carley: never too late to follow your dreams, a world war ii veteran gets a high school diploma. the ceremony you don t want to miss. fox and friends continues right now. nothing standing in my way benjamin: good morning glad to be with you coming from london and new york today, it is 9:00 in the morning over here. it is world sleep day. i hope everyone got their sleep. carley: i will celebrate that, i can guarantee you of that. benjamin: i wonder at this hour who is watching. if you re up at 4:00 am, this is the place you should come and you can enjoy the morning with us so thanks for joining us. good morning to you. you are watching fox and friends first on friday morning. carley: the house approved two immigration bills creating a pathway to citizenship for millions as the white house press secretary slips up and finally calls the migrant surge a crisis. benjamin: one high profile official is heading to the border today. reporter: two big immigration bills past
posts years ago. saying they don t reflect her views today. apparently that was not enough. the new york post said no sin is ever forgiven in the brave new woke world. she is just the last in a long list of victims. to dr. seuss books and looney toons characters. even former president trump was banned from twitter. christina coleman is following the story. christina. hi, yeah, she has apologized over and over again for some of the things she tweeted a decade ago when she was just 17 at the time. but still because of those years-old tweets she will no longer start as editor in chief of teen vogue next week. it sparked outrage from some of teen vogue staffers and readers because of the homophobic and anti-asian tweets she posted a decade ago. the owner of teen vogue was aware of the tweets. the company s officer sent an email saying she was straight forward and transparent about these posts during our interview process and through public apologies years ago. they say she ha
and that should make it easier for schools to meet the requirements. president biden will leave for atlanta, georgia. the president will be visiting the cdc just after this new guidance came out. there s a live look at joint base andrews. they say that they are about to hit the vaccination goal of 100 million doses a day. they will do it today, i should say, the original plan was for the president and vice president to promote that package. but the shooting changed those plans. now the first joint trip will also include a meeting with asian american community leaders in georgia. the top concern, rising anti-asian rhetoric and violence this past year. a hearing on discrimination got heated on the hill, got personal as well. we will talk to georgia congressman hank johnson who sits on that committee. what he wants to hear from the president and vice president today in atlanta. we start with that breaking news from the centers for disease control, the cdc now saying, three
the suspect in the killing spree that left eight people dead at three different spas in atlanta felt tortured by sexual addiction. six asian-american women who were shot and killed yesterday. the asian community is once again being target. the country still averaging over 50,000 new cases every day. when we see a plateau like that that predicts another surge. we are vaccinating really well. that s the good news. these variants are spreading that s the bad news. this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new day. it s thursday, march 18th, 6:00 here in new york. erica hill is here with me again. always good to be here. we have a lot going on. this is what we know this morning. the asian-american community in this country is on edge understandably. the murder rampage in georgia left eight people dead, six of them asian women. anti-asian hate crime up nearly 150% in maj
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