benjamin: thanks for joining us as we begin with the crisis at the border. president biden appoints vice president kamala harris as the person in charge of curbing the migrant surge. >> the administration confirm 16,000 migrant children are now in custody. >> those numbers continue to increase. it was a year ago when donald trump appointed his vice president to take over the covid-19 pandemic, now we have president biden appointing vice president harris, he made the announcement yesterday, taking over the surge of the southern border of the united states, joining president biden yesterday, health and human services secretary xavier

becerra, went security secretary alejandro mayorkas. the most recent numbers from the administration, 16,513 unaccompanied children in health and human services and customs and border protection custody as of yesterday. there are 2897 confirmed covid 19 cases among those unaccompanied children, 319 tested positive the remaining medical isolation. the good news, none require hospitalization. >> no surge, it is our responsibility to do it humanely and to stop what is happening. >> reporter: we had a chance to see what was happening yesterday because for the first time an independent news organization was allowed inside one of the processing facilities in texas to give the american public an idea what these facilities look like. white house press secretary jen psaki after weeks of fielding

questions when we with the cameras in, the administration once all of them to look like. >> what about access to the facility where there is overcrowding and an actual problem. >> we are providing access and this is the first step in the process. these facilities are forums for media access all day long. >> you can expect to hear more about not only the border but these processing facilities because president biden has his first news conference and becoming commander-in-chief, that will be 1:15 today in the east room of the white house. >> we will be watching, thank you. and former speaker of the house and fox news contributor newt gingrich says the president just bailed himself out and just in time by putting the vice president in charge of the border response. >> very clever of biden on the eve of his press conference to turn it over to her so every

question about the border he can say that is vice president harris's job, talk to her about it, next question. he managed to dock all responsibility for what is not a crisis, it is a disaster and it is getting worse. >> half of americans think the border situation is a crisis, biden administration is still insisting it is a challenge and a circumstance. of fox news alert, new allegations against andrew cuomo. a new report says he gave his family special access to covid 19 tests at the start of the pandemic. ashley joins us with more on this. >> according to that report from the times union governor andrew cuomo more or less let his family skip the line when it came to testing.

that would be a violation of new york's constitution which bar state officials from using their position to gain privilege for themselves or others. cnn anchor chris cuomo and his family, the governor's mother and one of his sisters allegedly got priority covid testing was reported in the new york times says in march of 2020 as the seriousness of the virus was still becoming clear to the broader public and testing was not widely available. when asked if top health officials would be questioned on the issue, the new york health department spokesperson said you are asking professionals who took an oath to protect the patient's privacy to violate that oath and compromise their integrity. this is just the latest scandal to the embattled governor. yesterday cuomo sparred with reporters over concerns for staffers working for his office, accusing the democrat of sexual harassment to respond to critics who say he can no longer do his job. this is what he had to say back. >> it is clearly not true. the reality is the exact opposite.

there are always multiple situations to deal with. >> meanwhile state lawmakers voted to repeal immunity protections granted to healthcare facilities. back to you. >> the scandal keeps on growing, thank you. and now to this. the boulder mass shooting suspect's court appearance today, he will hear his pending charges but will not be asked to enter a plea until a later hearing. meantime hundreds of people lined boulder streets to honor fallen officer eric talley. fellow men and women in blue sit around including the heroic officer, sam weaver said he spoke with president biden about the tragedy. >> the leader of our country who feels the pain our loss. >> reporter: the fence that surrounded the grocery store has become a wall of remembrance for

those who lost their lives. virginia becomes the first southern state to repeal the death penalty. governor ralph northrom signing it into law calling the system fundamentally flawed following the tour of the death chamber at the greenville corrections center. the highest number of executions in the country. carley: jen psaki defends the firing of five white house staffers for their past marijuana use. >> we try to work with the security service to make determinations about suitability for serving in government. i served in the obama biden administration, the were more stringent. >> reporter: he pointed out marijuana is still illegal federally. staffers were fired despite vice president harris admitting to marijuana use. jillian: the time is 6 minutes after the hour.

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jillian: big tech ceos will appear virtually before congress is investigators investigate the role of social media in censorship. carley: what can we expect to hear from the top executives today? >> reporter: big tech executives will appear virtually before a house committee later today to

discuss social media's role in allegedly promoting extremism and misinformation. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey and google ceo are expected to talk about the importance of section 230 of the communications decency act as republicans and democrats alike called for reform with some demanding it be repealed altogether. section 230 is a rule that shield social media companies from being held liable for content on their platforms or allowing them to moderate that content. they will ask congress to consider giving social media platforms liability protection for certain types of unlawful content. it is the first time executives will be forced to answer questions from lawmakers on their decision to formally suspend donald trump from facebook and twitter after the capital ride in january but twitter and facebook executives maintain the former president is banned from the social media platform for good, he will be

back on one of his own. >> i think we will see donald trump returning to social media, two or three months, with his own platform and this will be the hottest ticket in social media, it will redefine the game. >> the executives will appear virtually before the committees at noon today. >> let's bring in georgia congressman betty carter who will be at today's hearing, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. what do you think is the most important question that needs to be answered today? >> there will be a lot of questions about section 230 and whether it should be removed or not. this will be the first time we've heard from google. we have had facebook and twitter before us in this committee and we talked to them before and i have to tell you i'm deeply disappointed because i made it clear at the last hearing, a number of us did that what we don't want to have to regulate

you guys. i don't want to stifle innovation but if you don't clear this up we are going to have to and it seems to go in one ear and out the other because they haven't cleared it up. we will have questions about censorship, questions about illicit use of these platforms, there will be questions about mental health. i have a special interest in that because i think there's a big problem particularly with our students in mental health right now. >> there will be a tug-of-war between republicans and democrats because democrats will want to focus on misinformation, republicans the opposite, talking about conservative censorship. when social media platforms first started they were the arbiters of truth, they just took down the obvious things, violent content, pornographic content, doctors spoke to congress and their videos have been removed from platforms like

youtube. of that information is good enough for members of congress but the american people can't hear it. >> we want to know in the way of censorship what their policies are and how they are being implemented and how they are implemented among different platforms. we need consistency and transparency. jillian: what is going on at the border and whether or not coordination on social media might have anything to do with that. a question that i might have. >> an excellent point. i can assure you the question will be asked. we are interested in how these different groups are using these platforms and what they are doing that is going to impact what is obviously as former speaker gingrich called it, a disaster.

it has passed being a crisis. it is a disaster. we know these platforms are being used by different groups and they are being used at the border and that will be a big question and there will be a lot of focus on that. jillian: there was a big debate yesterday on capitol hill on the for the people act which would dramatically change election law. let's listen to the two leaders of the senate duke it out. >> shame shame shame. why are you so afraid of democracy. >> the shame around here is turning the ftc into a partisan prosecutor to harass and intimidate the other side. jillian: someone should be ashamed of themselves. taking away rights from the states would dramatically

increase mail-in voting. your branch of government past it and it is headed to the senate. >> i didn't pass it. it was passed in a partisan fashion but this is not for the people. this is for the politicians. it will take taxpayers money and give it to politicians to be used in political campaigns. our constitution is clear it is up to the state legislatures to run the election processes in a different states. the federal government needs to stay out of it. this is the worst piece of legislation i have ever seen. it will lead to mass chaos and it will ruin our election system. there is no question about it. the state of georgia right now is still in session addressing it and they should be because it is the responsibility of the state legislatures. perfectly clear in our constitution. jillian: thanks for joining us. appreciate it.

still ahead, easter is coming but the cdc is warning against big gatherings even if you are vaccinated, doctor janette nesheiwat says hang in a little longer, the precautions she suggests next.

>> and doctor janette nesheiwat calls this development unbeatable. good to see you. when we first started the conversation about vaccines we wondered if at some point the covid 19 vaccine would be in with the flu vaccine and that

could happen. >> yes. they say one or 2 years it could be on the market. it has to get fda approval but this is incredible because flu and covid are respiratory illnesses and it makes sense to combine them as a two in one vaccine like we see measles, mumps and rubella vaccine or tetanus, diphtheria, it is common to combine vaccines together. 200 million americans every year get their flu shot. they are more likely to get their flu and covid shots together and that means saving lives and less hospitalization. jillian: if you would, when you combine that does that lower the effectiveness of either? >> using mri technology, making sure the efficacy of the covid vaccine stays high.

you can modify it based in the change on the virus. usually the flu vaccine is 30 to 60% effective, they can strengthen the efficacy of the influenza vaccine and the covid vaccine. jillian: the flu cases, a little more than 1800 in 2020, 21, flu season compared to 38 million. >> 2019-20 flu season, 400,000 hospitalizations and that number decreased dramatically most

likely because of a combination of the flu shot and preventative measures against influenza as well, handwashing, wearing your mass, social distancing. the outbreaks of flu and -- >> makes you wonder, flu cases are down and mitigating measures, social distance and stuff but covid numbers, let's talk about easter. the cdc released guidelines. we can visit with other fully vaccinated people without wearing masks or social distancing, you can visit unvaccinated people indoors without wearing masks or social distancing, refrain from quarantine, and 14% of americans

are fully immunized. what do you make of these guidelines? >> from my experience the outbreaks i have seen have to do with social gatherings during the holidays. there is a concern with the easter holidays, we want to be careful but the key, we have a mixture of households. if you are a grandparent and fully vaccinated, you want to see a daughter in children that is okay if they are unvaccinated as long as it is just them and at low risk, low risk and no other mixing of households. it is still recommended, if you are going outdoors, in public, around other people, got to where your mask even if you are vaccinated because the vaccines are not 100% effective, we only

have 14% of americans who are vaccinated and johnson & johnson, 72% effective, a 30% chance of still picking up and spreading it to others may be at higher risk of covid complications at not had a chance, and that is important to take precautions, be safe, smart, protect yourself until we get more americans vaccinated, on our way to doing that. jillian: i didn't know what to make of this. researchers are studying, masks that cover your nose and not your mouth it restaurant so you can at least stay a little bit protected. >> it can enter your eyes, nose and mouth but you have to take off your mask when you are eating, it is okay to where it,

the amount of protection necessary. when you finish eating, cover back up again because we don't want you at risk. jillian: i don't know what to say. you don't want people to cover their mouth. >> in 2022 some people will be wearing two nose masks. 22 after the hour, president biden's news conference, hours away. >> a confused response from the commander in chief, how will he handle this question. joe concha is next. ♪♪ one way or another ♪♪

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>> honoring fallen officer eric talley following the mass shooting. the suspect is expected to make his first court appearance today. >> reporter: we are hours away from suspect ahmad alyssa making his first appearance the world since investigators came to this grocery store in boulder, colorado and opened fire killing 10 people and that might be the main focus of the investigation, for this community they continued to honor the victims. it was an emotional night as hundreds got together to remember the 10 people killed during the mass shooting at the supermarket in boulder. holding candles more than 500 people at times stood in silence

mourning the loss to their community. earlier in the day crowd paid tribute specifically to officer eric talley, police and firefighters lined the road as they watched the procession taking the body to the funeral home. we are hearing from the family of ricky knowles, the store manager, 25 years old, there is a hole in their family that will never be filled. >> she would come to the house and joke around and laugh. she would start laughing so hard she would snort. >> she would dance to the music. we called it her guerrilla dance. anything to make you smile. >> reporter: the suspect, 21-year-old, alyssa will be in court later this morning, will get a chance to hear the pending charges police have filed and hear his rights. alyssa currently faces ten charges of first-degree murder

and one for attempted murder. carley: appreciate it. hours from now president biden will finally take questions breaking his two month streak without an official press conference. >> a press conference tomorrow. >> reporter: do i turn this over to? >> the press conference. jillian: several issues could come up. media opinion columnist for the hell joe concha joins me with his expectations. it is a big day. that is the question. >> it seemed a reminder no question. considering the hype and anticipation for what would have been a routine events, heather

president on this for weeks in like his predecessor did instead of waiting 5 weeks later 9 weeks in you wouldn't see the hype around an event that places worst attributes in terms of being a president that that is speaking extemporaneously outside of our prompter taking tough questions because he has barely taken any tough questions, you see during every live event he is whisked off the stage, sanders saying the press has to leave. he will be like a boxer going into a big match without training or sparring. the question is will the press do its job here, asking tough questions particularly concerning the border and following up. one quick example. if you ask him is there a crisis at the border, he will say it is something like circumstance or a challenge but sir, this is an unprecedented surge we've not

seen for two decades, 700% capacity in some facilities during a pandemic so how do you not classify this as a crisis and what is your solution to fix it? you can't just let them go. he will probably say natural disasters and drug cartels are why people are coming now. drug cartels and natural disasters occurred during previous administrations and we didn't see this sort of surge. there's got to be tough follow-ups. will the press do its job now that a democrat is in office. jillian: the press is annoyed with him because he promised transparency and there is anything but with the border situation and he doesn't do a press conference in two month. i would expect he will be seeing less softball questions than he is used to. >> peter doocy will do his job but a couple questions i would like to ask if i were in the room for instance the governors

of texas and mississippi were being and as falls for lifting mask mandate yet here you have hundreds of migrants testing positive for covid and being released into the us population only being asked to call her and she as if they have a house or apartment to go to to do that. how is this not a super spreader event? mister president, you set your covid relief bill, $1.9 trillion allocated for reopening schools and making them better in terms of ventilation, most of that money won't be spent until 2022. what is your message to parents that they reopen now as your cdc director says, follow the science, you're not following the science was you said on cnn last month, you left your office without a vaccine yet you got two doses of the vaccine it didn't exist in december and january before you took office, your vice president said they had to start from scratch, nearly 1 million doses being

administered a day so why don't you give the previous administration credit for the vaccine you inherited. those are questions i would ask. jillian: peter doocy says he has binders full of questions. i have a feeling some version of what you just said is included. thank you for joining us this morning, appreciate it. >> i will put on my nose mask now. jillian: the latest trends, we love it. you can eat and drink with it. carley: all right, let's talk extreme weather because at least two traffic drivers are killed amid massive flooding in australia. 40,000 people have evacuated following days of torrential rain, some areas receiving 20 inches in one day. senior meteorologist janice dean with what we can expect back home. >> janice: another day of severe weather including tornadoes across the mississippi river valley. we have cold air behind the cold

front charging across portions of the south, large, damaging winds, and tornadoes. you can see this area of low pressure getting cramped up. we have a couple severe thunderstorm warnings in parts of texas and mississippi. severe threat through this evening, a high risk area for parts of mississippi, alabama, the same areas that got hit hard last week. very concerning especially in the afternoon hours, daytime heating and the air becomes unstable. this will be a very dire situation. you should know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area and know how you're going to get those watches and warnings through the evening. this will lift with the mid-atlantic and the northeast on friday but my main concern is areas across the mississippi river valley, large district of life-threatening tornadoes, yet

another day of severe weather. we will keep you up-to-date. jillian: the first openly transgender federal official is confirmed by the u.s. senate. doctor rachel levine making history after the senate confirmed her as new assistant secretary of the department of health and human services. she previously served as pennsylvania's top health official. carley: texas a and m wins with a buzzer beater against iowa state. >> hard to score. sweet 16. carley: they take on arizona. yukon women's basketball team welcomes head coach who rejoins the team after quarantining for covid 19. the time is 38 after the hour. the migrant crisis a growing

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>> you intend to visit the border? >> not today. >> she is the most qualified to lead our efforts.

and countries that need help in stemming so many folks bringing migration to the southern border. jillian: after vice president hairs off of his to the border president biden places her in charge of the white house response. carley: pete hegseth you live in cincinnati, ohio. good morning. you just heard it. vice president harris will be serving as the politically is on the talking to mexico, el salvador, guatemala, honduras, but if you want to fix this problem don't you have to start with the biden administration policies? >> reporter: you stole my first point. good morning to you both. a shuffling of personnel, not going to inspire any confidence, anyone who believes it needs to change. you can put kamala harris in

charge or prime minister ron in charge, doesn't matter if you maintain the incentives at the border to say if you come now you will get in. you may not have a court date to report later on because you are so overwhelmed. you know for sure you will be here and might be kept too long and put in cages. even though they look like the cages because we care so much and that is what democrats can count on. we care more. we of our humanitarians and the result at the border doesn't matter as much, the media will cover for us so we buy our time in the process and the crazy part, the mantra they use to get to the trump administration a few years ago, you are

incentivizing unaccompanied minors to come alone you have separated kids from the parents. they make this perilous journey, the problem a lot of us have is when you step to the border, what if they want it this way. what if these are future voters in the mind of democrats, and ultimately they believe the media will look away. as you said the beginning this is not a policy change but a personnel change and doesn't inspire a lot of confidence that we should have borders. jillian: a lot of people agree young children are innocent victims in this, they are house at military bases. i am curious your opinion on this. >> not what military bases are intended to do, but dealing with a crisis, this one institution built to be capable to manage

these, wouldn't surprise me they turn to the most capable institution, the military, to try to get it done, that's not a long-term solution. imagine of donald trump and kids in military bases. jillian: i'm looking forward to hearing you talk to the folks in cincinnati. >> absolutely. we are at camp washington chili, they call it the camp and chili heads. chili is well-known right here on the menu. i didn't know, i knew someone was famous for chili. i didn't know you put it on spaghetti. that is what they do, that is the standard local fair. we will talk to the folks and joe biden was in columbus, near cincinnati tuesday. we will talk about immigration policies and the first 70 days of the administration, the economy, mask mandate, the voice of the people, breakfast with

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>> a raging protest forces police to declare an unlawful assembly in los angeles, tensions escalated as police closed the homeless camp. carley: cheryl casone joins us with more. >> police and protesters clashing in los angeles

overnight aspartic rangers begin to clear out echo park where a large homeless and cam and has been erected during the pandemic, protesters threw bottles at officers. michael moore tweeted those inside the park and tends will remain overnight. no one else may enter housing resources being provided to everyone. the protesters eventually dispersed. carley: donald from moving forward with his plans to return to social media. >> reporter: that is the report we talked about on foxbusiness. he is considering developing his own social media network, free space as a potential partner, free space creating the profile, you can post on a wall, offer core messaging. jason miller telling fox news trump would return to social media with his own service, we are getting more details on that. carley: boxes and boxes of girl scout cookies not enough.

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on this door immigration policy that the president has put forward. one of the problems is that if an illegal alien is running away from law enforcement, there's no way that we have federal laws in place to retain them once they are actually caught. all this individual has to do is claim that they are an american citizen and if we can't immediately tell that they aren't an american citizen then they are released right back out into the community. we had a situation like that where we had three people cross over from the canadian border. these things just aren't happening on the southern border. crossover on the canadian border high-speed chase 50, 60 miles, once caught one of them claimed to be an american citizen so they were released back out into the community and later discovered they were a felon with an incredible record said this legislation would give the federal authorities the ability to charge them with a federal crime for fleeing law enforcement and be able to retain them and take a little

bit of time to figure out who exactly they are. jillian: wow, okay. certainly keep an eye on that and see where that goes. here is what cbp has to say, quote. cbp continually evaluates possible contingency plans and adjusts its operations as circumstances dictate. currently there are no plan to transfer migrants from the southwest border to the northern or coastal borders. now, if that plan were to change, here is what montana's governor and a.g. say about that quote: montana is unable to care for those individuals and should not have to bear the public safety costs this reported action will impose. so can you talk about the public safety cost and also the fact, you know, that if you have your governor and a. g saying that your state is unable to care for them wouldn't that put them in harm's way then potentially. >> they would. i work very closely with a.g. can a neutz son and governor forte. spot on. we are not prepared to start

taking on the problems that president biden has created on the southern border. and for cbp and homeland security to be considering these things and they -- these plans have been on the board. they are just not implementing them right now. and for them to be considering these without having a discussion with the lone congressman from the state of montana is very troubling, i will tell you. we cannot have this kind of thing happening. it just goes to show how bad the situation is at the southern border. they are not able to acome indicate even processing these people. there are so many of them coming through. we cannot just lay it on the balance of the states to resolve this problem. jillian: yeah, that's so true. when you think about illegal immigration on the southern border. the last place that you really think of is montana. so it really shows how big of an issue this is right now with illegal immigrants getting flown to other states. you are hoping to do something about it and so is the governor. jillian: congressman, thank you. carley: thank you so much for

joining us, i appreciate. >> it thank you so much for having me on this morning. jillian: thank you have. a lot of questions on that today in the press conference. carley: absolutely. jillian: that is 1:15, stay tuned because fox news channel will have coverage of that. carley: that's right. and "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> the u.s. government effort to fix the mess at the border will be led now by kamala harris. >> if you are going to put the vice president in charge, then you are definitely saying you just don't have a pr problem, do you have a crisis. >> andrew cuomo's family members given special access to covid testing. >> according to that report, that would be a violation of new york's constitution. >> in a matter of hours, the suspect accused of killing 10 people will appear in court for the first time. >> we are going to do everything in our powers to make sure the suspect has a thorough trial. >> north korea firing two ballistic missiles into the sea near japan. >> u.s. officials say north korea has between 20 and 60 nuclear warheads and continues