agreed it was unconstitutional religious discrimination so the city will have to change policies or let the flag fly. paul: a reminder the supreme court is the protector of liberty. if you have your own hit or miss, tweet us at jer on fnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. i am paul gigot, hope to see you here next week. ♪♪ >> biden administration dodging questions on whether it supporting protests targeting conservative supreme court justices. the draft roe v. wade opinion. the question taking on more urgency as abortion activists plan to march on the justices homes tonight hello, welcome to fox news live, i am rich. >> i am released to the can you, eric shawn and arthel neville are off. two other stories, the crisis at the southern border about to get even bigger. 4000 haitian migrants are

heading north setting the stage for even more chaos title 42 restrictions set to expire in two weeks. the migrant search already overwhelming border communities. >> this has definitely had an impact on local police department, fire department, every day i get calls, concerns from citizens, you see groups of people walking the streets, we need more attention from the federal government, our vice president on this issue. alicia: the trail could get hotter after authorities find a getaway car of a murder suspect and corrections officer accused of helping him escape. we have fox news team coverage. charles watson on the manhunt. nate voigt is of the southern border, alexis mcadams after follow supreme court leak but first lucas tomlinson on those targeting the justice property. >> supreme court justice parent

thomas says the court will not be making decisions earlier today, vice president harris spoke at tennessee state university. >> we are once again forced to defend fundamental principles we hoped were long settled. principles like the freedom to vote. the rights of women to make decisions about their own bodies. [cheering] even what constitutes the truth. >> 8-foot high fencing going up outside the supreme court this week, it appears to be the same fencing around the u.s. capitol after january 6 and the white house over the summer of 2020. google reduced the conservative supreme court justices saying the map is no longer available through violation of terms of service and policies. both sides of the aisle say there's no place in society for threatening the life of any of us.

a leak like this is unprecedented, 233 year history and the supreme court. >> i think the pro- abortion people around the country, the person within the supreme court, close circle who leaked this will be found out eventually and they will be barred, perhaps celebrity in the left-wing circles will be disbarred from law and the really breached centuries long president of the court. >> our corner says no supreme court justice should be threatened. >> i think anyone in public life and whether you are supreme court justices under threat, the people senators who voted for impeachment, whose lives were put in threat, i think that is

outrageous. >> more protesters scheduled today and throughout the weekend supreme court chief justice called the leak appalling. alicia: good to see you, thanks. rich. rich: catholic churches across the country are bracing for the possibility of pro-choice protest, mother's day services tomorrow. in response to the supreme court draft opinion overturn roe freeway. alexis mcadams is live with more. >> churches across the country right now including here in new york city are preparing for protest, the new york post was told nypd is adding more officers outside here in the manhattan area as activists calling on americans to protest potential abortion rights. you can see chicago in washington, there were protests today after someone leaked the draft u.s. supreme court opinion

that struck down the roe v. wade decision. that 1973 decision was a constitutional right to abortion in the united states. the supreme court says the draft opinion was authentic but not final period the courts-martial is trying to figure out who leaked the draft. representatives planned parenthood here in new york city discussing. >> 's has never been about this, this has always been about power and control and i'm not here for that. if roe is overturned, they will ban abortion, 36 million women living in states who no longer have access. >> the leak immediately led to protest and calls for people to disrupt church on mother's day so this was posted, women from the roof, it appears to be a catholic mass in session, interrupting mass. they were asked to leave several times. they were wearing costumes, they

chanted pro-choice. in colorado police saying one church vandalized, they have text messages and my body, my choice. statues will increase security, tomorrow on mother's day because of planned demonstrations. rich: alexis mcadams, thanks. >> those republican leaders who are trying to weaponize the use of the law against women. we say how dare they? how dare they tell a woman what she can or cannot do with her own body. [cheering] how dare they? how dare they try to stop her from determining her own future. how dare they? deny women there right and their freedom.

>> with the lives of 62 million unborn boys and girls and an abortion since 1973. generations of mothers, heartbreak and loss, madam vice president, how dare you? >> mike pence firing back at kamala harris, she accused republicans of denying their rights and freedoms. senate democrats next week on codifying roe v. wade into law. they acknowledge they don't have the votes to win but it will show how the supreme court leak has made abortion an issue in the midterm election. let's bring in the key from missouri, a chair of the values action team in the house. congresswoman, thank you for being here. you heard the words between the vp. i'd like you to hear the accusation against your party

democrat senator elizabeth warren. [inaudible] these supreme court justices -- majority of americans do not want. >> majority of americans don't want this. your response? >> i think americans do want, their elected representatives to decide the policy and not otherwise accountable to judges and that's what this perhaps reversed roe v. wade would do this is an area that is not founded because this will return it to elected officials in the state and at the federal level so the voice of the people will

be heard. it is sad how they are reacting to this. when you talk about rights, it's the rights of the unborn, their right to be heard, they have a voice to their elected officials and that's what this will do. >> i do have one question, where you believe the voice of the woman carrying an unwanted pregnancy, unwanted child belongs in all of this? >> she's an expected mother and the unborn child deserves to live, she deserves compassion and help during the pregnancy and perhaps she did not want to parent the child but she can put it up for adoption make an adoption plan but every child deserves to live in has a plan and a purpose. you talk about what americans want, 80% of americans say they do not believe abortion should be legal in the third trimester of pregnancy and yet that's the bill the democrats will bring forward next week, talk about extreme.

it would allow a portion of until the moment of birth when a baby feels pain, it already has anderson pose and heart is beating. it can feel pain, that is the extreme position in this discussion. >> i will put up a fox news poll done recently, a party breakdown on roe v. wade and where things stand. we will put that up. when you go by party, democrats 77% and 16% say overturn it but republicans say 51% say let it stand with 38 saying overturn it. independence, 64% say let it stand with 22% saying overturn it. do you worry about the impact it could have on midterms? >> i don't because i believe people believe in having a voice in these important issues and that a reversal of roe v. wade would do and why the decision in

1972 was out of sync with the american public when you had unaccountable judges thing they will play in and there's a constitutional right to kill an unborn child. people disagree with that and believe they should have a say in who they elect and how the voice and that's what roe v. wade would do return it to the state level and federal level. >> i want you to listen to the dnc chair, jamie harrison how harrison believes it will impact the midterms. >> this republican party is built on fraud, fear and fascism. that's what we are seeing here today. this is going to be a major issue not just in terms of election, this is a major issue for women and families. >> republicans have their backs heading into november. could this interrupt this issue? >> the democrats are the ones

trying to stoke fear and divert attention away from the failed policy and that will be what carries today. the democrats ruined our economy with record inflation, they've opened the borders so we have records amount of people and drugs coming across our southern border. it's shut down american-made energy and we have an energy crisis and they have totally failed foreign policy such that we have a debacle in afghanistan which has emboldened putin and other adversaries around the world so that's going to carry and they are the ones trying to divert attention and stoke fear, they have nothing else to campaign on or talk about. >> vicki, thank you for joining us, have a good one. >> thanks. rich: the texas department of public safety tells fox news thousands of haitian migrants are making their way to the southern border. with title 42 restrictions set

to end this month, there growing fears of an even bigger search around the corner. nate foy is live in laredo, texas. >> as many as 7000 haitian migrants may be waiting here across the river when title 42 expires in just over two weeks according to a source, they received new intel, 4000 more haitian migrants are making their way to the border right now. i want to show you surveillance video, a texas dps helicopter, this was who's here right now, they arrived last week between 1500 and 3000 haitian migrants, a lot of danger for them. today 103 degrees to the key, they are looking to stay cool and this is a with these cartel area, 800 to $1000 ted across the river, unclear how many have that, there is intel coming in to texas dps the group make bus

over where other migrants are waiting across the border. look at this video from eagle pass, this is a group of 16 people including a baby as a child columbia and nicaragua, some of them had to be rescued and processed by border patrol that creates a problem in its own. listen to this. >> as you go down to the area, i would count the numbers, that's what i would suggest he was the all along from san diego to brownsville, more than you've ever seen before which is incredible because the flows are so great, the agents are out there but they are stretched out and asked to cover more ground with less people.

>> speaking of processing in the rio grande valley sector, pictures today of 685 migrants between four large groups turning themselves into border patrol 124 our single adults. migrants are central and south america, asia and caribbean's. here in laredo where we are now, there was actual of force between texas dps and national guard and execute authorities yesterday but it did not deter migrants. we saw multiple crossings during the demonstration, at least one of the migrants was caught. border patrol here has stopped drug smuggling in the past week. rich: nate, thanks very much. we will have more on the crisis of the southern border later this week. later this hour actually. we speak with attorney general from arizona, mark brnovich. alicia: manhunt continues for an inmate and corrections officer who disappeared more than a week ago from alabama jail.

new video has just been released by authorities that may help in their apprehensions. we will show that. marc siegel is here on the cdc investigating 100 unexplained haitians and hepatitis in children. here's what we know, next. ♪♪

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a new upstate in the search for the alabama corrections officer accused of helping a getaway. they found the getaway car, 2007 ford edge on a rural road in tennessee. the car was abandoned so soon after they left the jail, law enforcement believes it had mechanical trouble. charles watson is live in alabama with more. >> certainly appears vicki and casey white caught a major break because the video had been sitting for days before police were alerted to the location about 100 miles north. we are told by the sheriff's the 2007 cover edge or ford edge, she pre-positioned along an escape route with located partially spray-painted in williamson county tennessee,

where she has ties. it's been sitting there nearly a week after police say the convicted inmate and corrections officer deserted and no longer rural road, no coincidence for law enforcement experts. >> i think that was pre-plan, i sure it was where the car would be dropped off. >> a lot of planning went into this according to police. vicki white sold her home for $95000, cleared out her bank account and was spotted in this newly released security footage staying at a hotel near the getaway vehicle was allegedly positioned in alabama. that was a day before she was seen walking admitted murder casey white out of prison and into a s.w.a.t. car for an appointment that didn't exist. they are not related. officials say they have a special relationship, a romance

for at least two years while casey white served 75 year sentence for a crime spree including a home invasion. u.s. marshals service released photos of the two including casey white tattoos, some of which authorities say are affiliated in alabama white the primacy group, also depiction of vicki white who authorities say they have tinted or died her hair toward turkey shade, possibly brown to discuss her appearance. the sheriff's are pleading with the former officer to turn herself in. >> you know we are going to find you. i hope we find you safe. if you're safe, get out while you can and turn yourself in wherever you are at. >> a lot of money on the line for information leading to the

arrest. officials tell us they are offering $15000 for information leading to the arrest of casey white and 10004 vicki white. >> we will head back for new developers. charles watson, thanks. ♪♪ rich: the cdc is now investigating a mysterious deadly outbreak of hepatitis and children across the nation. possible cases popping up in 24 states and puerto rico so far dating back to late october, children under ten years old. one hundred such cases told with nine in ten children hospitalized, some needing liver transplants, five of them have died. for more, let's bring in doctor marc siegel, fox news contributor and professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center, thanks for joining us. i want to start with the basics, what is hepatitis, how you get it, what are the signs and what should parents be looking for? >> good afternoon, hepatitis is inflammation in the liver. it could be due to a virus

affecting the liver like hepatitis a, b or c or due to inflammation that causes outside of the liver. what do parents look for? children were with behavior changes, very fatigued, vapor, yellow eyes called jaundice, dark urine and lights will and joint and muscle aches. is it common? it is very rare actually. 109 cases, parents can be reassured this is not spreading like wildfire, it's very rare but what is it caused by? j beutler from the cdc, head of infectious diseases for cdc was saying friday that we don't know, it's nice to see signs proceed step-by-step. what they do know is the virus, 41 which usually affects the g.i. tract, diarrhea. you don't get hepatitis from

that. the virus has been found in majority of cases so they are looking carefully at the virus. did it set off inflammation? another thing, did the children get more susceptible to this because they were locked down or shut down during the pandemic? they are only now exposed to viruses they wouldn't normally see earlier on in life, these are very young children. that is fascinating that is under investigation not due to the covid vaccines. there's a lot of social media on that, the children for the most part have not been vaccinated, they are to down. take covid vaccine off the table. >> really important to stress. you mentioned doctor j beutler, we are casting a wide net to broaden our understanding and this may not be from one specific source, is that right? >> exactly they found epstein-barr virus, they found different viruses and they don't know if it's the virus itself or

a cofactor that causes it. they haven't taken it off the table, adenoviruses in dogs for example. they are looking into the although it's not likely, they haven't taken it off the table that it could be post covid. he's got covid, you are a child and get over it and the antibodies in another virus comes along and says it off. they are looking into all of that. they have liver issues to look at. this may be slow going for parents who want answers right away but this is the way science works and is an arm of the cdc called epidemic intelligence service. i interviewed them this past week, i think they are terrific, disease detectives and they will get to the bottom of this. >> real quick, what is the testing like for hepatitis, is easy to test for, how do you figure this out? >> that is a great question. they test blood for this virus and they say adenovirus, it may

have worn off in some cases, you test the blood for viruses and then look at the liver tissue. what i hear from my experts, in the uk they are discovering it is inflamed, it could be auto immune, it's something other than the virus. the virus may have set off a cascade in the liver for the liver itself, look at the tissue and its inflamed. that is the key. he look at the blood for the virus and liver tissue. >> doctor marc siegel, thank you very much. >> great to be on with you. alicia: the humanitarian crisis continues of the southern border, title 42 set to end in a few weeks. arizona attorney general mark brnovich will join us next on the impact that ending the trump era health policy will have on border safe and beyond. ♪♪

i have not heard the details i need to be confident in the government plan. to meet this moment, dhs needs to be able to share operational details regarding how migrants through the processing system in a manner that will keep arizona communities safe and treat migrants fairly and humanely. >> with the end of title 42 fast approaching, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are asking the biden administration how it will cope with the fallout especially in already overwhelmed border states. migrant crossings have broken records in recent months and numbers are expected to rise once the policy is lifted in two weeks. a new fox news poll shows 60% of voters say the trump era pandemic restriction should stay in place. let's bring in mark brnovich, arizona attorney general. thank you for being here. i want to play a bit more from senator sinema there, here she

is with an exchange with secretary mayorkas. >> arizona continues to pay the price of washington failures of the border. our communities right now forming cost related to the migrant search including sanitation, emergency services for migrants, hospital visits and other costs. many of these costs are not reimbursed by the federal government even though this is the federal government's problem. what additional authorities does dhs require in order to reimburse these communities and local services paying the price for washington's immigration problems? >> when you mentioned washington's problems, i can't help but think of the need for legislation to address was clearly a broken immigration system. we have been using emergency food and shelter programs of which you are very familiar. we are looking at other resource

vehicles to assist state and local communities that are taxed by the challenges we are facing now. >> i want to get your response to that but also, do you see the way in which the could be a bipartisan solution? >> thank you for having me on. the reality is when joe biden on the border wall, the democrats are silent. we sue the biden administration over his permanent guidance to allow terminals into our communities, democrat did nothing. when title 42 was about to be lifted, cartel kelly and schumer said nothing until there is public outrage. the reality is, democrats in washington remained largely silent and enabled the biden administration and his secretary mayorkas was abolished ice and allow cartel to cease control

the border and now they are worried about the cost, they've suddenly found religion. the reality is, it begins and ends with let's enforce existing law and another reason the biden administration last week, they wanted to grant asylum which would further exasperate the problem. he put on top of rescinded title 42 with dhs having the ability to grant asylum, we will see record numbers of people illegally into our country and system overwhelmed. you heard senator sinema talking about the safety act, every stay at the border state, it's impacting the search of drugs and violence coming in as well. alicia: one example, we can put up a picture of what looks like a sweet child backpack, this came out wednesday from arizona troopers who found more than 37 pounds of suspected fentanyl pills in a unicorn backpack. one very small example of the

problem so many states are facing. i want to get back to my original question, are there democrats you feel you can work with to find a solution? there are americans of all political stripes dealing with the fallout. >> we have to. the problem is there is this political class and democrats and republicans who don't seem to care about hard-working american taxpayers. this should not be an issue of left versus right. the fundamental issue of right versus wrong. the first generation american, i know why people come here and the reasons the country is great, you talk to a lot of recent immigrants whether from eastern europe or south america or mexico, they will tell you they don't like what's going on. it's not fair the people breaking the law are being rewarded, not only government benefits but illegal status, it's something immigrants find offensive and it fundamentally undermines for the country is all about. the democrats and republicans

need to address the problem but it begins with enforcing the existing law to prevent the chaos occurring at the southern border. we need to take control away from the drug cartels. alicia: so many americans are watching. mark brnovich, thank you so much. rich. rich: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will join president biden and g7 leaders tomorrow morning for a virtual summit on russia's horrific invasion. jamil j from joins us next on with the free world could give to ukraine in its battle against putin. ♪♪

ukraine says all women, children and elderly citizens trapped in the steel mill in variable have been evacuated but there are

years russia could ramp up its invasion as it prepares to celebrate victory day monday. national holiday marking the defeat of germany and world war ii with military parade through moscow. correspondent greg is live at the ukrainian capitol of kyiv. >> we are getting some confirmation from present zelenskyy of some good news out of mariupol. 300 civilians have been evacuated from the mill where they have been sheltering for weeks hundreds of ukrainian soldiers are still there, some are injured. zelenskyy saying the next phase is to get them out safely. tragically, russia intensifies its offense among a broad front line from the east country down to the south. six missiles struck the city of odesa in the eastern city of

donetsk and strong ukrainian cities in kharkiv. this whole region, moscow. leading into the victory day celebration you mentioned in moscow monday, military parade today russian president vladimir putin wants to have something to declare as a victory to make further declare this aggression as an all out war. that would allow him even more troops. in slovakia this weekend, the biden meeting with refugees and families, 6 million ukrainians have fled the country. the president will meet virtually with g7 leaders and ukrainian president zelenskyy tomorrow. a show of solidarity, it's victory in europe. monday, president biden will be signing into law the lease act, even more weapons by ukrainian

military coming into this country. it was first used in world war ii. alicia: greg and kate, thank you. rich. rich: as we mentioned, less than 48 hours to go until the victory day parade, analyst worn putin will be desperate to show his people more gains on the battlefield. let's bring in jamil jaffer, the national security institute, former associate white house counsel to president bush. thank you for joining us. victory day, how the russians commemorate the end of world war ii that is depleted germany. putin has recast the war in the with this bogus claim, ridiculous claim they are fighting nazis in ukraine. what can we expect from vladimir putin on victory day? >> exactly right, this is a day celebrated in russia but talk

about 28 military parades across the country primarily moscow but a number of the cities, they are deploying these rates, military members, weaponry, tanks, missiles. in particular what we are concerned about is their show of force demonstrating nuclear capabilities on their planes. lisa capabilities we have, don't mess with western powers, they will not intervene directly, we got weapons, that is for us, what they are saying is you don't want world war iii in the president behaves, very concerned about that. what are we going to do about the killings of what continues in ukraine today? rich: what is the united states going to do beyond this massive billions of dollars going to ukrainians, intelligence help,

what more can the united states do and what more should the united states do? >> has sometimes we have to say we have a redline. we talked about it when it comes to nato. essentially what that means, do what you want in ukraine and he has. he's engaged, will agree are war crimes, attacking hospitals, apartment buildings and how long will you let it go on? what happens if they threaten nuclear weapons? today the situation is strategically in vigorous which is great when you talk about nuclear powers but when we talk about an ongoing war where civilians are killed. i think the answer is we got to say if you go much further, vladimir putin, we will need to intervene. all bets are off the table and we will win. rich: from the administration and others, that type of approach could get us into a nuclear war with russia?

>> vladimir putin doesn't want a war with us anymore than they want a war with him. he would lose. he's already on his back in ukraine and right now with no incentive to slow down. even the cia director said today in d.c. that vladimir putin since his opportunity to double down on this war and we've got to make it painful. we are doing it with weapons coming in and the like. the question becomes, will he continue and if so, how far do we let him go? rich: when it comes to what could be happening and nato, you've got finland and sweden considering joining, do you think they will? what will it mean if they do? >> i think they will and i think it's the right thing. we should have brought them in long ago. russia was the a provocation but russia has already gone into ukraine without provocation. it will up the ante, it's not accurate. we ought to send protection over

the countries and bring them in and expect what a nato member does. we ought to bring them in and make the western block as they always should have. rich: putin thought he could divide nato and he's only made it stronger. thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> thanks, rich. alicia: disney is parting ways with executive producer director bret savage after an investigation into alleged inappropriate conduct on the set of the reboot tv series, wonder years. you will have the details next. ♪♪

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disney television studios fired after savage from the wonder years reboot, inappropriate conduct. coleman is live with the latest, hi, christina. >> the nature of the allegation that got him fired a mixed case remains unclear. the spokesperson from disney owned television confirmed he was fired in a brief statement by saying recently we were made aware of allegations of inappropriate conduct and as his policy, an investigation was launched. upon completion, the depression was to determine him.

this is not the first time he's been accused of wrongdoing. they sued him and one hits his costars in 1993 during the making of the original wonder years for sexual harassment. the woman accused him of asking her on date and making inappropriate comments. savage denies the allegations. l.a. mills who starred as savage's mom the original series called the lawsuit filed over the matter completely ridiculous. the case was eventually settled out of court and in 2018, 20 is country fox television listened to claims made by costume designer who said savage created a hostile work environment on the set of the show, the grinder. one of her claims she accused savage of constantly using profanities for female employees. a california judge talked out of the gender-based claims in the lawsuit the woman filed against savage. meantime, he maintained his

innocence saying in part, none of her claims to be substantiated because they did not have it. also after a work related investigation into the claims, the studio found no evidence of wrongdoing. we reached out to bret savage on the new investigation into his behavior and we are waiting to hear back. alicia: christina : reporting from los angeles, thank you. we'll be right back.

rugs for the persimmon three years the sands are full at churchill downs as a kentucky derby kicks off racing triple crown today. notably absent hall of fame trainer who was banned after 2021 medina spirit failed a drug test and lost the title. >> i wet mother's day weekend in the northeast as a severe rain continues, parts of the east coast under flood watch elsewhere eastern kentucky and west virginia have already seen up to 4 inches of rain. meteorologist adam has the details and the forecast by. >> you are right in the midst of a soggy day here in the east coast beginning with the very southern end of this line of storms moving across portions of

central florida they seen thunderstorm activity that consistent nonstop raid that has been the case that's now lifting up into the mid atlantic. it has really been here for over the last 24 hours that raines had time to pile up. flooding continues to be possible as far as baltimore and up to new york city areas it has just rained and rained for the last 30 hours or so particularly off towards the west of dries out for things really heat up we are talking near record-breaking highs. temperatures again are in the middle of the country. the real heat is piling up across portions of texas. this is taking you into sunday's forecast. we could be looking at record-breaking highs a whole lot of areas hear from louisiana back across portions of north texas could get up to record a breaking in some cases 90 degrees appeared to do notice san antonio up into triple digits with sarge look towards tomorrow's heat as that will really be kind of fueling up and i will leave you with your mother's day forecast warm in

the middle of the country a little of rain in the northern plains. will be trying out family on the east coast. >> adam thank you very much. >> and right to see you and spend the day with the a parade that does it for us. "the big saturday show" is next. ♪ hello everyone i'm guy benson along with aishah hasnie, tammy bruce and charlie hurt. what's on tap tonight? let's are a aishah. >> the attack on dave chapelle on stage is not a felony that's according to radical district attorney tonight the comedian has a message for him. >> are right, charlie? >> the so-called tolerant left delivers a