carley.: marianne, thank you very much for getting us started. obviously carley i've covered this quite extensively, both on the u.s. side of the border as well as on the mexican side and if this doesn't define a crisis, i don't know what is. you've got over 18,000 children in custody. the month of february over 100,000 encounters, up 28% from january. and at the end of the day, there's got to be transparency on this issue. the administration says they're putting a plan in place. i think that's a akin to having a house on fire and getting a notice from the fire department that they're working on a plan to come to your house. regardless of the border being on fire. the media access is simply unacceptable. the muzzling of border patrol chiefs, unacceptable. chris wallace was pressing jen psaki on that access yesterday. listen. >> at this point, in terms of allowing access to border patrol facilities for reporters, you are being less transparent than the trump administration. >> well, first of a

griff: carley. carley: okay. listen to this.e emerging on a spring break tragedy. a st. louis mother dies while vacationing in cancun, mexico. mexican officials believe she fell from the fourth floor balcony of her hotel, ruling her death an accident. the state department is monitoring the investigation. her name has not yet been released. two florida teens get stuck high in the sky while on a ride at an amusement park. take a look. look at this. they were suspended more than 30 feet in the air when the slingshot ride broke down. it is part of the old town theme park in kissimmee. investigators say nonload bearing cables snapped. the ride reportedly passed the last inspection earlier this month. thankfully, the teens were not hurt but a scary situation there. griff: scary indeed. an amish community in pennsylvania becomes the first in the nation to reportedly achieve herd immunity, a medical administrator in lancaster county's new holland borough saying 90% of its amish and menonite households reported at least one case of covid

carley: i'm carley shimkus in for todd piro.sed and secure, that's how the biden administration is describeing the the border as fox news learned border agents are releasing illegal i'll grants into the u.s. -- immigrants into the u.s. without court dates. jillian: mark meredith has the latest. >> reporter: the white house is starting the week playing defense on the border strategy. leaders from both parties insist a lot more can be done to handle the surge of migrants in the government's care. border agents are processing some asylum seekers and releasing them into the country without setting a date for them to appear in court. the facilities are too overcrowded to detain some migrants. the government will spend several million dollars of hotel rooms to house people across border states and hundreds of children remain in border patrol facilities for several days longer than what's normally allowed. president biden told reporters at some point he will go to the border. officials from border states are demanding the white house d

carley, jillian. carley: trey, thank you.set in atlanta. >> brian blaney wins the folds of honor in a shocker. .carley: he overtook kyle larsn with just eight laps to go. larson had been in the lead for 269 laps of the atlanta motor speedway. blaney is the sixth different winner in the past six nascar cup series races. jillian: it is about 18 minutes until the top of the hour. a fugitive accused of pointing a gun at an officer after being taken down by a k-9 cop, the intense body cam footage, that's next. plus -- >> it's going to get such -- it's going to open it up and say i'm going to help you guys out. carley: a migrant sending a message to president biden. griff jenkins is on the border, his report on the desperate situation there, coming up next, - if you want a rockstar team like ours, you need grammarly business. (guitar strumming) grammarly business turned my marketing team into rock stars that amplify our bottom line. just ask maya, who started three weeks ago. - [announcer] maya swears by grammarly business, because

thanks, carley.ow. ♪ ♪ >> we are now witnessing one of the biggest cover-ups in history. >> we will have half of central america in the united states in a year if we don't change these policies. >> i'm going to can request [inaudible] >> pending doom does not fit the current circumstances with over 3 million doses of vaccines per day. >> the biden administration now talking of a possible digital vaccine passport. >> it's completely unacceptable that you show proof of vaccine. >> one of the most anticipated trials is underway. >> there are children -- trained to do.

carley: thank you so much. todd: returning to capitol hill, they received intel warning of a militia plot to breach the capital. and part wire fencing taken down around the building. capitol hill police chief pittman will ask congress for more money to protect officers. jillian: michigan asking to remove offers food service contact after contaminated foods left some soldiers sick. it comes in the report of metal shavings being found in the food. the representatives are calling -- the bipartisan letter saying in part it is completely unacceptable the men and women serving in washington dc are being hospitalized due to the food being provided. todd: dolly parton getting the moderncovid-19 vaccine she helped fund. parton saying a vaccine version of the song joey. ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ i'm baking of you please don't hesitate ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ vaccine ♪♪ carley: she's and making light of the pandemic, she is encouraging everyone to get vaccinated so life can go back to normal. todd: d

carley: we are sure it will.hocking video, unaccompanied children crammed inside a texas facility. griff: mary a referee with more including the rescue of a 6-month back child from the rio grande river. >> reporter: shocking images from cramped border facilities, migrants stacked wall-to-wall, many unaccompanied children, many feel the capacity is overrun. >> it is 250, previously the total capacity, 4100 in this location. we are over capacity, 700% overcapacity. >> reporter: the 4000, 400 unaccompanied minors, 250 to 300 unaccompanied kids taken into custody, an average of 5 days. during one, a mother through her 6-month back into the rio grande river, the infant fortunately was rescued by a texas ranger. the mother telling agents it was broken by smugglers who attacked her. one senator visited the border. >> when interdicted, and that is how these children drowned. they sell children. the biden administration knows these things and dismantles what worked. mark jillian: this and the biden administration scrabbli

carley: thank you. a washington post analysis piece claims there is no migrants crisis at the border claiming it is a typical seasonal bump. former acting dhs secretary chad will says that is simply not true. >> that analysis is absurd and most americans would agree with that. we have a historic surgeon historic crisis not because it is a seasonal pattern. we know certain months of the year are higher trafficked than others but if we look at 2020 and other years we don't have this surge simply because it is warmer months. you have the surge because certain messaging from the biden administration. jillian: he said there is a backlog of immigrants contributing to higher numbers at the border. in california, deputy is in critical condition after a shooting outside a car repair shop. officials say the deputy responded to the call about a suspicious man hanging around the shop. the man opened fire when deputies approached him. a good samaritan ran over and picked up the deputy's radio and call for help. the

carley: thank you.rsal basic income but only for women of color, where that is happening. >> doctor fauci and birx have a hard time quitting donald trump. film occurring on the line where the 40 fifth president always seems to have his name at the ready. ♪♪ ♪♪ runaround and hurt you >> the decision made on january 10th to go all out and develop a vaccine may have been the best decision i ever made. >> there was a group that believed this wasn't as big a deal as we were making it. >> doctor fauci and birx slamming the trump administration's covid response they played a major role in. our next guest said some of the former president's biggest critics find it hard to quit him including some in the media. bill mcgurn joins me with more. >> good to see you. carley: in the wall street journal you point out the most vocal critics of donald trump, the people who wanted him out the door now can't stop talking about him. >> that starts with the president. he had a press conference last week and mentioned trump ei

carley: thank you.n: the other piece of the story, what we don't know because of lack of transparency reporters are not being given access and fox news contributor molly hemingway says the media should care more. >> such a big deal for democratic politicians, people in the media, others, now they are very quiet about it. not the hysteria that we saw. the real blackout at the border where there is a crisis where reporters are not allowed to get photos, to report details, not allowed to get facts about something very important to the country and people are pretty silent about what a problem that is. >> i spoke with a few legal immigrants about the border surge and washington's push for a pathway to citizenship. here's what they have to say. >> this is incredibly disappointing, we are experiencing the most corrupt criminal democratic congress in the history of the united states. >> the amnesty bill, proved to be a total failure. and >> >> it insulting, and gone through the process. the bill of rights, decl

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

carley: thank you. jillian: senator lindsey graham heading to the border to see conditions firsthand but before he goes he has this message for the commander-in-chief. >> i'm going down with 18 senators friday. if it and i the ability to look into anyplace i want to go we are going to shut the senate down. >> where is aoc? where's elizabeth warren? wears vice president harris? protesting outside a facility in florida during the trump years holding migrant children. my message, president biden, vice president harris, get off your ass and go to the border and look and see what you have caused by policies that will not work. >> reporter: san diego convention center and other big facilities used to house migrants. in a few minutes the mayor of the city in san diego county joins us live to react was one of the women accusing andrew cuomo of sexual harassment says she will not cooperate with the impeachment investigation. she cannot participate knowing there is a lack of transparency and it is political. she

carley: dr. reunite with his airman brother during an emotional surprise at his kentucky middle school. >> didn't notice it. >> does he think you are in trouble. >> after seeing his older brother matthew for the first time in over a year. if that doesn't give you a good feel i don't know. coming up in the next hour of "fox and friends first" the doctor whose testimony over a promising covid-19 treatment censored by big tech. he will join us live. senator mike rounds, we know this guy, "fox and friends" weekend cohost pete exists -- pete hegseth. ♪♪ >> the lies, the coverups we are exposing. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling a

carley: thank you.s say one in 5 students are not advancing to the next grade. the majority of north carolina public school students didn't pass end of your exams in 2020. the founder of the wade county school group, joined us earlier to explain why. >> they need to work things out in a classroom that could have been done safely starting in the fall. and that let our children. >> students attending public schools across the state. >> ben watson has this advice. they are edging to get back onto the field. >> we can't control these people but we can control the things we can control. lamenting the fact they can't play. >> yesterday, students and fathers, fighting to resume indoor sports in the state. raw chicken, moldy bread and metal shavings is what michigan national guard troops say they were served and got sick from in our nation's capital. todd: two of them join us with the changes they want now. so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i'll take one, please! wait,

carley: you must love your kids.ave you, adrian, governor newsom is facing a recall ever with 2000 signatures. where will that go? >> i am not sure. i'm more focused on getting kids back to school. education should be bipartisan, they need to come together, education is important, education is essential. it should be the first to reopen and last to close. jillian: that is so true. you are spot on with that, education should be a totally bipartisan issue and because it has been proven kids can be back in classrooms and it is safe and they should be there. thank you for joining us. benjamin: coming up in the next hour of "fox and friends first," congressman brian stiles, lawrence jones and claudia tenney will come us next. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no

carley: ben, your reaction to all of this?> i cannot believe i'm about to defend andrew cuomo but he's an old tacky italian man, i'm sorry i'm not really surprised by any of this i'm not really sure that he actually qualifies as harassment because he so pathetic in terms of actual description of what he did in this context. i honestly believe looking at this that the media's focus on the story is a way to distract from their own failure and covering the terrible decisions that he made as governor over and over again when it came to dealing with covid and this is the thing we can turn into the story about him being a gross old italian guy that kisses everybody on the lips apparently but that's something that's confined to him versus the story that would have a lot of different questions raised about not just what he did in terms of his own decision-making but what other governors did in new jersey, michigan and other states and other democrat governors who made the same decisions following his lead regarding nursing homes and t

carley: a suspect is in custody. that supermarket. >> reporter: a lot of police officers outside the grocery store in boulder. a lot of that police tape up surrounding the entire perimeter of the shopping center. the only people getting in our law enforcement. a lot of cars in the parking lot, so many people were forced to run away from the gunfire to get to safety. >> we weren't tripping over each other, we were single file. somebody had their hand on my back and i had my hand on somebody's back and saying go go go, run run run. >> reporter: this happened monday afternoon at a time the retail area was full of shoppers. after the first shot started going off many trying to find cover or run to get outside, some escaped through the back loading docks. ten people it all were killed by the suspected shooter who police say was eventually arrested. one of the 10 who died has been identified as officer eric talley who according to investigators was the first person to arrive on scene to respond to the call of shots fired.

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carley: thank you both. >> god bless america. reaches record-breaking heights, more than $103 billion were spent on pets last year. that number is expected to rise. i'm committed to that with my little guy levi. i will never have that much money. still ahead nascar getting down and dirty. ashley strohmeyer is coming up next. download the so super 6 apps for a chance to win 10,$000, all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes, topics range from entertainment to sports, it is free to play, download the super 6 apps now. a capsule a day visibly fades the dark spots away. new neutrogena® rapid tone repair 20 percent pure vitamin c. a serum so powerful dark spots don't stand a chance. see what i mean? neutrogena® did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one

carley: his plan to start a new social media venture. the take on big tech.ian: nascar getting down and dirty. ashley strohmeyer live outside bristol motor speedway. >> the super 6 apps, play for a chance, all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show from entertainment to sports, free to play, download the super 6 apps now. ♪♪ >> reporter: jack dorsey admits it was a mistake blocking the new york post story about hunter biden's email. >> this is not against them in any particular way. >> censoring department for that mistake. >> we don't have a censoring department. >> big tech ceos dodged various questions when asked if they felt responsibility for the attack on capitol hill mark zuckerberg said yes. jillian: donald trump reveals he may start his own social media platform, telling laura ingraham in an exclusive interview. >> what i'm doing now i almost like it better, i put out statements, picked up by everybody. it works better. we may open up our own platform. >> reporter: the former president adding he's no longer restricted to a char

thoughts, carley? >> carley: this is a big deal. of the world trade. i know we are all solutions people here. i think this is something for elon musk. you have got to call him. is he clutch in an emergency situation or, you could get a new york city driver in there. we are used to getting in and out of tight spaces with a good old fashioned k turn. >> will: here is how you have to look at this. you thought you were having a bad day. imagine being the captain of this ship? do you know how embarrassing it is when you are not paying attention slow down in the fast lane and somebody honks? this man has wedged his gigantic ship sideways in the sue he see canal causing a massive global shipping traffic jam. is he not going to show up to the bar and make many friends there you know who the bar where all the captains show up and how was your day? he wins. >> brian: hey, will, you guys had analysis. i want solutions. we gave the kid this pictures giant oars and row it. tie the poet to my car with a string and the car will pull it out. oliver

carley: this is a big deal. new study found no significant difference in coronavirus spreading from six feet of physical distance versus three feet of physical distances. dr. anthony fauci was asked about this study yesterday. take a listen to how he responded. >> studies suggest that three feet is good enough. >> it does indeed -- and that's exactly the point i'm making, chuck, what the cdc wants to do is they want to accumulate data and when the data shows that there is an ability to be three feet n will act accordingly. carley: this is a big deal for schools, businesses, our everyday life. dr. anthony fauci says expect to have some updated guidance on this front pretty soon. but because of these ever-changing rules, some people are mad. they feel misled, like buck sexton, he said oh, you thought six feet of social distancing was some fancy, super scientific thing they came up with after years of real world testing. think again. another twitter user says just grasping at straws now, live your life, people. and

carley: so dr.will be very important for how schools and businesses reopen but we have been living in a world six feet apart for over a year now. so some people are mad and they feel misled. like buck sexton, who posted a tweet saying oh, you thought six feet of social distancing was some fancy super scientific thing they came up with after years of real world testing and experience. think again. another twitter user says just grasping at straws now. live your life, people. so that's the problem with these overly strict guidance that later needs to be corrected, some people feel misled. they lose faith in the cdc and that's not a place that you want to be in. jillian: oh, boy. okay. so this was absolutely adorable. carley: that's right. drew brees, he announced his retirement from the nfl yesterday and you're so right, i don't think there's ever been a more heart-warming retirement announcement video. take a look. >> after 15 years with the saints and 20 years in the nfl our daddies finally going to

thanks, carley. carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> we are now witnessing one of the biggest cover-ups in history. >> we will have half of central america in the united states in a year if we don't change these policies. >> i'm going to can request [inaudible] >> pending doom does not fit the current circumstances with over 3 million doses of vaccines per day. >> the biden administration now talking of a possible digital vaccine passport. >> it's completely unacceptable that you show proof of vaccine. >> one of the most anticipated trials is underway. >> there are children -- trained to do. >> becoming the ninth woman to accuse new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual misconduct. >> while still hand forcefully grabbing my face. >> it's going to win the dirt race at bristol. how about that? >> unreal. >> what a race, what a battle, different leaders, joey la gano is pumped up. ♪ me and my gang, we live to ride, we live to live. steve: as you look up avenue of the americas come on in 1211

ainsley: carley shimkus has headlines for us, hey, carley. carley: good morning.eadlines with this. police arrest three more men in connection with last week's virginia beach shooting. they were arrested on search warrants related to the shootings. police say they will face drug and weapons charges from the searches not the shooting left two people dead and 8 others hurt. are lynch was killed during a con front station with police. on to extreme weather. south dakota governor kristi noem declaring a state of emergency as wildfires burn near mount rushmore. the flames destroying several homes and forcing hundreds to evacuate. nome's order will run through june 1st due to the severe drought and dangerous fire conditions. a march madness stunner as aclu beats number one michigan 51 to 49, advancing the bruins to the final four. they will play gonzaga saturday after the bulldogs win in 85-66 blowout against usc. a referee collapsing in the first half of the game leaving the court on a stretcher for an unknown medical issue. thankfully, he is said to be in stable condi

carley: we are back with fox news alert.el's father speaks out for the first time since prince harry and dutchess's exclusive interview. sean: fallout continues over the royal tell all. good morning. >> reporter: no word from the palace on all of this. bombshell allegations particularly you the one, the suggestion the royal family is racist, according to harry and megan the color of their unborn child's skin was a matter of concern. nothing from the palace but we are hearing from her estranged father defending the royal family. the in-laws he never met. >> this whole thing about color, how dark the baby is, all i am saying, it could have been just a stupid question. >> thomas marco has never even met harry. he backed out of going to the wedding via art problems and intense fallout over talking to the prince. he and megan are no longer in speaking terms that he said this morning she didn't lose him. he is there for her if she wants. sussexes take control of their life narrative releasing this professional photograph of the 3

ben: carley shimkus is live with the biggest bombshells.ith stunning allegations and deeply personal details about what led to their royal departure. markle says at first she was welcomed into the family but things quickly started to unravel after their marriage. the duchess of sussex accusing the firm of protecting other members of the family but doing nothing to stop damaging stories spread about her. in one of the most shocking revelations, she said the situation became so suffocating she contemplated suicide. >> so were you thinking of harming yourself? were you having suicidal thoughts? >> yes. this was very, very clear. >> wow. >> very clear and very scary and you know, i didn't know who to even turn to in that. carley: markle is also accusing the royal family of racism, saying her son archie was denied a title, security detail and there were even discussions about his skin tone. >> and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. that was relayed to me from harry. those were conversations that fam

carley: we are going to cover it for you now.ouple's sit-down with oprah winfrey filled with stunning allegations and deeply personal details about what led to their royal departure. markle says at first she was welcomed into the family but things quickly started to unravel after their marriage. the duchess accused the firm of protecting other members of the royal family but doing nothing to stop damaging stories about her spread in the media. in one of the most shocking revelations, she says that the situation became so suffocating, she contemplated suicide. >> so were you thinking of harming yourself? were you having suicidal thoughts? >> yes. this was very, very clear. >> wow. >> very clear and very scary and i didn't know who to even turn to in that. carley: markle is the first person of mixed race to marry into the royal family. she recalls being told her son archie would not be granted a title or provide security to protect him. she is accusing the royals of racism. >> and also concerns and conversations about how dark his

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carley: today a chicago suburb is set to vote to begin reparation payments for black residents. they will vote on the first $400,000 round of payments, it

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carley shimkus joining us for the news. carley: major update.th korea. a watchdog program identifying smoke emissions from this nuclear facility. they say it's possible proof that the nation is extracting or preparing to extract platonium. sign of action in almost 2 years. officer john was shot twice at an apartment complex last week. he was responding to calls of an armed man acting i radically. police arresting the suspect and charging him with attempted aggravated murder. officer was released from the hospital after recovering from surgery. thank god. california parents left outraged as an entire varsity baseball team is suspended for taking senior team photos on school grounds. it's been a yearbook traditions for almost two decades and set up by their moms. the two-week suspension is for the lack of masks and social distancing but the rest of the team was suspended from practice despite not having anything to do with it. okay, the skate boarding tiktok star is set back thousands of dollars. yikes, watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ carley: there he is. telling tm

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jillian: carley shimkus is here with the latest update.mess changed his tack regarding the recall effort. until this week he routinely dodged questions about it but now he is in full attack mode. take a listen. >> it is less about me and more about california and our values, democratic party values related to the browning of california, immigration, issues related to low carbon climate policies. carley: his lambing recall efforts accusing them of being associated with white supremacy and qanon. he's worried about his political future in the recall effort will likely qualify for the ballot. today is the deadline to submit all those signatures and the charge they have over 2 million which is more than what is needed to trigger a recall election. newsom says he's going to beat this recall effort. wait and see about this. benjamin: a progressive story on an ivy league school. >> reporter: new york city, they are going to have six separate graduation ceremonies based on race and other elements of how students identify but they will have graduat

carley: senator schumer said he supports the attorney general's investigation into sexual harassmentembattled governor. he was considered a gold standard for covid 19 relief a few weeks ago, doesn't have a lot of friends in new york or washington. benjamin: a prosecutor is calling for a committee to investigate michigan governor gretchen witmer. >> if anyone thinks they are above the law with this administration think again. benjamin: is under fire for instructing nursing home to take covid positive patients, alleging they died as a result of the policy for witmer depended -- defend the response saying this saved several lives in nursing homes. chuck schumer vowing a vote on a bill that would require background checks on all gun purchases, demanding the hr 8 bill will make it to the senate floor after passing the house. it comes after a similar measure approved in 2019 but did not have support in the senate to clear the filibuster. the nra promising to oppose any push from biden's administration. jillian: winner winner chicken dinner, watch this video of the customer door checking a

carley shimkus is here with more.ley: we have seen the violence in cities across the country firsthand but several people on the left including president biden have said antifa doesn't exist, criticizing senator ron johnson the view cohost joy behar repeated that talking point. >> people carrying weapons, erecting loses her, screaming hank mike pence, bludgeoning a police officer to death. i might be a little scared but ron is not scared of those people. he scared of this fictitious idea of antifa, a thing that doesn't even exist. shannon: ted wheeler disagrees, he moved to push against antifa after another riot rocked the city new year's eve. dave rubin tweeting i like the way i would achieve a chat with her on the street in new york city, she has officially lost her mind. post your favorite antifa videos below and maybe she will realize there more than an idea. president biden said during one of the debates, it is an idea. >> quite a correction from the washington post. >> that is right, the washington post issued a

carley: the mayor speaks out. what is the latest?combine cheap flights with cheaper hotel stays and it is a proven recipe for disaster. miami beach police report making 1000 arrests during the spring break season so far half of those being out-of-state visitors. >> we don't have enough space for every person in the united states to come here for period of time so we are managing. a surge of people well beyond the capacity for a small city like miami beach to manage. jillian: law enforcement officers from surrounding areas, tens of thousands of partygoers in south florida. you can see many drinking, streetfighting, destroying restaurant property, jumping on cars, even causing several dangerous stampedes like this one. >> we had 5 police officers that have been injured. they are doing okay and is are expected to recover but i will tell you this has been challenging for our police department. >> the city ordered an emergency curfew. the new curfew expected to extend well into april after spring break season is over. >> we are seeing mor

carley: aims to expand access to the ballot box by creating an automatic voter registration across the would had oversight of political lobbying and campaign finance. kevin mccarthy joined sean hannity last night. >> they want to take taxpayer money and spend it on campaigns. let me give you an example. if aoc gets $200 someone contributes to her the taxpayer has to contribute $1,600 to her. that is what they are doing. they also create what is called a speech czar, go around and tell you what you can or cannot say in a campaign. they are so concerned about losing their majority they are trying to consolidate this power. that is what they are doing. todd: the bill headed to the senate where it is an uphill battle. jillian: the police passing the reform bill named after george floyd that would ban chokehold and illuminate qualified immunity for law enforcement. it is signed into law money for police department across the country would be redirected to flood community-based programs. the measure advancing in the senate as the house canceled votes amid security threats at the capital. red

todd: carley shimkus joins us.ley: amid another sexual harassment claim, new york governor andrew cuomo is trying to explain his behavior. he said in part, at work sometimes i think i'm being playful and making jokes i think are funny. i do on occasion tease people in what i think is a good natured way. i now understand that my interactions may have been insensitive or too personal and that some of my comments, given my position, made other ofs feel in a way a never intended. i acknowledge some of the things i have said have been misinterpreted as unwanted flirtation. to the extent anyone felt that way, i am truly sorry about that. the governor did, however, offer an explicit denial that he touched or propositions anybody. now, his statements coming after a second former aide came forward with allegations of sexual harassment. charlotte bennett saying the governor asked her questions about her sex life and if she had ever had sex with older men. the governor now formally referring an investigation into those claims

thanks, carley.ress, beautiful. >> thank you. >> martha: that's the "the story" march 5, 2021. we'll see you back here monday. have a great weekend, everybody. glad to see neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: all right. a lot of drama in washington d.c. as well. the white house and the president is making his pitch to make sure this $1.9 trillion stimulus gets done and in washington where they're going through a vote a rama that would stop because they now have drama rama, whatever you want to say. it's confusing. they're moving quickly. they hope to get this done maybe this weekend. $1.9 trillion in the face of an employment report that shows the in it is rocketing along. so do we need to spend this much? we're going to talk to john thune on

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steve: all right, carley, thank you very much. carley: you are welcome.s 79% effective and it is 100 percent effective against severe illness hospitalizations and most importantly death. here to react fox news medical contributor and author of "covid, the politics of fear and the power of science, dr. marc siegel. dr. siegel, good morning. >> hi. steve. how are you today? >> steve: doing okay. this is great news because the more vaccine out there the more people are going to be able to get it. does the united states even need astrazeneca at this point? >> well, first of all, julian tang top virologist in the u.k. saying this is very good news for oxford astrazeneca of the reason it is because there was a lot of bumps in the road and question about blood clots, 79% effective each in the elderly which was a group wasn't doing as well and no side effects, major ones linked to the vaccine. the to your point, steve, first of all, the fda advisory committee needs to look at this first. they are going to look at over 100 pages of data, pure data on this. then th

carley: don't know what that has to do with climate change but i am okay, they know more than me. 9 minutes after the hour. la firefighters race to rescue people trapped on the roof of a burning building, that story straight ahead. jillian: covid 19 can't break this bonds, a couple married more than 70 years you and i for the first time in a year. ♪♪ >> you plan to visit the border? >> not today. >> the most qualified person to lead our for with mexico and the northern triangle. and countries that need help with the movement of so many folks stemming migration to the southern border. jillian: president biden tapping vice president harris, as there's an unprecedented surge of the southern border. here is what it might cost to keep up with this surge for the immigration site. good morning to you. the average american new how much this is costing they would call washington screaming. do enlighten us. >> it is tremendous. not only is this making a mockery, causing public safety problems but the cost is enormous, the cost of processing new arrivals arriving by the hundreds especially f

benjamin: carley shimkus joins us with new accusations.n is accusing cuomo touching her without consent during an encounter of the governor's mansion late last year. we don't know her name. the albany times union is reporting she is a member of the governor's executive staff, claimed during a conference call with reporters stressing they are all simply allegations. >> you don't know any facts, right? you know allegations. there is obviously allegations and then there are allegations, there is a spectrum of allegations which you can allege something, might be true, maybe not true, might be misperceived. let's get the facts. jillian: beth garvey responding say all allegations we learn of directly or indirectly are going promptly to the investigators appointed by the attorney general as the first woman to speak out against the governor lindsey boylein accuses him of launching a campaign to discredit her. they harassed and belittled colleagues tweeting a blatant abuse of power by governor cuomo, he retaliated against me and others, and facing

carley: as top us officials prepare to meet next week, florida congressman has an idea on holding china'st to the fire later this hour. jillian: new york lawmakers luncheon impeachment investigation against embattled governor andrew cuomo. benjamin: here's more on the program the police report is filed against the governor over sexual harassment. carley: governor cuomo's political career on the ropes and took another striking blow yesterday, lawmakers opening impeachment investigation against him that will examine sexual harassment claims a nursing home cover-up scandal. the decision comes as 120 new york lawmakers are calling on the governor to resign or be impeached, that number includes 65 democrats. new york city mayor bill deblasio doubling down on his call for cuomo to go. >> is not one, 2, 3, 4, 5, six women who have come forward. it is deeply troubling and he can no longer serve as governor. jillian: republicans in the state legislature say the impeachment investigation is a democrat for designed to buy cuomo more time, chairman laneworthy saying we have ample evidence that proves

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carley: we talk about cancel culture, this is not an example of that.ic slur. he is getting support from another athlete, patriot player julian edelman who is jewish, take a listen to what julian edelman post on social media. he said i'm sure you are getting lots of criticism for what you said not trying to add to that. he goes on to say casually conference is hard to combat it has greater reach especially when you command great influence. i'm down in miami fairly often. i will show you will find time. it is a teachable moment rather than piling on. meyer's letter apologize for what he said, they are going to suspend him from the team indefinitely as they conduct an investigation. >> dialogue is what we need more of, that is how you solve stuff. jillian: time to check with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: i can get right to the copy. acting dhs secretary chad wolf is outraged, getting a lot of blame, let's hear what he has to say. congresswoman elyse stuff on it -- stefaniak, putting pressure that the governor of new yo