exit moving into dispersed truckers a block and a key bridge connecting ontario to michigan. after the drivers defy the court ordered to clear the ambassador bridge in detroit, by midnight. truckers protesting this vaccine mandates and can that will their men paralyzing traffic for days. along major trade routes between that country and the u.s. for several automakers to shut down their plans causing an auto parts shortage, that might last for weeks. more on that and a moment.

but first, growing fears of an invasion of ukraine by vladimir putin. the state department orders all nonemergency personnel at the u.s. embassy in kiev to evacuate. the move comes as a white house warns a potential attack could be imminent. hello everyone walked a "fox news live" i'm eric shawn. >> hello eric. i am in for arthur nebo. speaking biden speaking with just over an hour and camp david to smite the two leaders last spoke to each other back on december 30. diplomats on both sides have failed to diffuse the crisis in the week since then. tensions are high as it urges all americans in ukraine to get out of the country now. morning evacuations will be possible after russia invades. we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we want to be crystal clear on this point. any american eat in ukraine

should leave as soon as possible in any event in the next 24 -- 48 hours but we do not know exactly what is going to happen. but the risk is now high enough and the threat is now immediate enough. >> congressman jon keck out the top republican on the house homeland security committee is here weaning, standby will get his inside and just a moment. for the first was my fox news team coverage on this unfolding crisis, lucas tomlinson is live on the ground and keep let's go to david his life at the white house. david present by just had a call with vladimir putin more than an hour and a significant or new changes in this dynamic that seems dire? christ air good afternoon to you. our in two minutes to be exact between the two really world powers of our day right now prepress in a biden and president vladimir putin. bear told the conversation for a senior administration official was substantive and professional as i mentioned lasted a little over an hour

for this is a photograph tweeted from the president's twitter account from the white house's twitter account of president biden there at camp david. he was briefed by members of his national security team likely before and after that phone call. we are also told, this is important, eric there was no fundamental change of the posture of russia but the president urged diplomacy pretty want to put up a statement. this is the official white house readout of what happened. he says in part quote president biden was clear that if russia undertakes further invasion of ukraine the united states together with our allies and partners will respond decisively impose severe costs on russia. further russian of ukraine and diminish russia's standing. there's no word if there be any world leaders.

report of the present with the russian counterpart that's the last time they spoke in person break though they have had two calls in eric it is possible they may have another one coming up soon. eric: on that point any indication that the talk german chancellor schultz meeting personally with putin we are told on tuesday prickett that open up a new dialogue between putin and the president? >> it very easily could. we note president putin also spoke to french president emmanuelle macron today. you have macron going to moscow, schultz going to moscow. i do not expect you would see president biden going to moscow to speak to president putin. clearly these conversations are continuing. some thing else important to point out got caught in the russian version of the readout

of the phone call at which the russians may release some video of the call. this happened before they show president putin sitting there looking at president biden at camp david. that is possible. one other point is that russian state media despite the fact russia indicates they had not made a final decision yet, russia's state media is reporting russians will be telling their own people to get out there bettering their own people that is a telling sign. >> is there any indication is their optimism or pepto him as him and the white house that we are presenting a united front? the president and the nato allies with the same message telling putin don't, you will face their consequences but in fact the print president mentioned the standing of a pollutant on the world stage will be diminished. is there a sense this is getting through to putin? or does he have his mind made up? quite clearly there is optimism in the sense the united states has a tight,

tight relationship with those other nato allies in transatlantic allies for the president spoke to some of those allies yesterday. there is no question about that relationship. whether or not it's getting through to president putin is a completely separate issue by the senior administration official on the call made a point to say and i'm reading it right here, there is no fundamental change when it comes somewhat to the posture of a russian if that is any indication to where president putin head may be right now. >> it doesn't sake is changing his mind, he will or perhaps could with the severe economic consequences. or we'll just live with them for. >> perhaps military to pick. >> exactly, at the white house thank you, molly. >> as a crisis moves to the brink ukrainian police forces are preparing for potential unrest. they are holding in a region less than 20 miles from russia occupied crimea. this comes as new satellite images show more russian troops and tanks masking along

the border with ukraine but lucas tomlinson is live in ukrainian capitol of kiva he's doing some remarkable reporting for us. lucas, how soon are you hearing a potential invasion could actually take place? >> good evening molly u.s. officials tell me a potential russian invasion of ukraine could come as soon wednesday. that is why the u.s. embassy is telling some of the 30,000 americans in this country to evacuate immediately. why ukrainian citizens are learning guerrilla warfare. >> i am worried about my children yes i want to live in a democratic european country. >> ukrainian citizens including mothers like valentina learning basic weapons training how to russian insurance he should russian vapor they took to the street what's dubbed as unity protest condemning russia president vladimir putin fruit

moving one troops on the border and at sea. they chanted the banner said ukrainians will resist. now president biden has ordered some 3000 additional paratroopers in the 82nd airborne division based at fort bragg to poland, other troops are heading to romania. nato countries on ukraine's border of course the u.s. bolstering forces in nato countries it's pulling the small number of troops are here in ukraine, molly. today all 160 members were here training troops would be evacuated immediately. we have just learned this russian submarine is making her way into the black sea today sent as a black hole because the submarine is so quiet constant 2014. watching keller cruise missile similar to u.s. navy cruise missiles for the former head of u.s. army and europe said he expects an invasion of ukraine to come as amphibious warships are already out there this is how it will begin.

>> they will be using cyber they will be using sabotage they will be using this information to create havoc. they would not have the capability to capture barkley 's shrieks it all feels very calm they looked pretty happy. >> lucas congratulations to them of course i'm in services omega reporting in recent nights people out at restaurants, baristas making coffee. is there a sense of everything getting on as normal? fairly teenage boys with wooden guns for the potential for urban warfare on the ground? to test the waters through the atmosphere was like looks

pretty normal all of the fruit is gone plenty of them eat plenty of products. we did not see hoarding taking place at all it seemed very calm. you see the unity march today the citizens we saw on the streets, everybody seem pretty relaxed for a walk a number of strangers and asked them are you afraid of a russian invasion? most will shook their heads some were concerned. some packed bags when i spoke to said he has a number of guns in a safe at home. the united states urges u.s. citizens you seen ukrainian citizens going on about their lives. with the big built up areas of

propaganda that nothing is going to happen here? or are they just ready for whatever happens with whatever eventuality? >> i've asked that question to a number of people the answer i get time and time again is we have been at russia. when russia annexed they think they have been at war. what were hearing in the pentagon is a far cry from what the citizens are used to. if what jake sullivan said is accurate they could be launching airstrikes with fighter jets, flankers short range ballistic missiles. there is just a massive number of troops you heard it from general earlier on fox news, he said for a long time just like the satellite images you showed an interest in this russian forces massing the car's vehicle tanks are altogether pretty says those were just for the satellites to create the hype. nicety forces in a more

tactical formation poised to strike. of this country could be coming as soon as wednesday but they could be coming to capitol city, molly. >> lucas tomlinson thank you for your reporting and for getting out there and bring us the stories of the ukrainian people right now in this critical time. lucas, thank you, eric. >> present by the hour-long call to putin gave the russians second thoughts near republican with us ranking member of the house homeland security committee. so congressman the president and pugin were told of class if he invades the white house as putin has not changed his mind. do you see anything in this late hour that could potentially prevent an invasion? >> unfortunately do not think so pretty thinker at the point now we are going to have to try to deal the aftermath the concern i have is this is symptomatic the larger problems with this administration. they do not have a cohesive

policy they do not project strength. you have those two shortcomings guys like putin and bad actors like putin and china are going to exploit them is exactly we are seeing now. my concern is airtight with their western allies but not sure were tight on this issue. because if russia goes into the ukraine, is germany going to respond the same way we are when they're kind of tied to russia for an energy dependency? i am not sure. look at russia having separate conversations. from germany's chancellor and the u.s. president prime not sure of their own the same page that is a huge concern going forward for. >> they said they are the chancellors here at the white house this past week. they say they are on the same page. schultz was going to be there on tuesday in moscow. so you would not think putin would invade while he is sitting there the german chancellor. and you do have the energy in germany on germany.

you think these warnings of severe crippling economic sanctions keep russia for being in involved in the global economic system would be enough to sway putin? >> i think clearly putin has materialistic type ambitions there's no doubt about that. if you get a look at what president biden has said to putin through the lens of his past actions as president, look how he handled the afghanistan debacle. look how he has not responded to major cyber attacks on this country from china and russia. look how is taken that appeasement type tone with iran nuclear deals taking back into a deal that's terrible to begin with. if you are pugin and looking at those actions were kind of trying to decide, is he serious is he really gonna follow through these things? when germany was at the white house last week, president

putin i'm sorry president biden said emphatically there would be no new pipeline coming in from russia after russia goes into ukraine for the german chancellor is right there. he did not affirm that statement he did not emphatically state that. that is my concern for those in the kinds of things that putin is weighing right now. and unfortunately have a president that's not projecting strength, things like this are going to happen. so before we think putin will do? how far do you think he will go? we bite off one or two providences or go over to the river which is half of that country and not go to kyiv? what you think were going to sing over the next few weeks? >> i will be surprise at the standpoint if they do nothing. i think they will probably go, the question is to what extent and how far? leavitt drawn a line supposedly and said look if you go in anywhere in the ukraine there's going to be massive consequences for you. let's see what those consequences are and let see if we can have the unity that

i hope we still have it. but this president is a very important point in his presidency. if he does not respond with strength and is able to unite his western allies on this, we've got a real problem on our hands for think it's a sad day when we have to tell 30,000 americans in the ukraine we cannot guarantee your safety because of malign actions on someone like pugin. that is a sad day for me. we were finally let's just talk about the russian issues for a second got the ukrainians dug in, seemingly not taking it as seriously. the president caught up to amass more troops where they promise of bloodshed and guerrilla warfare in the streets of their country to defend ukraine. what happens of russian start coming back in body bags question or could there be a boomerang? >> that is a big risk energy prices are not going to stay this high. it's a very bad economic

downturn. if we follow through on our sanctions would cause a huge economic downturn for russia. a couple that with a lot of their soldiers coming back in body bags for what reason. then you might start seeing he's not a democracy like we have in the united states and quite frankly, that is not a big a consideration for him as it would be for someone who has a free and open democracy like we have in the united states. eric: congressman from new york we will see what happens in the next 72 hours a very tense time of course, congressman good to see you and thank you. >> you too. eric: of course, molly? molly: back to one of our top stories, police and cat are trying to clear the trucker protest blocking a key trade route in the united states. members of the so-called freedom convoy have been jamming traffic for weeks and are now defying a judges order to go home. we have alexis at mcadams very chilly ottawa with more on the

story as the protesters remain on the ground, alexa. >> hi molly, you are also here in ottawa. it is cold but that is not stopping the crowds from showing up. you saw thousands of new protesters just got here today sending a very strong message to the canadian government that they have had enough of the mandates they want to go back to their normal life. but the police have told these protesters several times they have to leave because they are blocking critical infrastructure and blocking areas right in front but the crowds behind me getting very excited. even honking their horns. we'll see how this all plays out here. the police have said they have to leave if they don't they're going to face hefty fines but we talked earlier as well the prime minister. this is what he had to say, take a listen. >> we will continue to use the resources we have. the resources to available to keep the city safe as we possibly can.

an end as safely, swiftly and lawfully as we possibly can. >> and out windsor police have moved into break up a days long protest at the ambassador bridge for it it's a different situation there. we have seen crowds slowly thinning out there. that's where vehicles have been blocking traffic crossing in from detroit. the blockade the ambassador bridge has stopped read the flow of millions of dollars worth of goods. it is about 25% of all trade that is between the united states and canada. that all depends on the use of that bridge there. now protesters were slowly moving out. we cannot see any violence or mass or racks. back out here at live i will step out of the leg a closer look at exactly is going on. they are under a state of emergency here in ontario. you not know that because people are not going home. they are attempting hefty fines and jail time for the police it tells us it's all hands on deck effort. it's a freedom convoy demand we are going to show you right now on your screen for the

want to terminate task force other contact racing programs. terminate vaccine mandates stop rhetoric among several other things been ontario's premier said soon all restrictions will be rolled back these people do not want to hear it's going happens and they say they've been waiting quite long enough they want to see change they're not going anywhere but is also interesting as a government seems to be telling them they have to go it seems more people are just showing up. it's definitely a show of force out here. >> absolutely. i know this crowds were expected to swell over the weekend looking behind you looks like it has despite it being in the teens. alexis mcadams, we really appreciate you spending time up there in ottawa. another so-called freedom convoy popping up in paris inspired by truckers french protesters are planning a growing list of covid restrictions including a vaccine pass for public places for the outright leading to a dramatic standoff with police today. [background noises]

officers fired tear gas at the crowds after they managed to get through a police checkpoint blocking traffic around the. police say they arrested 14 people and handed out over 300 fines. >> kenneth trump protesters hitting the u.s. auto industry production has ground to a halt at several plants over delays in getting car parts. those of protesters blocked the largest land crossing in north america that bridge in detroit. businesses are now losing tens of millions of dollars a day they say. michigan's governor calls it an economic crisis. live in the city of detroit by the bridge were that blockade had been, hi garrett. >> eric, the impact of these blockades has been significant. we are talking about more than three under million dollars worth of goods a day that have not been able to cross the bridge for the ambassador bridge for now six days. the auto industry has been the

hardest hit by these protests. the latest supply chain crisis is just piling onto those carmakers are still working through from the pandemic. if parts and supplies are not showing up they can't just leave those parts out. these latest delays have forced gm, ford, honda, toyota to cancel shifter shut down operations at their plants. fewer cars are coming out to read that means fewer cars are available for folks to buy there's less selection and higher prices. even before this, the average price of a new car was up more than 10,000 dollars, just since the start of the pandemic according to jd power. now most of the automakers have found ways to work around these blockades in her back to full production. but if these protests continue, at some point those added costs will get passed along. there are also concerns about similar projects taking place here in the u.s. this past hour the vp of the truckload association was asked about that possibility.

>> we cannot advocate noncompliance when it comes to issues like public safety, we have to support erring on the side of caution. everyone has a right to be heard but at the same point we have to do so lawfully. interrupting the supply chain is just not good for anybody is not good for the industry, it's not good for the general public we serve. >> the folks in the industry we have spoken to say they do still expect ambassador bridge to be back up in later today. but they warned it will likely take at least several weeks for production to catch back up, erica. eric: alright garrett thanks so much. the teamsters and out wing in the massive truck driver union say the convoy does not represent those behind the 18 wheelers. teachers blast is despicable display of hate that does not reflect the values of the teamster candidate u.s. international brotherhood of teamsters president also slams the blockade for preventing hard-working teamsters he says from doing their jobs.

saying the teamsters union denounces the ongoing freedom convoy protest at the canadian border that continues to hurt workers negatively impact our economy. the livelihood of working americans and canadians in the automotive, agricultural and manufacturing sectors, is threatened by this blockade part our economy is growing under the biden administration and this disruption international trade threatens to derail the gains we have made. profit is the legendary library icon jimmy hoppe's term at extremes as a teamsters president for the next 24 years he set to retire later next month. he lays more than 1.3 million teamsters here in our country in boston teamsters local president sean o'brien will succeed him on march 22. we'll have more coverage of what is happening in canada and on the ukraine border's fox news life continues, stay with us. ♪ ♪ d his trusty crew...

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>> a more democratic lead states are rolling back mass mandates. governors in illinois, new york and rhode island are the latest to ease masking requirements, defined guidelines from both the biden administration and the centers for disease control.

alexandria hoff his life in washington of the lifting of those mandates. >> hi eric the cdc does stand by existing mask of guidance and president biden told nbc that moved by democratic governors wasn't probably premature. there is a split in the messaging there. republicans feel governors on the other side to simply have their eyes on the midterms. >> these are democrats saw what happened in virginia for they saw what happened in new jersey. where there is a wave of republican voters because people were so fed up with the mandates. >> this a wave last week with the easing of mask restrictions by an organ and connecticut followed by rhode island and about a. >> that will resend our mask mandate. effective immediately. masks will no longer be required in public places. >> california new york illinois mandates are set to be lifted not for kids in school. >> schools need a little more

time. fork community infection rates to drop, for our youngest learners to become vaccine eligible, and for more parents to get their kids back vaccinated. >> virginia governor republican glenn yunker and has been pushing to get parents and opt out school mask requirement the sun into requirement right now in virginia. you will remember just a week ago the governor was berated for not wearing one. [background noises] >> former republican democrat read the room politically speaking would prompt the same treatment executive order received legal pushback virginia is now fast-track in legislation a lot of back-and-forth there, a whole lot of a lacking of on the democratic party.

eric: read the room but he thought new york was tough. thank you. molly. molly: let's talk about this alexander did a wonderful job setting it up let's bring in fox news medical contributor, thank you so much for joining us to talk about this. as democrats make these changes is it time to unmask with the prevalence of covid in the community as the nation new jersey new york nevada lifting the mandate. it's important to look at the facts were to be seen throughout the nation nearly 90% decline in the number of cases. more important than that, we see nearly 43% decline in the number of patients who need hospitalization including icu care. this is really important. we cannot loose sight of the

fact that our goal of the mitigation member of wearing a mask, social distancing is not get the number of cases down to zero, but rather to make sure we do not overwhelm the hospitals to the point they collapse. the 3% positivity rate, you do not go outside seeing a new yorkers holding up an umbrella when it is not raining and sunny outside. makes sense to list the mantis in certain parts of the country certain parts of the communities where there's a positivity rate is almost at zero. today i had zero cases for two weeks ago i 740 -- 50 patients test positive day were definitely moving in the right direction we should proceed mandates. >> cdc map was released shows there's quite a bit of transmission there's a sea of red pretty mention hospitalizations. is that the metric we should be going by? >> yes we cannot just look at the number of cases. that note symptoms or mild systems. it's important to see how many

patients are requiring hospitalization but how many patients are dying. i think the cdc data is not an accurate up-to-date depiction of where we are in this country. we had hundreds of thousands of cases we know so many americans are vaccinated especially most vulnerable which is critical. those are more at risk. it's important to understand that. i think don't think that graphic gives us and what we are dealing with and where we are right now. right now we're in such a great place the number of hospitalizations have gone down we have so many people americans being vaccinated. that's we need put our focus right now. raised emotions for the children should remain masks not talking time and to lift the mass commended for kids in schools. your thoughts on kids, masks, where we stand right now if

the pandemic with the knowledge of children, particularly younger children have it not been as severely as affected by oma krahn, by covid in general. >> i think right now this point it is harmful to mask children but even the world health organization recommends no masking of children especially under the age of five. and for the six -- 11 optional paired right now think the masks are more harmful remember with kids it's important for speech impediments for growth, for development for social engagement, interaction to see their teachers talking to them or smiling at them when they're interacting with their friends it's important to look at their faces. so preventing them from doing so is depriving them of the opportunity really causes more harm than the risk of what covid could do to them. children are a priority they don't need to be masked right now. especially see low levels in the community. >> our parents out there very happy to hear you say that

thank you for giving a few minutes of your time or in the office very busy today we appreciate taking a few minutes for us. >> my pleasure, thank you molly have a good one. >> you to new york city mayor eric adams is calling on social media companies to ban rap videos and glorify and promote violence after two aspiring and drill wrappers were shot and killed within days of each other as a city records a 30% spike in shootings. senior correspondent laura engel's life with us on this surge and violent crime mayor adams is an 18-year-old and really digging into a potential cause that involves a very specific type 18-year-old mccamley was shot and killed last weekend up and

drunk coming drill wrappers gunned down as he route was leaving a recording studio in brooklyn less than a month after 22-year-old rapper was shot and killed in the same of burrell after after signing a record new york city eric adams said friday before the deaths including killing semi automatic weapons bread friday he announced plans to try a new social media companies to ask them to remove these types of videos off their platforms, listen. >> the use of social media to really over proliferate this violence in communities pretty went to ask them for good corporate responsibility. this is contributing to the violence we are seeing all over this country. it is one of those rivers we have to dammit. >> this as a city report shootings are up 30% from the

same time last year. an increase in total crime up 42% bright on thursday the city saw at least seven shootings in one day. and back to that social media front, mayor adams given the example you might remember this of the twitter band of former president donald trump for what they called inflammatory content and that it would be irresponsible to continue to give violent rap videos a platform. we will see how this goes, back to you molly pick. >> we have a new mayor there he is trying some things, trying to make some changes we will see if they work great senior correspondent laura engel thank you so much. >> we had a young person who was arrested with a gun, then while placed on probation in december, january he was caught with another gun, shot himself and a police officer but if he did not shoot the police officer he would've been treated in family court

because that gun was not exposed. that is a part of the bill we need to tweet very. >> neck city mayor eric adams warning about teens and guns. he is pushing for change of the new york state bail laws. he wants teenage criminals who are 16 and 17 years old to again be tried as adults. democratic lawmakers in albany, the state capitol are rejecting the call to toughen those laws. this on a day they will remember nypd detective brian simonson pretty shot and killed responding to a robbery by repeated offender. that happening three years ago. one and the long line of law enforcement officers who have been killed in the line of duty by repeat offenders. with us as he got her victims rights new york, jennifer harrison more on this. the americas up to albany pleading to toughen the laws. and those in control of the state legislature and state senate say no. what is going on behind their thinking?

>> unfortunately, eric comic pleads for help from albany are falling on deaf ears. keeps patting yourself on the back and bragging when that data tells us there were 3500 additional victims because of bail reform. and instead of fixing these issues with bail reform, raise the ages mayor adams has been talking about, less is more which is allowing violent parolees to stay on the streets even though they have new charges they are doubling down with more blanket relief mandate such as elder parole, timely parole and in these violent clean slates. >> the new york state assembly and the state senate leader. also blackening happening these legislation they say these laws are not fair to minority people. they say these people need a second chance. and the progressive policies

they think are working. is that true? >> as you mention detective simonson, also known as smiles everyone knew and loved him was taken from us three years by yet -- three years ago today by yet another violent criminal who never should have been on the streets to begin with. and nothing has gotten better. in fact three years later things have only gotten worse. we just buried two more police officers. and here's new york state senate majority leader and assembly speaker refusing to listen. the ones they are doubling down on would release more cop killers. we are not safe anywhere for this is not just the eric city at issue. new yorkers are not safe on the subway sprayed there's just a drive-by shooting on a major highway on long island in the suburbs. so know this is not working. before carl hastie is the assembly majority leader as the speaker. you point about another shooting, and other teenager 18 years old who was shot dead

on thursday night. in terms of their reform, there is the move to try to 16 -- 17 years old again as adults rate that is what they mayor once. how could that help when supporters are reducing the agent saying you can give them a second chance by putting them in juvenile hall and trying them in family court versus criminal court. >> a while, we are obviously seeing that removing any consequences for real life action are not helping. and maybe if we put deterrence and back in place and consequences of these kids would think twice before picking up a gun they were sitting in jail even if it's for a couple of years. maybe their parents need to be inconvenienced a little too. maybe they have to go to court maybe they have to know their child might be facing serious consequences. we need deterrence and we need enforcement. and we need services. services were promised would

reign and raise the ages put in place have not been stated we do not have the system to sustain helping these kids. >> that law or the move for that laws called raise the age which is to raise the age of 16 and 17 -year-olds. back into adult criminal court supporters keeping the age where it is their reform in new yorkers and extraordinary success for health and safety. despite all this a calculated misinformation campaign threatens our state critical progress. nearly all people are at liberty pretrial are not rearrested at all. they're found guilty for allegations involving violence and gun charges. nearly 200,000 people have been spared any chance of the trauma, destabilization and deadly conditions of pretrial incarceration. what would you say to jennifer in response to their supported

reform? >> 300 5a people, eric are dead because of bail reform. what about the trauma and life sentences those families have to face? this is not fear this is fact. while this should not be political, people from all parties and all races are dying. the fact remains one party has decided to say -- to stand with groups such as the one you just mentioned and rage wore on law-abiding citizens. like i said this is not just happening in new york city per there's a drive-by shooting on it major highway in the suburbs of long island. this is happening across the state. everything that groups like this and the state democrats turn to blood. they basically given criminals impunity and declared open season on all new yorkers. none of us are safe anywhere. >> i'm sorry. everyone knows these policies are being implemented across the country, eric with the

same deadly results were quick to mention one part of the democratic party. there are those voices in the democrat party like mayor adams have been speaking out about this. we'll keep on following his efforts and those of your group. jennifer harrison founder of the victims rights new york. >> a shocking bust on the growing effort by cartels to recruit american teenagers to smuggle migrants a live report straight ahead.

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bill has been bringing us a unique perspective from the border for months now but he does live in la joya texas with more. >> good afternoon to dhs or sells fox news just in the last 24 hours here in the rio grande valley sector, border patrols bounded more than 1300 illegal immigrants. we saw them busy this morning as well take a look of the video we shot out here just after sunrise. as we saw agents tracking down migrant runners these are the guys who are not willing to give themselves up or turn themselves in to pick it single adult men wearing dark clothing to sneak into the country and then are trying to evade further and potentially get to a stash house or be smuggled further into the country but these agents out there able to patrol the front lines when not busy with family units. they are able to catch these guys were to some more of the same yesterday take a look for it also right here in la joya or the busiest areas we saw another group of runners being apprehended here per there's a lowly past couple days with less of family and that showing up there's been more

agents out there able to patrol the front lines this is the result there able to catch these people who are looking to evade. meanwhile a big human smuggling bust in el paso sector take a look at the photos right here unique one human smuggler actually use a child at daycare transport van to smuggle 23 guatemalans in an effort to take them further into texas they were stopped at a checkpoint and got caught treat all of those guatemalans were expelled from the country via title 42 this happened in new mexico. the driver a u.s. citizen is now facing federal charges. lastly take a look at this photo out of border patrol del rio sector sector chief himself posted the photo showing two men agents encountered after they crossed illegally they're out on a private ranch they rent records checks on these guys discovered both of them are convicted offenders with past crimes against minors and their past. they obviously were both arrested put them back out here live it's been a very busy week for border agents of

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before announcing their pushing back a request from the fda to authorize the covid vaccine for children under five. the pharmaceutical firm said they want to wait a little longer for more data on the third dose before they give the green light to the youngest of kids. charles watson in atlanta with more on this but the cdc. >> hi charles, good afternoon eric. waiting vaccine approval for the latest decision from the fda likely means their parents will have to wait until at least april or may to get the kids their first dose. the initial thinking among federal health that child size at doses of the vaccines would likely be approved as a two shot regimen while ongoing studies would later determine whether an additional dose was necessary. that came to a halt on thursday when pfizer asked for a delay after its own data revealed the omicron surge has caused a higher rate of

infection among its young trial participants in previously recorded. >> we know that in the six months -- two years it did achieve the herd immunity would like to have her own children. by from the case three -- five age did not quite hit the market. >> now pfizer in its research partner biontech released a statement saying given that the study is advancing at a rapid pace the companies will wait for the three docent data as of pfizer and biotech continue to believe it may provide a higher level of protection in this group. it could be an uphill battle from the kaiser family foundation only three out of ten parents say look at their children vaccinated. >> molyneux would back at 4:00 p.m. we are watching the ukraine situation, right molly

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