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overseeing an independent investigation. >> on behalf of the president and vice president, let me reiterate every woman coming forward to be heard and treated with dignity and respect. >> the latest woman to speak up sharing this photo with the new york times. she said in 2019 cuomo put his hands on her face a wedding asking if he could fix her. fox is not confirmed this independently. we reached out to the governor's office but have not heard back. the executive director of the women's march tweeting conduct like this is despicable. senator kirsten gillibrand saying it is completely unacceptable. new york democratic congresswoman kathleen wright urging the governor to step down, tweeting because of this he is exploring a 2020 to run for governor. cuomo said he never intended, and on camera press briefing. shannon: thank you. learning more about that suv, left more than a dozen people dead. new pictures show that suv driven through a section of border wall with officials telling fox news the crash happened after a whole was cut into the fence. a second vehicle entered through the same poll but was stopped by a border agent. the section of wall constructed between 2007, and 2009, not part of the fencing done under the trump administration. president biden moving up his timeline for giving all-american adults access to covid-19 vaccine. jillian turner reporting on a busy day regarding vaccinations, stunning projections on illegal immigration in the implosion of a cabinet nomination. >> it is a lot to unpack, president biden upped the ante in the battle against covid-19, announcing a partnership between pharmaceutical giant merck and johnson & johnson proposing to speed up the timeline to vaccinate every single american in a pretty big way. >> we are on track to have enough vaccine supply for every adult in america by the end of may. >> the new directive to vaccinate all teachers and school staff by the end of the month. he insists this requirement will speed up the process of reopening schools nationwide. with the vet done the white house insists the main focus, getting the president's coronavirus relief bill passed in less than 12 days when federal enhanced unemployment benefits run out but there is another crisis. when asked about a surge of 20,000 minus of the border to say the president said this. the public of homeland security project that to 117,000 will cross the border this year. press secretary jen psaki answered they've got it handled. >> the secretary of homeland security conveying as a challenge we are going to approach this without labeling, with policy, with humanity and with focus on what we can do to keep these kids safe. >> the administration is blaming this on covid-19 related restrictions. donald trump the accuser dismantling the immigration system. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are sounding the alarm. >> to stop illegal immigration, damaged within months. >> the number of unaccompanied kids and families coming in are increasing every day. >> breaking tonight the president's nominee to be the largest office at the white house, management and budget has responded to the nomination in the wake of bipartisan opposition to the nomination. near attendances she doesn't want to be a distraction to the biden policy agenda. her decision comes after weeks of publics are focused on her past partisan attacks on twitter. shannon: thanks for the wrapup. 59 michigan national guard member stationed at the us capitol are reportedly sick after eating undercooked meals. a bipartisan coalition of michigan's congressional delegation is demanding immediate attention to remedy the situation. it is happening is a prominent dc politician is calling for end to all the added capital security measures, in particular the letter holmes norton tweeting we cannot have the capital complex closed off from the people permanently. there are state-of-the-art ways to protect the complex without fencing which makes the united states look like a totalitarian regime trying to keep its own people out. fbi director christopher ray in the hot seat testifying in front of the senate judiciary committee explaining what the fbi new and when about potential threats ahead of the january 6th ryan and who was and was not responsible for storming the capital. >> certainly while we are equal opportunity and looking for extremism of any ideology we have not to date seen of any evidence of anarchist violent extremists or people subscribing to antifa in connection with the sixth. doesn't mean we are not looking. >> reporter: let's discuss will be learned with retired police lieutenant randy sutton and deputy assistant attorney general john you. welcome back to both of you. what caught my eye today as outlined in the help. the hearing also revealed that ray like many top law enforcement officials was not aware of the january 5th report from the fbi northrup field office the detailed specific calls for violence on january 6th including those suggested protesters go to "get ready for war. how does that happen. this bulletin and a number of other but for said agencies that work around the capital or directly to the capital say they didn't get. either. >> that illustrates the absolute debacle that this became. the fact the fbi director himself was unaware that there was this threat underscores how the failures of leadership have just been absolutely astounding. here's the thing. or the people who actually faced the line of distraction. it was the officers and the capital police in these men and women suffered incredible injury and here's something that has not been brought to the public, not only were these men and women assaulted physically just by pushing and shoving and all that, wasp spray, brake fluid, all of this was done in this was done in coordinated, this was a coordinated attack and the fact that the fbi was unaware of it and didn't disseminate this information properly to the capital police and other agencies is an incredible leadership failure. shannon: a lot of intel comes in but we also know the fbi visited people on their radar, but how do we get answers, how is there accountability legal or otherwise to make sure this kind of thing does not happen and how do they answer for the breakdown legally? >> i served with chris ray in the days after 9/11. i have faith in him for security and the country. it reminds me of what we saw after 9/11. there was intelligence coming into the system. the fbi did know. the failure was of analysis, not that there was not enough but they didn't understand the importance of it and getting it out so what you are going to see, i hope, is not what you say in congress when people with both parties close political pressure on the fbi to prioritize the january 6th riots are going after people in the summer riots or let the fbi do the job for proper oversight but not tried to politicize the whole thing so the fbi returns to what was like in the gym comey. whenever leadership, a vast improvement over what happened to the fbi under comey. shannon: something about this real quick, this is coming from local affiliate fox nation in washington dc, it says sources, us capitol police sources tell fox 5 they received an intelligence bulletin warning of a malicious plot to breach the capital on march 4th, david people are worried about, two sources say -- and members of the group on january 6th. some people attach significance to that day, march 4th. this fences are up on dc, national guard men and women are still here. how do we make sure there is not repeat march 4th? >> you are right, this has been disseminated to capital police. things are being prepared but i want you to remember what happened in beirut when the marines were attacked because the marine guards were not given ammunition for their weapons. let me ask you this. what would you think if i told you the national guard, is now on the scene there are now placed in the exact same position. would you consider that a failure of leadership, because i sure as hell do. the men and women, they are insurgents, these men and women who were planning to attack the capital are people who have a plan, they have a mission and every one on the front line deserves the proper and the methodology to defend themselves and defend the capital. shannon: the posture is different than it was a couple months ago and these men and women have been away from their families, their jobs, their children, their home states for a long time. let's hope it is a quiet day on march 4th and we can return to some level of normalcy after that. thank you both. >> thank you for having us. >> texans will no longer be required to wear masks in public. governor greg abbott says the time is now to reopen texas 100% which mississippi will also lift all its mask mandates that allow businesses to operate at full capacity due to dropping hospitalization numbers and cases. not all donors are on the same page. governor gavin is referring to the move in texas as absolutely reckless. accusations the dr. seuss was insensitive over some of his portrayals of minorities have led to businesses that handle the works of the beloved children's author to announce they will stop publishing several of his books for good. media both host and fox news media analyst howard kurtz takes a look at the latest victim of cancel culture tonight. >> dr. seuss is one of america's most beloved children others including by today's politicians. >> i do not like green eggs and ham, i do not like them, sam i am. >> i'm delighted to share today's book of the places you will go by dr. seuss. >> but president biden unlike his predecessors is a proclamation that removed any mention of him for read across america day. >> it is important for children of all backgrounds see themselves in the children's books they read. >> dr. seuss publishing that controls his legacy said today it is holding publication of i saw it on mulberry street and 5 others because of racist imagery saying these books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong. critics say this is cancel culture on the mock. >> i literally know the cat in for half my heart because i read it so many times to my children. these things are not racist. >> sous devlin racial stereotypes in the 1920s, drawing jews with big noses but he became a civil rights supporter in the 1961,. the parable against racism with the snitches who discriminated against those who didn't have stars on their bellies. other child icons of reason we come under fire, disney close warning the muppet show contain negative stereotypes and hasbro taking flak for marketing mister and mrs. potato head under the gender-neutral label potato head. is it fair to impose the standards of today's will culture on artists who were the product of earlier generations. some critics thought curious george books with the premise of a white man bringing home a monkey. >> howard kurtz, thank you. 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number. >> this is hr one. it is important for nancy pelosi to hold onto power. >> nancy pelosi says it is not as nefarious as mccarthy suggests. >> the first 300 pages of the bill were written by john lewis to end voter suppression. >> the measure allow 16 and 17-year-olds to register to vote and requires early voting. ballots arriving late would still be good 10 days after election day if postmarked on time. the bill federal laws is local election responsibilities, that flies in the face of the constitution which says it is up to states to assign times, places and manner of holding elections. >> it is clear why they chose to decentralize the election process so that no one in washington dc can decide elections for everybody and all across the country and given a cookie-cutter reform. >> democrats are not the only ones battling election law. republicans of iowa state legislature are slicing early voting by 9 days which was republicans want to mail in voting requests made under oath and in arizona they crafted a bill which would permit state lawmakers to ignore election returns and what electoral votes as they please. some republicans assert the 2020 election was fraught with irregularities. fbi director christopher ray disagrees. >> we are not aware of any widespread evidence of voter fraud. >> election reform a pass the house but is dead in the senate along with any other voting measure. that is why election disputes in 2020 could be a dress rehearsal for 2022 and 2024. shannon: ratio down between the parties on voting procedures and a split within the democratic party is widening over progressive demands. let's discuss the disputes with national circuit for bernie sanders and tomhall.com political editor guy benson. welcome back to both of you. here's how the wall street journal editorial board talks about this new bill going through the house, the headline is making every election like 2020, hr one limits voter verification. if you thought the 2020 election ran like a finely oiled machine you will love what democrats plan next. >> the editorial imagery was exactly right. this bill is terrible and you will see democrats highlight pieces of it but paul well but the devil is in the details and there are tons of details horrific, the bell harvesting peace alone, ballot harvesting is illegal in most places in the united states for good reason. it is legal in california which has a very messy system and we sought illegal ballot harvesting lead to a fraudulent election that had to be redone in north carolina. this bill would make ballot harvesting legal and federalize our entire election process rather than decentralizing it to state and local governments which is contrary to what the founders wanted and doesn't make sense. it is one thing after another, a power grab for the democrats, they might squeak it through the house but chad program i hope is right that it is dead on arrival in the senate because it should never become law. shannon: it is a big bill. a lot of things are tucked in allowing felons to vote and create a scheme of using public funds, taxes dollars to match donations 6-1 of the money would come from a 4.75% surcharge on fines and penalties paid by corporate officers and an ethics code for the supreme court, it would do all kinds of things, it is pre-sweeping, not just to have better voter access. >> 67% of americans support this, 57% of republican support this. ballot harvesting is a piece of lingo that has been put out by opposition groups that are very well-funded. >> i'm not funded by anyone. >> i didn't say you. the reality here as you know very well is we restricted voting laws in several states. early voting in arizona, a republican state, has been in effect for a decade, overseen by an independent commission. they years early voting and it became convenient when donald trump wanted to challenge the election because he had his own issues. the republican party doesn't know whether to support the conspiracy people in the trump world or go with the logic-based people so they have to figure out -- shannon: there's a lot to unpack there but republicans made clear they want nothing to do with youandon. that is unfair. let's talk about this. a lot of attention being paid to the idea that progressives are pushing over the old guard, progressives feel a special urgency to get policies passed into law it is propelling the unity against party leaders that are not fighting for policies like activists. a quick comment from both of you. progressives want democrats to do a lot more, they are disappointed in president biden when it comes to minimum wage and other issues they thought they would have better support from the white house. >> it is month one and they're trying to pass this gigantic covid-19 relief bill so maybe a little patience is in order here. for myself i hope the mainstream wing at each other's votes would be fine with me. >> what do you think? is there more unity than it looks like from the outside on these issues? >> i don't know about that. i would like to see more. i would like the biden administration to be more receptive to the progressive wing, the working-class wing, the union never that helped get him elected, he believes georgia who get him elected and lisa murkowski or joe manchin. we have a battle between the democratic wing and the working-class part of the democratic wing. people are struggling. $2,000 check they were promised one time, people want to be a bowl to pay their rent. landlords wants to make sure people can afford to pay their rent, this is something about the economy as a whole, $15 minimum wage well overdue, a fight for 15 years, florida voted for it, florida voted for trump and they voted for $15 -- the trump administration understands -- >> there are some things the two wings of the party have to work out and interparty fighting is not unusual. thank you both. governor newsom under threat of recall announces a plan to reopen california schools but skeptical parents say it is not going to get most kids back into the classroom. we are discussing it next. >> shannon: california splint open up at schools again is meeting fierce resistance tonight from is california's.open up its schools again is meeting fierce resistance tonight from the state's largest local teachers union. parents and students share a different message a rally to reopen in los angeles. trees gallagher is on the case live from our west coast newsroom. good evening. >> california schools have been shut down for one year while districts tried to renegotiate reopening terms with the powerful teachers union. this weekend california finally fought at the remedy by finalizing a much-anticipated reopening plan that offers $2 billion in incentives to get younger kids back in the class and an additional $4.6 billion for learning opportunities like summer school, tutoring and mental health services. the plan would also provide vaccines but not require students or staff to be vaccinated before returning to the class. the california teachers association praised parts of the plan and embattled governor gavin newsom thought they were onto something. >> i'm sure you will find some people with strong opinions but the bottom line is we created a framework we believe is consensus. that doesn't mean everybody is happy, it's part of the negotiation, part of the process. >> turned of the united teachers of los angeles, the state's largest local union representing the state's largest school district is very unhappy. the union is slamming the plan for propagating structural racism. >> we are being unfairly targeted by people who are not experiencing this disease in the same way as students and families are in our community. if this was a rich person's disease we would have seen a very different response. >> she went on to accuse white will the parents of increasing the political pressure by a rush to return although students in los angeles's county's lower income communities have experienced well documented and widely reported struggles under remote education. the bottom line, los angeles union that represents 600,000 students will have a great deal to say about what happens to the state's 6 million students. shannon: thank you for digging into that. let me see you. governor newsom pushing california's plan to get kids back in the classroom taking his message to an elementary school in santa clara today. to talk about the latest development, california republican congressman darrell ice a. welcome back. >> thanks for covering this attempt to bribe his way into getting teachers back to work, teachers who were not teaching, fire, police, emts never stopped working. shannon: we have union leaders saying they do not want to go back, they think it is systemic racism, it is -- people very skeptical who say this is going to put kids back in classes. the la times editorial board says by the time kids get their seat assignments the school year will be effectively over. this won't get kids back in seats anyway. >> they are talking about phasing in one day a week and so on but we have a vaccine. if you take your one or two shots you are immune so anyone trying to save his racists or anything else, once we have the vaccine which was rushed to market but is proven, many people have it myself included, we are immune to the disease. if you are to the disease and you are a teacher how is it you say you can't go back to teaching these children when in fact everyone else, if you are a first responder and essential industry worked our way through it and that includes minorities that work at mcdonald's or denny's or any number of other places in addition to first responders the fact is teachers were offered a bribe, it wasn't big enough so they will stay home. shannon: they say they feel they are in danger, a tweet from reopen california schools, they have been tracking and pushing, they are advocating getting everybody -- only 5% of california students are in the classroom full time as a last week were 100% of florida kids are your hospitalizations pretty much sustained, gavin newsom and california public health policies, failing california's schoolchildren so if you're to follow the signs what is the argument there in california against 5% of kids when the contrast in florida is up to 100%. >> no sign to justify this, young people have never been the target of this disease and in california let's remember you must have vaccines before you can come to the classroom and yet teachers are saying they want the vaccine to be optional and don't want to come back with or without it. the reality is our teachers union has been driving and agenda for a long time, now they are driving an agenda they don't want to work that they want to be paid, that is to the detriment of these kids and it is racist and it is wrong because the fact is the most adversely affected are those who need public education the most, that includes minorities. the fact is our private schools are open in california and they are not having these problems so getting public schools back to school is critical. la is down but our governors letting us down by not ordering back as he should. >> sound like nobody's happy with this plan so we will see how it plays out. thanks for stopping in. portland cleaning up from another weekend of violent protests and residents say they have had enough. i have the power to lower my a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. most people taking it reached an a1c under 7%. trulicity may also help you lose up to 10 pounds and lower your risk of cardiovascular events, whether you know you're at risk or not. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary 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law. what can you tell us. >> the method is not really enforcing the law, you and i have spoken about her in the past, sheep stopping up on my radar, dangerous suspects conference record and she never requires bail or doesn't seem to. he releases these folks on their own personal recognizance and individuals are going in front of her including one in tivo style member trying to join the cause essentially who was involved in vandalism on the inauguration night in seattle or on his own personal or cognizance. we had a group of drug dealers allegedly who were selling out of homeless tents in downtown seattle, one was released on personal recognizance in two suspects in west seattle robbery involved in hiding a gun and saying don't tell us where the gun is as long as you let the guy go, released on his own personal recognizance. we are seeing a trend where there isn't any consequence to begin with when it comes to charges for the most part and even the basics of saying we will keep you in jail until you show up. even when the prosecutor says we don't think this person will show up again she doesn't seem to care. shannon: i want to move on to portland. is there a local pushback? has she given any explanation for who judicial philosophy? >> is ignoring the question not specific to these cases. on trying to get a general sense of where she stands, there is a movement to get rid of it. i'm curious to see whether she's part of it, the presiding judge is coming on my radio show and podcast tomorrow, see what answer she has. >> let's talk portland, you cover that in the northwest as well. another weekend, a lot of damage, marching, and protesting the cross the line and a lot of cases. the cbs affiliate has this, portland residents angry, producers resident who says he wants the stuff to stop. they don't have the right to damage our property and scare people until they are afraid. it makes me furious, we are all very very angry. this is going on for months and months. what is the deal in portland? >> the deal is finally people are starting to wake up and take this seriously. for anyone in portland or seattle to speak up against these moves shows you the level of desperation. for the most part people will stay silent out of abject fear that they will become targeted or because generally they identify with the underlying cause behind the violence. they are speaking up because it is completely senseless and they realize this was never just about donald trump. these are radical activists, who want to cause this level of violence and chaos because they want to break down institutions and then rebuilding their own image. it is problematic when they are doing it to random businesses during the covid-19 economy where businesses are barely staying afloat. it may continue with no real goal in mind and people are fed up. shannon: some of these folks are business owners and residents who say they had to board up, reboard, it has been a tough go. we will look for this, 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