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was used by hamas the terrorist organization, to hide its military assets. this as hamas continues to fire even more rockets targeting israeli civilians and the country's heart land while ids says hamas uses civilian buildings including beach resort to hide tunls and weapons deposed to attack the jewish state and deadly fighting now spreading to west bank. many wondering if a full scale war could be around the corner former secretary of state mike pompeo also weighing in on the continued attacks. what's happening tragic whether inside of israel is of value. but these trrgses have to stop what they're doing israel has every right to defend itself. eric: we have live fox news team coverage standing by in israeli suburb of tel-aviv where a man killed by a rocket there with the latest on west bank. trey on israeli border as

fighting escalating between israel and hamas. but first david spunt live in knot line of the white house with president biden's telephone diplomacy. hi, david. >> this is a big deal may be a world away here in washington, d.c. from israel and gaza. and 9 west bank with president biden members of his team watching this one closely we know that least been working the phones overred past few hours. the reason we can tell number one because we've heard about those readouts from prime minister netanyahu and president abbas office waiting for official readout from the white house but this is a live look at the marine century posted outside west wing door over an hour indicating president is in west wing likely in the oval office. prime minister, netanyahu office updated president biden on what israel has done so far. i want to read a tweet he put out about 45 minutes ago he said i spoke on thes phone with u.s. president joe biden, and updated him on developments and actions that israel has taken and

sphwoangdz take. i thanked him for unreserved u.s. support for our right to defend ourselves. again, we're waiting to hear from the white house this side to see specifically what president biden may have said to prime minister netanyahu also palestinian president mahmoud abbas but psaki out with a tweet that building that housed the associate the press in gaza completely destroyed thankfully no lives were lost, nobody injured in that explosion because people were able to e evacuate before and jen psaki said lives are important at the safety of all journalist and independent media continue to be a top priority. eric. eric: as usual israel gave more than an hour's warning to have people leave that building before they launched it that david spunt at the white house. david, thank you. arthel. arthel: eric and david fox news

has self teenls ground covering latest violence on both sides. let's first go to trey, he's live near the israel gaza border. trey. reporter: arthel good afternoon, a building that houses international media outlets was targeted today by the israeli air force. the israeli military has not provided any evidence to support a claim that hamas was using the structure to operate out of. the associated press did release a statement saying, quote, we are shocked in who are fid that the israeli military would target and destroy the building housing eight piece bureau and news organizations in gaza known location of new journalist were there. and occupants notified ahead of the strikes earlier today inside gaza targeted tel-aviv multiple times with rockets. hamas says in retaliation to killings of ten people from the same family eight of the dead are children. the destruction across gaza is widespread and the united nations says, 10,000 people have left their homes amid escalating

violence. so far journalists are not being allowed permission to enter gaza strip and growing humanitarian crisis it is critical for world to receive clear and accurate information. arthel. arthel: absolutely trey at the gaza border thank you trey, and stay safe please. eric. eric: well arthel violence is also now spreading to the west bank, that's where 11 palestinian protesters were told were killed in confrontations with israeli forces yesterday. meantime a humanitarian crisis is beginning to unfold as thousands of palestinian families are seeking shelter from israeli artillery airstrikes, amy kellogg live in israel that's at tel-aviv suburb where a israeli man killed by a rocket because he if couldn't get into a bomb shelter in time. amy. reporter: that's right, eric hamas reigned 278 rockets on israel since 7:00 this morning in the most dramatic hit of all

was here in -- let you have a little look at the damage for yourself. the rocket hit right in the middle of this street and a residential neighborhood but shrapnel is what caused all of the damage. many houses around here, one person is as you mentioned was killed and many others taken to hospital in state of panic this is something people in central israel around tel-aviv have not seen in their lifetime. the number of rocket it is that have been reigned into this area is unprecedented so you have several houses here that have been damaged. people have been evacuated, and we do have right now a lot of emergency workers checking to see that these buildings are stable or not before they let people go back inside. now, of course, while this has been extremely dramatic for the citizens of cities like tel-aviv and ramadno something else is

equally worrying to bheem live here it is what you mentioned what you alluded to earlier eric, it is the protest that have broken out in palestinian territory in recent days we haven't seen things like this scenes like these since back in 2000. 11 people were killed yesterday. and it has largely been palestinian use throwing stones at police check points israeli army check points and then the army firing back with tear gas with rubber bullets, with stun grenades, and it has just been something that we hadn't seen in a very long time add to that, of course, the tension that's been going on inside israeli cities in the last week or so. between arabs and jews ethnically motivated gang violence that has been extremely worrying for people here as well because that again is something that hasn't been seen in a long time. so while i've said that a few times not seen in a lifetime or

in recent memory, this conflict is something that many people in the region are very used to but it has taken some different twist this is time tharngd are particularly worrying whether it is intensity of those strikes from gaza or fighting -- the street protest and then the ugly attacks on arab on jew and some of the cities around this country. eric, back to you. eric: yeah as you are right it has escalated beyond what we have seen in recent years. amy kellogg in tel-aviv suspect in israel, thank you we will have continuing coverage on this hour in middle east and dan hoffman served in middle east he'll join us in the newscast to lay out ways to deevening late the situation. the role that u.s. could play, and he will talk about iran -- hidden hand -- >> and meanwhile here at home we have the very latest on the gas

shortage stretching from the southeast up the east coast. the biden administration says that fuel supply should be back to normal by the end of the weekend. now, that the colonial pipeline is back up and running after last week's cyberattack but not all experts agree. jonathon surrey live at the bill transfer station along the colonial pipeline so jonathan what more can you tell us? >> hi there arthel. it would be so easy if this was an on and off switch and problem is even though service to pipeline has been stored for -- has been restored for its entire length from texas all the way up to new jersey. it takes a long time to get all of the fuel product from these facilities along the pipeline to area gas stations. all day, we've seen trucks pulling up to these facilities along the pipeline, picking up fuel product, a steady stream of them coming through and then they drive out to the various service stations to make their

deliveries, and replane picture depleted tanks then you have wild card of whether consumers are going to ease back on all of the panic buying that's been depleting many of those gas station over the past week. >> and we want to remind the enable it will take a few days to fully return to normal. urge people in skt affected regions to only buy gas they need so that we can help speed up the process. ing reporter: florida officials are investigating the cause of an suv fire that started shortly after the driver filled four fuel containers at gas station in florida and then put they will in bask his hummer authorities say one person was injured. but refused treatment. georgia governor brian kemp extended state of emergency through next saturday in this state of the peach state temporarily us pengsded gas tax raised trucks transporting fuel more than 40% of gas stations in georgia, virginia, and south carolina are out of fuel according to gas buddy the

figure is gone up to 68% in north carolina and it is 81% in washington, d.c. arthel. arthel: jonathon thank you very much for that live report. eric. eric: arthel you know colonial pipeline might be back in service bus prices at the pump we're told those are still rising nationwide causing lawmakers to try to take steps to avoid a potential crisis and some states. laura ingle live on long island new york about three bucks over three bucks gallon, i mean, i saw premium over $4 a gallon haven't seen this i don't know when, hey, laura. reporter: hi eric depends what block you go to where i'm standing in rockville centre 2.97 for regular and things are normal here on long island. we've been watching people come and go all day long but as we've been seeing throughout the week, things have been much different in other areas of the united states. with the prices going up and the supply and demand problem that's been happening and that's really

been weighing heavy on people as they go into the weekend. listen. >> it is first time i'm filling up in weeks. >> four bucks gallon laingt less. >> so price 80 -- >> yeah getting costly the cost of commuting has been influx this last week after the colonial pipeline cyberattack. some people have been feeling that pinch after a relatively smooth ride through last year with moderate gas prices. but now some drivers say they're actually going to have to look at adjusting their plans with all of this uncertainty not knowing exactly what they'll be paying at the pump in the coming weeks. president biden has said that isn't going to be like flicking on light switch so he does predicts region by region return to normalcy this weekend and into next week. still preem worried and when you take a look at the national average of a gallon of gasoline, in the past three months gas has gone from 2.52 and 24% in 90

days and a top republican lawmakers trying to convince governor cuomo to suspend gas tax to help bring relief to consumers similar to what governor kemp has done in georgia. while the democratic state lawmakers here are proposing a robust carbon tax that could significantly raise gas prices, something that cuomo said is not the right thing to do. but as we were talking about there at the top you know it is all about this number right here. 2.97 everybody is going from, you know, stoplight to stoplight looking to see how much it will cost to fill their tank, of course, memorial day weekend just around the corner everybody keeping that in mind too. eric. eric: all right laura i'll see you a little bit later on go to that gas station thanks so much. arthel. arthel: right. this just coming into fox news the "new york times" reporting four women who have accused new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual harassment having subpoenaed by new york state attorney general office and fox news can confirm one accuser

charlotte bennett received a subpoena. attorney general office says it is not commenting on the time of the report at this time but is expected to complete the full investigation by the end of the summer governor cuomo continues to deny any wrong doing. and the problem is facing president biden's seem to be multiplying by the day from the mideast to the gas crunch to lower than expected april jobs numbers, and the border crisis -- how he's handling all of this, coming up next. so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until... [ ding ] success!

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custom an border protection this week announcing it encountered more than 178,000 migrants at their southern border in april highest monthly total in two decades. now the number of unaccompanied children crossing in april dropped by 12%. however despite that dip, critics say the surge of migrants at the border remains big problem for the biden administration. >> the border patrol station is overwhelmed as they were a couple of weeks ago -- but we still have a problem we have lots of families sending their children to border and there's over 20,000 some people in hhs custody and again, this is incentive we're sending signal if you come to and bring

your child to the border, that they're going let them in. arthel: let's go to border now near the border, there's alex hogan there in dell rio texas. >> i'm standing on one man's property. this is his dock leading out to the rio grand river on welcome to the usa these are first steps for migrants crossing river their first steps on u.s. soil something time and time again this week but if you look across the water you'll see an example what have we've been seeing here so car arrived minutes ago immediately being stopped by what appears to be law enforcement only the other side of the border. now if also new today about 75 people were stopped in del rio or in the rio grand valley there are crew capturing that with families, and children. we're seeing more adults cross the border alone than we have previously seen but still 20,000 children are in u.s. facilities.

now back here in del rio this week we've seen groups of mexican marines scanning area after we've seen droves of my grant crossings and they're making apprehensions searching the area something that the county sheriff says he has not seen before. >> they probably got some pressure for some help and to, you know, get slammed on media. so i think they just -- showed up just to show that they are, you know, doing their part. and it was immigration issue. reporter: and again that is what we're seeing them as you said doing their part right now. across the u.s.-mexican border this is a 20-year high in terms of how many people have crossed numbers that we have not seen since the year 2000. last month in april, agents stopped more than 178,000 people. so again right now what we're seeing border patrol there on other side of the border to the

people just at this one part of the country alone we've seen apprehensions increased by as much as 4,000% and the sheriff here says things will only get worse if they don't have more support. arthel. arthel: alex hogan in dell rio texas, thank you, alex. eric. eric: arthel, president biden inbox looks pretty full. president is dealing with a series of issues as you know along with migrant encounters at the border there was the disappointing jobs numbers reported in april. job growth below what analysts expected. got their rise in gas prices following that cyberattack and shut down of the colonial pipeline that's sorting itself out now, of course, overseas the growing violence in middle east between israel and the terrorist group hamas. but here at home many looking at the economic impacts of all of this, associate editor of the wall street journal joinings us now and john we're talking about gasoline prices when you pull up at the pump is that --

does that for increases and choppy seas ahead in the economy? >> that's not only price that's going on but food prices it is car prices because of a shortage of semiconductors and manufacturing of automobiles. there are choke points throughout the economy right now because the economy is kind of getting back on its feet. a bad -- not too bad correlation would be what's happening with colonial pipeline. they announce they're going to start up production again or -- gasoline flowing through the pipeline or wednesday. and they said it is going to take a few days to get back to normal because it's kind of a stutter step process so too an economy a national economy the size of the u.s. is knocked on its heal heels last year by coronavirus and into this year is having troubles getting back up on its feet so you have a weak jobs number in april that was significantly below what the

expectation was for job growth. on the other hand, you have retail sales come in flat with march for april. that might sound bad but march was up 10.7% and so it was a pretty robust sales number. i think eric which -- all of these numbers you're going to have to look at what's happening for next months the expectation is it is a very robust economy, as the shortages work themselves out if, you're going to see that play through to much bigger numbers. eric: i've heard about shortages especially construction industry folks trying to do stuff to their homes hearing about i word haven't heard about this inflation we saw those increases in prices can you first john describe what is inflation? what causes it? and how do -- can washington do anything about it? >> well splice and demand when there's more demand than supply,

the price for that supply goes up. when a lot more people are competing for parking the same t they bid price up so in home prices, some of the most robust housing markets since 2006 before the housing crisis. you're seeing that try to find a used car these days. cheaply -- those prices are getting bid up again, it is shortages because the logistic supply chain of the global economy got really shake en by covid factories have to close down manufacture centers close down and shipping parts of it close down it has a gear back up you have bottleneck these shortages everybody colonial pipeline trying to deliver fuel not through the pipeline but by truck. couldn't find enough drivers to drive the truck. so that kind of evens itself out over time and with the fed with monitors inflation is saying, is that they're expecting. it might even go above their

2.annual price target that is they expect a roughly 2% of inflation per year. and if it does they figure that it is going to seghts back down but if it doesn't they'll intervene and do things to bring inflation back down. but you're seeing already in food prices and gas prices as you point out eric: finally john it is a 4.2% just this -- right now, inflation is. back in the late 70s and early 80s with the gas shortages and where we went through back then remember it was had been 14% rate. remember jerry ford's whip inflation buttons again, what do we -- anything that we can do other than just sit and wait for the supply chain as you say to get evened out and we get through this pandemic finally? >> yeah. sit and wait and supply chains will even themselves out maybe prices won't come back down to where they were last year because they were artificially low last year and justin has a good story right now about this

consumers surveys show that the consumer is getting even more confident so you've got a lot of pengt up demands that consumer is two-thirds of the u.s. economy. you've got a lot of stimulus in the market, so economic activities going to pick up pretty robustly that means they're going periodically attack shape. but it's again, the inflation rates as you're describing against the back droch historically the last ten, 15 years of very low inflation this is something that feds feels it has got a handle on. we'll have to see. eric: that means wind button -- stays in the attic i don't think it did anything. >> keep it in the closet. good to see you john. arthel. arthel: thank you big states beginning to lift mask requirements for fully vaccinated people after new guidance from the c cdc joshua on that up next.

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eric: bottom of the hour time for the top of the news for you, long time democratic advisory has joined biden administration we're told senior advisor, president biden nominated her to head office management budget and withdrew from consideration

in march after strong from both sides of the aisle from senate to that nomination partly due to history of combative. china, says the first home on mars reportedly tumping down on the red planet earlier today this comes as beijing faces international criticism what they call irresponsible space exploration after one of the rockets crashed into indian ocean last weekend that followed uncontrolled reentry to the atmosphere. and delta airlines now require new hires to be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus for employees they say won't have to be vaccinated also says already 60% of delta employees are no other major early yet says they will follow suit. arthel. arthel: we have all longed for this moment where we can get back to some sense of normalcy. based on the continuing downward

trajectory of cases, the scientific data on the performance of our vaccine and our understanding of how the virus spread, that moment has come for those who are fully vaccinated. >> that is cdc director after announcing those who have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus no longer need to wear a mask or practice social distancing indoors. to date by the way more than 154 million americans have received at least one dose. that's nearly 47.of the population and nearly 119 million are fully vaccinated gennette joins us now a medical director at city md and fox news contributor listen this is good news but can we really -- you know, rely on the honor system, i mean, is this a potential for more covid spread what do you make of the new cdc guidelines? >> so in my opinion, arthel being vaccinated has tremendous value it comes with lots of

perks and benefits. not to mention that it is going to protect your health. right now, in most of the country, we have less than 5 to 10 positive covid cases per 100,000 people. the number of cases have plummeted in addition to the number of hospitalizations and deaths that have gone do down my shift in past eight hours i have zero cognitive cases and diagnosed 50 to 60 cases so knowing that information, we really are on the road to success and i think it is very reasonable to incentivize to motivate encourage more people to get their vaccine so they can enjoy these perks and benefits of having being able to do a lot more without having to go get tested or being restricted if you will. >> really quickly for me, though, either some people who will not be vaccinated and they're going walk around without a mac go inside without a mask. you know, can we trust that? does that bother you? >> so it's important to understand and know your risk look, if you are undergoing

chemotherapy and heart disease and go without a mask you're putting your own health at riskening most americans are smart enough to not do that. to use common sense, and present themselves, and i think with the more benefits that we get from being vaccinated, we're going see a lot more people encourage go to get the vaccine so i feel confident about that. arthel: very good now should all grocery stores still enforce mask wearing to present the fliengt workers? >> so most -- most places they have their frontline workers vaccinated now when it comes to requirements, you know we've got these cdc guidelines but they're guidelines it is not set in stone that -- businesses have to follow them. but it is up to that local business that local store, if they want to continue to enforce using masks, they have the right to do that to protect their frontline workers and to protect those in the community but right now what we're seeing is the number of covid cases is so low in the community and many parts

of the country that it is reasonable to loosen up and relax restrictions in the guidelines a bit. but if you're going into a crowded place, you know, it macs sense it is toque throw on your mask it is easy to do you go in, 15 minutes wear your mask, and get what you need to get and exit there's nothing wrong with doing that. >> two more things before we run out of time here. as you well know pfizer vaccine is now approved for children ages 12 through 15. if you have a child in that age group would you vaccinate your child? >> yeah that's a really good question. so in that age group right now we're seeing greatest number of positive covid cases in the younger population. we have data that tells us that 100% of the children who got vaccinated in that age group were presented against covid, and they certainly can have an impact in us reaching herd immunity ending this pandemic we know that vaccine is safe, it is effective has an excellent safety profile and we know that there have been several million children that have been infected with covid so i think it is

important that we look at data follow science and if you're eligible to get vaccinated you should consider doing that talk to your doctor about it. >> paish enough i think we should give credit to former president president trump for operation warp speed ordering procuring the millions of vaccines for americans. so i ask is now the time for the former president to encourage his supporters to get vaccinated? >> well, we should be encouraging from day one. both president trump and president biden former president trump and biden they both got their vaccine. so all along we should be encourage and motivating it is so important to be a role model and lead by example that's what lets americans know that vaccine ask safe it is effective and going to allow pus to return to normal lifestyle with no more mask use and no more social distancing. and hopefully we're not too far away from that we really are not in the pandemic as definitely seems to be winding down. arthel: i'm fully vaccinated happy to take off my mafntion.

whew, lord -- doctor gennette thank you so much for joining us. that's a pleasure to see you. thank you. >> thank you, you too. eric. eric: thanks arthel and doctor. in california there's some growing concerns throughout the state after that state's new emergency regulations have you heard about this? 76,000 prison inmates eligible for earlier release in that group they say includes violence felons. now district attorneys in 41 counties in the state but they're challenging rulings and those possible releases christina coleman live in los angeles with more on this. christina. reporter: yeah. eric 41 district attorneys from all over the state filed a petition thursday to repeal the new early inmate we lease guidelines they say they're insensitive to crime that goes and their loved ones here sacramento d.a. ann marie. >> some were devastated emotions are raw. to learn that the person that

killed their family member can now get out and way more easier time a fraction of their sentence can be devastating to them i guess my question is why didn't you take public input before you did all of this? >> under california voter approved proposition 57 the state has wide authority to make sweeping changes to its prison sentencing structure. so on april 30th, with very little public notice, it was announced that new emergency regulations will be in place which will award additional good credits to 76,000 inmates including violent offenders that can be used to potentially short it been their sentences schubert says it is wrong for state to approve new guidelines as emergency regulations. she says there's no emergency to warrant new rules, and that by claiming this as an emergency, state was tiebl bypass public comment on the controversial changes. >> they want public input before they institute these drastic changes. that's what we're asking for.

there was no emergency. they imposed them on friday at 3:00. without any real notice, and now we just want an opportunity to be heard on behalf of public safety and crime victims. department of corrections relesioned a statement saying in part proposition 57 which voters overwhelmingly approved in 2016 gave them the authority to submit regulations to provide additional opportunities to incarcerated people to receive good conduct credits as allowed by statute. the emergency regulations are a result of that voter mandate. the state is now in the process of figuring out what to do next about the d.a.'s petition. eric. eric: christina you know 20,000, 20,000 inmates serving life could get out they say under this man oh man. all right, thank you. well we'll be right back in a second first here's maria bartiromo with the look at what's ahead on her program tomorrow sunday morning futures. >> joining me sunday for sunday

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eric: president biden working phone this is weekend talking to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas and violence intensified between hamas and israel and destroyed high-rise building office bolding in gaza that housed associate the press among other media outlets. this is the terrorist group hamas continues to fire upwards of 2500 rockets targeting civilians inside israel as hamas continues to hide its weapons and fighters in and among residential neighborhoods among palestinians joins us now dan

former chief who is worked long in the middle east dan we've seen this before, how far can this go? >> yeah we have seen this before, there have been numerous violent clashes between israel and hamas, and then major wars going back to 2014. and in 20 and 2007, right now there's certainly efforts to mediate the conflict. but hamas has seen an opportunity to increase violence in order to have leverage both in terms of the international community hamas wants to make it clear inspite of the abraham accord to establish and influential gulf states like eae without solving the palestinian conflict hamas wants to prove that that's not the case. and then there's a civil war going on within the palestinian movement between hamas and the palestinian authorities and hamas wants to gain upper hand there. eric: dan you're saying hamas is use or trying to use for

propaganda purposes as they have in the past and a lot of controversy over the destruction of that media building, but the ibf says hamas intelligent services have used that building you know we know they've -- they hide artillery and other rockets with civilian people. they have those tunnels built essentially so are you saying essentially that hamas tries to provoke this to get international sympathy? >> i think hamas has long history of deploying in densely populated areas with operative as you mentioned, rockets and other infrastructure that they used to target israeli cities. and inflict major damage on israeli cities and kill innocent israeli civilians so there's a lot of hypocrisy there on the part of hamas. and so -- the israeli defense forces saying that hamas had military intelligence resource there is,

and people and operatives in that building they gave the media an hour to get out of that building before the attack was launched that means hamas has warning as well israeli defense forces trying to deal with that pipeline between targeting hamas operative to tunnel, and their military rockets. while at the same time trying to protect civilian life which i would emphasize something they are not doing they are irreconcilable terrorist we recognize them as such. eric: you mention one that i think some say mainstream media does not focus on that's the palestinians the citizens of gaza who are killed -- by hamas so we've reports that a lot of rockets have fallen within gaza and -- they've killed their own. >> i mean hamas is also targeted palestinian authority influential authority rivals for assassination. so they willfully disregard

human life, but seek to call out other and put others in a position where look hamas is using innocent civilian of human shield. and we all know if you -- from international law that's -- that's certainly a major human rights violation right there i would hope that our media and the united nations and others who were involved in efforts would call out hamas for this -- for this horrific practice. >> yeah good luck with that especially if they're not nation finally quickly iran hidden hand soft rockets we're told are iranian made. they supply hamas with these type of weapons this really does -- fall into tehran -- >> with a short period there around 2011, 2012 after arab spring took hold in syria where the syrian and iranians stopped providing assistance to hamas but that's resumed and iran sees an opportunity to conduct their own asymmetric airfare and, of

course, iran is shia, regardless they're common enemies israel that's what we're seeing also attacks from lebanon and from syria that israeli defense forces have to counter in some way so under siege right now. >> yeah, of course -- both hamas and iran want to try wipe israel off the map. dan hoffman as always, dan thanks. >> thanks. >> thank you. we're just hours away from second leg of horse racing triple crown when kentucky derby winner medina spirit runs in preakness after failing a recent drug test we're live at the track. that's coming up next. : stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain,

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show up may each year pandemic move preakness to october request no fans but some improvement and in kentucky 50,000 that enjoy derby now two time kentucky derby winning jockey mike smith won two times as well, of course, last to win triple crown aboard justify by baffert defended trainer. >> people need to educate themselves on what it is. this is illegal substance they use to therapeutic for training as any athlete would you're training for a race or a game. reporter: baffert considered most famous despite his success when he preakness for seven times now baffert had to answer for past two years many trainers say racing itself is to blame after medina spirit found to have excessive trace of illegal antiinflammatory drug in his system kentucky derby winner

just won the sixth race here and grade three gallorette with punishments not adequate deterrent and medina spirit passed three drug tests to enter preakness today also colt awaits results of a drug test after kentucky derby to see if that race is valid. arthel. arthel: okay. lucas tomlinson there live at the preakness thank you very much. and that is going to do it for us, but we're back at 4 p.m. eastern -- eric. eric: we are. keeping an eye on unfolding developments in middle east and rest of the news. thank you -- fox news channel for your news we'll see you in about an hour. take care. ♪ ♪

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