at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com arthel: president biden facing growth under growing pressure to visit the border into the crisis firsthand, former president trump says he will likely make his own visit in the coming weeks. hello and welcome to fox news live i am arthel neville. hi eric. eric: hello, thank you for joining us today i am eric shawn president biden has said he will go to the border at some point but he has not yet said win, citing what he said would be a distraction over president visiting the facility with secret service and everything the number of not a comedy migrants in our country in custody is growing by the day right now officials say 18000 young people are being held two

groups of lawmakers, one democratic and one republican recently visited the reporter republicans were led by ted cruz who revealed how packed the facilities are. republican texas congressman brian babin joined fox news live earlier today and called on the administration to take more action. >> we have been told for day after day, week after week that this is not a crisis and yet we know it is a crisis, this is time for the administration to step up and see it for themselves and not the unofficial gag orders to the media can't go down and see the facilities and tell us that we have a closed border and people are being turned back where we know that is absolutely not the truth. eric: steve harrigan live in texas was on the border at the very southern tip of the lone star state, hi steve.

>> 19 republican senators here on friday focusing a lot of attention on the situation on the border there is a facility in donna texas which has been criticized for being overcrowded and since there the criticism has been steady here is senator john barrasso. >> the young people one and ten of them has coronavirus when they finally get tested and they're . the american people need to hear this, see this. >> the senators tried to bring media along with them and they were blocked senator ted cruz posted this encounter to social media, president biden has not yet said win he is going to the border, we heard last night on judge jeanine and toxic president trump that president tends to head to the border in the coming weeks.

here is president trump. >> and want to fix is the administration. >> over the next couple of weeks the border patrol wants me too go probably over the next couple weeks i don't think there's a rush for me too go, he supposed to go make the decisions, a very, very bad decision was state in mexico where he ended that in its incredible vernacular along with mexico and you have a great president of mexico who is fantastic to me. >> the real struggle has been to find enough beds for the other company minors who keep coming over on the average of 500 each day, back to you. eric: thank you so much, connecticut senator chris murphy is pointing out even though there's an issue he says it's still at a 40 year low in terms of the illegal immigration. meanwhile foxnews.com exclusive texas republican senator ted

cruz has written directly to president trump says it should be open media access to the border facilities holding the migrant children, the senator writes i urge you to stop and confront the consequences and how the media access to these facilities. you will get more on that story and read the senators letter to the president in its entirety on foxnews.com, the white house news conference on thursday, the president promised there would be full access for the media and the president on thursday said that would happen as soon as he gets everything moving. arthel: at least four people dead after extreme flooding hit nashville, tennessee. at least 130 people had to be rescued from rising floodwaters and mudslides. nashville saw more than 7 inches of rainfall over the last two days, the second-highest today total in city history, officials said it was the city's worst flooding event since 2010, forecasters say the storm that hit tennessee could bring flash

flooding to parts of the east coast today and tomorrow. security is tight downtown minneapolis with the murder trial of former neapolis police officer dear children set to begin tomorrow he has pleaded not guilty to the murder charges he faces in the death of george floyd. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more. christina. >> national guard troops and lots of law enforcement are in minneapolis for the high-profile trial they are trying to prevent a repeat of the raging riots that rocked the city after george floyd's death. bystander cell phone video of ex-officer derek chauvin pressing his knee into george floyd's neck went viral and worldwide outrage and months of protests nationwide and violence in some places. now minneapolis even though the cities are bracing for possible unrest, authority say months of planning went into beefing up security.

>> no neighborhood deserves to feel violence and chaos, everyone should feel comfortable walking on the street on their sidewalk, that is the fundamental security that nobody should be denied in our city, the first pillar is a first amendment constitutionally protected speech for folks to gather together peacefully. >> derek chauvin a 19 year veteran's charge of manslaughter and second degree murder the third degree charge which carries a penalty of 25 years and was reinstated this month, to get derek chauvin convicted, prosecutors will have to prove he committed an act intimately and dangerous to others, more than one person. those his attorneys argued it should not apply in this case he does face and legal experts say it increases the odds that jural's welcome victim of murder. the other 3x officers involved in his arrest are said to trial

in august in manslaughter and 80 nano bedding second degree murder. derek chauvin's trial has spoke interest in the outcome could have widespread invocation for policing as advocates for criminal justice reform call for systematic changes. arthel: christina coleman live in los angeles. eric: in atlanta several lawmakers want the justice department to get involved in prosecuting the suspect who is charged with the murders of eight people including six asian women, today members of the congressional asian pacific american caucus visited those three spas where the gunman opened fire nearly two weeks ago. officials have not tried to suspect with a hate crime but they say they are not really not any additional charges. members of the caucus say, they do believe that the killing spree was racially motivated. >> we think this has to be prosecuted as a hate crime, it is clear that you would not

choose these three places unless you are targeting asian women. eric: meanwhile several rallies across the country yesterday demanding more from a response to the rise in violent crime recently against asian americans and pacific islanders. ♪. arthel: the fbi has reportedly joined the search for the boyfriend of a british woman who went missing three weeks ago, 41-year-old disappeared from her boyfriend's vote while was marred off the coast of the u.s. virgin islands st. john investigators say the boyfriend had not been cooperating with them and now he has disappeared. charles watson following all of this life from atlanta. >> the missing british woman's boyfriend ryan bain is nowhere to be found on the u.s. virgin islands and the new york post reported the fbi is now involved in trying to track down his

location, u.s. virgin islands police tell fox news they have located his 47-foot vote that he sailed away on last thursday when the 44-year-old was last seen but they did not say for sure where he is, he has not been declared a suspect has had his activity scrutinized since his 41-year-old girlfriend went missing the vote earlier this month, her family who launched a website and a facebook page to help finding the missing woman are urging local 40s to look through his vote as weeklong search efforts have turned up little to nothing. >> her current challenges facing the search, i would assume most important in the fact to this point i did not know of a forensic team on the vessel that she went missing from, it's in the back room behind me, i think that would be critical to further the investigation.

>> brittherm hesslop was last seen leaving a bar with bane they told authorities they returned his vote and they fell asleep and when they woke up at 2:30 a.m. he reported his girlfriend missing. they told bane to alert the coast guard for help but he failed to do so for roughly ten hours. then refused to allow investigators access to search his vote the following day and are felt, fox news has spoken to bane ex-wife that he was arrested in 2011 over domestic dispute that turned physical and left her with a chipped tooth, fox news reached out to bane lawyer who has not responded just yet. arthel: charles watson, thank you. eric: breaking and potentially helpful news on the container ship that is flocking the suez canal. later today is the best chance

of freeing the ship because a full moon is expected which would bring a high spring tide. you know the massive cargo ship has been stuck for six days blocking one of the busiest trade routes about 450 ships waiting in a massive nautical traffic jam. trey yingst live with the latest on trying to solve this mess. >> good afternoon the massive vessel called the ever given has been stuck in the suez canal since tuesday officials are hopeful it could be freed as early as tonight, there are multiple tugboats at this hour working to push the vessel but so far it's moved inches since the effort began, today will be critical egyptian and dutch salvage teams working to get the vessel dislodged. it comes with higher tides taking water levels of foot and have higher in the canal if two attempts rescuing the container

ships are unsuccessful there are other options, the egyptian president order preparation to remove more than 18000 containers on board the skyscraper size vote if needed, around 12% of global trade passes through the suez canal and each day it's us daca affects $9 billion worth of goods there's been an outpouring support from the international community that is broadly affected by this incident. >> with regard to the american assistance, we think them in the equipment, they are ready to use any assistance and they are ready to cooperate. we will ask for their assistance at the right time. >> the suez canal authority defended their safety record over the weekend saying last year 19000 vessels pass through this area and there was not one single accident. eric: will see if the lunar helps. thank you.

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arthel: president biden moments ago reacting to news that the former president says he plans to visit the southern border where a surge of migrants were arriving daily and the president was at delaware national guard base where he sent the weekend in delaware but he's on his way back to the white house before hopping on air force one he spoke to reporters there on the tarmac at delaware. more than 18000 migrant children are being held in the president, president biden and vice president harris have not announced any plans to visit the present abiding reacting to former president trump's plan to visit the border. let's listen in. >> we've seen republican senators at the border and trump says he's been asked by border

patrol agents, do you think that would be productive in any time on when he might go. >> we are putting in place a play on that i feel very confident about, i don't care what the other guy does. arthel: you heard president biden say he doesn't care what the other guy does, let's bring it to mark meredith live in wilmington, delaware where the president was spending a weekend and he's about to hop on air force one to head back to washington. >> good afternoon a quick flight for the president back to washington but he made some news reacting to the report from the former president that is going to be going down to the border in the next couple of weeks president biden wayne in saying he's not caring what the other guys doing referring to the former president and is also confident in his own border policies despite the opposition were seen from another of republican lawmakers. one thing that the white house has been saying they plan to

allow media access border patrol facilities soon, however, there is not an exact date set, we don't know who's getting access, what and when, there will be questions that will still tell when the president wants to get back to d.c. with the border and republicans have a good christmas under criticizing the other policy set up in a place the white house press secretary saint earlier today they're unwilling to go back to the way things once were. >> our objective is to take a different approach from the last administration, we are not going to send children under the age of 18, kids under the age of 18 pack on the treacherous journey they are fleeing challenging economic circumstances, hurricane, prosecution in some scenarios. republicans say this overcrowding is not only a health hazard but a national security crisis. they're urging them administration to start some of the asylum policies that were in place before that would require

migrants to wait in central american countries instead of coming to the u.s. border. >> we secure the border, we did the safe third country agreements, we built a wall, we established the remaining mexico program. >> president biden comes in and he dismantles everything, he basically readopted president obama's policy is. >> as we mentioned right now, president biden getting ready to head back to washington it will be a busy week for the president with much of the focus not on the border but what he wants to do with american infrastructure he will call on congress to spend trillions of dollars rebuilding roads, bridges, airports, something with bipartisan support in congress but whether or not that will be a reality is not a big question at this point, the white house also say they will roll this out in a few different points and will not all happen at once first infrastructure later on in april we should get a better idea of how the president wants to handle healthcare and other social programs.

arthel: another busy week ahead for president biden and he started the week en masse or on this palm sunday. mark meredith live in wilmington. eric: the number of unaccompanied minors crossing the border surges, the federal government is moving to various facilities, one is in midland texas. the city and county officials there said the decision completely blindsided them. joining us now patrick payton the mayor of midland and a pastor of the podcast called no neutral moments. welcome, to set the stage new york city has about 500 migrant teams 13 - 17 years old being housed in a camp and your city is what 300 miles from the border one way for an half hour drive, if you go south through big bend, butte for country, 20e border, what is your reaction to the teens being housed in

midland. >> good to be with you and ourselves and about this time two weeks ago sunday afternoon we were preparing for a meeting with the federal government and they were going to tell us they were opening this camp they never talk to us and discussed anything or strategized with us, 1130 that night they brought in of only 500 teenagers, 15 - 17 years old all male, now they have transported over 100 of them in charter planes and taken them to the interior of the country under the refugee and we have no idea where they have gone and where they have taken them. and now even though we asked them if they're going to bring more teenage migrants into our communities, they said that's not their plan, this week they brought 21 more in, the alarming thing they're knocking to consult with us or work with us, they don't want any help from our community ready to help the teenagers but in the meantime they keep doing mother going to do to facilitate the immigration policy from the biden administration and its basically whether the building at the same

time. arthel: you just hit an interesting theme, a city in a community willing to help those teenagers, let me reach you a local report neighbors say they have notices difference with this group and one said he's a retired pastor and he's concerned about the well-being of the teens, he contacted the officials to minister the migrants but has been turned away. what is the reaction, has there been a problem has they caused any problem, what is the sense of your citizens? >> it's been amazing in midland and odessa and as soon as our communities found out, it's about 400,000 people in our communities, as soon as they found out what kids were going to be churches start immobilizing, nonprofit started mobilizing saying what can we do, how can we help, can we give them closing to minister to them and we were told the federal government we don't want your helper need your help, are citizens have a heart for these kids at the same time very frustrated with the federal government which is moved into

our city to federalize property and now were literally providing a shuttle point for migrant teenagers to come over in the ages is 15 - 17 who we know well over half are being labored in sex traffic and now they're moving to midland and another community south of here and if you go to airport you see them getting on big jets the size of the southwest planes so the federal government is chartering jets to take them all over the country and places that we don't know so you have a community wanting to help with the government doing things they won't give us answers to and it's a part of the total chaos of the border because of executive orders. eric: officials say they have phone numbers in their arms, pieces of paper with relatives in the united states, that's one way how they get in being unaccompanied minors, give a relative in the u.s. you can get into the country that way. you mention 50% labor respect work, what you mean by that is. >> we absolutely know for certain this age of teenagers as

i have worked with our law enforcement, over 50% of them are being labor or sex traffic in one way or another. the dangerous part about this, our federal government because of this policy that is not a policy is complicit in facilitating the cartel then they take these teenagers and move them north of the border to do their business. it's very difficult when you hear jen psaki and others try to categories this as children who are five, six, seven, eight years old when many of these children are hand-picked and hand-delivered to the other side of the border, our side of the border and were complicit in the danger of their life when we don't have to be if we just take them back policy and we can take care of these kids the right way. eric: finally, what would you suggest, how do we stop that? >> i think it's been said by many people you already have on the air as we didn't have this problem until 60 days ago or 90 days ago but were not going to see the federal government in any way shape or form under the

democratic administration go back to what president trump was doing that would take humility in their pride and hatred, but we will take that. we'll go back to what with working and we will go back to that till anytime soon. eric: patrick payton in midland texas, he is dealing with this firsthand and also pastor of his podcast no neutral moments, you wear two hats, thank you for joining us during the fox news channel. >> thank you very much. arthel: cdc data shows a third of americans have received one dose of the coronavirus vaccine movie and into nearly half of all u.s. states are seeing arising cases, what is behind the surge and can vaccine stay ahead of new variants. ♪

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lawmakers say they reached a deal yesterday to expand the existing medical marijuana program officials that even if the law is passed today it could take up to two years before sales began, pope francis leads a scaled-down for the second year in a row due to pandemic. the pope gather with 100 worshipers at the vatican today. meantime in israel jewish communities were able to gather for passover in the country's vaccination program over half of israel's population including more than 80% of adults have been vaccinated so far. eric: back at home miami beach residents have had it they say they are fed up with the chaos caused by spring breakers. hundreds of protesters gathered outside a city hall yesterday they called out the lack of the cities being prepared for the onslaught of spring breakers from across the country the entertainment district is entering the second week under

an 18 curfew jonathan seri is standing by live in miami beach with the very latest where the sun is not down and it's a lot quieter. >> much quieter because of all the trouble that they've had here in previous weekends, a lot of residents were worried what would happen this weekend but it appears that the curfews are working and the crowds are lighter and much more orderly so certainly good news for residents here, my photographer chris and i were on the beach last night to see how things would go down about a half an hour before the curfew most people were packing up and leaving the sand and preparing to return to the cars and their hotels the peaceful scene last night was a far cry from previous weekends were fights and vandalism broke out which prompted the curfew in the first place, nevertheless some vacationers say blanket curfews punish everyone for the actions of a few bad actors.

>> 16 year old and younger, 25 and up should be able to stay out they are grown no i take that back, 30 and up, teens have to stay home they need babysitters. >> more on the rally yesterday miami beach residents are voicing their concerns that the city's nightlife has gotten out of control yesterday a group rallied outside of city hall to demand local politicians find a long-term solution there really concerned about the upcoming memorial day weekend and they want to have a plan in place the residence at the rally say miami beach is a welcoming place everyone is welcome to come here but that does not mean they should tolerate lawlessness. eric: a lot of crazy activity in the past couple of weeks. thank you so much.

arthel: as we head into a second easter and passover week under the shadow of the coronavirus many americans were hoping to spend the holiday with loved ones they have not seen a possibly more than a year but even as roughly as one third of the u.s. population has received at least one shot of a covid-19 vaccine, 22 states have seen more than a 10% increase in the number of new cases, let's bring in doctor, an infectious disease expert and a senior scholar at the john hopkins center for health security, what is driving the numbers of new cases and are you concerned about this? >> it's very obvious which driving to people pandemic fatigue and see the light at the end of the tunnel with the vaccine and they're starting to gather together and what's happening there is a proportion of the population that is nonvaccinated and this virus is still very much present and were seen a demographic shift younger people get infected because are not eligible for the vaccine and that's which driving cases and many of the states.

one thing that makes it different, these will be cases that don't indian serious disease hospitalization or death because of people been protected largely with the vaccine so were going with the decoupling of cases from hospitalizations and that's a good thing however, we have to be vigilant with these cases and test, trace and isolate and states need to be aggressively getting vaccine out to the younger age groups because they will drive the spread and we need to move past the priority groups and start to get about mass vaccination is be what it looks like that's coming hopefully very soon across the board, can pfizer, moderna and j&j already in the 91 million arms protect you from the variant that are out there. >> depends upon the variant and what you mean by protection but when it comes to what matter serious disease, hospitalization and death all of ours do very well even against the south

african and brazilian. the british variant what they call the uk or 117 variant are vaccines do very well with that same with california and the new york but the bottom line, the vaccine is what's going to prevent you from getting a serious illness with the variant so this is why we want everybody to get vaccinated and that will be a solution is accelerating vaccination. arthel: do we know any cases were 70 was fully vaccinated and then they got sick, they got the virus from one of the variance? >> we even see an johnson & johnson trial the individuals who got the johnson & johnson vaccine there was brake there with the south african variant but the breakthrough cases were not likely to be severe in land someone in the hospital or cause death that of the vaccines are about we will see the brazilian and south african brake there are vaccines but if you're vaccinated you're not likely to have a severe case that is basically what the vaccines are meant to do not to get to covid 0 but remove the ability of the virus to cause serious illness.

arthel: clearest up on this and reading multiple suggestions on this, what is the suggestion of the reality according to medical experts, if you have gotten in your fully vaccinated can you still, you can contract it but can you transmit the virus? >> it's very unlikely if your fully vaccinated that you will be a significant driver of spread it does not mean in 0 but looking at the data from israel it looks like for the uk variant which is very dominant in israel as well as the original version of the virus you're not likely to be a spreader of infection there waiting for more data to say that definitively but the general consensus you not going to be a vector if you're vaccinated. when it comes to brazilian and south african variance that's less certain because we know the husband breakthrough infections by how contagious, what is the viral loads, that is another question and it needs to be answered but again what the

bottom line if you have this vaccine in your body you're less likely to be a contributor to spread if you weren't vaccinated. arthel: until we reach herd immunity and people continue to disregard cdc guidelines, not wearing a mask the virus will continue to mutate will this diminish protection that you have from the existing vaccines, i know you said there still working but does not diminish the protection over time? >> the more spread that this virus have and the more vulnerable people to get infected the more chance to has to mutate, i think that's why we want to get control of this. it will not go to 0 but to a much more manageable level were having 50000 or so cases in the united states that gives a virus opportunities to mutate away from her vaccines and antibodies so we want nonvaccinated people to be vigilant wearing a mask, washing your hands, stay away from crowded and congregated places the pandemic is not over we have to get people to follow the common sense recommendations. arthel: really quickly before we

go right there, time when you have to show your coronavirus vaccine card to travel, return to work, go to a concert, return to campus, things like that. >> this is definitely something that will happen first with international travel and usually just to avoid having to go through quarantine and another test that may be something that will facilitate international travel there will be some businesses once we get a way to digitize and may allow you to come in freer and different capacity limits for vaccinated people and there may be similar things and what's going on in israel whether having concerts for vaccinated people to attend this might happen from a private standpoint where businesses might want to do this it'll be temporary until we get people vaccinated and likely evaporate. arthel: interesting, as always, thank you. eric: in washington summit democrats are split on ending

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filibuster senior writer at the wall street journal on fox news contributor. great to see you, the focus right now is not on the democrat version of the republicans but a standup between the democrat moderates and the liberals who want to change or get rid of the filibuster how do they negotiate their way through this? >> i think it's an uphill battle for the progressives for the left wing of the democratic party because you do have people like joe manchin and kristen cinnamon arizona saying they don't want to go this way. there is so much history here and so much bad blood that is hard to tell which way it's going to go, joe biden the other day cracked the door open a little bit over this whole debate about a new voting rights act there is a lot of anger among the democrats in the bill that was passed in georgia that

tightening restrictions on voting rights, now congress and the democrats in congress want to loosen some of the restrictions, there is a lot of history and we will hear a lot about this for the next couple of years at least. eric: let me take that, 195720 for hours, filibuster in the four, he stopped the civil rights act of that year, ted cruz, 201321 hours didn't make the 24, the very dramatic thing when they do this when it's been used as a device as a dramatic device a policy issue, as you said, you have the controversial georgia law, something for the georgia law that can be the tipping point, that could be the tipping point to potentially indeed. >> it's interesting how the voting rights legislation often ends up in the middle of this it was not just from a republican from south carolina it was also robert byrd interestingly a democrat from west virginia who

tried the filibuster the voting rights act, since we talk about history really what is going on beneath the surface here in the senate as it used to be a very clubby and tradition bound place in the tradition and sense of tradition has really been receding and under attack all the way back to the 1980s when democrats knocked out ronald reagan supreme court nominee robert bork, they have been fighting over supreme court nominee ever since, they did this thing called the nuclear option under harry reid, another democrat clearing the way for lower-level nominees to get in and both parties really have been chipping and chipping away at the tradition of the senate for many years and we just have not seen that reversed and we

might not see it reverse we might see more chips. eric: talk about the tone is known as a world most deliberative body the professor -- that's a reaction, based on bias in the senate dining room dp canada says members only i would go past that site anyway and democrats and republican senators sitting together are they on both side of the rules like the boys and girls in six grade, can they get anything done, american people want something done can there be compromise will result out the window with the division in our country. >> in terms of the world most liberty body may be people used to say and i think the only ones who would say that our senators when americans watch what goes on it's hard to call this deliberative and in terms of getting things done i think frankly congress is divided in

part because the americans are divided and when we talk about getting things done i think it's very hard to get things done because the americans disagree on a lot of issues, on immigration on voting rights, on taxes and all kind of issues and the senate traditionally was there to move slowly on these issues to ensure there was a liberation debate and while both sides have done over the last 40 years since the 80s when bork was knocked down, they have been chipping away at the hurdles to having debates in reaching compromise. eric: the only thing both sides would agree on is the senate which seems for about it. john, the wall street journal, always good to see you and thank you for your insight will keep on following what happens to the filibuster. arthel: they are changing it to gumbo -- thank you eric new york

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personnel to help deal with migrant surge at the southern border the acting director of office of personnel management sent out a memo asking personnel from other agencies for volunteer deployment up to 120 days, the volunteers would work directly with health and human services which oversees the care of unaccompanied migrants, and a statement to fox news the opm says abiding a administration will use all available resources to keep migrant children safe until they are reunited with family, it seems like the biden administration are hearing the growing christ to do something about the crisis in the growing situation there the border and it seems a planning to respond quickly. eric: president biden promised he will do that and working on it and probably upon a security issue a statement saying as a governmentwide effort and their role is to safely receive,

shelter and transfer unaccompanied children who make the dangerous journey to the southwest border and we heard from the mayor earlier about the migrant teens who are being housed in a city and shipped off to relatives elsewhere. as the situation on the border continues to search, others have pointed out not the highest in this country in the past decades in the past 15 years or so they have been higher instances of marked migrants trying to come here in the recent years. arthel: that is true and it's on president biden's watch he has vice president harris in charge of the situation of the border and hopefully he can get something done for the state of our country.

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