida during the trump years holding migrant children. my message, president biden, vice president harris, get off your ass and go to the border and look and see what you have caused by policies that will not work. >> reporter: san diego convention center and other big facilities used to house migrants. in a few minutes the mayor of the city in san diego county joins us live to react was one of the women accusing andrew cuomo of sexual harassment says she will not cooperate with the impeachment investigation. she cannot participate knowing

there is a lack of transparency and it is political. she joins former cuomo aide lindsay boylein, decided not to come forward after the status of the judiciary committee revealed the investigation into the allegations against cuomo would take months instead of weeks. carley: a helicopter could take fight on mars. nasa is preparing a four pounds mini chopper for the first light on another planet. is going to arrive on mars with nasa's perseverance rover. the chopper includes a postage size piece of fabric from the wright brothers's first airplane. it could take flight as soon as april 8th. jillian: you cannot go and who doesn't love free doughnuts. starting today duncan is offering free donuts every wednesday so april 21st, a sweet deal, you need to sign up the

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carley: the san diego convention center turning into housing unit

from unaccompanied migrants. the center which normally holds major tourist events has been out of condition for months children homeless during the pandemic. jillian: when will business return to normal? phil wells joins us to weigh in. i understand the homeless shelter that operates at the convention center is winding down. we knew the space would free up in the theory but i also understand the county has been considering using the convention center is a covid 19 vaccination site. is that the case and if it is the case what happens? the vaccination site would have helped people in that area who desperately want and need vaccines. >> the vaccine problem is the same as it is through the country, not enough vaccine for the people who want them. the more concerning fact is we've got kids are messing at the southern border and the

first thing i should say is when dealing with kids they are innocent. we should set politics aside and take care of kids but doesn't mean we can't question how we got here. carley: opening the convention center the children emphasizes the problem that this is. you need a large space to house these kids. each child is expected to stay for over a month. this does sound like a pretty big undertaking. >> i have a lot of concerns because the article came out in the local paper saying xavier becerra called two of our local politicians and they got on the phone with each other that they would do this. where's the process? they didn't go before city council, in the convention

center, is a public asset, paid for by hotel dot dollars. the public has a right to know what is happening and what the plans are. >> a quote from the san diego mayor on tuesday, quote, our children, some of them are very young and vulnerable. what i know about my hometown, san diego, we are welcoming cities in this is a time to prove that. that goes to what we are proving, children are innocent victims in all this so there is such a problem at the border that they need help and they need space to stay. i want to circle back and ask about the vaccination. as you just mentioned the public has a right to know what is going on, it popped up without many people being involved in this conversation and this decision. how can you do both?

is there another site where you could help some children and also have a vaccination site, for people who need help right now? >> there were several other sites. you have several colleges being used right now as dorm rooms, a convention center in the sports arena. lots of other places in the convention center is the best place but it seems the public should be involved in this and when talking about vaccinations and all the other problems with this it does seem we should have a chance to go through different scenarios. jillian: a great point with the pandemic and this surge of illegal immigrants coming into your neck of the woods creating a space that you have to deal with. thank you for joining us this morning. appreciate your time. still had miami businesses

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orders. the cheeseburger baby and miami beach joins me. good to see you. this is one of the first things i thought of when this was coming to fruition, what about those restaurants and bars, in fairness florida has been open and business owners got more opportunities than other states throughout the country the last few months or so but that being said, when you have to shut down because of the 8:00 pm to 6 am curfew and are not getting that business how is that impacting you? >> it is tough. obviously there are some causeway closures, drivers delivering food and things like that and obviously tables and chairs, those with outdoor seating and some of us. i don't have my dining room close to keep my employees safe

but some have to shut down completely. right now, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday 8:00 pm. we are allowed delivery after 8:00 pm. i am thankful for that. jillian: do you pay delivery fees? are you making the money you would otherwise? >> no. yes. we passed in article delivery fees at 30% and that is killing us. our deliveries are at 80%. before covid they were 30%. taking 30% and 80% of my sales is just not sustainable. i brought it up to the city and to state level as well to see what we can do about this. during a state of emergency those fees should be capped. i have seen other cities bring it up.

i'm asking for the state of emergency, we are in a state of emergency and it is only fair, people are more comfortable eating in than out. jillian: more than 1000 arrests during spring break time in miami where some of the video we have seen has been wild to watch. have you ever seen anything like this? >> know. never. i have been in miami beach since 1997 and never seen this much chaos and god bless our police. i can't imagine being in miami beach right now. i have no words. i have no words. jillian: must be frustrating a business owner. do you worry about looting, your restaurant getting damaged? anything like that? >> absolutely. that is why are brought it up because there was such chaos

going on and i was worried about stopping the curfew at 8:00 pm, you want people to stay inside. they have to be able to eat. a lot of places on miami beach, whether there are hotels or things like that, hotels have kitchens and some people have a mini fridge in their hotel room. i was proud of my city officials to hear me in that news conference and take steps to allow us delivery in the beginning at 12 am and now they are allowing all night. you have to bring it to their attention. i want to that conference. jillian: you are certainly bringing it to their attention. keep us updated. carley: 26 after the hour. one of the nation's largest unions not convinced by new cdc guidelines, the union is

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>> i don't need to wait another minute later in an hour to take common steps, to urge my colleagues in the house and senate to act. we can ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines in this country. carley: president biden colin on the senate to pass gun-control measures in the wake of the

deadly mass shooting in boulder, colorado. here's why he says the left is blaming the weapons. fox nation host tomi lahren, good morning. what is your reaction to the latest push for gun-control? >> every time someone on the left, a democrat talks about an assault weapons ban i question whether they know what an assault weapon is an think ar stands for assault rifle. i encourage them to check their facts but i said it again, to everyone the things that believes in gun-control measures and gun control. tragedies if lunatics, terrorists, followed laws we wouldn't have this problem in the first place. the only people your gun-control will stop is law-abiding citizens who use their second amendment rights to defend and protect himself as. democrats spent an entire summer telling us to defund the police

but now they are saying the only people that need to have high-capacity weapons or weapons of any sort whatsoever that consists of a firearm are the police. people like me told me this for months on end. you're going to get a gun wrap and told us over and over. democrats never let a tragedy go to waste. carley: we saw a record number of sales over the summer during the defund the police riots and protests but it will take two bills passed in the house and one of them call for background check on this. the other gives law enforcement 10 days for background check rather than the 3 daytime period they have now. how do you feel about strengthening background checks and the assault weapons ban?

>> to the average person talking about background checks and other infringements seems like common sense gun reform and what democrats do and are effective at this chip away at our rights, bringing little infringements at a time, little infringements at a time until they make way for what they really want which is an assault weapons ban and moving further to what they really really want, a gun grab. they tell us over and over that is not what they want but they do it in solid metal steps and pass it off as common sense reform. nothing is common sense about this. at the end of the day this will neuter law-abiding citizens and americans who have every right to protect and defend themselves, shall not be infringed means shall not be infringed and it is not common sense to say otherwise. carley: look at the border crisis, kamala harris taking heat being accused of laughing

off what is going on on the southern border. take a listen. >> do you plan to visit the border? >> not today. but i have before and i'm sure i will again. >> that is not compassionate. that is not giving a damn. >> no laughing matter. i wish the vice president and the president would come to the border. >> she is laughing, the dhs secretary is lying. the president is lying. >> with laughing off the crisis or nervous tics, we hear her laughing like that sometimes when asked a question. she seemed on prepared to be asked about the border machines shocking to me because it is the biggest thing that is happening in our country right now. >> the entire administration seems completely and prepared for what is going on at the border but i will say again that

what they are doing is not just something they are prepared for but part of the plan. they know what is happening at the border whether they choose to laugh or not whether it is a nervous take or her taking it lightly, quite obvious here but i will tell us to kamala. a lot of folks like myself would love to go on a border trip but i've gone on several times in the past, we have been told people like me and other media are not allowed to go down there or talk to border patrol or official visit but i will say this. i will go to the border next week to see what is going on for myself talking to ranchers or people in these communities that have declared a state of emergency because of the influx coming into their communities. i want the american people to understand not only are they having an influx across the border but using taxpayer dollars. legal immigrants at convention centers until they are not safe to hold events but safe enough to hold thousands and thousands of people with no legal right to be here. americans, wake up. once again we told you so. open borders, gun grabs, higher

taxes, higher gas prices, this is what you get when you vote democrat. jillian: no interruption available exclusively on fox nation. thank you for waking up early with us. two men arrested after a woman in found dead in a miami hotel room. christine engelhardt was on spring break from outside philadelphia. surveillance video shows dorian taylor walking into the hotel with angle hard, they are accused of drugging and sexually assaulting her before running off with her credit card. both are scheduled to appear in court next month. black lives better activist rush a new yorker assist or trapping customers inside. protesters chanting and demanding to be left in after employees locked the doors was the rochester demonstration marks the 1-year anniversary of daniel prude's death.

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jillian: it is an every day thing. lawrence jones went to see for himself next. just one spectator per player allowed at youth sports. the mayor push back against the wall and from our friends at fox back, download the fox but super 6 apps and win 10,$000. all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the quiz show, download the fox that super 6 apps now.

jillian: back with fox news alert, the maritime trade route thrown into turmoil after a large cargo ship in the wrong direction. the massive vessel ran aground when it was overcome by strong winds and lost power in egypt's suez canal. other ships are being diverged to another channel.

there are no reports of injuries. it is unclear how long it will take the ship to resume course. north korea fired at least one missile over the weekend after the rogue regime warns the white house against joint military exercises south korea. carley: the biden administration downplays the test. >> reporter: north korea testfired one missile over the weekend after a stark warning about joint military exercises with the united states and south korea. a top official of kim jong-il and spoke about the biden administration saying it wants piece for the coming four years and a refrain for causing that in its first step. the first step since president biden took office and a senior biden administration official responded to the action saying while we take this military activity seriously and will

continue to consult on this with partners and allies we see this action in the category of normal activity. most normal interactivity by the north. it comes after a visit last week to japan and south korea by secretary lloyd austin and secretary anthony blinken. president biden was asked about it on the north lawn of the white house but nothing much has changed. donald trump's first london office have a lot to do with north korea. president biden is expected to be more focused on china. jillian: thank you. this viral video giving the nation a shocking look at what life is like in one philadelphia neighborhood. the new skid row. kensington is in north philly, notoriously known for a lot of crime, drug use, it has been known for that for quite some time. carley: we sent lawrence jones to see the city's worsening drug

crisis firsthand. >> the highest overdose rate of any of the popular counties in america and in 2019 the highest number of overdoses were right here in kensington. what do you see when you come down here? >> needles. it is a shame. it is a shame. >> reporter: are you afraid to walk into it you >> the needles, falling over. >> reporter: what type is it? >> new york. >> i have been to most of all the major cities being impacted by this drug crisis, the homeless crisis had never seen anything like this in my life, needles everywhere, capsules everywhere. people picking up needles to reuse. fires, fights, in the street, the sad part about all of this,

this is in broad daylight. people shooting up in broad daylight while children, families are walking the streets. this is what they see. >> you can't. it is called needle park. >> they will ask, just explaining what it is these people are doing or why the guys doing that. >> reporter: this would be considered the epicenter of this area. >> all sorts of activity here every single night, have a good time for the cleanup crews to get it done. is it destroying business? >> yes. very much so. >> reporter: what are they doing? >> shame to say nothing. >> reporter: who is out here?

people from philly? >> deliver out west, north. >> reporter: why do they come to philly? >> it is the drug market. if you want to have it come to philadelphia. >> reporter: this is a city that has been impacted like no other. what do you see? >> the age group of the guys that are out there is dropping. >> i go home in tears. >> reporter: you don't think there's anything we can do to help the situation? >> slow it up. never stop it. carley: hiram from outside philly. this is nothing new. kensington has been like this for a long time. obviously the problem is getting

worse but i have covered crime there, police shootings in those areas because i was a news reporter in philly at a local station. it is sad to see. you drive down the street, it is not just like that. you could tell one of the residents was so frustrated she said they are doing absolutely nothing about this so maybe that will change. we did reach out to philadelphia police department but they declined to comment but the mayor, sentences. the covid 19 pandemic prompted a large spike nationwide. kensington is the area of philadelphia hardest hit in the wake of this was the city of philadelphia establish the opioid response union to address these concerns. combined efforts allowed us to make significant changes in the way we serve our most vulnerable

residents. time is of the essence because it has been going on for a while. >> as long as i have known that area it has been going on. this is not getting any better. if it does start to get better and we will continue to follow. the city of oakland launches one of the largest guaranteed income programs in the country. the california communities such to send 600 family $500 a month. the initiative, experimenting with universal basic income. to qualify, families mister less then 50% of median income and identify as ethnic minorities. the nation's second-largest teachers union says it is not convinced of social distancing adequate for schools. the american federation of teachers writing this letter to the cdc saying we have immediate logistical questions and they do not identify mitigation strategies to support 3 feet of physical distancing.

republicans in california pushing back on virus restrictions on youth sports, state health department limit spectators to only one immediate family member per athlete. in a letter, lawmakers said there was no science to show sporting events are more dangerous than movie theaters or indoor dining which is reopened. the department says the rules will be updated soon. carley: black wives carefully endorsing far left da george gascon. jillian: our next guest reached out to black wives matter after her son was killed but got the cold shoulder. that mother joins us live next.

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jillian: the leader of los angeles's by classmates after standing with progressive da george gascon. molina abdullah saying his agenda lined up with our agenda perfectly, reached out to black lives better for support after her son was brutally murdered and says it wouldn't help. she joins us live. thank you for being here. you are wearing that mask. whatever makes you feel comfortable, we are happy to have you here to share your story with us. tell us what happened after your son died. >> after he was murdered i reached out to them recently when this happened with gascon and the evidence came up, evidence that it was a hate crime because he was black. i reached out to some more black advocates. you ask me what the story is

about, i didn't hear you. carley: i was asking if you could tell us when you reached out to them, i'm sorry for the loss of your son. when you reached out to them what was the response? >> nothing. i got nothing. jillian: are you surprised? >> know. my son wasn't killed by cops or white people. black wives matter is a multimillion dollar business for them. it is not about black lives. anybody black that gets murdered by a cop can generate big bucks for them. the people that are being murdered that are generated big bucks have no concern. my son was murdered, brutally murdered because he was black but they weren't interested

because it wouldn't generate millions of dollars. i am not the only mom that complains about black wives matter who lost a child. pretty much everyone i talked to where i am from don't care about black lives matter. jillian: here is a quote from the la district attorney that reads, quote, i feel we need to reform -- reform the system and getting to that conclusion and the system did not need reform because the system is doing what it was designed to do, to incarcerate large numbers of black and brown people. what would you say to the district attorney? >> i agree that there is police brutality. i agree with that. at the same time you can't compromise victims as an attempt to reform. you've got to figure out a way

to weed the meat and spit out the bones. you can't dismantle justice to ensure in justice. you've got to figure out a way to preserve victims, take care of us, make sure we are here because of somebody else, the people they have in the system right now. i didn't choose to be a mom, the rest of the gang members choose that. we got to figure out a way. jillian: so sorry for your loss. thank you for joining us and keep us updated on everything. thank you for joining us. still ahead, burn the flag, spend a year behind bars. we will hear from the state lawmaker pursuing the punishment to protect old glory.

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>> he believes he had been spared for a purpose by god. >> they look to us to meet the great challenge. jillian: it is wednesday march 2, '04, scary to be around, chilling details about the supermarket shooting suspect as democrats race to push their gun control agenda. >> i don't need to wait another minute. we can ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines in this country. jillian: live in boulder with what we are learning about the victims and investigation into a motive. white house with missouri bases to house migrants flooding across the border. is a crisis yet? live in washington.