their ambitions before that, and i think the threat is manifesting in this decade, in fact in the next six years. >> shannon: militants supported by iran are going on the offensive against saudi arabia after the biden administration ended u.s. support for the air pollution fighting in yemen. put u.s. arms sales to the saudis on hold and spoke out about a recalibration of u.s./saudi relations. they call it all biden's minimum pressure campaign. we've been reporting for weeks on the growing crisis at the border and mainstream media is just now catching up facing questions about the conditions in ice facilities. the white house denies there is any crisis. sunder of children detained has tripled in weeks. a sharp turn away from drum policies like remaining in mexico and stricter ice guidelines for migrants. hello, and welcome to "fox news at night." i'm shannon bream in washington. kevin corke tonight looking at how the media has been forced to take notice of what's happening at the border and why it is happening under this administration bid good evening, kevin. >> good evening, shannon. once in a name, shakespeare famously quote. alas, it is also true that words matter. and a challenge to some looks awful lot like a crisis to others, especially along the u.s. southern border. >> at this point, is this a crisis at the border? >> we do not need to put new labels on what we've artie conveyed is traveling. >> the white house and biden administration still refuses to call what's happening at the southern border a crisis. that's despite the fact that the number of children detained at the border has tripled in two weeks. the department of homeland security is asking for volunteers to help admit the migrant surge. thousands of children are in holding facilities which "the new york times" says is "akin to jails." despite a rising number of covid positive migrants. many have not been tested and are still being released into the interior of the country. no answer there from mr. biden and to hear critics tell it, the nonanswers are significant at at the border. >> we sent a signal to the world if you bring a child to the border or send your child to the border we are going to let them in, so this is completely predictable. speak of this crisis is a result of president biden's open border policies. it invites illegal immigration and is creating a humanitarian crisis in texas right now, they will grow increasingly worse by the day. >> this is biden continues to avoid giving his first major trust conference it's being placed in office. day 48 and counting, that's the longest. back in 100 years for a new president to go without fielding questions in a formal setting. about which joe clyburn says we are busy doing other things right now. we are not here just to satisfy the media. we are here to satisfy the american people. by the way, back to the border, governor abbott of texas has actually launched what is called operation lone star, that is to address the migrant crisis along the border. he's doing so by integrating the department of public safety in the texas national guard using air, ground, marine, and tactical assets to deny it smugglers the to move drugs and people into texas. acting in defense of his state when the feds either can't or, as he said, won't. shannon. >> shannon: kevin corke, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> shannon: breaking tonight, sixth woman coming forward to accuse governor cuomo of sexual harassment. corresponded with the very latest tonight, she is life in new york city. good evening. >> good evening, shannon. there has been such a flurry of these allegations in the last several days. even governor andrew cuomo today told reporters he didn't even realize there was another accuser. >> shannon: the latest allegation comes from an unnamer of the executive chamber. the woman claims she was summoned to the governor's mansion for work late last year where cuomo on inappropriately touched her. he claimed this was news to him. >> i'm not aware of any claim as i said last week, this is very simple. i never touched anyone inappropriately. >> total of six women accuse the governor of sexual harassment or misconduct. everything from being kissed on the lips to be an propositioned for sex. the governor refusing to step down, waiting for the result of an independent investigation. meanwhile tonight, state democrats releasing a letter demanding he hand over all documents connected to his book on leadership during the pandemic saying they are suspicious about the timing of its release. the governor began talking publicly about writing the book just four days after releasing a public report on nursing homes deaths. a report that the wall street journal says his top aides altered to show a lower number of deaths than what we now know it to be. >> this book is been discussed and from minute one and he needs to come clear with exactly how much money he made, when the timeline was for his payments. >> and tonight, shannon, "the new york times" is reporting that that publisher has paused promoting, even printing cuomo's book as long as those investigations of federal and state level investigations into nursing homes is underway. shannon. >> shannon: thank you. minneapolis is a city on edge tonight with jury selection underway in the trial of a former police officer charged in george floyd's death. with the expected protests and calls for the conviction of derek shah of and are not the biggest source of tension right now. mike tobin has that story live in minneapolis, good evening, mike. >> good evening, shannon. there's been gunfire on that intersection where george floyd was killed every night since saturday. saturday night a man was killed, sunday a man was on the foot, and last night there was a moving gun battle in which early rounds were fired. chris kelly lives about half a block off george floyd square. he told us of bullet hole in his new car and says they got there in an instant last night. >> out of the blue, someone opened fire on us. i put my head down on the passenger seat as soon as they let up, i drove off. >> kelly says the gunfire became commonplace after four months after george floyd died. police, with city council became less visible. >> i think the city council should be disbanded. they put us in this mess, they allow this to happen. i think they and our mayor should pay the consequences and give up their positions to someone that can take care of our community, because they don't. >> when they do show up frequently come of the crowd turns on them creating a threatening situation. >> i've had reports of officers who've had shield other officers who've been providing narcan to an overdose victim. they are there to do nothing but block projectiles. >> narcan is the drug that is used to bring someone back from near death in the event of an opioid overdose. so you have a situation where you have police sent in to protect the police who were trying to save someone and the greatest tension is yet to come as the trial of the derek chauvin moves forward. shannon. >> shannon: glad you are on the scene to bring us the facts, mike, thank you. breaking tonight, doctors who studied the risk of coronavirus transmission for students and teachers returning to in person classes. now says in a "usa today" op-ed, the cdc misinterpreted our research on opening schools. it should loosen the rules now. let's discuss the larger issue of reopening with fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel and father of three from virginia, he's worked in the political world, actively fighting to get his kids back bo the classroom, rory cooper. welcome to both of you. >> hi, shannon. >> shannon: let's start with those doctors, all four of them say keeping schools closed is not unwarranted, it's become a human rights issue paid the science shows we can safely open our schools and keep them open. doctor, why would the cdc disregard or may be misinterpret if you want to give them the benefit of the doubt, that's guidance and how it's communicative to school districts around the country. >> well, first of all, shannon, that is their own research that they are ignoring. the cdc published a group of studies that showed it was very saved open schools schools, one of them was written by this group that you are talking about in usa today. i've interviewed her, she is a top infectious disease specialist. that is behind a lot of this. obviously there is political pressure here, there is the teachers unions involved, there is the idea that there is a lot of fear involved. i've written a book on fear. everyone is afraid because teachers are afraid and the fears are stoked. but parents are increasingly -- they are increasingly aware that your risk of suicide as a child in the usa to dps goes into those, but it's 288 deaths of c. children tend to get very, very mild illness or -- what harms them is keeping them out of school, both in terms of socialization, mental and physical health issues. >> shannon: one of the doctors let a study of wisconsin, i want to put some of these numbers up, they studied 4,876 students, 654 staff members, and several school districts in wisconsin. here's what they found. over 5,000, seven students contracted the virus and zero staff conduct with the virus. they said that's at the time the community rate was a positive rate of 41.6% in wisconsin. rory, you got my attention this week and because i saw a twitter thread that you had going talking about the financial motivations. you claim there are schools actually making money by staying closed and renting out the school space to people who are not their students who should be in class. he also say the wealthiest districts are the ones that are the most closed, see argument is that is more money is not going to help the schools open. >> writes, that's what we've been being told. being told we can't open schools until there's enough funding. the problem is putting that aside the funding that is still sitting on the shelf in 2020. the schools that are close right now are actually saving money because as you can imagine, they get less operations. the schools that are open are the ones that are losing money, we are told we have to get more money for the schools that are closed. in fact, have the schools in america, public schools in america now are open five days a week. the schools that are closed right now are the ones that are sticking to the cdc guidelines that their own researchers say are incorrect. the real sticking point right now is over this 6-foot rule and community spread. when you tie school opening to a 6-foot ruling -- you are only going to open in a hybrid fashion because you can only fit half the kids into the classroom. even when the cdc director has admitted that 3 feet is sufficient. we need the schools open five days a week. and we needed open today. >> shannon: dr. siegel, you mention the spirit talking about how in many cases these authors of the study end of these articles are saying it's inhumane for kids. >> completely inhumane for kids. to rory's point, the wisconsin study that we are talking about that got published by the cdc clearly show that 3 feet was safe enough and did not increase spread. now, you take kids out of school for over a year and now, right? they don't interact with people, they don't get the usual socialization cues, they don't get nutrition, they don't get checked for immunizations -- immunizations are falling off. developmental delay, they get very depressed, their parents may not know how to look for this sometimes. a lot of this gets picked up in schools, all of this is cumulative. it's one thing to do this for the first month or two months last spring, another point is in europe and the article points this out in "usa today" also. shannon, in europe, where the variants are spreading -- the variance or spreading, actually it's not making it worse in terms of the schools. in spain, france, italy. even with all the variance they are, the spread in the community is much greater than the spread within schools. 's beyond we will continue to track the schools that are open, those that aren't, and about the impact on schools and staff. dr. siegel, roy cooper, thank you both. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: queen elizabeth says the royal family will address accusations at buckingham palace and recollections about what happened to meghan and harry may differ. live next. nicorette® knows, quitting smoking is 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® hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi password? buickenvision2021. oh, you should pick something stronger. that's really predictable. that's a really tight spot. don't worry. i used to hate parallel parking. 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"the wall street journal" has an opinion piece, the headline "megan and terry, aristocratic victims of our time." our elites pervading their grievances and preoccupations for the masses, issuing a call for the ordinary people to do better to acknowledge their own sinfulness. what is the average brit's take? >> i believe in the principle of -- what most brits do -- life is ups and downs, but you don't get better, you get better. you learn more from the valleys than the hilltops. to air your dirty linen in public is not the way forwards, especially if you are going to gain financially from it. i just don't think this is the right way. the queen is genuine and her love for her children and grandchildren. that is quite clear. but she also believes in loyalty to the royalty. and that is very, very important. >> shannon: it seems most of the headlines out of the show were about race and the claims that meghan markle made on that front. the associative press -- megan's racism claim comes at no surprise to black britain. what are there it is that is disproportion in reddish media and politics, ethnic minorities say racist attitudes and structures and discrimination are pervasive and all too often denied by society at large." so, the racial component of these claims, the interview, how does that impact the monarchy, how does it resonate? >> racism is a factor, whether you are a princess or a popper. in 1996, the queen and nobles became the only black lord in the world. the only black lord out of 1,800. it was a very elite lonely place to be to have this title, but very little support around me. and i had to learn the hard way that there's only one race, the human race. it's not about the color of your skin, it is the conduct of your character. you just have to rise above the racism. it's a journey, it's not a destination. it's still a part of our lives. but you have to attack this with compassion, with strength, with dignity. not doing it the way that she's doing it in my opinion but having said that, she's raised in down like an important issue. and that's a good thing, we have to deal with this. >> shannon: how does the queen deal with this? her husband is 99 years old and there are those who worry that she and philip are very hurt, that their grandson would go public with some of these claims. things that could be very hurtful to them. speak of the queen has done it the right way commits a very short statement, but in that statement she mentions the word "family" three times. she emphasizes the fact that megan is not an outcast, she still part of the royal family, although she's not a work in royal. she hasn't been discarded, so the queen is showing love above all the hate and vitriol. and that is the way forward, the queen is showing us all an example. >> shannon: she tends to be very reserved. she's been through world war ii, the fall of communism, the queen has seen it all and persevered. let's hope that the family can find common ground and healing through this. thank you so much. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: into nights real news roundup, clear and convincing evidence the chinese government is committed against the weaker minority population. practices toward eradicating a population of up to 2 million people. prosecutors say democratic governor could face criminal charges over her handling of nursing home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic. the governor calling claims into any wrongdoings politically motivated. after just three months in office, l.a. district attorney facing a recall effort similar to california governor gavin newsom. under fire for his criminal justice reforms come up critics say they prioritize criminals over victims and their families. removing access to several movies for young children over what it calls negative to depictions and stereotypes. those movies include dumbo, peter pan, and the aristocrats. a warning from los angeles public schools features tonight a message on a union facebook page advising teachers not to post spring break vacation pictures. the idea is to avoid more p.r. problems. the entire nevada democratic party staff has quit after a left wing slate of candidates picked up seats in the party's leadership. the executive director along with the director of operations were told all resigned as according. doubling down on antiracism training, that suggests trump voters are "racist and white supremacist." reporting on a countywide equity institute training in which a powerpoint slide reportedly said the slogan "make america great again." 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let's go back to san francisco where they are pain $60 million a year to shelter homeless people in 262 tenths. that works out to $61,000 a year per tent. or $5,000 a month homeless person, but that also includes 24-hour security, three meals a day, bathrooms, water hookups, medical testing, and maintenance. because san francisco couldn't get kids back in school, the city wants free summer camp for all public school children regardless of income. city supervisors are proposing 15 million to pay for the camp, though they say it would likely be too, maybe three times that. shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher out west for us tonight, thank you. some pro-life groups sounding the alarm at the likely passage tomorrow that big covid relief bill because the current package does not include provisions blocking planned parenthood affiliates for accessing emergency loans. pro-life groups have warned it could possibly go to elective abortion and pro-abortion groups. eligible for title x grants during the biden administration, something the trump administration had blocked. break into nights, two prominent republican congressmen are pushing the house judiciary committee to initiate a hearing on conservative ship inspired by the recent plate on britney's bars. mike huckabee, who was also raised concerns about this on foxnews.com. gentlemen, thank you to both. >> thank you, shannon. great to be with you. >> shannon: i can't say i would've thought we would be booking a segment with the two of you to talk about britney spears, and yet here we are. there are a lot of folks that are concerned about this ongoing conservatorship that she is almost 40 years old and there is still people make a decision primarily about her life. "this is a story about a very fiercely, loyal, dedicated father who rescued his daughter, people were harming her and they were exploiting her." he said he would love nothing more than to see that britney doesn't need a conservatorship. he also wanted to say that if britney spears wanted to end it, she could file a petition to end it. but in 13 years, she never has. congressman, are you hoping britney will come and testify about this issue? >> i am. the issue of conservatorship abuse is a very serious one. there are many americans every day who suffer at the hands of their own guardians, someone who has the ability to control not only their estates, but the decisions over there person. and the congress -- republicans don't really have the authority or power to legislate, but we do have the power to convene around issues of importance. it is my hope that judiciary chairman will agree with jim jordan, myself, that we ought to have the discussion and potentially reveal a bill of rights for awards where they can vote, where they can have transparency as to the status of their assets and where they can have some review and what that statement from j.b. spears leaves out is that britney spears has been diligently trying to replace him as the conservator of the state to get a bank or some sort of professional there so she is not left destitute like so many wards are. >> shannon: governor, not a leap britney's case, but peopler things -- why did you decide to get involved in this? >> i think it's an issue that a lot of people are not aware of. britney spears and her celebrity will bring some attention to it. and i'm grateful that congressman gaetz and congressman jordan are trying to elevate it. it is not a partisan issue. honestly, matt gaetz and i are probably to most unlikely people to be champions for britney spears. but if her case can help people understand other cases, for example in alabama, the case of the error to the golden flake fortune, she passed away. but she had two employees who refused to take care of her -- the investments that she asked him to do. they then turned around and said that she had dementia, even though her doctor, her lawyer, and she herself said she most certainly didn't. but the courts gave the control of her entire estate to a court appointed guardian. it finally got reversed, but by that time the lawyers made a lot of the money instead of the money going to the charities that they would have been given it to. it's an abuse, it is an exploitation of people. and it shouldn't be happening. >> shannon: as he said, britney britney spears will bring awareness to it. what do you hope to accomplish? clearly she's had some issues that appears to be mental health issues, she needed some assistance and help with her young children, managing her career, she clearly had some trouble in the public eye. >> we are not saying that britney spears is a person who doesn't need some assistance or even some participation from another entity, but it does raise these questions about when an award could ever be rehabilitated from a conservatorship. somebody like britney spears who sat atop the pop world doesn't have the power to fight back against the system, imagine what an 87-year-old person in the state of florida who was being abused or taken advantage of would be able to do to fight back. i think this does ripen the question. i would push back a little bit, i don't think he and i are the most unlikely to help britney spears. after all, i am a millennial and governor huckabee is a well accomplished musician. so maybe we are just the folks to be able to bring britney to congress to tell her story and help millions of americans who suffer under an unjust system. >> shannon: you make some interesting points. we will see if we can work something out. in the meantime, we will see if she shows up on capitol hill. congress men, governor, thank you both. how the future of policing will be affected on the outcome of the trial of a former officer accused of murdering george floyd. that's next. and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of movement with voltaren. ♪ ♪ these days you need more than an education. so that's what we give you. introducing career services for life. learn more at phoenix.edu [commotion] >> shannon: brand-new video tonight of nypd officers confronted by gunfire and returning fire in a shoot-out in which two officers were wounded, the suspect was arrested. we will talk about surge in violence and what our officers are facing in cities across the country. chief, good to have you back with us. >> always good to be here, shannon. let me first start by saying that my prayers go out to those two nypd officers. we have faced a state of violence just in one week, shannon, one week have had for instances where officers -- three of our officers were fired upon. and one where an individual began to charge at our officers. one week. all of 2020 there were 12 such incidents where officers were fired on. you know what's the most troubling? the people that live in our city support our police officers. the people who want our help, they support our police officers. but those in leadership positions stand quiet. by example, yesterday i had a press conference to bring this to the community's attention. these four incidents -- i invited the community leader in to denounce this violence. he politely said he would not show up. what does that send? but you know, the good news here -- >> shannon: what message does it sent to you, chief? >> it was troubling, it was so troubling. it was hurtful. but the good news is, i know the men and women know that i support them, they know our mayor supports them. unfortunately, there are those who are frankly -- they don't want to stand with the police. but when they need the police, they are going to call us. and that is what is so tragic. they will call us. but they don't want to stand with us. the vast majority do a phenomenal job, we know that. look, we've all stood with the protesters on denouncing the death of george floyd. we support free speech. we don't support criminality. and what is going on right now in minneapolis in that area where george floyd was killed is just -- there are people that live in that neighborhood who feels so unsafe right now. i mean, people are being shot. it's almost reminiscent of what happened in the chop zone in seattle. they have just taken over. they don't even allow the police to come in. that didn't happen here in detroit. >> shannon: that's what we've been hearing out of this area in minneapolis where they say that it feels almost flawless, police officers aren't allowed in, there's trouble there, there've been scores of shooting over the weekend and into this week. we know the tensions are high there because of the trial of the former officer. to solicit, we will watch that and will continue to watch around the country as officers suit up every day and protect us. we know that people have your backs. as you said, the vast majority of police officers were good people. we always know that it's the good cops who want the bad cops out. we know you shine a light on that too. chief, thank you, come back soon. >> i sure will come always. thank you shannon. >> shannon: the fbi releasing new images in the suspect of placement on pipe bombs the day before the capital right. the bureau says two devices were found near the headquarters of the republican and democratic parties. the fbi and atf want you to look at this. they are offering $100,000 reward for information leading to the identification of that suspect. well, one of the biden families first pets has ended up in the doghouse. we will investigate, next. ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? 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>> major was surprised by an unfamiliar person and reacted in a way that resulted in a minor injury. >> could you reassure he will not be euthanized? >> certainly major biden is a member of the family. >> they even asked about the first cat. >> here's what we do know about the first pup. the two german shepherds join the bidens at the white house two days after the inauguration. perchance this was a return to the nation's capital having become a part of the biden family in 2008 when biden was vice president. major was adopted from the delaware humane society association, making him the first animal shelter dog to join the white house. first lady jill biden told kelly clarkson in february that she is obsessed with helping the dogs adjust to their new environment. >> they have to take the elevator, they are not used to that. they have to go out on these self lawn with lots of people watching them. >> the dogs have been seen and heard on white house grounds on numerous occasions. out for a walk, surveying the valentine heart display, and even basking in the sun and the house lawn. >> shannon: they are super cute. the biden dogs are now in delaware paid the white house said it was preplanned. we will have to wait and see if major gets to come back. finally tonight, police officer and good samaritan in georgia saving the life of an unconscious team just minutes before her car was engulfed in flames. patrolman arrived at the scene of a major car cross and jumped into action, cut the teenager seat belt. a passerby also quickly carried the girl to safety. the driver going the wrong way hit the teen had on. the brave and courageous actions, no doubt saving a life. we are told other bystanders helped and police say they would like to thank them as well. they are all are of midnight heroes. that's it for us from washington. good night, i am shannon bream. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an integrated dual exhaust. when you have all that, the last thing you'll need... is a road. the chevy silverado trail boss. ready to off-road, right from the factory. cell phone repair. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? 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