andrea: this is the hardest thing we will probably ever have to go through. st. jude has given us transportation, treatment. to know that we don't have bills, they take every other stress off of your shoulders. rich: possible break at a nationwide manhunt one week after a murder suspect went on the run with the correction officers accused of helping to escape in alabama jail. their getaway car found a few hours away abandoned in tennessee. the question now, will it help bring the two fugitives to justice? hello everyone welcome to fox news life i am rich edson. alicia: hello i am bill melugin. two other big stories we are following the sauer is the biden administration dodging questions

whether protest targeting conservative supreme court justices. after the leak of the draft drought weapon in the crisis the southern border about to get even bigger. 4000 haitian migrants are heading north, setting the stage for even more chaos with title 42 restrictions set to expire in two weeks. we have fox news and team coverage. alexis mcadams and lucas tomlinson on the follett over the supreme court leak. but first charles watson live in florence, alabama on the search for those two fugitives, charles. >> hey good afternoon. the county sheriff said they have located that allege escape vehicle but so far no sign of convicted inmate and the corrections officer former corrections officer vicki white believed to be helping with his escape. we are told the 2007 copper ford edge vicki white bought an allegedly pre-positioned along

an escape route was located partially spray-painted at a tow yard about 100 miles north of williamson county, tennessee. it has been sitting there for nearly a week after police say casey and vicki white abandoned along the world road. >> i don't know it doesn't leave us a lot we don't know what direction they're headed. after friday afternoon when they banded that cart which direction they had from there we do not know. >> now the u.s. marshals service has released several photos of admitted murder casey white and his hat to some of which authorities they are affiliated with an alabama white supremacy group. then there's the depiction of vicky white who may have tinted or died her hair from blonde to a darker shade possibly browned to her appearance. they are not related but they had a special relationship or

jailhouse road bands of sorts for at least two years work casey white served a 75 year sentence for a crime spree that included a home invasion but officials believe it may have motivated vicky white to sell her home for $95000 in clear out her account days before she walked right out of the prison with casey white. wet law enforcement expert said the striking difference between 6-foot 300-pound and vicky white 140-pound frame could work against the couple. that and the 15000 and 10,000 dollars rewards offered prospectively for their capture. >> there dark and off the grid they've got cash right now. like bill said he is almost 7-foot 300 pounds i tell you can run but you can't hide. >> authorities say these two could be traveling with an ar-15

handgun possibly a shotgun. they are considered armed and dangerous for the public is asked to keep their distance if they do spout them. alicia: charles watson thank you, richard. rich: the biden administration is sidestepping questions about protest targeting supreme court justice at their homes. after the leak of the draft opinion of roe v wade abortion activists are planning to march in the private residences of conservative justices today after their dresses online. lucas tomlinson's life at the white house, lucas. >> rich supreme court justice clarence thomas said the supreme court will be not be bullied in the wake of that lake with the white house as justices have a right to privacy, here's peter doocy earlier. >> these activists posted a map with a home addresses of the supreme court justices. is that the kind of thing this president wants to help your side make their point? >> look i think the president's

view there is a lot of passion, a lot of fear, a lot of sadness for many, many people across this country about what they saw and that leaked document to be of some privacy to be respected. >> google has removed a map showing the home addresses of the conservative supreme court justice saying that map is quote no longer available to violation of terms, thermoses and policy that's not good enough for some people who say this is for publishing private identifying information at summit on the internet with malicious intent. this man says that needs to stop. click conservative justices are getting the threats their life online and elsewhere right now in the justice department needs to step it up. they do start making arrest for conspiracy, for obstruction, for assault. >> the public let's talk about how the leak came out. this what this means in the life of the american people and our commitment to a calibration that

is contained in roe v wade. >> for the purchaser scheduled this weekend parts of our president biden has not weighed in on the protest, rich. rich: lucas tomlinson live at the white house. thanks. alicia: rich, pro-choice groups are calling for a nationwide protest at catholic tomorrow. mother's day in response to a verse leaked roe v wade. some say they are targeting catholic churches specifically because six of the justices are catholic. alexis mcadams has more where the nypd is ramping up patrols in preparation, alexis. >> of churches across country preparing for protest but here new york city telling the "new york post" again today the nypd is adding more officers to the outside at st. patrick's cathedral here for mother's day. this is coming as activists are calling on americans to protest the potential and to abortion rights after settlement leaked a draft u.s. supreme court opinion that would strike down the roe v

wade decision. now, that lanark 1973 decision salish constitutional rights for abortion here in the united states. the supreme court says the draft opinion was authentic and they said it was written but it was not final as something they really wanted to make clear. now the courts of marshals trying for who leaked the draft in the first placement representatives from planned parenthood were in new york today discussing this, listen. >> are to be clear it is still a draft opinion. they are still patients showing up every day who need access to care. there are still people who need to understand that if you need access to care, if you need abortion it is still legal, right now. but we expect in the next few months is supreme court is going to hand down that official decision that unravels roe once and for all by. >> this leak immediately lead to protest and call for people to disrupt church on mother's day ticked talkers was posted a few days ago 1000 reviews. it is from the group inside of what appears to be a catholic

mass that was in session before was interrupted the group wearing costumes from "the handmaid's tale" as they wanted to talk about pro-choice chanting and that church pretty cordial post the archdiocese of new york will increase security because of plan demonstrations for more information on those plans waiting to hear back. >> alright alexis mcadams live in our new york city newsroom, thank you, rich. rich: the texas department of public safety tells fox news thousands of patient migrants are now making their way to the southern border. with title 42 restriction set to end it later this month there are growing concerns of an even bigger surge right around the corner. this week texas and mexican authorities came together to hold off a massive migration event as part of texas governor greg abbott's operation lone star. nate foy is live in texas with the details, nay. >> hate rich texas dps tells me they received new intel last

night 4000 were haitian migrants are making their way to just across the river here where the estimates are somewhere between 1,503,000 patient migrants are already waiting which means we could have 7000 possibly more migrants waiting to cross into laredo if and when title 42 is lifted on the 23rd of this month as planned for it and want you to take a look at this video this was shot from the texas dps helicopter of this haitian migrants. each and every one of these migrants will have to pay between $801,000 to the northeast cartel which runs this area. it's unclear how many have that fair. we are receiving intel or texas is sharing intel possibly this group is going to bus over too reynosa, mexico across from mcallen other migrants are also gathering. take a look at this video from yesterday or texas national guard as well as a mexican police and the mexican national guard all working together to show force along the rio grande.

this is meant as a possible deterrence for mass migration event like many fear expect possibly from that haitian group. there's a captain who took us for a helicopter ride along during the training. >> think this sheer presence of air support in the area along with the ground troops it sends a message to both the mexican government and the migrants were trying to cross into mexico we are waiting for them. rex rich we have more nvidia this money from adele rios sector this in eagle pass, our fox drone and team capture video of 16 migrants cross including a baby and a young child. some of them had to be rescued. they were and are being processed by border patrol this group cominr life week can't report in the rio grande valley encounter for large groups in just the past week totaling 685 migrants more than half of them single adults. will send it back to you rich.

>> nate foy life at the border, thanks very much. we'll have more of the humanitarian crisis at the southern border just a moment we speak with florida congressman carlos sits on the house homeland security committee that is coming up next. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪

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>> u.s. military says 11 troops including an officer were killed today would militants attacked a water pumping station. it happened in the peninsula east of the suez canal part is the second such past two weeks. also the deadliest in years on egypt's military. no group has claimed responsibility but egypt has been battling isis led insurgency for nearly a decade. estate of her boyfriend brian laundie she seeking $39 in damages claiming the loss of care and comfort as a result of their daughter's death. laundie shot and killed himself returned weeks after the cross-country road trip last summer. they found his nature preserve a month a notebook in which he admitted to killing gabby her body was found and a wyoming national park in september at the medical examiner ruled her

death homicide by manual strangulation. alicia. >> rich back to the humanitarian crisis in our southern border. and ramping up expulsions of migrants under title 42. just weeks over the trump air policy is set to expire. the decision to end of the pandemic restrictions hasn't drawn a bipartisan backlash. with yet another migrant surge expected wants to fight title 42 is gone and it fox news poll finds 50% say border security is worse than two years ago let's bring in florida congressman carlos gimenez has sits on the homeland committee. thank you so much for being your first i would like to know your concerns that you have your bet also your reaction to the ramping up of expulsions by this administration. >> what i read they want to expel 100 more cubans a day and i think 20 more nicaraguans it's 120 people there thousands of people crossing the border every single day.

again, never listen to with the biden administration tells what they're going to do, watch what they are doing that's a drop in the bucket. what they need to do is the need to reinstate the remain in mexico policy that is the policy that's working that's a policy but will dis- incentivize people from coming over into the united states. until we do that we will continue to see this rush of migrants coming over the border. and our agents are going to continue to be overwhelmed to. >> congressman this week there's an interesting exchange with gop senator josh hawley and the acting assistant secretary for border and immigration policy, take a listen. >> await what would you call what's happening at the border? is it a crisis? >> i believe we are facing significant challenges at the border server. >> challenges? is it a problem? >> i think there are parts of the border we have seen particularly problematic closed.

>> problematic flows, part of the border but it is not a crisis? >> it is a challenge sir. [laughter] can't let the record reflect the witness does not think this is a crisis. i would hate to see what a crisis would be. >> word like challenge and it is a problem, we are looking at record numbers of encounters and got a ways right now. i am struggling to see if the benefit is for this administration to avoid such words such as crisis. >> because the benefit is it is a crisis of their own making. if they admit it is a crisis people look back how did we get here? it's pretty simple how we got here by reversing all the trump administration era policy pair that is exactly how we got here. you have a crisis now, it lays directly at the feet of president biden and his administration. they can't admit it even though everybody knows it to be a

crisis. everybody knows what we are having is a flood of immigrants coming to the border because of the policies initiated by president biden. >> the u.s. as we mentioned earlier seeing a recent surge of migrants coming from cuba. i want you to take a listen to at the dhs secretary had to say on this topic. >> we are seeing now, an increasing number of individuals from countries of origin to which we have difficulty removing them. for example, cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, we are seeing more than 1200 cubans each day because of the oppression of the authoritarian regime in cuba. and i believe that there are members of the united states senate that would not endorse our removal of cubans back to

cuba. >> oh congressman, on this note this is a little more complicated when we are talking about people from cuba trying to get here but were also talked about the nicaraguan government which in the fall elicits a visa restrictions on cubans paired therefore really allowing a passageway for cubans to get to nicaraguan make their way up to the border north. the u.s. position is the nicaraguan president is doing it on purpose trying to pressure the u.s. to lift its own sanctions what is the united states to do here? >> look we need to enforce our border laws. we need to have a secure southern border. the only reason this is happening, again, is because the lifting and changing of trump era policies. people are not dumb when president biden says he wanted an open border it is an open border. the cubans used to come across or try to get a crossed in rafts, boats et cetera.

now the finance a lot easier to grab a plane, go to nicaragua basically walk across the border instead of having to float across which is a much more perilous journey on the streets of florida than going through nicaragua. all this was because, again, by the biden administration policies. his incompetence. really, they wanted this. they for some reason have wanted the far left extreme view of the democrat party and now apparently the president they won an open border. we need to secure our border paired we need secure borders but every country merits and secures a border. it secure southern border. we cannot talk about any integration reform are having a debate about immigration unless and until we secure the southern border for this president refuses to do it. thirty-seven congressman bill

melugin thank you. rich: is not leaked audio reporting of kevin mccarthy's phone calls following the capitol rides january 6. congressional correspondent chad has those details. exit drip, drip, drip the latest leak divulges a blockbuster house minority leader kevin mccarthy and na discuss on precedent use of the 25th a moment to the constitution to remove a president. >> that's incited by the presidents has the 25th amendment which is not exactly. [inaudible] >> mccarthy privately blame for president trump for stoking the capitol riots. >> with the president did is atrocious and totally wrong for. >> the resolution is adopted. >> question the wisdom of a second impeachment of the former president pushing for quote smooth the transition between administrations. >> i do think the impeachment is continue to fight is greater.

that is want to recheck biden island the that's not going to happen for. >> it's nearly unheard of to have a conversation at such high levels about the 25th amendment great legal scholars say it was not the right remedy. the 25th amendment addresses mental disability. just not address a president who is viewed as obnoxious or deeply wrong in action that heat may have taken for. >> members of the 16 committees a tapes are a treasure trove. >> it helps to flesh out what kevin mccarthy was doing, why do you say because he's lied a lot since then about what he's doing in those days and hours per. >> the one/six committee interviewed don from junior in private the committee goes public with big hearings next month. the last major hearing hits in mid-september. that is on the panel releases its report. six weeks before the midterm

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will not succeed for the work of the court will not be affected in any way. let's bring in attorney mark smith is also an attorney of the supreme court bar, thanks for joining us this afternoon. i want to get into at the chief justice is saying here. do you believe this at leak will have no effect on the way they could court conducts itself? and what could this eventually have on congress? >> certainly the motive of the leaker whoever it may be, some sort of an attempt to intimidate or influence the outcome of a supreme court decision britain major beat future decisions as well. i don't think in the short rent will have a direct impact on how the supreme court conducts its business or what it does in this particular decision or beyond. however certainly because this is the first time it has ever occurred in the 230 plus years of the supreme court history i do think of a further consideration in the future to make sure whoever they hire to work in that building as someone who can be trusted by the entire institution and not just the

justice that hires that person. >> do we have any sense of where this might have come from as a try to thwart this opinion on one side? where there are some discussions that could have been a conservative to solidify the five justices and overturning roe. >> i think right now from the public's point of view, really all we have our theories. but, what's going on right now and the supreme court building is at the marshal of the court. member there's approximately 260 security officers that work at the supreme court directly. that is important to understand justice roberts was conducting an internal investigation for the reason that's important every single one of the people that work in that building including law clerk to be sat down and asked did you leak this opinion? did you give this to anyone outside the court? that person whoever that is who is asked that question we face with a stark choice. on the one hand they could light no i didn't do it that is a

federal crime under 18 usc 1001. or they can confess. obviously they will be confessing at that point which is not something they want to do the obviously hit it to this moment. i think that's what's going on inside the court in terms of what just roberts is doing to make sure the integrity of the court is protected now in this sort of thing never occurs in the future. >> does that though depend on who is leading this investigation? there's been some discussion perhaps an outside firm, someone is not part of a law enforcement apparatus. you'd mentioned unprecedented nature of this. the supreme court is not used investigating this type of thing. the judicial investigation so what do we know so far about how this investigation is going to happen? what are the consequences of who exactly leads this investigation? >> liska back to base as the federal government has three

branches executive which is a president the legislative which is congress the judiciary which is the supreme court in the lower courts. because the other branches have a business, cases in front of the supreme court it would be very difficult for in my opinion the u.s. supreme court to invite in these other branches including the fbi in the executive branch to conduct investigations of the supreme court's internal workings. their electronic files because remember the fbi and the department of justice and the executive have a case is literally pending before the supreme court as parties think and be very difficult to invite a party into the supreme court to investigate the supreme court in the supreme court is making decisions about that party pretty think that is why john roberts justice john roberts as being very careful to make sure this is supreme court matter is being handled internally and does not involve outside organizations including the presidency of the department of justice. >> there are some democrats crying foul about the confirmation process here senator kiersten angela brandon.

at fraudulent testimony in the supreme court before this is unprecedented to have injustices commit fraud during hearings but if you want to talk about process i would focus on that process were quick to ship appoint mark? >> no, not at all. of course when these justices testified before congress there asked about their views about state a bill at that moment in time. they are i think it's unethical maybe even illegal to basically habit these two justices when they testify promised a particular outcome that is not justice. justice when you look at a particular case between the parties and you make a decision who is right on the law and who is right on the fact. if you promise to always rule and one white you're really not being impartial when that case ultimately comes before you. >> constitutional attorney mark smith, thanks much for joining us. >> thanks rich.

>> rich, saying all women, children older adults trapped in that steel mill in mariupol have been evacuated for this comes as a world is focusing on vladimir putin in advance of victory day and rush on monday. that is eight national holiday marking the defeat of nazi germany in world war ii with the military parade through moscow. senior foreign correspondent greg is life in the ukrainian capitol of kyiv, hi greg. >> hyatt yes just in the past couple of hours we have been getting a little bit of good news from that terrible situation the embattled city of mariupol for ukrainian officials confirming all cementless women, children and elderly have been evacuated from that steel mill where they have been sheltering for months hundreds of ukrainian soldiers are there. some of them are injured they say they will not surrender. the russians keep pounding the site tragically it could be a fight to the finish as russia intensifies its offensive along a broad front line from the east

of the country down to the south. attacks reported the past 24 hours from her kyiv near rush of the black sea ports of odesa along with strong and must be said ukrainian military counterattacks. remember conquering that whole region now the stated aim of moscow. and yes all of this leading up to victory day in moscow on monday. military parade being rehearsed today for that date in russia which marks the defeat of nazi germany and world war ii for union. it's that russian president vladimir putin wants to have something to declare as a victory. further declare that this aggression is an all out war which would allow to collect more troops are finally in romania and slovakia this week at first lady jill biden meeting with refugees and families plus u.s. troops and officials nearly 6 million ukrainians have fled the country. her husband, the president will meet virtually g7 leaders and

president zelenskyy tomorrow. it is a show of solidarity on the day the west recognizes victory in europe. one final note on monday president biden is set to sign into law that lend lease act which will allow poor weapons much needed to come to the ukrainian forces. that approach as you might recall first use through world war ii, works in this were to back to you. thirty-seven greg and kyiv thank you. rich: the taliban has ordered all afghan women to wear a full head -- toe burqa in public having everything set their eyes but today the vice and virtue ministry said the move is to help women" live in dignity and safety. human rights organization say it's an assault on women's rights the taliban has also already broken numerous promises including its voucher reopen schools for girls over age six.

that caused many western nations to cut humanitarian aid to afghanistan. 370 fed trying to tame inflation hiking the interest rate by half a percentage point. the large and 2000 bridwell the aggressive move help the economy avoid a recession? james freedman from the wall street journal is here to discuss the impact the decision will have in your budget. and be sure to join rich and i at 4:00 p.m. eastern for a nether edition of fox news life. ♪ ys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast.

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meeting with formula manufacturers on a weekly basis to try and increase production, rich. rich: the federal reserve has raised its key interest rates have a percentage point in a bid to tackle inflation. it is the largest increase since 2000 and it will boost a borrowing cost on everything from cars and houses to credit cards. let's take a look at the biggest picture u.s. economy under 428,000 jobs in april. the employment rate of study 3.6% average hourly earnings were up 5.5% that gets eaten up by inflation, soaring 8.5% in just the past year for the fastest pace in more than four decades let's bring in fox news contributor james freeman he hasn't assistant editor at the wall street journal by james thanks for joining us this afternoon. if you can give us a sense where it's inflation the worst in an economy and do you think there's any chance in the near term that is coming down? >> i think there is a chance

it's really broad-based for this is good news that finally, finally the federal reserve is doing its job. realizing they printed too much money essentially during the pandemic. cap creating money since the summer of 2020 when that started rebounding strongly. they have a recognize the problem it is across the economy. we are talking about consumer behavior people have been feeling at the most think you would probably say the durable goods, cars, furniture, larger items or people have been cutting back lately. where they've been spending more as travel, going out to dinner, services may be despite the cost being relieved post- covid to go out to live their lives to get ended. >> the fed printed money. congress flooded the system with the money. is it too slow in raising rates and really, who is to blame for

this? >> i think a lot of people in washington share the blame this is a washington manufactured inflation. a large part the fed expanded their balance sheet by about $5 trillion. as i said even after the economy was rebounding they kept the >> it open. i think that is one historians are going to puzzle over on the fiscal side as you said, a lot of democrats from the obama administration were warning the president a year ago, don't do the big american rescue plan, so called her. it's going to feed a demand. it is a lot more spending we don't need. it's going to be inflationary pair to help what everyone in washington is focused on his sound money let's figure out how to create more supplied to soak up all those dollars that are out there. how do we encourage people to work more, to produce two more, to produce more? i think that is one disturbing segment and what was a good jobs report this week is that fewer people are in the labor force.

i think you hit it right on the head at the opening, the fact that inflation is rising faster than wages means the deal for a new potential employee is worse than it was a year ago. we are poor even with incomes rising. quick head chairman jay powell said the fed is on top of this now here's a bit of what he had to say. >> inflation isn't much too high. we understand the hardship it is causing. we are moving expeditiously to bring it back down it is a strong economy from nothing about it suggests it is close too or vulnerable to a recession. >> so james, equities have taken a real hit so far this month. at the end of the last month, is he right? is the risk of a recession fairly limited? >> i don't think we are doomed to recession either buried there are a lot of good things you have employers who are still desperate to hire people. we see that and the nfib report on small business this week you see that another surveys.

so that is good employers want to hire. we do need to encourage more people to work. let's hope the labor force gets bigger. i think they're good things happening in the economy consumers are still spending despite that inflation on everything they are purchasing. it is not foretold we have to hit a recession now. but he is absolutely right, the fed has no choice but to deal with the inflation they have allowed to rage to this 40 year high. he has a job to do and he's got to do it. >> administration is considering some form of college loan forgiveness. how much of an impact you think that could have on inflation? >> at the martian margins going to be inflationary. it is doing nothing to encourage people to work more, to create

more, to supply more. people have talked about it's a give away often from middle-class and a lower income folks, taxpayers to the affluent. it is a bad policy lots of reasons. it's funny, a year or two ago it's not softening, democrats were pushing it essentially as a way to juices spending in the economy, to juice demands. and of course if they were right in that case you would see higher inflation as a result. rich: james freeman thanks so much for joining us today. alicia: disney has a fired fred savage and the reboot of the wonder years they shown that made him a household name as a child actor in the 80s, what led to him being fired as a show's executive and director, that is next

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alicia: disney said farmer wonders year start fred savage has been fired as director executive director on the reboot of allegations of inappropriate conduct. christina coleman's life in los angeles with the story, hi christina. >> the nature of the allegations that got fred savage of fired from abc's reboot of the wonder years remains unclear but a spokesperson from disney own 20th television confirmed he was fired by saying in a statement quote recently we are made aware of allegations of inappropriate conduct by fred to salvage. and is policy investigation was launched preyed upon its completion, the decision was made to terminate his employment as an executive producer and director of the wonder years. now, this is not the first time

savage has been accused of wrongdoing. a costume designer sued savage and what if his costars in 1993 during the making of this film. now, the original wonder years for sexual harassment this accusation against them, he has denied. this continues to be one of the accusations that have been made against him. in 2018, 20103 fox television looked into claims by a costume design who said savage create a hostile work environment on the set show of the grinder. one of her claims was he constantly used profanities toward female employees. a california judge talked out so the gender-based claims at a loss of performance filed against the savage bridge savage maintained his innocence saying in part quote none of her claims can be substantiated because they did not happen. and as for a work-related investigation the studio found no evidence of wrongdoing.

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their 40th version of a just few hours away churchill downs and louisville, kentucky. this year it is back to normal for the first time since the pandemic. lydia is alive at the track, lydia. >> hi there rich. we are standing on the first turn of the track actually. i have to tell you there's nothing nothing more exciting than seeing these thoroughbred race horses come tearing around the corner with such speed and energy. this year, like he said they're doing it front of a packed house. we are expecting 150,000 or may be more spectators to fill the stadium here at churchill down. that is a big return because last year capacity was capped at about one third and in 2020, no spectators were permitted here whatsoever. this year it's not just the pinnacle of american horse racing coming to see. this is also where american dreams are being realized we talk with joseph junior he is a

third generation horse train who came from barbados with just two horses to his name. after years of work, he broke into american horseracing and now has a 150 horses and training. his horse will take part in the run for the roses tomorrow. >> it's my dream that's why i came to kentucky my dream was to win the kentucky derby free to chose if you work hard to do right people will give you the opportunity. and thank god, god bless us for now here in a position where the skies the limit. >> that run for the roses is actually today that's another way to refer to the kentucky derby. that is tonight. there is lots of excitement to see who is going to get a cut of the 3 million-dollar purse. the best part is, rich, there is more to come because this of course is the first leg of the triple crown. we also have the belmont stakes a problem just a couple of weeks. post time tonight is 6:57 p.m. as the day wears on we are

seeing some favorites emerging at the center. some of the horses to watch, rich back to you pre- >> lady from fox news thanks very much, alicia very. >> lydia had the assignment of the day i would say that was fantastic for. >> yet great to see that does it for us this hour we'll be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern with a great lineup of guests you will not want to miss. see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ spit welcome to the journal editorial report i am paul gigot british supreme court stunner this week as a draft opinion leg suggesting a majority of the justices are poised to overturn roe v wade the document authored by justice samuel alito into february call the 1993 landmark ruling quote or egregiously wrong the start. reaction from the left was swift. president biden warning that if