hard to watch this father/daughter saga play out on tv. i want them to go in a room and sit down and talk it out. benjamin: one of the saddest thing about this. thomas markel, 70 miles away from harry and megan, hasn't met harry, hasn't met his grandson, family breakdowns are difficult in most cases. can only imagine what it is like in the royal family, it is a sad story. jillian: good morning on tuesday morning. benjamin: the house set to vote on the revised covid-19 deal as soon as today but despite passing the last month democrats could take a position in their own party. >> reporter: the house has to sign off on the changes as the senate made this plan over the weekend. this is expected to pass the democrats don't have many votes to spare and are probably nervous about this vote but at the white house they are in a celebratory mood. >> senator manchin and senator sanders and a range of democrats in between just voted to support $1.9 trillion package that is the most progressive piece of legislation in history. i would say we feel pretty good about that. >> they feel so good about it the president biden is slated to address the nation thursday to mark one year since the start of the covid-19 shutdown. >> the same message he did on the campaign trail which was he has a plan, he is executing that plan and as a country we will come together and be this pandemic, rise from this economic crisis and build back better which means we are not going to leave anybody behind, we will bring everybody along. >> not everyone is limiting the plan is beyond those $1,400 checks, some progressives in the house are angry the minimum wage hike was strikes out and republicans say this is a liberal wish list of unrelated deficit spending. >> one% goes to vaccines. less than 10% goes to covid-19 relief. in other words as bernie sanders said this is the most progressive piece of legislation to pass the senate since he has been a senator. that says a lot when you make bernie sanders blush. >> assuming this does pass the house it would have just days before those enhanced federal unemployment benefits are set to expire this weekend. back to you guys. >> primetime abreast from president biden thursday but no press conference yet in the site. thank you. jillian: the cdc, the green light to resume pre-pandemic activities, these guidelines give the okay to visit other vaccinated people indoors without wearing masks or social distancing. visit indoors with low risk on vaccinated people and quarantine if exposed. encouraged where mask in public and avoid large groups but the cdc advises extensive traveling. there are questions about this. dr. nicole saphier will join us. >> the clean up underway in mexico's like camp as hundreds leave for brownsville, texas. griff jenkins is at the border with brand-new numbers on migrants crossing into the us who tested positive for covid-19. >> reporter: the only thing left in this migrant camp, under the remain in mexico, is the cleanup job you see happening here. on migrants who were inside his left. this camp is being closed by mexican officials. at the time of the closing there were 800 migrants in this camp. most of them heading to brownsville, texas. one migrant we talked to said he spent 14 months in these dire and difficult conditions with the lion's share were able to cross legally under biden's new policies and got dropped off at that bus station in brownsville where dhs officials did not test them before releasing them to the city of brownsville, last week we told you 108 migrants tested positive since they began testing in january. new numbers, 185 have tested positive. as they tear this down they say they will not reopen it but more migrants are coming so in the coming week sentiments officials are worried what will happen if the numbers urge again. the migrants get legally across, they are stuck living in the streets trying to find shelters. jillian: illegal immigrants involved in a democrat from the border paid 10,$000 to be smuggled into the us. the daily mail reports guatemalan migrants, 25 were jammed into an suv that crashed into a semitruck in california killing 13 people. the remaining victims being treated and will be deported unless they file an asylum claim. fox news alert, a marine is killing two hurt after a wreck in camp pendleton, the 3 vehicles crash involves personal vehicles, no identities have been released. a week ago a 26-year-old sailor died and 5 others were hurt in a chain reaction crash. benjamin: new york republicans renew push to impeach governor andrew cuomo. >> regardless how many investigations we have a real problem is governor has lost so much credibility and trust that we don't feel he can go forward and govern. benjamin: impeachment resolution would only need a simple majority. it comes as the state attorney general appoints two attorneys including a federal prosecutor to lead the sexual harassment probe. the dow jones rises 300 points hitting in the record after senate approval of that covid-19 relief deal. technology steps, google and other major players drag the s&p into the red after heavy selling. the tech heavy index, nasdaq down 10% from its mid february high, that drop is considered a correction in a bull market. >> another fox news alert. megan markel's father speaks out for the first time since prince harry and the duchess of sussex's exclusive interview. benjamin: my good friend amy kellogg joins us as the fallout continues over this royal tell all. what is the latest? >> reporter: thomas markel has spoken out. he apologized to his daughter but took a swipe at prince harry saying we all make mistakes but i have never dressed as a nazi or played naked pool, both references to some useful transgressions of the friends's at a costume party in las vegas but in the meantime he offended the greater royal family, the in-laws but he has never met. >> i don't think they are racist at all. i think los angeles is racist, california is racist but i don't think the brits are. >> reporter: he and megan are no longer on speaking terms but thomas markel said she didn't lose him, he is there for her if she wants him. the sussexes continue to take control of their life, releasing this professional black and white photo of the 3 of them. they will have a baby girl this summer. and it to our interview with oprah megan made a lot of allegations how unbearable life and the palace was. the most serious suggestions that the family is racist, there were concerns over the color of their unborn baby's skin and megan was suicidal, needed help and was denied it on grounds that would make the family look that. many say the interview has blown the royal family up and there are reports that prince charles is in a state of despair. the shockwaves still being felt on this from florence, todd: venice, california and most of us are not in our offices right now. this is virtual water cooler conversation number one. >> don't how life in a palace can be unbearable but i wasn't there. >> hard to put ourselves in issues we have never been in but we will continue to follow it. still to come migrant children surging at the border but the white house still not calling a crisis. carlos jimenez is a legal immigrant and joined us next. >> a priest giving up his baseball card collection, the home run he is hoping to to help children get an all-star education. ♪♪ so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until you get... 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>> the messaging, policy, proposed legislation, all of the above. they are all saying come to america, we will let you win and so the folks in central and south america understand they got the message and that's why you have a crisis at the border and why leader mccarthy is leading a delegation to el paso on monday so we can see what is happening. in my own district, they are looking at reopening a child detention center in homestead, florida so why would they be doing that if there isn't a surge? talking about children a lot of these children, unaccompanied children are young girls. we don't know what happens to them when they get here? we suspect many of them are being trafficked and are part of the human trafficking ring. we are not doing them any favors with the rhetoric, policy and the proposed legislation. jillian: it is march and the mayor of miami beach says officials are concerned about spring break. you are the former mayor of miami-dade county, what precautions should be taken right now and what is the message to people who are planning to come to florida? people are tired of lockdown the united states. >> you can come down to florida and go down south beach and have a good time but you need to do it in a safe manner. the beach is a pre-safe place. my concern when i was mayor is what was happening at the bars and clubs and people getting close two the, young people, hardly any of them have been vaccinated and so my word to them is you can come and have a good time, where your mass, keep your distance, wash your hands and you will be okay but the mayor of miami beach put in place measures to tape down on all the excessive partying that could lead to some kind of outbreak of covid-19 because most of those young people have not been vaccinated so when we get them vaccinated we should keep your guard up. jillian: you touched on a number of topics, thank you for your insight on all of them. benjamin: the time is 18 minutes after the hour. henry kissinger telling the biden administration to maintain donald trump's work in the middle east. an expert on the middle east joins us next. plus incredible images from a volcano we rafting in italy coming up ahead. ♪♪ nicorette® knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey are you kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette®. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette® guy fieri! ya know, if you wanna make that sandwich the real deal, ya gotta focus on the bread layers. king's hawaiian sliced bread makes everything better! ♪ (angelic choir) ♪ and here's mine! carley: henry kissinger praising the trump administration's tribes in the middle east and urging the administration to keep pressure on iran but there are stark differences between president biden's foreign policy approach and joining me live to explain to the independent woman's for him, what a pleasure to see you this morning. it is important we listen to that. here is what he said. he said i think one of the great successes in the previous administration, the combination against shiite state which is iran, a brilliant concept, we should not give up in iran until we know where they are heading. where do you make of that? >> a very important acknowledgment of the bold, innovative foreign policy approach, donald trump's legacy. we know the tensions of the united states and iran will strengthen those alliances, the abraham accords in washington last november. what iran has launched, just as president biden has been inaugurated. attacks on saudi arabia loyal invitations in the red sea, the red strikes on american contracts, outside of mobile. iran is extremely emboldened. they are using armed drones for any iranian backed militia targeting oil installations in iran. this is heating up and biden has to acknowledge iran is a paramilitary force proxy in syria in iraq and lebanon and this is not cooling down. benjamin: president biden did strike iranian proxies in syria. is he sending a strong message? >> that strike on iranian militia on the border is very important but is not coherent with president biden's overture to regain iran which is now saying we are not even coming back to remove those sanctions, they violated their rules of enrichment. one policy president biden could do is maintain the pressure in iran. remove the enticement to come back to the table in iranian terms, those are our partners in defeating isis, they are expanding in population in northern iraq where they posted that this week. if we can empower kurds in iran to recognize their autonomy, arm them, this will be one of the most threatening moves to iran and also wisher saudi arabia, israel and the other nations the us is serious about sharing iran, the single most destabilizing agent in the region. benjamin: it feels like president biden turned his back on saudi arabia and israel and reached out to enemies. does that leave us with no allies in the region? >> the united states is usually admired. i've been to many places where you spent much of your career and there is a beloved affection for the ideals of the united states but if you speak to local iraqis they are under the duress of the iranian backed militias which are roaming freely, independent of the iraqi army inside iraq, lebanon has been destroyed by iranian influences in yemen, the crisis is severe, saudi arabia is an impact. president biden has castigated saudi arabia and the future monarch of saudi arabia while embracing everything iran would desire. president biden must acknowledge we are not in 2015 and the fracture between sunnis and shias was initiated by president obama's embrace of the muslim brotherhood at the expense of the world. there is a lot of work to be undone. benjamin: the same team around president biden who were around president obama so you wonder how much change we will see and i share your concern for the kurds. thank you for joining us this morning. until next time. >> the cdc has new guidelines for tens of millions of americans who are fully vaccinated. >> such a long time. jillian: this was incredible to a little girl shedding tears of joy after learning she is going back to school. dr. nicole saphier on the emotional strain the pandemic is having on america's gradual reopening. ♪♪ lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! when i'm shaving down there not just any razor will do new venus for pubic hair and skin with a patented irritation defense bar for a smooth shave with blades that barely touch skin ♪ i'm my venus ♪♪ change fully vaccinated people can visit unvaccinated people from one other household indoors without wearing masks or physical distancing as long as the unvaccinated people and unvaccinated members of the household are not at high risk for severe covid-19 disease. jillian: new guidelines for fully vaccinated americans which is this the first major step toward life before the pandemic? benjamin: fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. 10% of the population, are we on fast track to some sort of normality. >> 90 million doses have been given, single-dose can give up 90% level of immunity. more americans have a level of immunity and given credit for. the cdc finally addressed the fact that so many americans have some level of immunity, the cdc recommendations didn't go far enough. they finally acknowledged if you're vaccinated you can hang out with other fully vaccinated indoors without masks without social distancing. such as children and younger healthier adults. what about going after restaurants? what about traveling? the rest of life? they didn't address that. if you don't go forward and give people an incentive to get vaccinated they are not going to want to get vaccinated a reach herd immunity and we will see these circulating to make it go backwards. thank you cdc, they need to go a step further, and we will see more recommendations, but this -- jillian: frustration from people, for a while we have been hearing wait until you are vaccinated. now people are and they are saying why can't i be responsible enough to make decisions what i want to do now? >> a very fine balance. i implore people it is time to resume normal life if you are vaccinated, he wants to be careful because does that mean people will start checking immunity status if you get on an airplane or go to a restaurant? maybe if restaurants are checking for immunity status maybe they don't need to have capacity restrictions but i worry there will be some discrimination and equity issues if only vaccinated people are allowed to do certain things. people need to be vaccinated, that is the best way to get back to normalcy and rebuild our economy. benjamin: this is a heartwarming video of a young student getting back to school. this is the response. >> really? >> are you enjoying this? >> more than a year. benjamin: my own daughter went back to school jumping with joy and other parents, some students are afraid of going back to school because they have been out for so long, what is the long-term impact of these closures? >> watching the video brings tears to my eyes because i have 3 children of my own and they suffered this last year, we've not made it an emergency to get them back, the lack of socialization and lack of facial recognition has long-term effect on our children. it is imperative we get them back to school, get them back with their teachers, remove their masks. and they are rebuilding everything they lost over the last year. jillian: that little girl and her mom were on with a great interview and that emotion, parents and students can completely understand that. thank you for joining us. benjamin: what a day it has been. >> janice: high. benjamin: good to see you this morning. >> janice: what we are going to get a little taste of spring in the northeast, 60s today. let's look at temperatures. pretty good for most of the country. we will see a return to winter in the northern plains and upper midwest. satellite radar imagery pretty quiet on the eastern half of the country, the west getting active with mountain snow and coastal rain, low-pressure across the pacific will move in and one behind that. we have potential for wildfire danger ahead of the next system, dry conditions, breezy conditions and warm air will fuel the potential for fire danger. that is good for the central us, 7070 houston, 61 in new york, 67 in chicago, 65 in minneapolis. it is coming. jillian: that forecast especially in london. >> janice: i will work on that tomorrow. benjamin: it is raining or it is foggy, got it. jillian: still ahead, spring break photos as the union fights to keep them out of school. ♪♪ genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? 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it really is a fascinating approach and break it down for us, what it exactly is. >> i think everybody in the country believes the minimum wage should go up. the way we handled it historically hasn't worked well. we argue about it and leave it alone for years and so what we thought we would try to do is offer a common sense business approach solution for this, fix it for once and get it on the right track and index over time so that it's fair for the people of the business and the customers that ultimate i will have to pay for goods and services. what we have done is gone back to 1968 inflation adjusted wage when last time they really created so much of the minimum wage laws and indexed over time, that led us to a number that was probably in the 1050 plus range and then we said, let business adjust to that about a dollar an hour until they get to that over time and this plan would do that over the course of time and i think it's something that business can digest as well. >> wallet, we heard from senator graham earlier there. he said he will take this so senator joe manchin. this does seem bipartisan support growing for your suggestion. the white house is open to new ideas after the 15-dollar minimum wage was rejected. have you been getting a lot of support from both sides of the aisle and do you think is really something that can move forward from here? >> well, we do think it's something that could move forward. we are trying to meet with both sides of the aisle. we are trying to make with the white house as well and governors and business leaders, et cetera. as i said, i think everybody in the country is in agreement that it is too low. what we want to do is fix the processor fix the system. i think that both sides can get on board because ultimately this will with inflation, this will continue to keep up with the cost of living and, you know, not -- not one size fits all in every market, manhattan is different than georgia and so this is a really -- kind of a floor wage that higher cost of living states and cities can build off of if they needed to but we think the federal floor wage is something that both sides of the aisle can support. and i think americans can support. jillian: we have about 30 seconds left, but, you know, you talk about it being gradual. i think that for business owners that's really the key right now because when you have such a skyrocketed increase in a short period of time, some people say i will have to lay off employees because i don't have the funds for that. >> businesses don't like shock, consumers don't like shock but i can tell you this, nobody cares more about our workforce than we do and i feel that most of my peers in the business world feel the same way. we want to take care of our people and we think this kind of satisfies all -- all objectives. it helps take care of the people over time and gives business a chance to digest it. jillian: can't wait to see where it goes. thank you very much for joining us, appreciate it. have a good day. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. a minnesota priest sacrificing pieces past to help future generations, father selling his rare sports cards to raise money for good school scholarships. he's had the collection for 50 years, jackie robinson and terry bradshaw, rather than be upset, father john said it's the happiest he's ever been to giveaway. i have bags of them at home. jillian: i could be a millionaire and don't know it and that's how many i have. have a good day. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> dhs chief requests volunteers to help at the southern border. >> brand-new numbers, 185 migrants tested positive. >> the house is expected to vote on the covid-19 relief bill. >> the most progressive piece of legislation in history. >> imagine if president trump promised bipartisanship and i stood at the podium and said we just passed the most conservative bill, we would be ridiculed. >> we have vaccinated people and with other fully vaccinated people without wearing masks. >> this is truly following the science with the recommendations. >> ucla teachers are warn today stay off of s