that was andrew smith. thank you very much. the french health authorities have announced the latest covid-19 numbers. there have been 15,790 two more cases and 343 deaths -- 15792 more cases and 343 deaths. these numbers are significantly higher than the numbers we saw on mondays in recent weeks. there are 5448 patients in intensive care units. up until this point, around 6.4 million people have received one of the covid-19 vaccines herein france. public spaces right across the country are being transformed into covid-19 vaccination centers. olivia has this report. >> large sports halls and public aces transformed int vaccination cenrs. these new spaces are opening up all over france. they recently decided to change tact. >> [speaking french] >> the centers plan to provide 1000 to 2000 jabs per day. some are opening -- hoping they will be able to extend inoculations. >> [speaking french] >> the prime minister reaffirmed the government's new plan on thursday to vaccinate 10 million french people by the 15th of april and 30 milli

. >> your next question comes from andrew smith of wnbc. andrew, your line is now open.e unmute your microphone. andrew: good afternoon. given how you have been today, why did it take a week for you to go before the cameras when people have noted your absence for so many days? my second question is what assurances can you provide new yorkers that there are not other accusers who worked for you who will large similar complaints to the two that have been alleged? gov. cuomo: two things. i apologized several days ago. i apologized today. i will apologize tomorrow. i will apologize the day after. i went new yorkers to understand because this is more -- the facts will come out in the attorney general's review. i want them to understand the emotion, because it is really, for me, it's as much about the emotion. i never knew at the time i was making anyone feel uncomfortable. i never meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone or cause anyone pain. i feel terrible that these people felt uncomfortable, felt hurt, felt pain from the interactions. i'm embarrassed by it and i feel bad --

next question, operator. >> from andrew smith of wnbc. your line is open. unmute your microphone. >> governor, good afternoon. two questions. first is given how contrite you have been today, why did it take a week for to you go before the cameras when people noted your absence for so many days? what assurances can you provide new yorkers that there are not other accusers who worked for you who will lodge similar complaints to the two already alleged? >> yes, 2 things. i apologized several days ago. i apologized today. i will apologize tomorrow. i will apologize the day after. i want new yorkers to understand. the facts will come out in the attorney general's review. i want them to understand the emotion because it's really for me, it's as much about the emotion. i never knew at the time that i was making anyone feel uncomfortable. i never ever meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone or cause anyone pain. i feel terrible that these people felt uncomfortable, felt hurt. felt pain. from the interactions. i am embarrassed by it. i feel bad from it. i am not in th

>> governor, your next question comes from andrew smith of wnbc. andrew, your line is now open.t is given how contrite you've been today, why did it take a week for you to go before the cameras when people have noted your absence for so many days? my second question is what assurances can you provide new yorkers that there are not other accusers who worked for you who will lodge similar complaints to the two that have already been alleged? >> yeah. two things, andrew. i apologized several days ago. i apologized today. i will apologize tomorrow. i will apologize the day after. and i want new yorkers to understand because this is more -- the facts will come out in the attorney general's review, but i want them to understand the emotion because it's really, for me, it's as much about the emotion. i never knew at the time that i was making anyone feel uncomfortable. i never, ever meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone or cause anyone pain. i feel terrible that these people felt uncomfortable, felt hurt, felt pain from the interactions. and i'm embarrassed by it, and i feel bad from i

joining me today is mike murphy, chief economist, lindsey piezga and andrew smith.w the selloff yesterday. tech stocks were an issue yesterday. this is as we were watching the bond yields move higher, specifically on the 10 year. amazon, apple, netflix, tesla, all closing with declines. your outlook for the sector and what you expect to see. is this choppy trade going to continue? >> good morning, jackie. i think the choppy trade is here to stay for the time being. the nasdaq is really where the focus has been. the dow hit a new high above 33,000 just two days ago. but really the tech sector which has driven this market to new highs, the names you mentioned, the apples, the microsofts, the amazons, that's where the money has been coming out of and rotating into other sectors like the banks, you see the big banks hitting new highs. so i think really for investors, the question is, is the trade over. do you take your profits and go home or is it something you stick with. for me, it's a simple answer. i stick with big tech. that's where the innovation and growth is. th

smith. this is "the news" on cbs. >>> his party turned sharply against him. new york governor andrew cuomo rips the so-called cancel culture and refuses to resign. >> new yorkers know me wait for the facts then you can have an opinion. >>> the president selling his relief plan to the nation. >> help is here, and we will not stop working for you. >> on the heels of two big promises to get back to normal tonight, the challenges facing the administration to deliver. >>> with three covid vaccines authorized in the united states, americans are advised to get the first one we can but are we listening in the new numbers on preference versus what's available >>> plus a year ago, cruise ships became floating super spreaders that crippled the $150 billion a year industry. tonight the changes on deck to steer ships back to calmer waters >> live from cnbc, the facts the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> the political walls are closing in on new yorker governor andrew cuomo. two of the most powerful democratic voices yet say they want him out the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, the

. >> reporter: representatives for both shah and smith have declined to comment, but jen is due in court virtually again this afternoon. andrewna. >> will, thank you. >>> britney spears is breaking her silence about that recent documentary about her life. the singer posted on instagram saying she was, quote, embarrassed by the light they put me in and said she cried for two weeks after seeing part of the documentary, which detailed the struggle with her father and her finances. the star also wrote, i'm not here to be perfect. perfect is boring. >>> in sports the final four is set in college basketball. ucla stunned michigan, 51-49. it'll be the bruins' first final play gonzaga saturday. the unbeaten bulldogs advance with an 85-66 win over usc. meanwhile in the women's tournament, south carolina beat texas and stanford beat louisville. >>> coming up, the alleged mobster on the run arrested thanks to a cooking show. >>> also ahead, the nasty dispute between neighbors involving blowup dolls. an ugly fender bender. versus if i can eke out a win, it's going to be a miracle, baby! uh, mr. vitale? it wouldn't be a miracle because ge

. >> sandra: governor andrew cuomo william banting -- governor andrew cuomo will be holding a briefing any moment now. i am sandra smith last saw the governor on camera last week at a vaccination sight this queens. hasn't had a briefing since february 19th. 2 former aides accusing him of sexual harassment and another woman said he made unwanted advances to her. >> sandra: 21 new york lawmakers are calling for cuomo to resign and 7

smith ktvu fox two news? well still ahead. president biden weighs in on the scandal surrounding new york governor andrew cuomo and whether or not he should resign and the latest on the crisis at the border as lawmakers on capitol hill debate immigration reform. hencen law are debating what should be done about the surge of border crossing attempts along the us mexico border. fox news ray bogan has the latest some call it a crisis, others a challenge either way, immigration on the southern border now requires the assistance of fema and the national guard. i can say quite calmly. don't come on. what? we're in the process of getting set up, but immigrants and more specifically unaccompanied children are coming by the thousands. homeland security secretary alejandro my orchids stated. we are on pace to encounter more individuals on the southwest border than we have in the last 20 years. it's challenge. the challenge. senator durbin is referring to is in congress where passing legislation to solve the border and immigration influx will be difficult. we don't have consensus on the most basic issue, and that is that illegal immigratio

smith ktvu, fox two news. go ahead. another woman comes forward with accusations of unwanted sexual advances against new york governor andrew cuomo. and we're looking at the forecast and includes warm and then some rain. i'll see you back here with that. it's really fun, and it swings all around, and we'll introduce you to a 13 year old from oakland. was trying to cheer up here's community when you've got a business, you don't want to worry about slow internet or confusing cybersecurity. so get comcast business internet on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and add the advanced security of comcast business securityedge. it's the speed you need with threat protection, plus 24/7 support. get fast internet and advanced security—made simple. and bounce forward— with comcast business. get started with a great offer, and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. and sentence him to prison. the court sentenced him to three years with two years suspended. sarkozy was president from 2007 to 2012. he was co

smith is a servant. a maid servant came on the abigail. lo and behold, angela, oh whose name is angela and changed to andrew low, is on the treasurer. the angolans who came on the san juan bautista, they are legal status we find throughout those early colonial records. we do not find them as enslaved. indentured servants are no different than the english. but as they come out of their indenture, what's even more interesting is we find where they have the ability to own their own animals and a slave person cannot do that. they were able to indenture their own children for protection and a slave could not do that. they entered into contracts. they leased land and a slave person could not do that. i will share with you some of these angolans and start to talk a bit fast, because my time is running out. there were two in particular you will see it listed there. he and his wife became a head right, for every had you bring over you get 50 acres of land, and listed here. he and his wife were listed as head rights. lo and behold, they came on the treasure. the treasure was not allowed to land. they went to bermuda because the privy council

andrew cuomo will have a news conference as well. >> sandra: that's expected at 3:15. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" stars right now. >> sandra, john. thank you. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. right now on "the story," any moment now, the white house press briefing will get underway. we expect comments on the spiralling border crisis, school reopening and sudden support for senate filibuster reform. we'll bring you the highlights as we get them. the u.s. slapping new sanctions on china. the biden administration gears up for their first face-to-face meeting with the communist regime. now ranked the greatest threat to the u.s. by the american people. republican senator marco rub ru joins me live. he calls what is happening at the border a "humanitarian calamity." fox news confirms 565 unaccompanied children are flooding in to the united states every day. president biden is now telling the report number of migrants trying to cross to stay home. >> do you have to say quite clearly don't come. >> yes. i can say quite clearly don't come. we're in the p

. >>> in new york, andrew cuomo said that women misinterpreted his behavior after two women said that he was harassing them. for more on the news, tune into shepard smithonight at 7:00 p.m. i send it back over to you, brian. >> thank you, rahel. >>> you have citigroup, and dan loeb's sudden interest, and all of this has bitcoin surging up 3800 or nearly 9%, and so coming up, we will speak to largest bitcoin atm operator about the demand. energy is the story of the year, and the sector is leading once again up 30% this year, and oil and gas is booming as the oil prices rise, and we will look at the opportunities where they may or may not be a big head fake or real opportunity, and we will find out with dan pickering next. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're mad

new new york governor andrew cuomo to resign are growing at this hour after the third woman has come forward and accused him of the unwanted conduct. hello, everyone, i'm sandra smithbegin a new day of "america reports," she says the governor touched her face and lower back at a wedding when they met and asked if he could kiss her. she provided this photo from the event. two former aides have accused him of sexual harassment. >> sandra: the governor has apologized for what he's calling jokes that he made at work. jokes that he set are misinterpreted. and now he is a

andrew cuomo will have a news conference as well. >> sandra: that's expected at 3:15. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smithce gallagher in for martha maccallum. right now on "the story," any moment now, the white house press briefing will get underway. we expect comments on the spiralling border crisis, school reopening and sudden support for senate filibuster reform. we'll bring you the highlights as we get them. the u.s. slapping new sanctions on china. the biden administration gears up for their first face-to-face meeting with the communist regime. now ranked the greatest threat to the u.s. by the american people. republican senator marco rub ru joins me live. he calls what is happening at the border a "humanitarian

new new york governor andrew cuomo to resign are growing at this hour after the third woman has come forward and accused him of the unwanted conduct. hello, everyone, i'm sandra smith. hi, john. >> john: has would begin a new day of "america reports," she says the governor touched her face and lower back at a wedding when they met and asked if he could kiss her. she provided this photo from the event. two former aides have accused him of sexual harassment. >> sandra: the governor has apologized for what he's calling jokes that he made at work. jokes that he set are misinterpreted. and now he is a lawyering up, obtaining a defense attorney to the nursing home scandal who once represented harvey weinstein. the green light has been given to independently investigate him and to make new york mayor bill de blasio is piling on calling for cuomo to resign if those claims against him are true. >> if these allegations are true, he cannot govern them. he would not be able to govern and it's as simple as that. you have to have trust from the people and if you can't maintain that trust and then you can't govern. >> john: "the new york post" again going after governor cuomo aga

ferguson, m mellody hobson, robert smith, ray mcguire and so many others a conversation i imagine we'll be tuning over the next several days and months. becky? >> andrew embodies that more than eric legrand, the owner of a growing coffee business. like other entrepreneurs, his inspiration stems from tragedy over ten years ago he was paralyzed from the neck downplaying football for rutgers university he calls it more than a coffee shop he tells us it's a reminder we can accomplish anything if we set our hearts and minds on a goal so glad to have you with us. i've been following you. you've been a huge inspiration every day over the last more than ten years what you're doing now really takes the cake why don't you talk about this business and how got into it, how it started >> i would love to talk about it with covid-19, it allowed me to start my life back and start reflecting on a lot of things and start getting my entrepreneurship going work ing on how they created nie and it inspired me to start my own business there's so much going on in this world. people look to me for inspiration. so when i created legrand coffee house, it's something people want

smith in texas, thank you very much. brian: you have been developing the weather and the news. >> janice: let's start with this. we continue to follow the story. a sixth woman accusing andrewhe woman says cuomo touched her without consent at the governor's mansion late last year. she has not been named but is a member of the executive staff. cuomo denies touching anyone inappropriately. take a look at this. wild police chief comes to end after the driver crashes into several cars. watch as the vehicle leaves in and out of traffic before plowing near los angeles. in a surprising twist tonight-year-old girl emerges from the back of the suspect's car. the officer carried her away. the driver was arrested after an hours long standoff. a skidmore college student speaking out after she says her school shutdown or attempt to start a chapter of the young americans for liberty. hannah davis joins "fox and friends first" to weigh in. >> it is not easy going forward if the students control whether we exist on campus or not. >> reporter: mark connor writing in part, quote, i encourage all to engage with each other with courtesy and respect for one another. one in eight americans had c