at here. what is happening in new york city bears watching because if this phase one plan goes well in couple weeks, they could extend to restaurants, other offerings. it gets a little it about more involved than that. kristina partsinevelos following it all. kristina. reporter: neil, you said the word busier and that is a great way to explain it. there is a lot more traffic on the street. a lot more people on the corners. i m seeing people waiting in line on bus. a lot of retailers in the city remain closed. i m in times square, normally we would be packed like sardines trying to get to a shop. the old navy behind me, the gap behind me kept their doors closed. phase one is supposed to allow, agricultural, manufacturers, construction sites, retailers all to open their doors but we re seeing not even curbside pickup. a lot of major retailers saying they re holding off. they want to see if people are comfortable going back out on the street especially since many businesses urge
get it. having a front row seat to the problems being caused by this president s open border policies. warning all americans that immigration is an issue that affects everybody. all 50 states. there were nearly 2 million migrant encounters along the border over the past ten months, up 1.3% from a year earlier. when does it stop? fox team coverage. brit hume joins us from milwaukee. first griff jenkins has more on the border crisis and why it s keeping voters up at night. hello to you and good morning. good morning. border state voters are sounding the alarm. what crosses the border doesn t stay at the border. look no further than randall s island with congresswoman malliotakis. soccer fields replaced with migrant tents. one brownsville, texas voter struggles to explain how bad it is to relatives that live in the interior. it is hard for people i have family in pennsylvania for family to understand. they don t see it day-to-day. they hear about it here and there throug
watters primetime. tone i m scared as heck, which is why i m traveling our country. jesse: kamala takes the reigns of the biden campaign. what could go wrong? two navy seals disappear in the gulf. why is there a cover-up? they have been trying to scare people about the range of vehicles, there is range anxiety out there. jesse: kerry accuses trump of electric car disinformation. we re all looking for a plug-in, does anybody have a plug-in? jesse: plus you could own jesse: throughout ancient history, expression of approve comes in different shapes and sizes. roman era, toga flapping, flap their togas up and down. coliseums grew, so did need to be louder, so came clapping. clap became consequential, romans hired cadillacers to clap during their political speeches and performances. louder the clap, higher someone is standing. from then on, politicians inserted applause lines to their speeches. some more successful than others. prepared to act in national
jon: i m jon scott is, and this is the fox report. 9 with sad news breaking just a short time ago, rosalynn carter, the former first lady to the longest living president in american history, jimmy carter, has passed away at the age of 96. he died peacefully at home she died peacefully at home in georgia. tribute withs are pouring in honoring her service in the white house as a longtime trusted partner and adviser to her husband and her decades of work as a humanitarian. bret baier looks at her long life and legacy. former first lady rosalynn carter was born in the small town of plains, georgia, in 1927, the same place as her husband, the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter. i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear and even though the couple only spent one term in the white house, rosalynn carter s effect is still felt in washington. i never doubted that he could be can a great president. [applause] while her husband was working on middle east peace and
ainsley: we begin this hour with big news in the race for the white house. last night, right here on the fox news channel, south carolina senator tim scott announcing he is suspending his presidential campaign. brian: all right. the now former republican presidential cap democrat says he won t endorse another candidate at this time. steve: peter doocy joins us right now as details as president biden ramps up his campaigning as he hits the road tomorrow, peter? and, senator tim scott will not be moving here in january of 2025. he will not be the trump alternative to republican primary goers and caucus goers. he says that voters have been telling him not now, tim. i go back to iowa, it will not be as a presidential candidate. i am suspending my campaign. steve: who benefits from that? reuters reports in the moments after scott dropped out, two major donors to his campaign told reuters they would switch their support to haley, who like scott, hail hails from the st