guidance what you still can or cannot do even once fully vaccinated. a diehard critic of government bureaucrats and for baltimore health commissioner with planned parenthood, a medical analyst says the new guidelines defined common sense. >> i wish the cdc guidelines went a lot further than actually do. it doesn't make sense that you can't travel especially if you can get together with loved ones, go further in saying people who are fully vaccinated should be able to travel, should be encouraged to travel and that's one of the incentives we can give is a for restoring freedoms that you are now able to travel and visit your loved ones and go to museums and cultural institutions once fully vaccinated. >> the prior dustup between the white house political wing and scientists at the cdc a month ago. jen psaki downplayed the cdc director's comments about reopening schools, personal reviews nonofficial cdc guidance. it is based on sound science, not politics. but the washington post reported that when it comes to reopening schools biden's administration is having a tough time signing on to the scientific conclusion of those same officials so now as vaccinated americans found out they still should not travel to see their friends or family and it is only okay to visit in vaccinated people in the same house as long as they have no risk factors we learn the cdc changed its vaccine guidance after meeting with administration officials. from politico the cdc guidance for vaccinated people was originally slated to be published march 4th but was put on hold two days before after a series of meetings that called between health and communications officials. politico goes on to report an email forwarded to rochelle wilensky concerned health officials who feared that the administration was interfering in their work. an early draft of the new cdc vaccine guidelines reportedly included a section on travel which was later pulled, the cdc director was just asked why the vaccinated should not travel yet. >> we want to make sure, again with just 10% of people vaccinated the we are limiting travel, avoiding the upcoming surge as we are trying to get more people vaccinated. >> welcome to fox news at night. speaking of travel it is time for spring break in florida. trace gallagher is on the case tonight. good evening. >> as a way to prevent students from gathering in warm weather vacation spots, colleges and universities, you need only look in fort lauderdale and other florida coastal towns to see this many colleges did not cancel spring break. here's a quick snap. watch. >> we love miami. i am from new york. i am from new york. >> reporter: miami beach is again putting out the welcome mat with limits. here is the mayor who is a democrat. >> if you are coming here to go nuts, to let loose, if you think anything goes is what we want you are very mistaken. we have lots of rules. >> and lots of code compliance officers including curfews in certain areas and capacity regulations on the beaches themselves. up the road in fort lauderdale business owners and local leaders are happy to see crowds return because crowds bring revenue. many local businesses badly need the revenue but while bikinis, beers and beaches draw big headlines medical experts are not as concerned about outdoor fun is they are about crowded indoor fund meaning jampacked homes and bars and while it is tough to police private homes the local bars will maintain a 50% capacity limit and it is notable that flights to florida and hotels are cheap. we found a 1-way ticket from los angeles to orlando for $50. spring gatherings for older americans also getting a boost from the cdc which now says will be vaccinated people can visit other vaccinated people without masks or social distancing as long as they don't have to travel to get there but it is a step in the right direction because a few weeks ago doctor anthony fauci said vaccinated grandparents should not see their vaccinated grandkids. dr. nicole saphier says the new guidance changes that. >> if you are fully vaccinated not on we are you likely to not be hospitalized or die from this illness but less likely to transmit it to other people and that is huge news, it is following the signs with these recommendations. >> reporter: easter with the grandparents might happen if they are local. >> a lot of folks told me this is what we have been doing anyway so i don't know how strictly people are following the cdc but they are there to give advice and we will see what it is based on. authorities in colorado promising to pursue criminal charges in the aftermath of a massive party on saturday night. police say up to 800 people flooded the streets and when police got here to break things up they say partygoers flipped a car, through bottles, rocks and other project roles that injured three offices in boise, idaho hundred people gathered outside the state capital, to burn facemasks in protest of restrictions. republican governor brad little never issued a statewide mask mandate but 7 counties and 11 cities in idaho have mask mandates. breaking tonight, donald trump firing the latest salvo in his ongoing battle with the republican establishment issuing a statement aimed at so-called republicans in name only equipment no more money for rhinos, they do nothing but hurt the republican party in our great voting base, they will never lead us to greatness. trump instead asking people to donate to his save america pack. busy week in washington as president biden is such to mark the 1-year anniversary of coronavirus shutdowns thursday. it will be his first primetime address to the nation. in a matter of hours the house takes up the senate version of the massive covid-19 relief bill that happens to be full of non-abca24 items. kevin cork is digging in tonight. >> it is not $2,000 but it is something if you are looking for a bit of money. that doesn't mean there is not plenty of controversy surrounding the soon to be house vote on covid-19 relief. after weeks of haggling, hours of debate and a word for word reading finally a vote on the $2 trillion bill is in the offing. expected tuesday or wednesday this week. it may be called covid-19 relief and critics argue 90% of it has nothing to do with that. the wall street journal says it creates the covid-19 welfare state. the goal of this democratic program isn't covid-19 relief, the papers is, that is to expand and solidify the role of government as the guarantor of every american income unlinked to any obligation work. critics say the pork is plentiful with billions for blue state government, even those with surpluses and stimulus checks for people in prison. arkansas's tom cotton says they haven't lost a job, they aren't worried about paying rent or buying groceries. another example of the unrelated spending in the democrats partisan slush fund. just as important as what is not in the bill and that is frustrating even to democrats. >> putting the stimulus check, the minimum wage hike on the back burner and we are dropping bonds in syria and those bombs are expensive. >> this is questions swirl about exactly when the president will hold a press conference. white house claims he has had 40 media availabilities already but in a sleight-of-hand they failed to mention most of the walkoff variety, shouted question, quick response and done. and today mister biden seem to forget lloyd austin's name at a white house event. >> i want to thank the former will do this i could call him general -- my, the guy who runs that outfit over there. >> cringe worthy person people watching that. on the prisoner payments, democrat dick durbin says kids shouldn't be forced to go hungry because a parent is incarcerated at asked relief payments would allow facilities to replace lost income, pay rent and ultimately put food on the table. that is the posture for what is in this covid-19 bill should it pass. >> democrats have the votes on both sides of the hill. we will watch it on the house. >> breaking tonight the trial of the former minneapolis police officer accused of murder in the death of george floyd. tonight delayed before can get started. mike tobin is reporting live from minneapolis. good evening. >> reporter: george floyd -- attended a murder trial in the death of her good brother is again on a good feeling but she is glad the process is underway. the process and the message to former officer derek show. >> letting the officer know that my brother was loved. he had a family that loved him. i wouldn't have let it go any other way. >> reporter: the process was delayed by ruling from an appeals court the letter third-degree murder charge in limbo. without knowing the charges or what the appellate court and state supreme court would decide on the third-degree murder charge, the judge since potential jurors home. they will try again the morning to select jurors, third-degree would be in addition to second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter but when potential jurors were sent home legal teams got into motion. during this process the defense indicated they want to bring all case involving george floyd into evidence and argue that drugs, methamphetamine and fentanyl played a role in george floyd's death. >> drugs were in the car, there were drugs in the squad car and those drugs were identical to the drugs that were in mister floyd -- at the time of autopsy. >> reporter: that is when bridget floyd walked out of the court room. >> i needed to take a breather because i didn't like the things that they were saying, they did not matter. what mattered is that we need a conviction. that is what matters. >> reporter: demonstrators were out today. the minneapolis police chief estimated their number at 1000, no major incident. as for the delay colonel matt langer of minnesota state patrol said the security force they assemble is nimble and can adapt. shannon: very important trial, a lot of eyeballs the next few weeks. security perimeter around the minneapolis courthouse is very tight and all the fencing, barbed wire and boarded up businesses don't fit well with some locals. from the washington post on sunday, quote, some criticize the high-security approach saying residents who feel they are being treated as a threat. instead a heavily armed law enforcement officer in white supremacist, they believe instigated last summer's distraction. discuss that with the commission on civil rights, good to have you back. what do you make of the framing by the washington post. there are all kinds of fences and barbed wire in washington dc. they don't like to see. the washington post saying folks in minneapolis don't like what they are seeing around the courthouse but locals feel it is a bad reflection on them instead of looking armed law enforcement officers and white supremacists they believe instigated the distraction last summer. a response? >> we are hearing about this all along but no one has produced evidence of white supremacist causing insurrection in minneapolis. consistent with washington post narrative that has been incredibly divisive and incendiary and i would argue has caused a lot of division and destruction by continuing to perpetuate the narrative, the story of alleged white supremacists who caused the rioting, they can't find that individual. there is no such individual, no evidence of such individual and this narrative has been going on and on and on and i would say it is incendiary and led to more distraction and violence, pointing the finger in the wrong direction. throughout the summer in every city we saw where the writing came from and those who refuse to condemn the rioting, the destruction, scores of people killed, 700, 800 police officers shot, blamed on the phantom white supremacist. the narrative is false, the media is complicit in a narrative and 13, 14 years ago gallup had rated race relations in this country approximately 72 percent-73% of blacks and whites but relations were good or very good, more blacks on race relations were good but after the drumbeat of false narratives not just with respect to george floyd but going all the way back to before that, michael brown and treyvon martin, it it plummeted during 30 points much during the obama administration with the first black president. continuing to hammer this a falsehood is only dividing americans, not solving any problems. shannon: they spent a lot of money trying to secure that area. mike tobin was there for days, weeks on the ground as we watch distraction that affected people of every race and backgrounds, business owners who were devastated by what happened. today this is what we hear about the area. washington examiner says black lives matter and antifa allied activists shutdown several streets surrounding the courthouse for several hours activists chanted and marched up and down blocks in minneapolis calling for justice and a guilty verdict against chauvin. those who don't like the way this is being set up, others -- they were peaceful today but wants to be heard and they say justice will only be a conviction. >> regardless what you think of the case there is a trial. facts are going to -- we have a justice system in this country, we don't judge somebody however you look at the situation guilty before any facts are tried before a court and jury. what we have is we want a conviction. as to the people in minneapolis or any other city that suffered distraction, violence, looting, people being killed, residents want police protection. they don't care about this ridiculous narrative that is completely false. they want police protection and get their elected officials are asking to defund the police or blaming it on phantom white supremacy movement. we need to protect our citizens. we need less distraction, less violence and this is not solving that problem. shannon: we will watch the trial. there is plenty of evidence there 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through all the hoops that state that can't do this if you thought you would do why would people rush to get vaccinated? >> it is this incentivizing people from doing it. why would you? i saw an article saying russian propaganda trying to do this incentivizing americans from getting vaccinated. why would you need some magazines on twitter when you have the biden administration saying even once vaccinated, once you go through this you shouldn't go for a restaurant or hang out with friends, in washington dc the most paranoid city on the planet, national guard, barbed wire, people walk around wearing not one mask the two. as the weather starts to warm this advice will get less important to the american people. >> let's talk about doomsday. people feel there should be opened up to ms. and but yet every moment is snuffed out, don't get people excited about it. michael reagan writes in a commentary so far all gloom and no sunshine, in washington president biden and doctor anthony fauci give us no good news it doesn't look forward to, the record development and production of the vaccine for covid-19, and the sharp drop in cases should be daily cause for joy and optimism yet biden and anthony fauci keep moving the goal posts back. >> they don't want this to end. they want a permanent pandemic, they want a never-ending lockdown because they love what has happened over the last year where they have accumulated all this power and control over our lives, the center of attention the whole time, the democrats in particular beating this but also behind-the-scenes the bureaucrats, the technocrats, a piece in the wall street journal saying after the summer we have to have even tougher restrictions in the fall and winter. these people genuinely want to keep the whole thing going because it is given the more power. that's why we have to fight it so hard. this is the story of free time people in power get emergency power, never want to give them back. hayek wrote a fantastic book, the foundation of the modern free-market conservative movement, the road to serfdom, the measures we took in the second world war to fight that war would later on into centralized government control of the economy and socialism if we weren't careful, that is exactly what we are facing now. we've got to fight it. shannon: we are told there are new things to worry about, new variants, other unexpected variables popping up. i don't know when we will get to the point that we can breathe a sigh of relief. will we get there? >> people are living in fear right now. said to see a young teacher, guy around my age asking president biden at that townhall when can i feel safe to go back to work, ask the bartender, ask people who work in hotels or groceries or gas stations, all of the americans all over the country who've gone back to work and then it every single day. it is dangerous to live, you go outside you could get hit by a truck, you could fall down the sewer drain or you might get sick. i hope 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(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? >> shannon: in tonight's real news roundup, border patrol officials have a number shannon: into natives from israel the border patrol officials say the number of illegal immigrants testing positive for covid-19 after being released has nearly doubled. the officials also telling fox news they have no authority to prevent those who test positive from traveling further within the us. chris cuomo under fire for comments he made on friday. >> it all looks hand-me-down. >> do you know? >> you know i'm black on the inside. >> after substantial backlash he tweeted with all respect to reality and our needs to fight color analyst is no understanding what it is like to live as a black person in america if you are white. the petition to recall gavin newsom is approaching 2 million signatures that of the march 17th deadline to amass 1.5 million names, the signatures must go through validation process before anything becomes official. ari fleischer reacting, quote, why is it acceptable to challenge the validity of signatures on the competitions but the suppression of the same standards are applied to signatures on absentee ballots. arizona curriculum suggesting 3-month-old babies can have signs of racism. it is under investigation. arizona's department of education, no time-honored when the probe may. democratic state senator sponsoring legislation to teach 5-year-olds about gender identity, 8-year-olds about hormone blockers and 11-year-olds about angel sex and gender identities. new york currently does not have state sex ed requirements. trump administration rules on sexual assault was bolstered the due process rights of the accused are under review after president biden signed an executive order on that. unclear when changes to those protections could take effect. look at the video of a massive brawl between the customer and several employees at a bath and body works store. a police spokesman says the fight started over someone cutting in line. the company that owns the store says it is deeply concerned and it is investigating the viral incident. embattled new york governor andrew cuomo remains defiant insisting he will not resign. this statement comes after two more women made sexual harassment allegations against cuomo over the weekend and dozens of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are calling for him to step down or be thrown out. aishah hasnie has the latest from new york. >> reporter: the city to general has appointed a former us attorney and employment lawyer to lead the investigation into those sexual harassment allegations as state lawmakers take the first real steps toward impeachment. new york republicans introduced a resolution to impeach governor andrew cuomo and made them a nursing home crisis and allegations of sexual harassment over the weekend two more former aides accused cuomo of inappropriate behavior, one says he kissed her hand and ask personal questions will carry hindrances he inappropriately embraced her in a hotel room. the governor denied it calling her a political adversary. still he is facing calls to redesign from the state's talk to democrats telling reporters he's not going anywhere. >> there is no way i resign. let's do the attorney general investigation. >> a source telling the ap he told the senate majority leader the legislature would have to impeach him to force him to leave but to impeach a sitting governor, the new york us and we need 76 out of hundred and 50 votes. even if every republican voted, fox news council he 6 democrats have openly called for inpatient meaning they would be 27 short but republican ed from who cosponsored the bill says more democrats are jumping on board. >> anywhere from 15 members. this could get really ugly if he does not -- or we don't take some form of action. >> reporter: there could be a vote as early as this weekend if the governor is impeach the lieutenant governor will take over the reins until the senate votes to convict or acquit. shannon: thank you. a texas democratic mayor pleads with president biden to stop releasing illegal migrants into his town. he will explain the situation on the ground live next. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? 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>> it is frustrating because unlike cities further south of us, migrants being released into the community, their organizations i'm aware of where things are being done. we have some testing units but during the winter, that placed a lot of pressure on local areas and hospitals doing testing so we haven't been able to do that. it is frustrating to say the least. >> communities all have different levels of resources that you are being taxed as others are. tonight we are getting reports, the dhs requesting volunteers to help with the southern border amid overwhelming migrant surge. secretary kim jong un 3 denied there was a crisis at the southern border so not only are he sending law enforcement personnel but now the call has gone up for volunteers to go to the southern border. what is the situation on the ground? >> there is no plan right now. there hasn't been a plan, basically keeping migrants in the country of origin. it was rescinded. immediately after, we heard about migrants and that is the strain on the committee, pockets are volunteering, we are asking people to donate to the nonprofit organization. as mayor of the city, i do believe the federal government has fallen short of the needs of migrants as they continue their path to the united states. shannon: regardless of politics, everybody wants these people to be treated with safety, dignity and health, many of them escaping bad situations and they are desperate in coming here but an article tonight talking about churches and nonprofits that are being overwhelmed, running out of resources as well. what is your final message to folks about what is going on? >> mayors across the border are taking the lesson hard. we want to find some kind of balance for individuals as they are released into our communities but we have a responsibility to our constituents and citizens in our communities and that is one of our responsibilities, trying to work with individuals by providing cell phone services, computer access to the nonprofit organization, and to help the coalition to donate to because there's volunteer work right now in a federal presence to help businesses in this situation. shannon: we know you have a lot of challenges, thanks for dropping in with us. >> much appreciated. have a great night. shannon: john roberts raising eyebrows, the solo dissenter, turning judges into advice columnists next. ver? then make ! that means selling everything. and eating nothing but cheese till you find the perfect slice... even if everyone asks you... another burger truck? don't listen to them! that means cooking day and night until you get... 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