training facility in atlanta. >> part of citywide protests organized by atlanta based activist group. >> the fbi searching for four u.s. citizens kidnapped in mexico. >> the u.s. embassy says unidentified gunmen herded the four citizens into a vehicle and fled the scene. >> same railroad company, nownks says more than 20 car it's not just retirees moving to florida. >> the last four or five years people beat a path to california. now you see the state merging population. >> people i didn't hurt it still hurts. addressing the infamous oscar slap and wokeness. >> not a victim, baby, you will never see me on oprah or gail crying. ♪ running through the straight life ♪ chasing all those green lights

little bit of sunshine ♪ hit me with those good vibes. >> steve: hello, tampa bay, this is your 7:00 a.m. eastern time wake-up call now as you step out the door on this monday, march 6th. there in tampa. you have got 70 degrees and later on today it's going to be warm. going for a daytime high of 86. >> hope they get it. >> oh, they will get it. >> people who live there they take their boats and go dinner at night. >> steve: what if you don't have a boat you go hungry? >> ainsley: can you drive. >> brian: fish off the shore. >> ainsley: wouldn't it be nice to have that option. >> steve: it would be indeed. thank you everybody for filling in for me last week. i know people were wondering where i was. i have a picture of where i was. our daughter sally. [awe] >> and her husband had a 9-pound 1 obvious baby boy who they have named arthur and that is him

right there everything has changed since our kids were little. the bottles have changed. they now have bottle warmers, wipe warmers, they have got this thing called the baby brez zoo that essential keurig for formula. how big a bottle you need. >> ainsley: i didn't have have this. >> steve: this thing so-called a snu which is a bassinet. once the baby is swaddled you put it in that thing and it listens to the baby. if the baby gets a little fussy, sooths it with some sound and kind of rocks it back and forth. >> brian: a little van halen? [laughter] >> ainsley: a little lynyrd skynyrd. >> steve: that thing is amazing. the technology has changed. i wind off taking more time for baby sally and alli's baby than i did for my three kids back in

the 80's and 90's. >> brian: they ended up all right. >> ainsley: what was it like to hold your first grandson. >> first grandson. second grandchild in a month because peter and hillary had brigitte a month ago. it was fantastic. >> ainsley: so special. congratulations. >> steve: i'm officially in the club. >> ainsley: sally is doing well. >> sally is doing well. my wife is with her for another couple weeks. >> ainsley: nothing is better. your daughter can get some sleep and recover a little bit. her mom is there helping her. my mom was with me two weeks and i just loved it. and she cooked every night for my husband evers resting. she would take a feeding in the middle of the night with the bottle so i could get six hours of sleep. it was really nice. >> steve: six hours sounds like vacation. >> ainsley: three hours, feeding. three hours, feeding. >> steve: kathy if you are watching right now go ahead and wake the baby and feed him 7:03

in the east. a look at capitol hill with a house select subcommittee is announcing first hearings on the origins of covid gotten pandemic probe comes after the fbi director admits the virus most likely originated in a wuhan lab. >> ainsley steve and brian, good morning. house lawmakers say too many experts and senior government officials pandemic began and later this week, congress is hoping to chip away at that exact question. on wednesday, a house select subcommittee is going to be holding a hearing on this very topic speaking among others, the former head of the cdc. i have seen quite a bit of intelligence as you have driving forward and getting questions answered the more we'll find the

what we are trying to do is follow the bread crumbs if you will. look at the forensics of what took place, what t. is important to efforts by him and others dismiss the lab leak theory from the start. over the weekend the subcommittee. drafting a publication that would disprove lab leak theory. achievable evidence to achieve that goal. chinese officials say the lab leak theory is an attempt to discredit the communist country. this back and forth comes amid rising tensions between the u.s. and china. china's military spending remains a real concern. even the cia director recently warned that china is getting ready to test the limits. burns know as a matter of intelligence president xi has instructed the army to be ready

by 2027 to conduct a successful inpossible invasion that is not what we have seen the united states in the last several weeks. >> brian: thanks, mark. >> steve: can we get mark back just a second. repeat that if you would. >> dr. fauci commissioned a paper. 8 weeks later cited as evidence that there wasn't a lab leak. chaos they were trying to understand what was unmolding right here in the united states and around the world. there were questions, of course about where the virus had began, there was a publication that dates back and it was specifically looking at, you know, this potential lab leak theory. it was then later referenced at a white house briefing. remember those. >> steve: i remember that. >> never stopped the covid

briefings in the afternoons. this was brought up as saying oh, we have looked into it. this was that at this house select subcommittee hearing on wednesday it's likely they are going to say wait, was there an examination of this from the start and then they goal back and forth on this. >> steve: great. thank you very much. >> brian: some of those doctors that were questionable about this coming from natural causes from a wet market in the meantime one of the doctors over at tulane. here is what mark was referring. to say fauci says he prompts the writing of this memo. he prompts the writing of the elm mow eight weeks later cited the paper as evidence that the lab leak theory was implausible while pretending it had nothing to do with him and did not know the authors. that's the most maddening about anthony fauci when things go wrong it wasn't his ideas.

he decrees by interview and then be able leave enough wiggle room to pull back. never subscribed to the lab leak theory. what is he invested in and why is he so determined. not to have the facts lead us to the lab. there committee, republicans now are on this committee. they are looking through all the emails and shocked when they found these emails. on february 1st, 2020 mark was referring to. fauci and dr. collins and 11 other scientists took this conference call. and they were warned that it might have been from a lab leak. well, then, in april, april 16th, two months later, they were -- dr. collins emailed dr. fauci, expressing dismay about the origin. they were given the opportunity to edit this memo. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: exactly. so, then a little bit more time goes by and the new theory is it did not come come from gain of function and did not come from a lab leak.

>> why would dr. fauci right at the beginning of this say okay. we have got to come up with a paper that says it was not a lab leak. have anything to do that the u.s. federal government was in part funding what was going on there? you would hate to say hey, china brewed this up. but we paid for it. >> ainsley: right. >> steve: oh no make that improbable that that actually would happen. >> brian: against the wishes of president obama. president obama says we have got to stop this look like he was doing it anyway. that makes him somewhat culpable. he has to defense this. will democrats like listen and ask him legitimate questions because they are not culpable here there should not be partisan. >> steve: there is a new treaty that essentially looks into the pandemic and the origins. and last month ambassador pamela

whom moto a former campaign bundler and apparently hawaii school mate of barac sided witha to keep the origin of covid a secret. the curiosity is why would that be? why don't we want complete transparency. we hear from the fbi director the other day. fbi to say tell us what you know: there are speeches over the weekend. you had donald trump speaking at cpac. you also had governor ron desantis. he has not gotten in the race yet. but many are speculating that he will. he was out in california. he was criticizing the governor there. talking about the mass exodus to florida from cities or from states like california and illinois and new york. listen. >> florida has led the nation in net migration i think three or

four years in a row. california has either been number one or number two in net out migration. this is the result of better governance in states like florida and poor governance in left wing states. i think it all goes back to ideology. it goes back to woke mind virus that has inspected the left and all these other institutions. think about the way they have governed these states. they put things like woke ideology over the tried and true principles that president reagan stand for and what most americans believe in. they do coddle the criminals. and put the rights of the criminals over the safety of the public and the rights of victims. >> steve: by the way, the ronald reagan library was vandalized by graffiti artist before his appearance. >> looks like an art toys me.

>> steve: ron defascist as you can see right there. it was cleaned up before he visited. ainsley, to your point how he has not declared he sure is doing a lot of stuff. came out with a book on tuesday. sounds like he is running for president. >> brian: also nikki haley wrote. club for. they backed a lot of the candidates that president trump backed in 2022. but nikki haley invited to both and she said i know there is a republican candidate out there who you did not invite to this conference. i appreciate the one you did invite. she also took a shot at trump and she says it's insane that joe biden has got an free pass for socialist spending but a big part of. >> reason is the republicans haven't held the line or even upheld the conservative market principles they claim to support. mike pompeo said something similar that president trump wasn't a true conservative because he spent $6 trillion during his time so interesting to see people that are friends with president trump and work with president trump or for him, they are trying to create a lane

without trying to be the recipient of his fire. shear a little of the president's almost two hour speech on saturday night. >> standing before you because we are going to finish what we started. we are going to complete the mission. we're going to see this battle through. we will expose and appropriately deal with the rinos. we will evict joe biden from the white house and we will liberty america from these villains. we are never going back to a party that wants to give unlimited money to fight foreign wars that are endless wars that are stupid wars. >> steve: and cpac had a straw poll and he came out on top. >> ainsley: kari lake they wanted to be his vice president. >> steve: she said she would be unable to be both governor and vint at the same time. also on the sunday shows yesterday, governor sununu of new hampshire was on. and he said his projection was

that donald trump, you know, keen in mind people think that sununu is going to run for president and he very well might. said that donald trump would not be the nominee for the republican party went on to say if the held in new hampshire. >> brian: interesting if he ran in new hampshire. so popular as a governor i imagine he would win new hampshire. >> steve: that's a good reason to run. >> brian: i will tell you what. is he extremely personable. is he a strong candidate. donald trump is trying to vilify jeb bush and paul ryan. a portion of the party that he is trying to link ron desantis to. also working on a nickname ron dishonest, ron the establishment or tiny d. people are uncomfortable. it's hard to label somebody who is so similar to him with a nickname. it's almost as -- it makes everybody on all sides seemingly uncomfortable. even people reporting it.

>> ainsley: i'm just excited to see who the final nominees are going to be for the primaries. it's about to rev up. >> brian: such a battle. governor hogan out. the smaller the field the better chance donald trump loses. donald trump believes bigger the field the better chance i have to win. nobody could look at that speech and say he is too old. that is donald trump. i mean donald trump was able to chronic everything he did over the four years what he would do better. he was able to do in an hour and a half. you could give joe biden 20 hours and not be able to put together an hour and a half speech like that. ready to go. >> steve: round up of some of the politics over the weekend. meantime ashley joins us with news from rochester. >> woman was killed and several others were hurt during a rochrochester new york. it appears to be from a crowd surge. fans likely thought they heard gunfire and rushed for the exits. none of the injuries appear to be from a shooting.

two people are in critical condition and at least six others treated for nine life-threatening injuries. now to other fox news alert. 35 people under arrest violent protest construction site state of the art police training facility in atlanta. footage from the scene shows protesters throwing rocks, fireworks and molotov cocktails at officers. the protests part of a so-called week of action was organized by an activist group trying to stop construction of the project it calls cop city. the $90 million facility is set to open later this year. it includes a mock city where atlanta police officers conduct training exercises in realistic settings. the transportation department stonewalls requests for details on 23 taxpayer funded private jet trips that were taken by secretary pete buttigieg and his staff. agency luxury travel blank despite freedom of information request. one watchdog says it's

inexcusable that secretary pete buttigieg's agency is hiding the detailed cost of these taxpayer funded flights. federal law dictates a timely release of exactly these types of public records. the department's use of jets is being audited by an inspector general. and creed 3 knocks out the competition at the box office as thanks to nearly $60 million opening weekend. >> my man, can i help you? >> can i get your autograph. >> i am not signing autographs but you can get off my car. >> you don't remember me, huh? >> damn you. >> the movie starring and directed by michael b. jordan ranking in $58.7 million in its first few days in theaters. biggest debut in the history of sports movies. those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> steve: it looks good. >> ashley: i look the whole series. >> brian: i got invited to a preview of the george foreman

movie. i did not know they were working on it. another movie that looks fantastic. foreman has been a guest here. i wonder if he supports it. >> ainsley: i didn't think i would like the boxing movies. i didn't like like sports movies. i am really starting to love them. i have watched all the rockies recently. this weekend i watched 42 which is that jackie robinson's life. i had never seen it before. it was so touching. so then y'all will be proud of me. i'm going ling where is carley shimkus, going bling all the guys he played with on the team. i didn't know, i'm sure you knew this and i probably shouldn't admit this. we had three baseball teams here. the yankees, the giants. and they were in the small little stadium. brooklyn the dodgers. how did the dodgers end up in california? >> brian: it's a long story. have to do that. >> ainsley: i loved it though. googling all the players they played with where they are now. the one i loved stuck up for jacqui robinson. he passed away a few years ago.

anyway. >> talking about peewee reeves. >> it wasn't peewee. it was i will tell you, i will tell you in a little while. i have to look it up. >> brian: but it was great movie. >> coming up next, the chilling warning for the surviving son of convicted killer alex murdaugh. >> buster's next. buster's next. your son is next, alex. >> south carolina attorneys break down why the murdaugh family saga is far from over ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪

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>> ainsley: a heckler direct ago sinister message at buster murdaugh the son of alex murdaugh as questions surround the death of a classmate in 2015. the body of stephen smith was found in the middle of the road, not far from where maggie and paul were murdered. no charges were ever filed, but that could change. here with more south carolina lawyers grant kim varner. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. thanks, ainsley. >> thanks for being here. are they going to open up this case again? what happens here, grant? >> so, i think sled has made it very clear not just in their press conference the day after, you know, alec murdaugh's sentencing but as a whole, sled has made it clear they are going to investigate any and every crime connected to not only alec murdaugh but anything they discover at mizelle. as we all now know something discovered at mizelle has led them to open the investigation into stephen smith. we don't yet know what it is but

clear sort of the bad name that was left behind after the murdaugh investigation. but all these unanswered questions. >> ainsley: the murdaugh name kept coming up when investigators were looking around, correct? >> correct. the initial highway patrolman who investigated this case determined it was not a hit and run. the young man was laying in the middle of the road his shoes slip on shoes loosely tied. they were still on him. and we have seen many accidents handled many of these cases. we have never seen a case quite like this. it takes people out of their shoes. there was no body trauma but there was head trauma. did not find it to be a hit and run. coroner and oddly enough murdaughs came to the changed it. got changed to a mitt and run accident. that's most unusual. it's not like any case we have

ever seen be before mur dame name dame up 20 to 30 times rumors of a relationship between him and buster. >> ainsley: when you read the details and we don't have time to go through all the connections that the murdaughs had to everybody who was investigating this or looking into it or the judges that were involved. they were good friends with the murdaugh family. or attorneys even, alex' brother, randy, apparently called the mom, at least this is what is in the report. or in a lot of these articles i have been reading, called the mother of this child who was found dead in the road and said i will represent you. if his nephew was involved in this, that shouldn't happen, right? >> you wouldn't think that would happen. bear in mind if they thought this was a hit and run, liability policy to go after. it might be shocking to know

randy murdaugh called to see if he could catch the case, you know. but, in the same breath. you kind of wonder now in hindsight, was he calling to try to help cover something up. >> ainsley: right. right. you hate to say that and accuse someone of that. but, with everything we just heard in the courtroom last week, kim, it just seems like at least alex murdaugh, he lied so often. and did so many things to cover up his crimes. and then the grandfather happened to be at the hospital after the boat accident happened to be there when they cleaned up -- not hit and run, the drunk driving accident. they cleaned up the beers and got the guns out of the car. and you hate to accuse someone of that and maybe they are completely -- the grandfather is completely innocent but it just seems like a good old boy system. >> i think the good old buddy system took a big hit. it may be dead in colleton, the murdaughs were not only in the legal system, they were involved

in law enforcement and it doesn't smell right from the very beginning. there's the murdaugh name used to be a great asset now it is a liability. and people are raising arms and they are wanting to go after buster. whether law enforcement has the evidence remains to be seen and we don't know what they found at the home. >> ainsley: i read some sort of paint, i don't know, from -- i don't know where that would come from if it was a hit and run, some sort of a car and paint connection but that was in one article that i read. i'm not sure but maybe we will find out if they do reopen this case. i know the family has hired an investigator they want the body exhumed and working on that. we will see where this goes. thank you so much, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> ainsley: you are welcome. great job. tensions with china grow as the communist country plans to hike its defense budget by $16 billion. congressman carlos gimenez says they are the greatest threat of

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>> ashley: we are back with your headlines, fentanyl dealers released back on the streets because of 2019 bail law. only class a drug offenses are eligible for bail. leading to the catch and release of dealers. long island district attorney is calling on governor kathy hochul to pass death by dealer law. those pushing the deadly drug serve hard time n 2021, fentanyl was detected in 80% of all drug overdose deaths in new york city. walmart is closing its only two stores in portland later this month. the move comes just months after ceo doug mcmillen warned locations could be shuttered and prices go up because of rampant shoplifting. earlier on "fox & friends first." a portland realtor said crime is so bad is he leaving the city. >> living there, coming to work and finding bullet holes in your office and somewhere you sit all

day and they are literally right behind my head. and it's got to stop. it's our city is out of control. >> ashley: walmart said the portland stores were closing because they did not meet financial exceptions. and in professional golf kirk holds off a stacked field to pull off first pga tour victory arnold palmer invitation. drained a birdie putt to cap off the victory in style. he only needed to make par to secure the win. stars like roy mcilroy couldn't break past kit amma. >> i want to check in with janice dean. >> where are are you from.

>> west texas. >> why do you love brian kilmeade. >> he is the greatest. look at that face. >> brian: yeah. you know what? i'm looking in the monitor, i get what you are talking about. >> janice: look at that face. [laughter] >> janice: you are the best brian kilmeade. brian kilmeade.com for everything brian. thank you for being here today. >> absolutely. >> janice: take a look at the maps. nice day in new york. can i hear the birds chirping, 41 right now. 42 in raleigh. we do have very cold air still in place for part of the west and another storm system moving in. we have some light snow across the upper midwest and the great lakes and some of that is going to come guards the northeast in the next 24 hours. you could see actually see a little bit of snow in and around the new york city area measurable snow for interior sections as you can see and out of here on wednesday. but the west, we are still watching you for the potential of storms and wet weather over the next couple of days. it has just been really epic, especially across the mountains where we have people, you know, needed to be rescued in california this weekend. we will continue to keep you up

to date. do you want to say hi to brian? toss back to him and say back to you, brian. >> back to you brian kilmeade. >> janice: amazing. >> ainsley: janice, tell our friends out there it happened again overnight, janice. >> brian: what happened? >> ashley: what happened? brian kilmeade got better looking. >> brian: ha ha. >> janice: very true brian kilmeade got better looking overnight. >> ainsley: my dad used to take my friends in front of the mirror, look, it happened again. i got better looking. >> janice: it gets better every day. >> brian: thank you very much. ainsley. i owe you an interruption. remind me. thanks, everybody. let's talk serious stuff now. all eyes are on china as the communist country plans to increase defense spending by $16 billion this year amid growing concerns of an invasion on taiwan. florida congressman carlos gimenez is a member of the house armed services committee and the select committee on china. how concerned should would he be, congressman? >> we should be very concerned. china has certain plans. they want to be the dominant

economic and military power in the world by 2049 and this just shows you that they are accelerating their efforts. yeah, we should be very concerned about it. >> brian: where are they getting this money from. economically they are suffering worse than we are. western europe bounced back quicker. why do they keep spending in these areas? >> well, because they have a plan. their plan is by 2049, which is the 100th year anniversary of the revolution they want to be the dominant military and dominant economic power in the world. think are going to stick to that plan. by the way, we are financing it. we are the ones that are funding it every time that you buy chinese product or sending another american company over to china to produce stuff. we are actually funding the instrument of what could be our demise. so, yeah, i urge every american to look at when they're buying things, you know, see if you can buy something made in america or made by one of our of a lies and try to stay away as much as possible as things made by china. >> brian: that's not going to be

enough. you need a whole hands on deck effort to decouple our manufacturing from there. including making it hard for businesses to open up there. in places like black rock, blackstone-black rock for staying out there. nike and apple already pulling out. when you look at china, united states spends way more than they do on -- we spend a lot more than they do on military 816 billion to 230 billion. but the question is what are we spending it on. >> they are spending money on modernizing equipment. ahead of us in some cases of technology. they steal a lot of our ideas and designs. and they don't have to pay their soldiers the same thing that we pay ours. when you look at our budget, most of the budget we spend here on the united states has been on our personnel because they are much better well paid. they don't do that in china as

far as equipment modernizing it and tactics are changing. standoff capabilities to keep the u.s. at bay. especially as designs on taiwan become more and more clear. >> brian: do you believe this administration gets it and do you believe this is the one issue that democrats and republicans can get together on? >> i do believe this administration gets it? i'm not sure about that. but is it one issue that democrats and republicans can agree on? yes. and i'm pretty hardened by the my colleagues that sit across the aisle that sit on the china select committee. we seem to be the same language. we understand the threat, now, the solutions, the democrats may have different solutions that we do in the republican side. but, by and large, it is a bipartisan issue and i look -- look, we need to be together in this fight. if not, you know, we will lose this fight in the end to the chinese communist party. >> from education on down.

we need to rally with that in mind. and we'll have something to fight or race against. and that could unify the country. congressman journalist, thanks so much. >> a new shelter an outrage resident sounds off next.

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low standard for getting into it. there are no background checks. people wind up going there. staying there across the street from a bunch of kids. >> yes. it's an orwellian sounding saf n nothing safe about it. not safe for the people in it, the community, the children and the playground acrs the street. pf 9 is right across the street. the playground is in the back of the school and it's down the block from well a woman was brutally murdered just a few weeks ago a rather destabilized area and needs reviolatization not this tell us what is happening in these meetings in someone wants to ask a question. >> i'm not on the board but am somebody who has been attending the meetings on a regular basis. i have been attending for years.

this most recent meeting they didn't announce in a broadway to the community that they would be discussing this safe haven so we went to the meeting on tuesday. it was by zoom. these meetings really should be live. there was no way to tell who was in attendance from the community because they silenced the chat as well as the q and a and we couldn't even ask questions and know what the questions were. we could ask questions but we didn't know what questions were being asked by others in the community because they silenced the function. >> brian: here is what they saying about the protest we remain committed to maintaining open lines of communication and working closely with the community to collaboratively work and serve vulnerable new yorkers. is that correct? >> well, that's what they said in their announcement we. >> department of social services. >> we have toe how this rolls out. it's 108 beds. >> who okayed this? >> well, we don't know yet. this only happened not even a week ago there could be sex

offenders in this group across the street from the school. >> t no barriers to entry. no curfew, no rules, what they do is drive around the city looking for people chronically homeless without any restrictions. >> is there any possibility this can be reversed. i hope so. we really hope that this is happening? >> i believe he does know. and we're hoping that we get a meeting with the mayor to discuss as soon as possible. >> ainsley: why wouldn't they do background checks. >> they should do background checks. vera institute of justice, very well-known data shows that putting people in facilities like this without background checks is really not safe for flynn. >> his process get the mentally ill and homeless off the street. this is where he is putting them not a good answer. >> exactly especially 108 people in a shelter across from the school yard already key

stabilized no curfew no, sir rules. >> we do want everyone to have a home. >> we absolutely need solutions to this very serious problem in new york. but we have to do in a holistic way that takes care of everyone. >> brian: doesn't jeopardize children. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: good luck. >> thank you. >> steve: don't move, piers morgan is going to join us coming up in the next hour. >> ainsley: first, millions of stolen credit card numbers are leaked on the dark web by the criminal russian language site called biden cash. how to find out if your information is at risk. that's coming up. ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist

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>> steve: here's some bad news, a dark web market called biden cash has leaked more than 2 million stolen debit and credit card numbers for free along with personal data behind each card. you can be one of those people nearly half of those cards were issued in the united states. so how can you find out if your information was compromised. we have called into the big studio cyberguy kurt with us today. kurt, explain who biden cash is.

>> we often don't get the identity of these dark web sites but this is a fairly popular site. it's 1-year-old. and this was a thing that they did to celebrate their one year anniversary saying give out 2 million credit cards that they have scammed, stolen and theefd away from people and a vast majority of them are from americans 30% are a card you have in your possession that is still active and you haven't reported it. >> steve: on the dark web that's all they do is trade around our information. if somebody is watching an want to make sure that they are not impacted you have got some tips? >> one of the things is our credit cards are going to be exposed on an ongoing basis. it's only getting werts activity. really helps out number one. the obvious is check your credit card statement. i think i'm really thorough when i do it but i'm not as thorough

as i think i am. many credit card companies offer those on app. or website or call them and get a telephone alert what that will do is set some perimeters for many of the companies like to know about it. please tell me. that's the number one thing can you do. simply having the idea of who is spending what in the family on your credit cards. and then if you are that person like me that has that auto pay feature set up on your credit card. by all means, stop each month at least every two months and go through those credit card statements to know what's going on also you suggest install strong antivirus protection. >> that's the thing that's going to help us. >> that protects your computer. how does it protect your identity. >> and our devices. the way they get our credit card numbers is through phishing attempts and many other tricks they are playing on us where we don't even know it's happened.

for example, can you get push by texts hey your order is running late from such and such and you think wait, did i even order from that? let me see, click, boom. now you are exposed to malware or some nefarious link learn something more about yourself. you think you are shipping status of an order meanwhile they have got you. >> steve: ultimately, this comes down to identity theft and can you buy protection. >> you see the commercials out there. we reviewed a lot of them just to see which ones are the best at the website. and it could be something that's really worth while. that way you don't have to be the hawk sitting there constantly on guard against this and what identity theft companies will do is see if your social security number information ends out on the dark web spots you know you have trouble when it hits there. >> i opened the mail yesterday and one of my kids was denied a credit card for an application that they did not apply for.

>> which happens all of the time. they are getting smarter and believe me with this whole chatgpt ai introduced to the world crooks are were using it just as easily as good people. we are getting targeted in a more crafty way and they learn about us to find out what it is to find out what it is that gets us to click into the bad stuff. >> what you need to do you need to protect yourself, go to cyberguy cot come. thank you kurt. good east. apparently even if it meant breaking the rules. top of the hour. you are watching "fox & friends." and good morning. ♪ ♪ s your smart home isn't so smart.

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