each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. and the people of old dominion never turn away a promise. or over promise. or make an empty promise. we keep them. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. >> radical left democrat investigation. >> they do not expect trump to be arrested today. >> republicans want bragg to answer questions. >> i have no interest in circus by some soros d.a. >> do you think that putin and xi fear president biden? >> you would have to ask them. >> xi jinping and putin called each other dear friend in xi's visit to moscow. >> joined at the hip holy alliance and also extends to iran. >> protecting your family by getting vaccinated. >> shut down dr. fauci 2021. >> i hear it doesn't cure it.

>> signing the covid-19 origin act. >> accountability we will have to wait for. >> more than 400,000 children in the country's second largest school district. >> attending class 40,000 elmly nos. bus drivers are set picketing. >> kids and ultimately feel they are being left behind. >> she gets it. mcneil with the ball takes it. number one goes down and knocks off indiana on their home court ♪ baby, there ain't no mountain high enough ♪ ain't no valley low enough ♪ ain't no river wide enough >> good morning on this first full day of spring, officially started yesterday late afternoon. you are looking live there at a shot of washington, d.c. where this week will be the peak week for the beautiful cherry blossoms. looking forward to that not looking forward to the allergies maybe that will be coming along

with it. but spring has sprung. and the flowers are beautiful. we will see. >> steve: right there along the titled basin. avoid the traffic in that area. it is terrible. >> katie: take the metro. >> steve: our thanks to japan i think it was like 1920 or something like that. they gave the united states 2,000 cherry trees that have been a, you know, a tourist highlight, of course they always have the cherry blossom festival. it always misses the peak season by a couple of weeks. the unique things about the original japanese cherry trees after they planted them, bugs got to them. they had to kill them all and unplanted them. planted new ones. if you are ever down in d.c. this time of year. >> katie: do not climb them they will break and will kill them. >> brian: despite the problem in world war ii pretty good friends with japan now. thanks for the trees. sorry about the war. you bombed us, we forgave you but now they are our great ally.

>> steve: i don't know that conversation has ever been had. >> katie: weird that they gave them to us before and. still there. >> brian: but we are friends now. >> steve: we result. friends today. katie pavlich is in for ainsley who is off today. >> katie: thank you. >> brian: she is going to stay for all three hours. >> katie: maybe. >> brian: she promises. chinese president xi jinping and the dear friend vladimir putin is set to continue talks in russia later today. >> steve: that's right. the meeting comes as the war in ukraine rages and as the biden administration faces questions about the deepening ties betwixt moscow and beijing. >> katie: jacqui heinrich is live from the white house with more. jacqui, good morning. >> good morning. katie steve brian good morning. as they prepare for a second day of talks following yesterday's four-hour closed door meeting. xi has warned that china is ready to stand guard offer this new world order with his dear

friend putin and president biden is being asked how exactly this got so far along. >> it seems like this -- these two super powers are teaming up now against the u.s. why did president biden let this happen? >> these are two countries that have long chafed. this is not something that these two countries just cooked up since president biden got elected. >> steve: do you think that putin and xi fear president biden? >> you would have to ask them whether they fear or they not. it is not about fear. it's about president biden advancing our phone policy goals around the world. >> well, the u.s. has been warning china not to provide lethal age to russia to use against ukraine as it has been debating the u.s. has been debating downgrading intelligence to prove that china has been thinking about doing. this although there have been reports that china has provided russia with body armor and side rifles this does appear to be regular trade. the u.s. has not taken seriously

china's proposed plan to end the war, which does not include withdrawing from ukrainian territory russian troops. >> we hope the president xi will press president putin to cease bombing ukrainian cities, hospitals and schools. to halt the war crimes and atrocities and to withdraw his troops. but we are concerned that instead china will reiterate calls for a cease-fire that leaves russian forces inside ukraine's sovereign territory. >> yesterday, president xi said putin under your strong leadership russia has m great strides in prosperous. >> china has made development in recent years trillion around the world we feel envious. discuss those issues including your initiative we highly respect. now, republican members of congress warn this could be efforts towards the beginning of a new world order. >> i think you are going to see more and more lethal weapons

going from china into russia and this is a bit of a red line if this in fact happens. you can't bifurcate them. they are joined at the hip in this unholy alliance and also extends to iran and north korea. >> president biden did not speak about any of this yesterday when he signed the bill to declassify information related to covid origins, that bill-signing happened around 5:00 at night after the white house called a lid for the day, guys. >> steve: that's a great point. as the china and russia talk about a new world order, jackie. we need know more about china and covid and they are not helping. >> they say they will as much as they can. the caveat in that bill being if there is anything that the president deems a threat to our national security, that won't be released but, at least this bill that got through congress on the second try the president did sign into law. >> who so who decides what is

not released? is it the president? is it the fauci team ultimately tell a lot what we discover. >> without it in front of me i can't give you all specifics. i believe it's the director of national intelligence. that was the call in the bill that basically the dni would looking at basically everything that we have discovered in our efforts to get to the bottom of covid origins and deem what can be release and not be released. they are doing the same thing as it relates to the biden it classified documents and trump classified documents. >> steve: thank you very much, jacqui. >> brian: kind of good you have both sides agreeing find out what happened. there has been no push. every time vladimir putin excuse me, joe biden and president xi get together you never hear them bringing it up. can we find out how this whole thing started so we can get to the bottom of it. we know w.h.o. was compromised, too. now there is a sense, and if you think about it president biden can't be blamed for anything. you think he could come out. he could even say and do what he

does best blame donald trump for any problems with the vaccine. but yet he still seems very, i guess, holds everything close to the vest. he never makes it seem a priority until now. >> katie: the question is what are they going to do about it. an administration that still refuses to accept the lab leak was the cause ever the pandemic. con kirby continues to say this is refuted theory about how this all started and president biden, despite this meeting with russia and china they continue to see the world as they wish it was rather than how it is and think that somehow china would ask russia to stop the war in ukraine when, quite the opposite is happening when it comes to the -- sending of weapons and this partnership that we are now seeing with, you know, russia and china, which does not bode well for the future of the country. >> steve: josh hallelujah tweeted this out regarding this bill that will trace the origins of covid. huge victory for transparency,

now time for accountability. which would be ultimately we know that joe biden's energy department and joe biden's fbi both say that they believe it was a lab leak. but there are just so many others who said, you know what? now it's from some sort of a dog. >> katie: we're never see the full picture because the chinese communist government started burning information. they disappeared doctors, they censored information. ejected all of the reporters out of china during the pandemic. so, really, we're glad that this has been signed and there will be more information. we will never get the full story given the censorship at the beginning and the censorship of the last couple years on social media from people like dr. fauci. >> brian: yeah. meanwhile, there is a documentary out there, just about the whole -- the vaccine, getting it distributed, getting the so-called misinformation behind you.

pbs released a clip and it shows dr. fauci on the streets getting legitimate pushback from people and i think people relished this opportunity because we know what he was doing behind the scenes for anyone that stood up to him. listen. >> oh my god. dr. fauci. >> dr. fauci really wants you to get vaccinated today. >> i've been vaccinated. >> you got your fauci ouchy? >> do you think it hurts. >> no it does other things to me. >> what are we going to do about those other states. >> oh my god keep the outbreaks smoldering in the country. it's so crazy. >> they're not doing it because they say they don't want to do it. they're republicans, they don't like to be told what to do. >> right. >> we have got to break that. >> people in america are not settled with the information that's been given to us. >> thousands of people like you don't get vaccinated you are going to let this virus continue to percolate in this country and

this world. >> like the common flu. >> y'all's campaign is about fear. >> campaign is about fear. >> brian: hit the road. >> so many people felt the same way and the consternation that he gave to people that didn't want to get vaccinated and you heard what he said about republicans. republicans don't want to be told what to do. no, they have questions. >> katie: they kept lying to these people while they are trying to push this agenda by going door to door saying you are the reason why this will continue. you are the one who keeps spreading. this of the vaccinated people spread it just like unvaccinated people did. they knew this in the summer of 2021 when they were going to door to door. trying to shame people into thinking they were killing their fellow americans. >> brian: natural immunity more effective than the vaccine. >> katie: which they also knew at the time by the way. >> steve: almost two years ago and of course at that time from the trump administration, through the biden administration, they were talking about we're going to follow the science, unfortunately as we found out with the pandemic. the science changed. they found out more stuff then

they ignored the science that changed. >> steve: people down in miami beach cannot ignore the big crowds who have come for spring break. south beach has been just absolutely chaotic. we told you yesterday about how over the weekend two people were shot and killed, and so they had a curfew. it ended yesterday morning at 6:00 a.m. and then last night, apparently the town council got together and they said shall we have a curfew next weekend? they said no, let's don't. they have this thing called the ultra music festival last set next weekend 1:00. can't have a midnight curfew screw up this thing that is going to be a huge draw. instead they said you know what? let's put some restringzs on liquor stores selling liquor after 6:00. >> brian: have to make your own in your hotel room. dan is a miami beach mayor i

thinks it's a mistake with this curfew and rejecting it. he has got his hands full. listen. >> it feels as though we are balancing business interest with the public safety. i understand that's a balancing that happens i just tonight think after this weekend that's a balancing we can do. as much as i like hospitality we can't balance that interest when we have had two people killed over the last weekend and in as many days and our police are telling us from no uncertain terms it is a continued dangerous situation. so, if we're going to go -- if this commission is going to go through that balancing, i understand it. it's not one that i embrace. i don't think you balance public safety with anything. and that's why i'll support this. but i think we make -- we're making a big mistake. i hope it's not one that results in something much worse. >> >> katie: this continues to be a

problem in miami beach. this happened last year. >> steve: the year before. >> katie: they haven't been able to figure it out. the local business owners think the curfew isn't the solution because they want spring break. listen to one of them who we spoke to earlier. >> now, i have been living in miami beach for a while. i have been seeing it getting worse and worse. if this was planned well, we could have avoided everything that is happening this weekend. and maybe is going to happen next week if we. i don't really believe that a curfew is going to be a solution at this point it's going to leave a permanent mark in miami beach. locals that come from other parts of miami is going to start getting scared of coming to miami beach. i sell two stores in miami beach. i don't sell alcohol. i'm not an alcohol business but i'm getting hurt as well. >> steve: local businesses are like why are you going to beat up on the local liquor store

owners making them close at 6:00 at night so people can't bialik core legally. one of the town counselors said people will get liquor no matter what. she also touched on the locals. that's important as we were talking to phil keating reporting live from miami beach they said they confiscated 70 guns over the weekend. people who go on spring break go on airplanes they don't bring guns it was largely a problem with the locals who brought the guns. they knew that the kids were there and went to party with the kids and things went south. >> brian: i used to know that people used to drive from new york to spring break. >> steve: with guns. >> brian: not in new york. travel from other states. >> katie: hopefully they fix it. business owners want the business. >> the people who live in miami beach hate it. like where did our streets go. >> katie: fair. >> 7:15 here in the east. and ashley joins us with news on

the donald trump arrest. >> yes, sir, i do. good morning to all three of you. sources tell fox news another witness will testify before a grand jury tomorrow. this is part of new york city's investigation into hush money payments allegedly made by former president donald trump. this comes after robert costello michael cohen's exlegal adviser testified in trump's defense, watch. >> i saw michael cohen on tv stating things that he said he was going to tell the grand jury and had told the grand jury that were contrary to what he told us when we first represented him in april of 2018. so, i'm sitting at home watching these lies and i said i have got to do something about it. i don't represent donald trump, but i do stand for justice and i think i have a legal obligation to inform both sides. >> ashley: cohen denying allegations in response telling fox news if bob costello's comments were any more fantastical he would be a best

fiction author. tormented by squatters, a real estate lawyer telling fox news difficulty any home left unoccupied for a long stretch of time can be a target for free loaders this house in chicago was allegedly taken over after the elderly homeowners died and left the property to their family. the hands of the police are tied since they are unable to determine whose paperwork is legit. now, the fight will play out in court. what a mess. and president biden is creating two new national monuments in the southwest. one of them is spirit mountain in southern nevada. a land sacred to tribes and homes to species like dessert big horn cheap and tortoises. former military training site in el paso, texas. >> the did he go session nation are part of of the administration's goal to conserve at least 30% of the federal land and water by 2030. now to the ncaa basketball. the women's sweet 16 is set

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game his guys came to him. irs with a friend who was doing a projects at a maximum security prison while there common refrain from every one of the guys who met i never had a fox all star father or somebody who cared for me. to say have so critical and important for people to deprive him of a silent prayer is ridiculous when you let people in the school say all matter of things good on this school district glad they are most importantly that's greats. >> brian: big week for you and america? >> well, tonight, today, the unexpected light of thomas edison new book hits book stands here's why it is important like you, brian, i'm trying to preserve history but in this case for our children. people lament that the curriculum gone wrong and they don't know enough about american history. it's called turn about tales a moment of crisis in the young

pepper's life and how the decision there turned that life around. in the case of edison, he may have had adhd, certainly could not learn in a traditional setting. he was thrown out of school at 8 years old. his mother says i'm going to take him home. i will teach him myself. that is the last formal schooling thomas alva edison. >> steve: alva his middle name he was known as al as a kid. i shouldn't say just kids people generally aren't curious where stuff came from. >> this is what i love turns this into a picture book. in is a kid when he wanted find out how a canal work he dove. in beehive work he cracked it open. he made messes and burned down the family barn. he had a mother who cared enough who took the time he said and this is why i wrote the entire

book he said my mother was the making of me. she let me follow my bent at a critical time in my life. and there is a spread in the book i will share this with you all where he is burning the furniture with his chemistry experiment. she let him tinker and learn with his hand and head. >> steve: she was okay with him burning the furniture. >> she moved him to the basement as you will see in the spread of this book. it says chemistry books inspired 10-year-old al. his family relocated him to the family cellar. create a battery of jars of acid caused the occasional explosion. he will blow us all up the father fumed. let him be, the mother said al knows what he is about. >> katie: moms are patient. >> some mothers. she showed patience. it reminds me we all have an obligation to go extend ourselves and accompany young young people. >> brian: some of the things he invented are? the light bulb.

the ach alkaline battery. getting ready to go on a book tour. jacksonville and new orleans. the villages. i will be in new orleans and the reagan library brent wood, tennessee. and tonight a live signing, tom shillue and i are doing that raymond arroyo.com. important time, i think for parents to recognize their own obligation to kids. that light may be something the whole world needs and it could change our entire existence. everything we rely on the motion picture, the microphone, alkaline battery the first electric car all thomas edison. >> steve: all invented in the state of. >> new jersey. >> congratulations. >> brian: i will pass on your tap to the other two. >> steve: come up on this tuesday republican lawmakers calling on manhattan d.a. alvin bragg to testify before congress. that's new. as former president trump believes he could get arrested

real fast here in new york city. >> katie: congressman brian steele is pushing for answers and he will join us up next.

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trump to be arrested today. adding another witness will testify before a grand jury tomorrow. of course one yesterday. and the d.a.'s probe of hush money payments made during the 2016 campaign. thought to be a zombie case. as three 3 g.o.p. lawmakers including our next guest demand manhattan d.a. alvin bragg testify before congress if trump is indeed indicted. g.o.p. congressman bryan steil joins house. bryan, thanks so much for being here first off your reaction to the eminent indictment supposed to come next week? >> i think it's incredibly concerning when we see such a politically motivated move by the manhattan d.a. all this in a period of time when that d.a. should be going after actual criminals in the streets of new york. so many people in the new york do not feel safe walking on the street. d.a. using his resources to advance a political agenda. why james comer, jim jordan and myself came forward are they coordinating with federal

agencies including the doj? are they using your federal tax dollars to pursue a political agenda rather than making the streets of new york city safe. that's why we are calling them to come and testify and provide documents to all three of our committees. >> brian: put him under oath why this case is a zombie case saw no credibility with it now all of a sudden is he cued up ready to go with it. robert costello interesting case. he was signed by michael cohen to represent him then he got his release to speak openly about michael cohen he did it yesterday. he reported afterwards. listen. >> i listened to michael cohen stand in front of the court house and say things that are directly contrary to what he said to us. my obligation is to bring the truth to both the district attorney and to trump's lawyers. that's exactly what i did. if they want to go after donald trump and they have solid evidence, so be it. but michael cohen is far from solid evidence.

>> brian: did that bother you as well? >> this is why it's called a zombie case. multiple prosecutors have looked at this both at the doj level. this office. he previously declined to prosecute this case. and now it's back before us. why is that? what is the intervening action? the only thing that has changed is president donald trump has declared he is running for president of the united states. that's what is concerning to me and to others is that this appears to be politically motivated it is why we are asking the questions. my priority is to make sure people have confidence in our elections and it's actions like these that leave feel question what is going on with the d.a.'s office in manhattan. >> brian: congressman, if he does indict next week you are going to tell him you need to come before us. do you expect him to say yes? >> i would sure like him to come forward. i think not only do we deserve an answer to what is going on. i think the american people deserve an answer to the questions that we have asked. the questions that we have put forward i think are pretty straightforward. is he or is he not coordinating

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i'm seeking justice not only for myself but for the hundreds of nameless victims out there who have been abused in fairfax county. i want to prevent this from happening to another child. karen zweig is the attorney represents the child. she joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: in reading about in this happened in herndon virginia in 2011-2012 that school season. explain how perhaps gangs of young boys were targeting girls. >> we don't know a a lot of how this was done. but we do know that my client was one of multiple victims at this point who were targeted within the school district who were reporting small issues, small harassment to school officials and they didn't deal with it. they swept it under the rug. they called it boy-girl issues.

they minimized it. and then that emboldened her perpetrators and made it so that eventually it kept escalating and escalating and she knew at that point when it was escalating when they didn't deal with the small things they weren't going to deal with the big things. she felt helpless and this went on for months before finally her parents were able to figure out what was going on. >> steve: yeah. part of your filing cites how several ms-13 gang members who were teenagers at the time had been establishing a prostitution clientele within the hispanic community and construction workers until their eventual indictments for human and sex trafficking. does that describe what your client went through? >> she was the victim of rapes within the school district, within other school. the truth is this is such a traumatic time for her. she knows what happened to her. we don't know all the details

yesterday. that's part of what this process is this details need to come to light. we need to know what happened. we know that she is not the only one. that this was happening to. we don't know how broad the problem was. but we know that what fairfax has continued to do throughout this process is to try to minimize this, to try to act like it was an isolated incident and not to deal with the real problem. they are more worried about their image than they are about dealing with a problem. >> they put out a statement, karine. schools are 5th ruling stream lined and dismissed several counts against fairfax county. what claims are left at this point, karen? >> a title ix claim that's left. gross negligence claim. also some individual claims against some of the administrators at the school. i think that one of the important things about this case

is right now my client as a victim is moving forward with a pseudonym. she is b.r. within the filing. the court also gave the people who are the perpetrators, the people who turned the blind eye, pseudonyms in this case. these are individuals who are more than likely still teaching at fairfax county schools. they are still administrators. and parents, they have no idea that these people who already didn't listen to students when they were hurting could be doing the same thing again. one of the -- part of the awareness that we want to raise here is that parents should be looking for these same signs in their kids. we don't know how long this has been going on. >> and we want to make sure that it doesn't happen to another student. >> steve: they are sensational allegations. it will be great to get to the bottom of it.

karin swight, representing the alleged victim. thank you for joining us today to tell the story. >> thank you. >> steve: coming up a quarter till the top of the hour. ashley, this first story is terrifying. >> ashley: it is. cdc investigating cases of deadly fungus tripled in the u.s. candid da aris soared 2019 to 2020. 2021 cases skyrocketed by 95%. the cdc is considering the increase an urgent threat and warns the fungal disease is often multi drug resistant and spread quickly in medical facilities. a massive fire reduces a new jersey church to ash and rubble. the blaze broke out 6:00 p.m. and burned into the morning. 150 firefighters across the state and pennsylvania helped douse the flames but officials believe the fire started in the church sanctuary but the exact cause is still under

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the one that is going to move into the plain states bringing not only severe weather but see some snow for parts of the northern plains, upper midwest where it's still winter time but the rest of the country feeling like spring. all right, steve doocy, over to you. >> steve: ashley is going to give you some of that. >> janice: what is this? >> steve: kenny had a bite it's delicious. >> janice: glad you guys didn't forget me. >> steve: and your review? >> janice: so good. >> steve: thanks, j.d. >> janice: thank you. >> steve: south carolina senator lindsey graham is going to join us. meet tiktok's sneaky sister. the other chinese owned app. that has experts like kurt the cyberguy concerned for your data and your privacy. and cyberguy is next. glass damage, trust safelite.:o we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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new pet app. can identify dog and cat face with 99 percent accuracy. pet now is what it is called. uses your camera to map out your pet's face and then uses artificial intelligence to identify unique features. little nose print to i.d. them if your pet ever goes missing. the app. will alert you if someone finds it and uploads the photo to the app. pretty cute little idea there katie? >> katie: easier to find your lost dog. speaking of tech, experts claim tiktok is the greatest cybersecurity threat we face today what happen cap cut. the video editing app. photos and videos also the time and place they were taken from over 200200 million users. just maybe when we think tock tock is getting taken care of another app. that could be stealing everybody's data and

their location. >> katie, good morning to you. here we go again. china can't keep prying technologies away from u.s. soil. just as concerning as tiktok rapidly growing download cap cut edits quick clips of videos now surpassing the amount of downloads of tiktok. yes it is a china communist app. despite saying offshore from mainland china and servers located in singapore and here in the u.s. what americans need to understand is that the location of the data does not do anything to stop communist government access personal data gathered by millions of americans. unlike that which is required in the u.s. a search warrant. communist law has no boundaries and that government can access at will from companies with roots in mainland, china. >> katie: curt, look at the

details where it basically a trackingselves for the chinese communist party. >> photos, videos, locations, the time you are at that location, birthday, gender. greater danger comes from the technique that they use and this is common in the internet world of data which is combining little bits of data like a video, like a photo, like where you were in a certain time and merge that personal data to learn a lot more powerful information about people that helps you understand like what makes them act in a certain way? what makes them press a button? what makes them watch a video. the combination of that data reveals so much information that they now can target certain people and then the people that they are around in a way that either causes chaos or makes them believe a certain perspective since t you are just pounding them with that information. >> katie: in terms of the american consumer. say you are aware of these threats, a lot of people are not aware that the chinese communist party owns bytedance and that

this could be a problem for you. if you are an american consumer who is informed and go to the app. store. how could you tell where these apps are coming from? >> well, they do have the origin of many of the apps that are there. this is available on google play. this is up on the apple app. store. there is nothing wrong with the app. the app. works great except for the fact that it's sitting in china and we have no control as to what china can get out of millions of americans. it's a massive, massive problem again an illustration you have got to protect your own personal date that on line. >> katie: listen to you for tips. sign up for kurt's free cyberguy report and newsletter at cyberguy.com. also available on foxnews.com/tech. thank you, kurt. more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ years,

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