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the young woman a daughter of a missouri state representative good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪. jon: and all, three american-based missionaries are dead buried their murders blamed on the wave of gang violence raging in haiti. the young couple in the local missionary director were ambushed and killed by a brutal gang thursday. gang violence in the country has exploded since a 2821 assassination of haiti's president. madison scarpino has the latest on this. >> jon, mystery representative ben baker said his daughter natalie lloyd and her husband davey were dedicated missionaries who loved haiti and all of their people all three of them worked for mission in haiti nonprofit that helps hundreds of children. >> the reason why they decided to stay even when haiti got

progressively worse in the last few months is they knew that if they left the kids would have nowhere to go. she did not want to leave the kids. >> representative baker said they are still trying to learn all of the details of what led up to his daughter and son-in-law's death. missions in haiti wrote this just hours before the shooting mode found out they passed away quote this evening when it davy, natalie and the kids were coming out of you that the church, they were ambushed by a gang of three trucks full of guys. davy was taken to the house, tied up and beat. the gang then took our trucks and loaded everything up they wanted and left. this comes as a gangsta still control 80% of the capitol according to the un. one man was rescued over 100 americans from haiti is the violence there is on imaginable. >> the missionaries there are targeting and these people don't

just kill you, they do it brutally we could not even have a missionaries people going out and serving the lord to go to that country and be protected. >> president biden about the president of kenya this week before the deadly shooting. that is where he announced 300 million-dollar pledge to multi national force to get things under control in haiti that includes 1000 police from kenya representative baker said right now they are in the process of trying to get natalie and davies bodies safely home. with the situation going on in haiti you can imagine it's making things very difficult. back to you. jon: our heart breaks for their families. madison scarpino thank you. another legal setback for outspoken hollywood actor a judge denies alec baldwin's request to dismiss his manslaughter charge in connection with the deadly shooting of cinematographer on the set of rust his movie back

in october of 2021. cb cotton here now with more on that. >> hi jon. the judge just positioning alec baldwin's case is on track for a trial this summer or on friday in new mexico judge ruled prosecutors had not acted in bad faith when securing a grand jury indictment as alleged by the defense to get the toss may 17 hearing baldwin's defense team argued the odds had been unfairly stacked against baldwin. the prosecution kept jurors from hearing key testament which could've been helpful to baldwin's case but lead a special prosecutor pushed back saying those claims were a misrepresentation arguing nothing was hidden from the grand jury. the judge ultimately ruled the indictment against the actor will stand. baldwin's team reacted to the ruling writing to fox digital quote we look forward to our day

in court. criminal defense attorney quick spouse representing alec baldwin i would try to throughout these charges on a different basis not try to throw a grand jury indictment you're never going to do that. but the lawyer should have argued is there's already been a jury trial the trial has found guilty hannah it was her sole job to handle that firearm and make sure there's no live ammunition in it. >> criminal defense attorney brian claypool telling fox news he that baldwin's lawyers would have to use a different strategy. the defense has filed two other motions to dismiss the indictment the judge has yet to consider those. nearly three years ago during a rehearsal on the movie set ross, baltimore is holding a prop gun that have been loaded with live ammunition. the revolver went off killing cinematographer.

boulton pleaded not guilty to his soul criminal charge of involuntary manslaughter the is now serving 18 month prison sentence after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and negligent use of a firearm. >> cb cotton in new york city, cb thank you. president biden addressing the class that the united states military academy at west point today. he told the graduates there remains a hard power world citing conflict in ukraine and gaza. he added he has no plans to deploy american troops to either conflict senior national correspondent kevin is life at the white house with more prey. >> rate to be with you. the president wrapping up his remarks that west point after roughly 20 minutes or so during those he mentions specifically y the russian invasion of ukraine. this is absolutely one of the

center po points of why it is so important to have the strongest women and men coming out of west point. this invasion is actually something that should not ever have happened pretty mentioned u.s. service members were providing support for the ukrainians. he was determined, as you point out to not send american soldiers to the country but said we will continue standing against a man that he is known for years a brutal tyrant. that was a reference to russian president vladimir putin. he challenged the graduates to fight to preserve democracy here at home and abroad. >> in the very beginning nothing is guaranteed about our democracy in america. every generation has an obligation to defend it, to protect it, to preserve it, choose it. nnow the short term. mr. biden's remarks came at a time was really struggling in the polls according to the latest swing state surveys by fox news michelle him following

in georgia, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania say nothing of nevada i did not include them. the biting campaign operatives are like alfred newman what caught me or it which is to say it not at all. >> we do not put any stock into polls the there going to be puld up and down all across this election cycle. we are focused on doing the work and part of that is communicating to voters exactly how dangerous donald trump is to democracy and the threat that he poses. >> in the meantime back here at the white house when the lines the present use in his speech was quite powerful he said america's strongest when we lead not only by example of our power but by the power of our example. no sight citing of mr. biden ofe this weekend i can millions of americans he's traveling this holiday week and he's going to be resting at his home in delaware back to you. >> i'm sure the folks in nevada

will give you an opportunity to rectify that oversight. >> i will make good on it. >> kevin at the white house thank you. >> less than two hours former president trump a schedule to get a speech at that libertarian party national convention in d.c. he is looking to try to rally support there but it could be a tough crowd. alexis mcadams is live from the convention floor plate she has more for us. >> ladies and gentlemen. >> jon g but didn't one thing i did learn about the libertarian party they are not afraid to speak their mind telling us they might end up coming into this room where the former president take the stage behind me and they could be booing him he may not be the most popular guy that they not build flip a lot of people to vote for him. that is the goal tried to go after the nontraditional voters. the people i talked to say it's going to be a tough sell for trump, watch. >> i do not think he would be able to sway me at all. i think having him here but as a spotlight on our movement.

i also think that maybe we could have some influence over him. he is here because he needs us. >> he did not drain the swamp. it did not happen. wheat want to hold him accountable to the things he said is going to do while at the same time making sure he understands we do not want a government solution to the problems government has created. >> that what is it going to be like her in the room questioned where libby booing or cheers because arkin might be both without tr trump supporters falg into the room a short time ago yesterday one of trump's big hype men vivek ramaswamy was here it is up on the stage trying to make about he said he lines of the libertarian party but people started booing. check this out progress and got to know donald trump over the course of the last several years. and the last several months. you are going to hear from him tomorrow night. the question is do you want to influence the next

administration or don't you? that is the question for this room to ask. >> donald trump the presumptive republican presidential candidate set to take the stage about 24 hours after independent robert f kennedy jr. slammed trunks trumps leadership during the covid pandemic. >> i think he had the right instinct when he came into office he was initially very reluctant to impose lockdowns. but then he got rolled by his bureaucrats. he caved and many of our most fundamental rights disappeared practically overnight. >> once again trumps a team team telling us tonight the point here is to go after the nontraditional voters i don't think they'll sway everyone in the >> they could get a few that is the goal. steve. jon: alexis thank you. it is a tale of two trials but former president trump and president biden son hunter, both

facing legal challenges this election season. in manhattan wall street journal argues d.a. alvin bragg has failed to prove his case against trump quote closing arguments are expected next week the wording of the jury instructions could matter a great deal. judge marchand said tuesday he was reserving decision on a request by the defense or tell jurors mr. trump must have acted willfully to be found guilty. either way the reality is hush money is not illegal disguising the bookkeeping as a misdemeanor that is past its statute of limitations in mr. bragg sure it rigged the felonies using alleges second crime does not look like a crime or by a manhattan jury this is a case that should never have been brought. for more on both of these trials of spring and j town former u.s. attorney for the district of alabama. the wall street journal opinion piece, but you think about ther

points? >> i think they nailed them. i mean you see the legal pundits whether in riding in the journal or other newspaper or dot, or even on television. all of that legal experts are really struggling to see how alvin bragg to even understand alvin bragg's legal theory. how he has even come close to proving this case beyond a reasonable doubt and certainly for the first prosecution and american history of a former president of the united states is very difficult for anyone who like meat was a career prosecutor to look what the manhattan das office is doing. for one instance believe they are protecting the integrity of the criminal justice system. there destroying the trust and confidence we need at it. >> andy mccarthy is a frequent guest on fox wrote a piece i saw a national review. quite interesting he referred to

the judge as it undercover prosecutor. when you think about that? >> the judge rulings throughout really since the indictment from the gag order all the way it did the evidence he had let in. read andy's piece and he talked about the evidence that andy cohen's pleas of guilty to federal election crimes. in the nonprosecution agreement with ami which is the parent company of the national enquirer. none of those are relevant whatsoever and a false business record entry. i will also add into andy's piece, he also let stormy daniels and all of her salacious testimony come and beat all of the hearsay the mountains of hearsay that michael cohen talked about because they had to get the conversation with weisselberg in. that's the only way to try to get to donald trump and he just let it all come in.

and again the gag order i believe is unconstitutional. that he has cap throughout there isonly a week left of it. but judge merchan is nope profound courage beat i agree with andy he is certainly been a prosecutor's best friend in this case. jon: us turn our attention to the situation the presidents son is going to be going on trial. probably in june on the gun charges. now his lawyer, abby lowell tried to raise questions whether hunter biden actually filled out the gun form himself? do you think that's a fruitful way to go here? >> just as someone who owns dozens of firearms i can tell you when you purchase a firearm you're not getting help from the people around you hey could you come here and read this to me the actual gun form you fill out is the responsibility of the

signatory, in this case hunter biden. on like the a weak case with the weak legal theory and the weak set of facts and weak witnesses brought by the weakest prosecutor in america, david weiss has a pretty good gun case. this guy admits he's addicted to illegal narcotics. they're going to bring in his ex-wife and his brother's widow into talk about hunter's addiction. plus all of those photographs and things of him using drugs around the time he purchased the firearm. november hunter blamed mexicans when they first confronted him about this purchase. so look, this is a mass of the biden administration, for the biden campaign. hunter biden should it take the plea deal a year ago. he woul would've been done by n. but instead he blew up the deal and here we are just a month away from him being convicted

under a federal gun charge frequents then again he will be facing a tax trial in california probably in september just ahead of the election. >> it is correct when hunter biden goes to trial it has nothing to do with the un- written 60/90 day rule the ojeh has hunter biden is not a candidate he is not a member of the campaign all of the salacious details are not going to be admissible in a gun case the prostitutes and the lifestyle he was leading for several years he's invading his taxes pursuant to the indictment i am saying. it is all going to be admissible in the tax case in september. that is going to come around the time president biden former president trump have a debate as well. it's really bad timing for the biden administration and worship for hunter biden. jon: fireworks at j town former u.s. attorney thank you.

>> happy memorial day. >> and to you. objects on the fox report bryan hagerich is back on american soil after three months in custody on the islands of turks and caicos. proceed coleman has that story. >> the pennsylvania father of two returned home after he was detained and turks for having straight ammunition in his luggage he said he forgot it was there. coming up in a few more in his heartwarming reunion with his children. jon: plus, another trio of college presidents on the hot seat of her anti- israel encampments on campus. house education committee member burgess owens was there for he joins us moments away. and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels

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jon: pennsylvania father of two who is dictating kirk's turks and caicos is coming home. booing got a suspended one year sentence for a judge there for carrying ammunition onto a

flight to that tropical island. for other americans are still being held there. christina coleman joins us now with more. >> jon, pennsylvania dad former pro baseball player bryan hagerich spent more than wonder days and turks and caicos as he waited to learn if you would have to spend years in jail there. he was arrested after security discovered he had a loose ammunition and his luggage but illegally carrying ammunition as a crime with a mandatory 12 year minimum prison sentence and turks he simply forgot he had the ammunition in his luggage she said it's from a previous hunting trip. yesterday a judge noted his explanation sentence booing eat when you're suspended find him $6700 which allowed for his release and return home for take a look at has emotional reunion with his children. [applause] >> every emotion you can imagine as a father, as a husband

commen, to bereunited finally as i feel like the world weight of the world's been lifted off my shoulders. >> or the five americans arrested and detained and turks for having straight ammunition and their luggage. since february at some of them said the bullets were from previous hunting trips, they forgot about them four of the tours are still waiting for their fate for they say they did not intend on bringing the ammunition in their luggage. >> know one intends to hurt anyone. >> it is about families that are being drastically affected by a very, very simple oversight that had zero intended. >> pennsylvania senator john fetterman was part of it u.s. bipartisan congressional delegation that traveled to turks last monday to secure the release of the americans. fetterman said they are not gun runners just people who made a mistake. bryan hagerich is grateful for the delegations help.

>> never and a thousand years did i expect that type of support for they played is such a huge part in bringing me home. and hopefully the others are soon to follow. >> fetterman also said he is hopeful the other cases will be expedited the other detained americans will be released and united with her family soon. jon: christina coleman, this was not a case where he had a weapon, he just had a few stray bullets, right? >> yes just the ammunition, that was it. jon: christina coleman thank you. >> if these were kkk white supremacist we were trying to negotiate and intimidate black people would you have the same patience for that? >> representative owens thank you for the question of not going to engage in hypotheticals like that. >> this is how you deal with hatred. i'm trying to give you an understanding were talking do

suit is a black students against kkk and set up pro- hamas would do deal with them the same exact way as you're dealing with these students? >> i'm not going to engage. >> the answer is no. >> house ehouse education commie giving northwestern university president and earful over his response to anti- israel protests on his campus. house republican conference chair alisa step phonic pointing out the anti-defamation league had recently downgraded in a call for the president's resignation. he taught republican congressman burgess owens is the one you just heard making those questions towards the present he also sits on the committee, what you think of cap the response to your question which seem to be pretty much right on point. >> jon, first of all for it so important american people see what is going on in our college campuses. these hearings are not to

convince these presidents to change their ways they are who they are it's been going on too long us to make sure the american people realize this is what's going on behind the scenes. we have universities for decades have been grooming their marxists grooming our kids to beat marxist. what is the result of that we can help people hating jews they are taught they are oppressors. they have people coming out looking down on blacks because were told we cannot compete like everyone else intellectually. our colleges are there to teach our kids to be positive, to be hopeful to appreciate the fact we have a culture in an america where that is so unique. they come out the feeling is severed on i'm excited by the fact were having these conversations we will make sure we follow through and hold these people accountable. let's give it the majority of president trump in the senate majority. jon: holding people accountable would involve discipline for some of the students. what did the presid president st

students on his campus who had been discipline, have they? >> it is the problem. we all understand as americans as people who succeed we realize there are parameters there are consequences to everything we do. they are not holding anybody accountable because they in essence agree with what the students are doing. so accountabilities will come at we the people decide these ecologists with a nebulous outcome and not give that have critical thinking cereals that don't have empathy that the product we must not be fighting them. defining a swerving to be talked with education our expectations as high as anything that is the most important national security we have in this country kids think, produce, compete if they cannot do that we are failing them big time and right now are college universities are failing them big time. jon: getting to the bottom of these protests, how concerned are you outside agitators may be from other countries are

partially responsible for what is going on, on our college campuses? >> there is no question. what we have is a country that is turning into am going to use what we have too many people in every capacity that they have bg traders. they care about about the profitability and their power there is no question they come to these colleges are not being identified. they are not being claimed. that's a lot we put in place for going to make sure we go back and hold them accountable and accountable for that too. if they're getting funds from outside our country vertically from countries we need to know what it is, how much it is and where it is going. but so far many of these colleges, 60% are not given this those results are going to make sure we change that as we move forward. jon: a lot of digging get to be done by your house education committee. congressman burgess owens republic of utah thank you for. >> thank you jon. jon: coming up the latest polls reveal more or less a dead heat

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jon: the spring and sarah bedford's investigation editor at the washington examiner. new york governor calling that crowd of supporters clowns. it approaches i suppose it being a hilary clinton moment but she is not the one running for president. >> that's a good point democrats did not learn the lesson from the basket of deplorable comment haunted democrats of four years of demonizing trump supporters has never been a strategy that hasn't worked. for democrats. that has been clear from 2016. yet we see democrats repeating a lot of the same mistakes that hilary clinton did in 2016. joe biden has put all of his eggs in the baskets of making donald trump a politically toxic figure to vote for. if that does not work we don't hear joe biden going after donald trump's economic policies. we do not hear them going after donald trump's immigration policies.

all we hear is a demonization tactic at the same mistakes democrats have made before. the enthusiasm and size of that rally in the bronx that should should scaredemocrats heading i. jon: a lesser problem presidential can it to when new york was ronald reagan back in 1980. some more than 40 years ago. trump studies going to win that state. can he? the governor says he won't. >> is very unlikely he is going to win new york like you mentioned it is been decades since a republican has picked up new york and the presidential. that being said, the inroads donald trump is making the hispanic community and black community nationwide is what should worry democrats because it does not take joe biden losing that much on the margins in those voting blocks for him to lose the election nationwide joe biden is really counting on overwhelmingly winning hispanic and black voters in order to get a second term.

if donald trump is indeed able to shave off double digit percentages of those voting blocks and he is pulling that well right now donald trump could very well when with these constituencies that have historically been overwhelmingly for democrats. in a good position keeps up until november. jon: us look at some polls with solid blue states and a red states it. you win presidential elections in the swing states. and the swing state numbers look like this. if our team can get them up on the screen. here we go three, two, one, there we go. the battleground states arizona, trump is up 4% georgia 4%. michigan oh 1%. wisconsin barely a tenth of a percent, not a big deal but in pennsylvania advantage trump

2.3%. some of these could be a margin of error kind of things but when the advantages going to one candidate every single time you have to wonder. >> that is right. obviously like you mentioned is within the margin of error a lot could happen between now and november but i would certainly rather be donald trump right now the joe biden with those poll numbers. the problem is the momentum is moving away from joe biden the dynamics of today crystallize before the fall that is if people have made up their minds the economy is not working for them if they made up their minds the chaos at the border is just overwhelming there won't be very much to biden can do in the next five months to change people's minds. the problem for joe biden is he is running out of time to change the faultlines of the race that are setting it right now people are starting to pay attention maybe they weren't back in january or last fall when the republican primary was underway.

now people are starting to pay attention i do find it hard to believe there are americans out there who have not made up their mind there are a few of them but for those few they already have a pretty good sense of which direction the country is heading in. there is just not much joe biden can do at this point to turn the momentum back toward him. jon: he has had three and half years to do so. if there are changes to be made as you say he does not have a lot of time for sarah bedford, thank you. jon: up next a trip around the globe the crown jewel is replaced of fiv five years aftet devastating fire. plus rapper nicki minaj detained at an amsterdam airport after a luggage incident. details are next. ♪

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jon: welcome back put some headlines for you now from around the globe. in ukraine a russian airstrike killed two people at a supermarket in the country's second-largest city. president zelenskyy said ukraine is pushing back russian forces and areas. china held large military drills near taiwan after the island's new president took office. he has openly criticized beijing in praise of taiwan's sovereignty.

this is a papua new guinea emergency workers are rushing to rescue victims of a massive landslide. local officials say hundreds of villagers could be trapped in the debris. in paris, a historic cross has been reinstalled at the notre dame cathedral. it survived that devastating fire which destroyed the cathedrals roof and spire five years ago. >> the police officer to lift off load all of the luggage and to search everything. it's not a random quick check now they want question. >> a while why? 's first about you pretend. >> because i filmed him? he doesn't believe you don't have more with you. jon: an amsterdam singer nicki minaj a film tercel being taken into custody at an airport after authorities reportedly found

drugs in her luggage. dutch officials released her after issuing a fine. and in japan visitors to a small island there are encouraged to visit a cat shrine. cats outnumber locals there and are considered to be good luck. that is a look at some stories from around the globe. coming up, america's heartland is getting battered by another round of dangerous weather. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking it all progress we are in it right now we just sat and observed tornado moving across portions of north texas south of wichita falls. this is part of a larger line of swords moving across the entire region i'll be tracking all coming up in my full forecast after the breakup. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is david's look of joy. and this is his john deere z530m mower. ♪

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jon: fox news alert about sad and shocking news from the world of professional golf. pga tour announced golfer grace and marie died this morning. he was only 30 years old. murray was competing at the charles schwab challenge at colonial country club in texas but withdrew from the second round yesterday with two holes

remain reportedly saying he was not feeling well. no word on his cause of death yet pro coffer grayson murray gone at age 30. violent storms threaten millions in the heartland of the country over the memorial day weekend. the forecast predicts possible tornadoes, hail and heavy winds to it parts of the planes tonight. walks with a chief meteorologist adam klotz has the latest for us. >> this biggest severe weather event kicking off here in last hour or so. couple of hours we are beginning to see the storm start to pop across portions of north texas to oklahoma out into kansas. this entire line is what were really concerned about so far we have a couple of tornadoes on the ground. red box means raider indicated surround is not necessarily mean it has been on the ground. although this one historically has been seen on the ground. this at the history of being a tornado is running just to the south of wichita falls. a little further south running on interstate 20 just of offered

the west of dallas. if you see a purple box is a confirmed tornadoes home and saw this on the ground this one is currently on the ground moving hail size of two and half inches is large hail part of a bigger line of storms. every one of these is a severe warmed of thunderstorm means winds at least 6 miles an hour bfor those winds could gust up much stronger than that. having forecast of winds up to 90 miles an hour and any one of these could start to spin and become a tornado is there discrete individual cells this will be the line as it moves across the state of oklahoma and kansas that could continue to bring that really britt big y that we don't put four out of five in the risk of severe weather that indicates the conditions are really strong and in favor of seeing biggest severe thunderstorms and multiple tornadoes. this is just the beginning of an event that could be very impactful also would use the deeper r red read it cover you typically do not get four out of five in indicates the risk is really prominent as we had over the next couple of hours into the overnight hours of sync

really biggest severe weather with all of that, no surprises seen a lot of storms the ground is saturated flooding is going to be a risk as we continue to move to the overnight hours for jon, all of this then it shifts off to the east severe weather for tomorrow, a big area across southern illinois, indiana and most of kentucky fort sunday severe weather risk at the same system are just going to track across the country precooked us out of a holiday weekend everyone stay safe out there. adam klotz thanks. >> coming up, navy divers prove the ready to dive into any situation. it's all part of new york city week details ahead. plus the fastest tortoises around compete in the 45th annual edition of a different sort of indianapolis 500. ♪

memorial day weekend tradition urine new york city. a group of navy divers ruling they can do their jobs under any condition. diving in a water tank the middle of times square.

>> we are all here showing we can dive anywhere in the world including middle of times square forget we transfer all kinds of conditions, arctic, any ocean they need us to do and anything they need us to find or recover we get the ... >> cool under pressure spending their time thanked tic-tac-toe with curious kids. all right, tortoises, start your engines. forty-fifth annual zoo obelisk 500 held by the indianapolis known the greatest spectacle in tortoise raising. he for yourself. [cheering] >> edge of your seat desk. he took the checkered flag and got to enjoy a big fruit salad. he will make indy 5004 times.

he could become the only driver in history to win a fifth tomorrow. trio of spider monkeys driving at the san diego zoo rescued an illegal smuggling scheme was bus that the us-mexico border. monkeys are spending their days exploring every inch of their enclosure testing out climbing skills and checking out the camera. they've even made friends. awfully nice they are rescued. >> awfully nice and i'm from indiana so i bent to the indianapolis 500, i did know about turtle racing, i feel like i chose the wrong about to go to because that's cool. >> robotic will flock to the zoo to watch the turtle racist. >> this is like the bucket list item i think folks want to do. >> see you tomorrow. that's how fox reports this saturday may 25. i am jon scott. thanks for watching. ♪