neil johnson took cover in the boiler room as the search continued. >> we saw a bunch of people walkinground, a bunch of police officers with guns. >> i'm glad they got her. >> did you get her? >> that is what i am assuming. >> reporter: according to the chp there was no woman with a gun. the called up the search at about noon. as it turns out, there have been other sightings like this in the last three years, never a response is large, however. >> when the stuff has happened, the police presence, the administration here, everybody goes right to work to keep us safe. i will say that for sure. >> reporter: there safe this evening. the california highway patrol has extra officers on patrol to be sure. wayne friedman, abc7news. >>> bill dodd spoke with law enforcement shortly after this morning's incident and told abc7news they were able to use some of the lessons learned from three years ago. >> between all the training that they do and have done over the years since then, it really paid off and we are very pleased with how all the groups came together, how everything was structured and s

neil johnson took cover in the boiler room as the search continues. >> we saw a bunch of people walking around and a bunch of police officers with guns. >> what did you think at time? >> i am glad they got her. >> did they get her? >> that is what i am assuming. >> according to chp there was no woman with a gun. they called off the search at about noon. as it turns out there had been other sightings in the last three years. never a response as large. >> when this stuff happens, the police presence, the administration -- everybody-- ey goes right to work to keep us safe. i will say that for sure. >> they are safe this evening. the california highway patrol has extra officers to be sure.>>> today was a reminder of the shooting at the veterans home. leslie brinkley takes a look at what has changed and what hasn't as people in napa county reacted to the notification early this morning that there was a potential mass shooting. >> queen of the valley medical center braced for a scuffle scale mass casualty event when they got the notice.the notice.. >> i was watching the news, watching a live

neil: we told you a little bit earlier how merck and johnson & johnson are working together. to get the j&j one dose out or millions more doses out than normally would be the case but merck stumbled upon, i would say stumbled upon, but benefited from a acquisition the candidate they took over has a covid-19 drug that looks promising and merck is saying we'll develop a new trial to get more attention, find out more about this covid-19 drug. they might not stumbled upon, one of the big reasons they were looking at this company but they could have come upon you know, a way to be in this race for a vaccine. and that looks very, very promising right now. where it is sort of like a curse of riches. they're looking increasingly by the end of this month, 130 million people could benefit from additional vaccines, beyond what we already know. jonathan serrie is following this vaccine rush. the white house is going to be detailing this. the president more to the point later on this afternoon, but all of sudden, jonathan, it is full speed ahead, isn't it? >> it is full speed ahead and as

neil: yeah. key adviser to boris johnson is joining me now. of this? because when i read the statement -- i've been reading it a number of times -- that the whole fam ily, this is coming from queen elizabeth, saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been to harry -- for harry and meghan. they say they had been ignored, so someone is, shall we say, misrepresenting reality. what are your thoughts? >> i think it's a very difficult situation, and i find it very interesting, i'm here in the u.s., and i watched the interview on sunday and saw the american responses to it, and i was very excited to see the comparison once it aired in the u.k. you know, in the u.k. i think people are seeing this as quite offensive. you know, meghan went on tv and basically accused prince charles of being a racist, right? that's what she was saying. they went out and said it wasn't queen, it wasn't philip. it wasn't william, he's young. so basically, it's prince charles. this is a man who stepped up to the plate and walked her down t

neil: all right. here's more vaccines and here's more stimulus. we're on top of both on "your world" told. one million more single dose johnson & johnson vaccines that will be in your arms in a matter of weeks. at the rate we're going and forget about every american then having access to or already taken a vaccine by the end of may, it could happen as soon as the end of april. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." so much happening, so little time. not only in the vaccine front but the stimulus front and the markets celebrating all of that front. let's go to kevin corke in washington on the big news regarding vaccines. 100 million of these johnson & johnson single dose vaccines that will be out there. i guess, kevin, pronto, huh? >> yeah, sooner than some expected. although to be fair, not as many doses unfortunately, neil as had been hoped for. this is a boon for all americans that still need to take the vaccine. this is great for everyone especially as we try to get the economy rolling again. the white house today actually told governors on tuesday to expect fewer than 400,000 doses of the johnson & joh

johnson one dose vaccine. so i sent a letter and bill foster, democrat joined me on that and we're hoping that the administration will do that. neiloked at numbers, you know this far better than i, congressman, 74 plus percent efficacy rate is what johnson & johnson's was originally coming out the bat here. now one of the things i found interesting on this, many of your colleagues are pushing up to allow most americans to get a single dose right now, even if it means they have to take from the second dose arsenal because there is no, you know, requirements that you have to do it within 21 days, that it could wait weeks after that. are you, are you for that as well, that there is little risk pushing this out? i think one of your colleagues was on saying an additional 12, 16 weeks would do little harm. in the meantime more people would get that one booster that would really protect them as where they wouldn't normally? >> absolutely. that is what i was trying to say earlier. bill foster and i both signed a letter, he, a democrat on the coronavirus select committee, i a republican. he is a phd, i'm an md. we sent a letter to the admi

johnson vaccine. >> the reopenings particularly in texas where virtually all restrictions have been lifted. >> neil: what an incredible year and seems to be a flash as we get back to business as usual. peter tuckman, you know this as soon as you see it. a new york stock exchange trader. an iconic figure. popped in so many photos and videos in market jumps and market tumbles as well. wouldn't you know, my friend, all of these aides following this, had a rough battle dealing with covid when he tested positive. you cannot dream of the complications he ran into. covid doesn't know who they were messing with. he's still fighting it and quite a fighter at that. more rigorous and able to withstand the pain. ho are you feeling? >> thank you, neil. i'm okay. i'm going through a lot of physical trials and what is called lung covid, which are symptoms that relate to your joints and sleeping patterns and body temperature regulations. so there's a lot of things that are definitely still affects me. i'm a fighter. i'm here, working every day and back on the floor. it's going to be okay, a long road. >> a lot of p

neil: thanks. to the white house now. the president of the united states outlining this agreement with johnson & johnson and merck to get thisour loves ones and get our economy on track and move back to normal that is one of my first goals in office was when i got in office is to say that there will be 100 million vaccinate shots administered in my first 100 days in off. we got halfway there in 37 days and i feel confident we'll make it all the way. as i said, we have a long way to go. as i said from the outset, we're going to use every resource of the federal government to make it happen. among the thins that i learned when i came in office is that johnson & johnson was behind in manufacturing and production. we had the potential -- highly effective vaccine to accompany the two existing vaccines and simply wasn't coming fast enough. so my team, my team has been hard at work to accelerate that effort. as i have always said, this is a war-time effort. every action has been on the table including putting together break through approaches. today we're announcing a major step forward. two of the largest health care and pharmaceu

neil. senators are staring at late nights in an effort to finish this $1.9 trillion coronavirus bill. ron johnson just stretched things out. the senate skips over the verbal reading of amendments. in the 19th century they read everything out because there was one copy. johnson is requiring a senate clerk read a 628-page amendment out loud. >> i object. >> the objection is heard. the clerk will continue the reading. >> rural healthcare, section 1003. funding for the usda office of special general for oversight of -- >> so this will take hours, this is what is called a substitute amendment. that's basically an entirely new bill. johnson defended his move. >> i feel bad for the clerks. they'll have to read it. but it's important. so often we rush these massive bills that are hundreds if not thousands of pages long. >> the senate can't begin debate until the clerk finishes reading this amendment. that could lead late into the night. context here. harry potter and the order of the phoenix, 870 pages, the blind assassin is 637 pages. vice president harris had to break a 50/50 tie, so they may need her

. ♪ neil: all right, there was an old saw during the administration of lyndon johnson that when walterwas critical of his conduct in the vietnam war, the president famously said when i lose walter cronkite, i've lost everything. so if you're governor andrew cuomo in new york, when you lose big liberals like jerry nadler and alexandria ocasio-cortez and 11 of the 19 democrats that make up the new york congressional delegation with more expected to follow, you've got to wonder what is next for the embattled governor. brenda lyons, times-union managing editor -- brendan. thank you for taking the time. certainly, his friends are dwindle, and his support is dwindling. he could very well be, you know, political dead man walking here. what's your read of it? >> he seems to be hanging on. and as you know, it's really a matter of this moment of counting the supporters he probably has left, and it's decreasing. and now we're hearing rumble blings that there's a possibility that the entire new york senate may call for his resignation at some point. so there is also calls in the senators for a com

neil: all right. here's more vaccines and here's more stimulus. we're on top of both on "your world" told. one million more single dose johnson in your arms in a matter of weeks. at the rate we're going and forget about every american then having access to or already taken a vaccine by the end of may, it could happen as soon as the end of april. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." so much happening, so little time. not only in the vaccine front but the stimulus front and the markets celebrating all of that

get more vaccines, embers and production from johnson & johnson, pfizer, moderna and perhaps others that we can continue to stay on this track. neilhank you. neil: in the meantime, the good doctor was saying facebook is announcing plans beginning in may, on a rolling basis, it's going to reopen select bay area offices. up to 10% capacity, the first premier player in the technology community to get people back to their offices. 10% positive. a couple of other technology giants talked about, a wait and see approach as they urge those working on community or doing this from home but they continue. facebook is saying we want some to get back to work, maybe up to 10% maximum capacity to start things off as soon as may. municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for consistent income that's federally tax-free, now is an excellent time to consider municipal bonds from hennion & walsh. if you have at least 10,000 dollars to invest, call and talk with one of our bond specialists at 1-800-217-3217. we'll send you

neil browning is now recovering from a third vaccine infection. moderna is testing a third booster of the original vaccine, a modified vaccination for the south african variant. currently moderna, pfizer and johnsonnd johnson are all working on second generation vaccines. >> hints that maybe as soon as as later this summer or early this fall that americans and other people around the world will be offered a booster dose. >>> a strong immune response to third dose is a positive sign that those who have had the virus only need a single dose. >>> could lifestyle increase the effectiveness of the covid-19 vaccine? researchers need volunteers to help answer that question. >> better than a birthday party. the fun child-like way these seniors are celebrating getting their coronavirus shots. we'll get to that? just a second but first we're going to check with meteorologist mike nicco. >>> thank you, reggie. good morning. we know we have some light rain heading over from the east bay towards the peninsula. but right now all the reporting stations are saying mostly cloudy and 3 to 46 in san bruno. temperatures low- to mid-40 get and fairfield and santa rosa at 39 and 37, this evening. the eastern side of t

neil cavuto today starts right now. thanks for being here. >> charles: stocks taking off as more coronavirus vaccines go out. the dow surging close to 600 points today. investors cheering the approval of johnson & johnson's vaccine. investors waiting action on the $1.9 trillion relief package coming up in the senate. more on that. first, you're looking live at the white house. president biden set to meet with mexico's president this hour. it comes as migrants continue to mass at the southern border. former president donald trump ripping the administration for fuelling this crisis. but today the white house says there's no crisis. we'll talk to a border sheriff about that in just a moment. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." first to kristin fisher with the very latest at the white house. >> thanks, charles. right now there's 4,000 illegal border crossings every day. the number is trending upwards according to a former top trump administration official. the numbers are more concerning when it comes to unaccompanied minors. nearly 400 were taken in to custody last friday alone. this former trump administration official tells me that 97% of the available beds for

neil cavuto today starts right now. thanks for being here. >> charles: stocks taking off as more coronavirus vaccines go out. the dow surging close to 600 points today. investors cheering the approval of johnsonnate. more on that. first, you're looking live at the white house. president biden set to meet with mexico's president this hour. it comes as migrants continue to mass at the southern border. former president donald trump

100 million more doses of johnson & johnson vaccines, reopening going on across the country, particularly in texas where virtually all restrictions have been lifted. neilas officially declared in the united states boarding up and locking up and getting anything having to do life, whatever as usual. we are slowly coming out of that right now with no fewer than a dozen states relieving restrictions, some entirely but where does that put the economy and markets now when we crash just under 20000 for a while on the dow? now in record territory, 32620. who would have thunk it that we would be where we are right now? here we are. gary joined us. guys, thank you very much. we've covered this every step of the way, certainly you have as well. i'm wondering when this started, these were unprecedented actions. the government was taking to shut down the economy. freeze it in place. all the lives lost and businesses gone. it didn't seemed like we would be able to dig our way out of it. 22 million jobs lost at their height but we made back 12 million of those jobs. i don't think many anticipated, at least in economic come back in the vaccine come back we've seen si

kennedy, as you suggest, neil, the nudge to ahead and make his national address and put his administration, along with the republicans, on the side of civil rights and thus with johnson'suaranteeing the passage of that civil rights bill. remember though, the democrats -- he's changing the party's direction. the democrats had been strongly against civil rights. they had led the filibusters in the senate opposing civil rights. they'd had anti-lynch-- they opposed anti-lynching bills, the democrats did, and zero democrats in congress voted for the 15th amendment back in 1870 to give blacks the vote. so that he was undoing 90 years of damage that the democratic party had done to black americans and joining in a movement that would create civil rights for blacks and for all americans, and that was powerful when it was done then with the television attacks on the civil rights marchers. i think you're absolutely on target on this. neil: well, just thought we should explore, burt. you're the expert here. i did find the differences to be startling here. generally, most americans don't care who gets the credit or blame, and that it's fixed. the president of the country, no matte

neil degrasse tyson answers your cosmic queries. facts about the universe and where we all come from. >> first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> newly approved third vaccine, vaccine number three, by johnsonc. >>> we took a look at the data and when you take into account los angeles county it appears testing is down 34% in the last month. people who are relying on testing sites to keep working are showing up at testing sites like where we are this morning the va hospital in los angeles, folks showing up to see an empty parking lot thinking wait a minute, what happened? >>> new york's democratic governor andrew cuomo faces calls to resign after a second former aide accused him of sexual harassment. >> the governor says he is handing over this investigation to the state attorney general, after she denied his original request to choose a private investigator. >>> he didn't just come out and say he was going to run. why do you think he didn't do that? >> aides tell me that legally and from a fundraising standpoint he can't do all this other work he wants to do for republicans. >>> the fda has authorized a vaccine from new jersey-based company johnson & johnson. johnson & johnson will now pair

thank goodness ron johnson and e lise davis looked at it and then for it to be read outloud, and then the 11-hour delay was planning to get the unemployment benefits at 300 bucks. neil: okay, we'll watch it very closely, senator i know you're in the middle of all of that and this vote-o-rama will go on but a vote looks like to your point might be had tonight. mike braun the indiana republican senator. in the meantime switching to politics now, where it's going on with governor cuomo, if you think about it, last year at this time, he was a rock star. now, more rock. fellow democrats reigning in his covid-19 ownership and command, and that is just for starters. many of those same democrats are urging the governor to resign, the very latest following all of this , alicia? reporter: hi, neil governor cuomo has indicated he will sign a bill that was passed by state lawmakers yesterday to strip him of temporary emergency powers that were granted to address the covid crisis. this as a second part of that cbs interview with charlotte bennett airs, telling nora o'donnell she was transferred to a new job after telling cuomo's chief of staff the governor asked if she was willi