the white house put an unofficial gag order on border agents. >> mask for the but not for me, john kerry lying maskless, his explanation as "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> another story we are covering this morning, talk about hypocrisy and it was a few minutes, he had his mask off, we will hear his explanation coming up later, regardless not a good look. >> not to mention he's the climate czar and yet he jets around the world, takes these private jets everywhere, it is hypocrisy and you wonder why you have to do face-to-face meetings to cut down on carbon emissions. he has answered and we will tell you what he says coming up. >> good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. let's get right to this extreme weather alert because millions of americans are on high alert bracing for potential tornadoes across the southeast. at least 21 reported touchdown slammed the deep south, stores leaving a trail of destruction in alabama and mississippi. benjamin: in severe storms in arkansas, fears lightning across the mississippi tennessee sky and listen to this from the university of alabama. >> actually every word. >> wow. >> janice steen is tracking the dangerous line of storms. what lies ahead? >> another day of it and this line of storms moving into heavily populated neighborhoods across the southeast and mid-atlantic. that is my concern. i want people to be aware we could have another day of dangerous potentially deadly weather including tornadoes. over 2 dozen reports of tornadoes across portions of the south and the gulf coast with a tornado watch toward the florida panhandle and alabama into georgia and more of these watches and warnings throughout the day especially as the daytime heat sets in, even into the overnight which can be dangerous as people don't see the storms coming, we could have a tornado warned storm south of montgomery in the pink shaded area, that is a tornado on the ground on doppler radar. this will be an ongoing situation throughout the day and the risk continues in parts of the mid-atlantic, the area you see shaded in red, moderate risk but high-risk for tornado activity through this evening, that hatched area is the main concern, these are heavily populated cities. that is a bigger concern because it affecting more people, people need to be on guard for this, heavy rainfall and behind is the potential for snow in the northeast and the mid-atlantic, that is something we are continuing with the system. know what to do if there's watch or warning your area. we will keep you up to date. benjamin: in a few hours congress is set to take up two immigration reform bills, the biden administration refuses to call the border situation a crisis. jillian: another busy day. >> i had a chance to ask jen psaki if you are going to the border means there's a disaster and she didn't answer, they are refusing to call it a crisis. a senior cvp official telling fox news the president understand it is a crisis which is why he told migrants don't come over. >> border patrol resources are overwhelmed and we cannot secure the border based on the threat coming at us and when we pull agents into the process off of the line we call it a crisis. benjamin: cvp and border patrol have 13,000 unaccompanied children in custody. as of yesterday, first stop for them or any migrant is a border patrol processing facility. those are not built for kids. new york times says some are jail like and that is why they are scribing out locations for shelters run by age age is to send them but it is tough to tell what conditions are like because the administration the promise transparency on day one is now letting media, that is respectful of privacy inside. >> why we nancy images in the facility. >> since there are photos why not release those? >> happy to invite them to the briefing room and talk about this. >> if you want to grant access to the press could you tell dhs to do it? >> we support transparency. >> matching people on the terrorist watchlist apprehended at the border recently, reports that fentanyl and other drugs are flooding across the board with the cartels, tracking these migrants, that is what we know about, raising questions that we don't know about. benjamin: i wondered, the wider point about accessibility to the press and the white house how transparent are you finding it? what was it like with this white house? >> we get a lot of soundbites from jen psaki and administration officials but there are a lot of answers like yesterday, not just fox asking about access to these facilities to see where the migrants are being held and where the unaccompanied children are, they keep sending us to other agencies but ultimately as joe biden said in an interview earlier this week the buck stops with him so questions will keep going. jillian: glad to have you here, good to see you and keep up the good work. newly released 911 calls revealed terrifying moments during the deadly attack in atlanta spots. benjamin: the suspects parents were the ones who turned him in to police. carley shimkus joins us with more as the suspect is expected to be in court today. >> reporter: overnight vigils were held in cities across the country for the victims in that deadly shooting rampage. the attack unfolding at 3 atlanta massage parlors leaving eight debt and another perfect injured, putting the asian american community on edge. police releasing the 911 call made by one woman hiding in the back of a spot as the shooting spree unfolded. >> what is he wearing? >> i don't know, please come, okay? >> reporter: robert long told them he carried out the attack, want to illuminate temptation. charged with 8 counts of murder and one count of assault, making the quick arrest after his parents alerted authorities say they believe their son is responsible for me and police were able to track his cell phone. they were carrying out similar violence tied to the porn industry. not clear shootings will be canceling. and it was 3000 incidents. and donald trump is partly to blame. >> calling covid the wuhan virus or other things led to perception of the asian american community that were inaccurate, unfair. >> yesterday's shootings were another tragic reminder we have far more work to do. and root out the pervasive patterns of hatred and violence in society, police are stepping up patrols in asian neighborhoods across the country. benjamin: running around with the gun, thanks. >> fox news alert, the body of a missing illinois college student found in a field. alexander mcwilliams is considered armed and dangerous, faces first-degree murder charges for the death of michelle meredith who was shot and killed over the weekend two days after being reported missing. benjamin: kamala harris flip-flopped on filibuster reforms telling fox news the vp's views align with the president who supports a move to a talking filibuster. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell blasts chuck schumer over efforts to abolish the move. >> reporter: turning the senate into a speedway as opposed to a place where things are pause and thought over. >> reform would require support from all 50 senators who caucus with the democrats and prince william is apparently deeply distressed they are sharing private conversations with others. entertainment tonight reports after the opera interview gayle king admitted prince harry spoke about underproductive conversations with his brother and prince charles was william is not happy with megan markel name dropping his wife. may have cried before the wedding. this story just keeps going. it is a rift in the family. you don't want to those conversations spread around the world. that phone call is made, it will not help them? >> they need to do this in private. it is just my opinion. 11 minutes after the are. the head of homeland security and the hot seat. >> i'm not spending any time on the language that we use. jillian: alejandro mayorkas refusing to call it a crisis. carlos jimenez was at the hearing. >> it is caught on camera. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey limu! 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because governor murphy order nursing homes to taken covid 19 patients. the pandemic isn't easy. >> new jersey gubernatorial candidate leading the probe into nursing homes, thank you very time. how do you get to the bottom of this to get answers and how long will that take and will you get to the bottom of it? >> we submitted a number of requests, the cuomo administration, according to phil murphy they were in lockstep in the early months of the pandemic. we want to hear conversations that took place in the administration how to handle the nursing home environment for covid 19 patients. the regulation came out from one of the conversations that took place between administration and nursing home operators. you realize people will die and was was deafening was the silence. benjamin: the staff here, the number of long-term facilities, was 8000, in new jersey, per capita in the us, the highest nursing home deaths, the attorney general refused to take action. can you explain that? >> it is an election year, new jersey leads the nation in nursing home deaths and the nursing homes that are owned and operated by the state where veterans resided and continued to reside are the ones with the greatest number of deaths. we want to continue to probe, we would like the democratic majority with investigation of hearings. they have done that in the past in situations where people didn't die. this time a great many people died and they can't have investigational hearings. jillian: i want to get to something a minute and a half ago, and administrative the warned governor murphy, resulting seniors, let's pull this up on the screen that reads, quote, you understand by asking us to take covid patients by demanding we take covid patients patients will die in nursing homes that wouldn't have otherwise died had we screened them out. that is disturbing and disturbing for a lot of families that are left without loved ones or answers. >> the governor granted the nursing homes to legal immunity. they forced this decision upon them, put them in a no-win position. forced the impossible upon them and then goes on national tv and says they will have to pay the price when the greatest deaths were in his own nursing homes, owned and operated by the state, the whole thing needs to be investigated. >> governor murphy, did not get a response back. >> i am not surprised. we will continue to apply the pressure. jillian: thank you for joining us and continue to watch to see how it plays out. now to this. the violent robbery, camera at a popeyes drive-through in florida, video captured by customer shows four women attacking the cashier in the drive-through window after getting into a document with the employee. one of the women reached in the window and install cash from the register. no arrests have been made. police are searching for all four women. benjamin: they all get out and join in, that is brutal. climate czar john kerry is facing backlash after getting caught not wearing a mask in first class during an american airlines flight. the secretary of state who usually flies private, feels like there is some st. patrick's day malarkey a foot on twitter. if i drop my mask to one year on a flight it was momentary. american airlines reiterated masks are required on airplanes for everyone. you have traveled a bit during covid. i have not yet. >> if you take a sip of a drink or have a little snack they allow you to do that and most people from my experience pull the mask off, put it back on, no one is keeping it off for a minute. benjamin: leaders should lead by example. the time is almost 37 minutes after the hour. a bipartisan push to rein in big tech, live report on the changes lawmakers see. jillian: setting up an epic moment, the unforgettable proposal. benjamin: from our friends at fox bet, download the super 6 apps for a chance to win 10,$000 was all you have to do is predict 6 outcomes in the super 6 quiz show, download the apps now. ♪♪ walking 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investigation into the allegations. benjamin: the second scandal, the whistleblower who sounded the alarm on new york nursing home that speaks out to fox news in an exclusive interview. >> we can't be doing this. >> you vocalize that on phone conversations. >> i did vocalize it. once it was shot down i never spoke again. >> america reports at 2:00 pm eastern time. >> america could soon be better protected on social media. benjamin: the new bipartisan push. >> good morning, democratic senator brian shots and senator johnson rolled out a bill this week that would make what they call significant reforms to section 230 to protect americans using social media platforms, it is able to shield social media companies from being held liable for content on their platforms while allowing them to moderate that content. the bill, platform accountability and transparency act, companies like facebook and twitter accountable to users increasing transparency around content moderation practices. if 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you are the second doocy we've had on in an hour. >> you had a double dose of doocy? >> it is a good day. nice to see you. coming up on "fox and friends" senator john kennedy of louisiana will react to the top stories out of washington and texas congressman served as sheriff before heading to capitol hill. what stress on the border is causing and putting on law enforcement? he will share it. in california the recall governor gavin newsom campaign, confident they get plenty of signatures. some say this is a predictable response to one party will democrats. march madness starts today. we've got a look at how this year the will make the tournament the most wagered on sporting event in history. stuck at home? watching tv, gambling. illegally. we have a busy 3 hours kicking off in 15 minutes from now. benjamin and jillian back with more "fox and friends first" in minutes, you are watching the fox news channel. customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... 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>> if you are not thinking about that you are not paying attention to what is going on around you. jillian: you fast-forward and have fellow winemakers being able to open up for outdoor tastings and you can't because you suffered this incredible loss in addition to suffering closures for coronavirus going on for a year now so what do you do? you have to pivot yet again. >> that is how we will get through to the other side, to be number enough to pivot. >> reporter: one of the unique things about this winery that survived the fire, the cave filled with wine barrels as you can see and if you are lucky you will get a taste of one of those things. come in and take a look at this tasting room. this speaks for itself and it will be a while before you get the full experience because of covid restrictions and rebuilding from the fire. there is a plan in place for the future. >> the temporary environment, the tasting environment will be a garden area right in the heart of the vineyard. i don't think there is a moment we said we are not going to do this, not going to rebuild, not going to come back but we were pretty aware of the challenges, winemakers and farmers were willing people. >> what is the long-term effect on the region as a whole on your industry as a whole when it comes to everything you had to endure in the past year? >> interesting question. none of us know the long-term impact. it would not be surprising to see them spring back rapidly. >> that is the american spirit, the rebuild story, the want to come back. he inherited that property from his father so it goes back and means a lot to him and his family. his clients kept him a throat for much of this past year, he said i don't know what i would do without them. it is an incredible story. i don't know if you know i visited that winery, i didn't know anyone there, the week before everything shutdown in march of last year and ended up being one of my most favorite experiences and i can't wait for the day everyone else can get back when they are fully rebuilt because it is quite a gem. benjamin: they have committed to virtual tasting which sounds to me like an excuse to drink at home. i like the sound of it and build back better, i am sure they will. thanks very much. still ahead the uk is looking to tackle cancel culture at universities with free-speech champions. will it work? 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here to react henry jackson society alanmen doe is a thank you for joining thus morning. what is it that government has seen on university campuses that worries it so much that has led to this program? >> i think it is the combination of years and years of seeing that creeping authoritarianism from the part of the left on campuses stopping as views from being expressed stopping discussions. universities if you think about it is a place where you're supposed to challenge ideas debate, discuss, reach conclusion on reason arguments. but it turns out that a lot of people on campuses think the best way to win an argument is to not have it in the first place. >> what is so terrifying to the left about conservative values conservative opinions? why are they pushing back against something like this? >> i can conclude it come les as a sort of end point a long-term project which is an understanding from elect. if you can gain control of what is taught and what is spoken about, two young people you have a better chance of shaping their outlook going forward. and i suspect as we know a lost of argument one to expose them to discussions fall away. they don't want that to happen they would like you know for education to be drummed into the mind this is only thing that's thought process that works. and then to hope that will launch people into a lifelong support of ideals that's why they want to stop that debate from even happening. >> do you think something like this could work in the pus in the u.s. we have first amendment. do they need it there and something to work? >> i hate to say it but unfortunately u.s. is where this movement is at its worst. it looks like europe is importing the worst access of can cancel culture and that's where all of these things started so first amendment is under great threat in the u.s. and doesn't appear to be a reason way of being tiebl fight back against it. i would imagine having if you like free speech champions to challenge to hold to account, to even apply sanctions would make a difference in this regard. >> yep. well i'm afraid that's all we have time for today thank you so much for joining us and i my hat to them trying to make this decision. jillian. jillian: mountain bike ire pulls off a dramatic marriage proposal. watch. 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