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department of energy all investigating this as well as the government's cybersecurity and infrastructure agency but no one confirming the identity of the cyber-attackers or saying what it is that they are demanding as worries over a prolonged destruction mounts and congresswoman is sounding the alarm. >> unfortunately these sorts of attacks are becoming more frequent, they're here to say and we have to work in partnership with businesses to secure -- secure networks to defend ourselves against these attacks. as it relates to colonial, the president was briefed yesterday with an all-hands on deck effort right now. griff: the white house releasing statement saying the federal government is working to assess implications and restore pipeline operations as quickly as possible. now, across the political aisle republicans appear ready to

assist in the all-hands on deck call. >> the implications for this for our national security cannot be overstated and i promise you, this is something that republicans and democrats with work together on. >> griff: so could americans feel some pain at the pump, well, maybe. take a look at this map. you see the colonial pipeline running 5500 miles from texas to new york delivering 100 million gallons of day of gasoline, diesel, jet fuel and heating oil. 45% of all fuel on the east coast. operators shut it down friday after this ransom ware attack, industry analysts are saying the supply is steady at the moment but the clock is ticking to avoid a shortage and colonial has yet to offer timeline of when they open pipe up. mike: griff jenkins on a huge

story. gop support for spending plan this as the administration is on defense over a disappointing job's report. mark meredith is live at the white house with more, good afternoon, mark. mark: mike, good afternoon to you, republicans and business interest groups that say incentivizing people not to go back to work is all the government's fault with increased unemployment benefits. today the white house is pushing back saying it's the coronavirus and its impact on families that are keeping many americans home. >> unemployment insurance has been a lifeline, a survival, lifeline for so many americans. the number 1 reason now that people aren't going back to work is what you said, fear or they can't find child care or schools are still closed. mark: labor department report that is employers 266,000 jobs, estimates were much higher. they thought they were getting a million. unemployment jumping to 6.1% and

government revising report fewer jobs created than originally reported. several businesses tell fox, biggest challenge is finding workers. some republicans want congress to cut off ten happened unemployment benefits early before they are set to expire in september. the chamber of commerce say it is problem is obvious. they put out a statement saying the disappointment job's report makes it clear that paying people not to work is dampening what should be a stronger job's market. now this week the president is expected to focus heavily on economic agenda. he's due to meet with 6 republican senators to talk about infrastructure spending. this is going to be a big test to the white house to see if they're able to move forward with a bipartisan bill. republicans have made it clear that they are all for fixing things like roads, bridges and airports, they don't want to spend $2 trillion, they want to spend far less. the white house says it wants to hear ideas. the president will hear for himself and as for president biden he remains at camp david. mike: thanks a lot.

joining me you new york congressman, foreign affairs committee. lee zeldon, welcome. >> good to be with you. mike: how do you expect job's report falling below expectations? congressman: it was just that much of an unbelievable report and what it really needs to serve as is a reminder as policymakers go forward in what the right policies should be implemented in the coming weeks and months. right now there are multiple bills in congress coming from proposals from president biden and the administration from congressional democrats looking towards increasing corporate taxes, looking at increasing individual taxes, so maybe they need to hit the pause button there. but also as your reporting indicated and what i'm hearing from business owners of all sizes, our job creators are

talking about their difficulty to bring people back to work because of able-bodied adult who is have available jobs chose to go stay at home because they make more money by the government to stay at home rather than going back to work. that policy has to get reversed. so we can't just take in this report and do nothing and we certainly can make things worse. this is an opportunity for us to turn it around and the biden administration and congressional democrats could be part of that solution, step 1 is getting the able-body adults back into the workforce rather than paying to stay home. mike: they are schedule today run through labor day and if there could be disappointing jobs reports coming in the summer. are you confident that you can basically turn off the spicet on enhanced unemployment benefits and beyond? >> right now it seems that congressional democrats are going along with the

activist-base within their party across the country. not only supporting these benefits, extending them, there are many in favor of increasing them, that's the wrong way to go. so i don't have a high level of confidence right now that congressional democratic leadership understands the stakes here and the consequences of it. but i will tell you, i've heard from so many business owners that they -- it's not that they aren't able-bodied adults in their community that fill the positions, they are just getting it shot straight to them that they are not returning to work because they get paid more to stay at home. mike: massive story that broke this weekend, ransomware attack on the eastern united states, what's your assessment? congressman: this is very concerning. cybersecurity is a big threat of our infrastructure, our way of life, the businesses large and small. individuals are often targeted. hopefully this is something that can be addressed in the coming

days, not weeks. we -- what i'm hearing is that we will not see an impact on supply and cost as long as this is just a matter of days to resolve. it's going to be important for the government to be working with the company to not be -- we don't want to see our u.s. businesses, our infrastructure where you have these important partnerships, private businesses to be paying off ransom. we have to upgrade the infrastructure. we have to be more proactive in detection and we also have to increase our ability on the offense, the best cyber defense is a cyber offense. mike: i want to squeeze one more. published report that says chinese scientists 5 years ago talked about weponizing sars, 5 years before the covid crisis. your thoughts, sir? congressman: i just saw that report as well. first time i'm seeing it.

we go back to congress, into session this week and i look forward to getting more information. this is consistent with many aspects of how the cpp operates and we are just talking about cyber warfare and there's also the concern of biological warfare and we will see if this gets confirmed and as we get more information and look into further. we have been lied so much by the chinese communist party beginning at covid outbreak and not providing information and blaming the u.s. military for bringing covid-19 into the country. so let's get more information on just how accurately the report is but unfortunately the way the ccp has been operating, no one is shocked. mike: congressman, thanks for your time. >> thank you. mike: for the other side,

pennsylvania congressman matt cartwright. congressman, welcome. happy mother's day. mike: thank you, sir. you heardyour colleague lee zele job's report falling report? >> what we have to based on decision and facts and get to the bottom of what the problem is. on the one hand, you have business owners complaining about unemployment compensation causing the problem. many of whom are the same business owners who want to abolish unemployment in generally. on the other hand, we have covid stillgoing on, we are tala third of americans still fully vaccinated and if you think about who is not vaccinated right now, it's the younger people. we were smart about it. we were vaccinating the people who were most at risk for diego and we let the youngest people till the end.

but those are the same people that work as servers and bust boys in restaurants and if you want to talk about adeck notes, we have to be careful talking about anecdotes. mike: right. congressman: the coral of anecdote is not data. we ought to be focusing on the data. if you want to talk anecdotes. you think about them. they are the ones coming into contact with t most with other people and they're also the least likely to already be vaccinated. so you want to study, what is it? are we going to go with the certain business owners' opinions that it's -- that it's unemployment compensation causing the problem or are we going to believe in the american

worker and his and her work ethic, dignity of work that joe biden talks about? i don't think we want to jump to any conclusions. myself, i think we want to give it some more time in this country to get past the pandemic and make sure we are out of it and it's still out there and people are still dieing from it, mike. mike: quick follow-up from that one, if there's disappointing jobs reports in the coming months, are you willing to consider turning off the spicket in terms of unenhanced unemployment benefits in the fall? >> we have to keep in mind all solutions. who is setting the bar? who is setting the expectation? and in march we had a million jobs, we have about 8 million jobs to go and we will get there, you know, we have to believe in ourselves in this country and we have to believe that the workers do want to work. there was a yale study speaking of data last year that showed that the people coming off of

unemployment going back to work were luckily in the same portion as people who were worried about the vaccine and who were not worried about it and there was a yale study that very much throws into question the idea that people are lazy and would rather put their feet up and not go into work. mike: well, the expectation was nearly a million jobs, the numbers was 266,000 so it wasn't just a rounding error, it was a pretty big gap there. so we will see where it goes. congressman -- >> congressman: gap between what some person expected versus what happened. there's no question. we are still in the middle of this pandemic. we have to get out of it and we have to get back to those 8 million jobs. we will. mike: congressman matt cartwright, thank you very much for your time. have a wonderful day. mike: see you, mike. mike: be sure to catch fox news sunday, chris wallace has

exclusive interview with facebook oversight board michael mcconnell. that's 2:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ ♪ ♪ live pictures coming from our drone right above the united states southern border as local and federal officials say they are still struggling to handle the surge of migrants coming into the country. bill live with a look of what's happening there. >> it's been a busy day at the del rio specter, hot spots in terms of activity. we have witnessed more than 50 migrants apprehended and in the sector alone, last week, they are averaging more than 700 apprehensions every single day. but i want to pull up video if we can show you what we just shot you right where we were standing an hour, this was a massive group of migrants who crossed the rio grande.

one of the largest groups they've seen come across at one single time. many of them had small children with them, infant children. they were crossing when the river is shallow and not deep and much safer. we had a chance to talk to some of the folks as they were waiting to be processed by the local deputies waiting for border patrol to arrive and all of them told me they are from venezuela, take a listen. [speaking in spanish] >> and i also asked any of them to raise if they had family in america and about -- half of them raised their hand, so that was a huge group. they ended up telling it was 45 venezuelans and one colombian. again, that's just right here in the del rio sector today. let's take a look at what is going on in the morning south of where we are. this is video from fox drone crew in rio grande valley. this is in la jolla, texas.

a group of migrants after they crossed the border, all the migrants were from triangle countries, honduras, el salvador, guatemala. so that's directly south of us. then if we talk about the sector north of us, take a look at this map right here. this is the border patrol's big bend sector. this is north of the del rio sector where we are right now. it's a huge sector. 165,000 square miles and cover 77 counties in texas and the entire state of oklahoma and only have 600 agents to cover the area. if we can pull the video from the big bend sector, they're been seeing a huge spike in apprehensions. the numbers we are looking at are pretty crazy. in march of 2020, they had just about 3,000 apprehensions. one year later, march 2021, that has surged to over 14,000 apprehensions. that is a 365% increase. the local border patrol efficient -- officials down there are seeing a lot more

rescues in the middle of open desert as coyotes are abandoning the migrants in hot desert. >> the smugglers oftentimes will bring people across. these migrants have a lot difficulties, have an issue and are left behind. that's really the -- the worst part about the stuff that we deal with. we have to deal with -- with these nefarious characters who just leave people in the character by themselves. reporter: and what we just showed you with the video here in del rio this morning, this is not unique. we saw the same thing happen yesterday, a big group of venezuelans came across and we saw cubans coming across. this is happening in the morning when the river was lower and we heard mayorkas that the border is closed, that's the message that the biden administration has been pushing. i can tell you from what we are seeing down here in del rio, that's just not the case. mike: bill, thank you so much. the winner horse in kentucky derby testing positive for

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how it happened. charles watson following the story. charles: good afternoon, mike. trainer bob says more than twice allowed of steroid was found in the system of kentucky derby winner medina spirit following a post-race drug test and we are hearing from churchill dow says it's banning from racetrack in a statement says, quote, failure to comply with the rules and medication protocols jeopardizes the safety of the horses and jockeys. the integrity of the sport and the reputation of the kentucky derby and all who participate, churchill downs will not tolerate. badford is denying any wrongdoing and it's unsure how it could have gotten into the horse's system. >> yesterday i got the biggest

gut punch in racing for something that i didn't do and this is really -- it's disturbing, it's an injustice to the horse. charles: badford says medina spirit's has not been stripped from the crown and the horse is expected to compete at the states in less than a week but with the most recent failed drug test, there are now questions whether that should and will happen. this coming only a few weeks after baford won before arkansas racing commission after suspended 15 days following after horses tested positive for the painkiller. the horses were mistakenly exposed to the drugs. now, as far as medina spirit goes, mike, it could not be stripped of the kentucky derby crown until what's known as a split sample confirms the result of the original test.

it's unclear of the timeline on all of that at the moment, mike. mike: a lot of folks are pretty stressed out about this. charles watson. thanks so much. a manhunt underway as the nypd searches for a person of interest in connection to the shooting that injured two adults and a 4-year-old girl in time square in broad daylight. alex hogan live in new york city with the latest. hello, alex. alex: hi, mike, i talked with people that were there at the time explaining the terrifying moment when gunfire rang out in the middle of times square, of course, an extremely popular tourist site for people from around the world. now police have released this security footage and the photo of a person of interest, one they are still looking for. the shootings in new york city have only increased in recent weeks, renewing calls to curve violence in the city. so this time last year shooting incidents have increased more

than 83%, shooting victims have gone up by more than 78%. yesterday in times square the victims included 3 females, 4-year-old who was toy shopping with her parents. that ended up with her needing surgery last night. a 23-year-old tourist visiting new york from rhode island getting a look at times square and a 43-year-old who was also shot. none of the people knew each other but they were simply walking in the area at the same time. police commissioner shae speaking about empty times square about uptick in crime and pointing to bail reform. >> we had an innocent 60-year-old pushed to traffic and individual immediately arrested by responding police officers. it is the third time, the third time this year already that that individual has been arrested for unprovoked assaults. alex: so they are explaining another innocent victim of a crime yesterday all taking place

within the same day. we've also seen a uptick and in murders and rapes this week. the mayor commenting on everything that took place yesterday and he's thankful that the 3 individuals who were shot will likely recover fully, however, also adding that the nypd is continuing this investigation making sure to bring this person or people who were involved into custody. mike. mike: you could hear the frustration in the police commissioner's voice. alex hogan, thanks very much. the head of nasa criticizing china space program after 22-ton rocket face intoed the indian ocean last night. christina coleman is following all of this for us, hi, christina. christina: out of control rocket slammed into the indian ocean last night and no reports of injuries or damaged property along the way, but the fact that scientists did not know where pieces of the 22-ton rocket would land for days has sparked backlash from nasa.

the rockets debris was spotted blasting through the sky in the middle east until it crashed in the indian ocean last night. the 5b rocket was used to launch first new module of space station last month. usually discarded rocket stages reenter the atmosphere soon after liftoff and normally over water. that clearly wasn't the case here. the rocket went into orbit around earth and covering a huge portion of the planet. scientists say the potential debris north as canada and far south of new zealand. chinese authorities said most of the rocket would burn up during reentry process and uncertainty of how much would be burned up or entering populated area. china did not act responsibly writing, quote, space nations must minimize people and property on earth of reentries

of space objects and maximizing transparency regarding those operations and keep in mind, just last year, debris from another rogue chinese rocket damaged several buildings after landing on the ivory coast. >> there was enough reaction to the last one, last may that most people thought they would have learned their lesson and not done that again. and but apparently they have. so they are 2 for 2 with this particular design. christina: also china has at least ten more launches planned to carry additional parts of the space station into orbit, mike. mike: if they can get it right, christina coleman, live, thanks a lot. heroine footage of balcony collapse in california. more details next. ♪ ♪

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collapsed in california sending several to the hospital. the deck's combination with having too many people on the structure at one time likely caused it to buckle. fortunately, none of the injuries considered critical. the obama's family bo died from cancer former president and former first lady both announcing on social media. the late kennedy gifted bo to the obamas in 2009. reaction pouring in after elon musk's appearance on saturday night live. spacex ceo revealed publicly that he has aspergers's syndrome and bitcoin seeing dropoff in hours after the episode air. the house gop likely to remove congressman liz cheney from her post as house republican conference chair over her opposition to former president trump. our political panel is here to discuss this and other top

stories. let's bring in king's college senior fellow and constitutional attorney mark smith and served on the trump campaign's transition team and former deputy assistant to president bill clinton and cofounder of third way matt bennett, gentlemen, welcome. >> good to be here. mike: leadership-leadership shake-up. here is kevin mccarthy on sunday morning futures. kevin: takeover of government and rising of taxes and the damage that will be done that we cannot come back before. that's why we need a conference that's united. matt, what are your thoughts? >> first of all, none of that is true. we are not seeing inflation that we have never seen before. we are barely seeing inflation but what mccarthy is desperately doing change subject where it has sat in the last few weeks, his efforts and others in his

leadership team to oust the top-ranking republican woman in congress because she just flatly refuses to tell the big lie about the election and to bend the knee to donald trump and that is a serious problem for mccarthy and he knows. mike: mark, is the shake-up warranted, would it allow gop leaders to stay on message about taking the fight to democrats going forward? >> mike, look, the liz cheney story is tea pod, we are talking about number 3 position in the minority party in one branch of government. this is not really significant. what is significant in the bell way that republicans have been able to stay unified in lock step on the radical joe biden agenda. the real story in you're not in the beltway media, at least, the biden agenda is not going anywhere. gun control is not going

anywhere. tax reform is not going anywhere. filibusters are not going anywhere. court-packing reform is not going anywhere and that's because the republican party is in lock step and uniform in stopping the agenda. that's the real story. liz cheney story is a story inside the beltway, the media because they are addicted to any story that takes about donald trump, but that's not actually what counts right now. mike: matt, team cheney seems to suggest that they thought this was coming. did she use this to potentially launch a campaign for president or some other higher office? >> i don't have the faintest idea. i don't think anybody does. it would be very tough at this moment to overcome the tremendous loyalty to trump that you're seeing among republicans voters out there all across the country and it's just not story that this is a beltway story. this is a story everywhere,

where trump loyalists in state and county republican party apparatus and also in the elections that are going on right now in virginia for governor and elsewhere. it's all about trump. mike: i want to get to another big topic. andrew cuomo losing a top communication's advisers. matt, your thoughts? >> every time they use power to punish political enemies and along those lines, this appears to be discussed, the investigations by the new york attorney general's office as to how the vaccinations were distributed and if some of the allegations prove true, that perhaps vaccinations were distributed in new york based on political favoritism if that were to be the case, then you could look at some real potential legal liability both on civil side and the criminal side which is the sort of things that we saw many years ago when governor chris christie had a

scandal involving a bridge. mike: matt, is this a sign there's more troubles ahead? >> it might be. i don't disagree with that. if it is proven that there was some sort of connection between vaccination distribution and political favoritism, that is a serious problem and there will be serious consequences. but, you know, i think we need to wait and see what the attorney general which is james comes up with and pass judgment once we know the facts. mike: latest report that latisha james is expanding her investigation. second night of riots through the holy city, a live report there right after this break. ♪ hirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks!

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mike: the number of people wounded in the bombing of a girl school in afghanistan now climbing to more than 100. this as the first funerals were held today for the 50 others who were killed in the attack. many of the students were ages 11 to 15. the violence saturday comes as u.s. and nato forces complete their military withdrawal from the country. the taliban is denying responsibility for the attack. pope francis also reacting calling the afghan terror attack, quote, inhumane and offering prayer to the victims during today's sunday blessing. riots spreading through the jerusalem as israeli police clash with protestors at one of the biggest universities in israel.

trey: we did find out today israel's supreme court has delayed a decision set to take place tomorrow that would determine the fate of palestinian families living in the neighborhood. this is one topic among many during the holy month of ramadan that has sparked violence. overnight 90 palestinians were in clashes and police officers heard as well when rocks and stones and objects were thrown at them. take a lack at the scene last night. >> clashes are erupting right now outside of the demascu gate. you can see the police are firing off flash regrades to try to disperse the crowd here. right now israeli security forces are trying to get control of the situation but if last night is any indication it's going to be extremely difficult. thousands of palestinians have streamed out of the mosque and they are here continuing

demonstration for what they say is a direct violation of palestinian rights, ramadan and the neighborhood. most of the young men has just finished praying at the mosque, mixture of prayers and clashes continue in the evening and into the morning. video post today social media shows large groups of palestinians chanting hit tel aviv directly calling on factions inside gaza to fire rockets. the events erupting this week kept drawing responses from around the world. today jordan urged israel to stop what leadership in iman called barbaric attacks. the eu and the united states have called for de-escalation and even the pope weighed in urging on end to the violence. the israeli chief of staff announced today he is deploying three additional battalions to west bank over concerns that the unrest here could actually

spread across the region. also tonight israel announcing that the gaza strip will have their entire fishing zone closed, a move that in the past has led to rocket fire in israel from palestinian factions. mike: trey yingst be safe, my friend. fox news alert. massachusetts state police investigating an officer-involved shooting that took place this morning. someone drove into the police department and shot by police. we will bring you more details on this story as it develops. after more than a year apart, 3 families are getting the chance to reunite this mother's day. we will talk to the man that made it all happen. that's next to improve people's lives through topical pain relief we invite you to try our powerful, long-lasting patch for muscle and joint pain, get your free sample at trysalonpas.com hisamitsu

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[laughter] >> you're still asleep? >> no, i love you and i can't wait to see you. this is such a great surprise. >> i recently reconnected, not reconnected but connected with my biological mother after 50 years. mike: those are the emotional and touching reactions after medium rare will be paying to bring families back together again. covid kept many of them apart for months and for one woman it was the first time ever meeting her birth mother. mark joins us now to tell us all about it, how it all went down today. tell us about the folks that you brought together, mark, starting with the dc man who hasn't seen healthcare provider mom since 2019? >> thanks for having me. happy mother's day to all the moms out there. i mean, we had a little contest. if you want to see your mom or get together with your mom for

the last 12 or 16 months you haven't seen it, send us a notice as to why you would like to get together with your mom. the first gentleman that we picked in washington, d.c. that hasn't seen mother for 2 years. she was a retired nurse who heated the call of duty and wanted to be in medical front lines to help people in the early days of the pandemic and risk everything, got covid, got it bad, made it through and the whole family is together right now having brunch still at medium rare, it was amazing to bring them back together. it's the hug, the magic of the hug that we should never underestimate. mike: what about the maryland woman who found her biological mother online? >> this was one -- i closed the book after you get this one, a woman who was 50 year's old. who did one of the genetic

testing that we see about and find biological mom and biological grandmother and never met them. she's 50 and reconnected with her mom and called her up. this was about ten weeks ago. this is brand new. and they have been talking and establishing telephone relationship and finally she said i would love to bring her in for brunch and we -- we called mom and -- and mom said, great, mom was little concerned she didn't have clothes and we gave them a gift card to go shopping for a little mother-daughter bonding for brunch today to help them come together a little bit. that made it all worthwhile. mike: that's beautiful. what about the best friends separated halfway across the country? >> this is reality. these are two moms. by the way, i firmly believe after hearing the stories and i always thought, we had our medical line of defense against covid and moms were the first --

the first line -- >> mike: sure. >> educators, schedulers, cooking, cleaning, warriors. so these two moms had their own family struggles and their own kids and had their own life and they -- they stayed in touch and lost seeing each other. having the mom glass of wine, having the best friend glass of wine is precious and they haven't had in 16 months so we said you know what, we will bring the two of you together and we sent them for a day of beauty yesterday, a little spa day and had them time to reconnect and have brunch day at medium rare. mike: beautiful. great job, thank you so much for looking out for others. happy mother's day to all the moms and god bless you, sir. >> same to you, stay safe and thanks for having us to tell the stories. >> the mother's day celebration continues a very special message from our fox news live team

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naomi. happy mother's day. plus, a happy mother's day to producer with her sons monof be f and sohan. my wife, fantastic mom to our two children, she does a remarkable job guiding our and a is children and is a beautiful example of motherhood. finally, my mom olga who i miss every day, was a trail blazer on wall street and guided her three energetic sons always in the right direction. i need the tissues. happy mother's day to all the awesome moms, in many cases the rock, the strength of our families, keeping the glue together, keeping all the families together. that is all for this hour of "fox news live." fox news sunday with chris call

has is up next. i'm -- chris wallace is next. i'm mike emanuel. thank you to all the beautiful mothers out there. have an awesome day. ♪ kristin: i'm chris wallace. facebook's independent oversight board maintains a temporary ban on donald trump but sends the case back to the social media giant. now, facebook has six months to make a final decision. what does it mean for mr. trump's ability to get out his message and raise money as he considers another run for president. and what does it mean for the push in congress to regulate big tech? >> whether it's six months or six days, what we see in this decision is really about chilling free speech.