eric: churches on high alert on this mother's day. you know, pro-choice activist plan to stage protests across the country over the leaked supreme court draft indicating that the court is ready to overturn the landmark roe versus wade abortion ruling. hello, everyone, welcome to fox news live, happy mother's day and happy ve day. i'm eric sean. hi, aishah. aishah: i'm aishah, arthel neville is out today. ukraine russia bombed a school.

two people killed there, dozens feared dead under the rubble. first lady jill biden making surprise trip to ukraine across the border in eslovaquia touring refugee center. first lady greeting her and thanking her for the support. 3 americans pronounced dead after being found unresponsive in their rooms. officials say they died of unknown causes. team coverage start right now, christina coleman in la in mysterious tourists death. lucas tomlinson at the white house. alexis mcadams in st. patrick's cathedral where the nypd is stepping occupy patrols ahead of protests, alexis.

>> they are aware of protests but i haven't seen anyone just yet in front of st. patrick's cathedral as mass is underway. take a look at the video yesterday. there were a protestors. small group of pro-choice advocates gathering outside of procedure to show support for women's reproductive rights. listen. >> you do not have to like abortion. reporter: the national catholic advocacy group catholic vote calling on president biden and leaders in washington, d.c. to condemn any efforts to disrupt, rather, catholic masses saying in a statement in part, no religious believer in america should fear safety while attending church this sunday or any sunday. just this weekend protests popping up in chicago, houston, dc and even in austin as

actsivists calling on americans to protest potential end to abortion rights after someone leaked draft u.s. supreme court opinion that would strike down the roe v. wade decision. that landmark 1973 decision established a constitutional right to abortion in the united states. the supreme court says that draft was authentic but it was not final. now the court's marshal trying to figure out who leaked the draft in the first place. take a look at this video. this came out across rather on tiktok, the leak immediately leading to protests like this and calling for people to disrupt churches on mother's day. pro-choice group inside of catholic mass in session. the pro-choice called ruth, named after the late liberal ruth bader ginsburg, the group also calling on women across the country to lead peaceful protests. back out here live in manhattan, i can tell you churches across the country and not just in new york city are prepared for the threat but talking with nypd, aishah, they say they are prepared but they haven't seen any big protests happening just

yet. aishah: we will keep an eye on it. eric: aishah, the supreme court leak is raising safety concerns of homes of justices after activists posted addresses online. you see the security fence that's put up around the high court in washington. that comes as pro-choice protestors march to the homes of two justices last night. meantime president biden who calls the provisional court opinion, quote, radical, is meeting virtually with g7 leaders on the ongoing war in ukraine. lucas tomlinson with the very latest on all of this, hi, lucas. lucas: ten crews spoke to maria bartiromo but the white house handling of the protest outsidee the homes of supreme court justices. >> it was shameful that the white house refused to condemn violent protestors threatening the families of the supreme court. it is disgraceful and joe biden used to be chair of the

judiciary committee. joe biden knows it's disgraceful. he's literally threatening the lives of these justices by the mob they're unleashing. lucas: police on hand to make sure the protests did not turn violent. last night protestors showed up outside the homes of chief justice john roberts and justice brett kavanaugh, outside of the nation's capitol following the leaked opinion. the addresses posted online on the internet by pro-choice groups. google later took down a map saying it violated company. chris murphy telling bret baier there's no room for violence in society against public figures. >> no one should be threatening violence against supreme court justice or any member of congress i will be honest, aye had plenty of protests right around the corner of my house over my time in public service. but, you know, any threats of violence are beyond the pail.

lucas: president biden is in wilmington this weekend, wrapping up a call with g7 leaders about ukraine. according to draft statement, the leaders support ban of importation of russian oil. major red news source for vladimir putin. eric: we will have more reaction both on the leaked supreme court opinion and later issues this hour. we will speak with new york republican congressman claudia tenney on what she respects, aishah. aishah: looking forward to that. dozens of ukrainians feared dead, this comes as experts say vladimir putin could use tomorrow's victory day parade in russia commemorating the 1945 defeat of nazi germany to perhaps reframe this invasion or even declare victory in eastern ukraine. that would be something. right now live for us in ukrainian capital greg.

>> we have been hearing few sets of air raid sirens in kyiv. no reports of any attacks nearby but this country is on edge waiting for the next move of russian president vladimir putin. we have already witnessed as you noted some russian brutality today. russian forces bombing overnight a school used as a refugee shelter in the ukrainian town in the east, 30 civilians have been rescued so far we are told but, yet 60 are feared dead under the rubble and others have been killed in other parts of the very hot war zone. meanwhile in the battered city of par moll, the last of civilians evacuated from the steel mill where they were sheltering have reached safety but as many as 2,000 ukrainian fighters including injured remain inside while they are calling for their recuse, they are not surrendering and russians keep bombing. the reports that russians might try to stage a victory parade in that town tomorrow. today is the day the westmark it is defeat of nazi germany and

world war ii, in honor of that ukrainian president zelenskyy posted strong video shot in front of a building bombed by the russians in the kyiv area a few weeks ago. he's meeting on line right now with president biden and other g7 leaders. that show of unity. one of those leaders could be in person, canadian prime minister trudeau is in kyiv today. also in ukraine today a surprise visit to a border town refugee center in the west, first lady jill biden who has been touring the city. she met with president zelenskyy's wife. met with refugee, mothers and children in neighboring eslovaquia on mother's day. ukraine braces for a show of force from russian president vladimir putin on the other of the victory day or maybe just a lot of showy and no doubt nasty rhetoric. we will keep you up to date, back to you. aishah: thank you, greg palcok

in kyiv. former ambassador to ukraine william taylor coming up on that. eric. eric: mysterious deaths in sandals resort in bahamas. the three didn't show signs of trauma. the wife of one of those guests is hospitalized. a few years ago americans died in mexican resort after being served tainted alcohol. the very latest of this mystery. go on vacation and this happens. >> yeah, very disturbing, investigators with the royal bahamas police force say it's in the clear how the individuals died but that their death was sudden. police were notified friday morning shortly after 9:00 by staff that a man was found unresponsive on the bedroom floor of his villa and second man and woman were found

unresponsive at another villa. officers said they showed no signs of convulsion, but no signs of trauma. also they were pronounced dead at the scene and a third woman was air-lifted to a nearby hospital. here is what the bahamas minister of health and wellness said on saturday. >> it all started the day before yesterday where there was some signs of the individual presenting to the clinic with nausea, vomiting and symptoms. they were eventually seen and discharged themselves. our investigations were up to late last night and what we feel what we are seeing is an isolated case associated in a particular area. christina: the u.s. state department released a statement saying in part, we are closely monitoring local authority's investigation into the cause of death. we have nothing further to add at this time.

also the bahamas acting prime minister says although the cause of death is unknown, foul play is not suspected. an emergency medical team was sent to the area to confirm findings. here is fox news medical contributor dr. marty makary. >> this appears more to sound like an environmental exposure, a pollutant or a toxin. could have come from a rare source, that's certainly one of the plausible explanations. christina: the royal bahamas police force has not publicly identified the four resort guests as this death investigation continues. eric. eric: thanks so much. president biden and g7 leaders wrapping up their virtual meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenksyy just moments ago. the white house issuing a rundown of what they are talking about and what the president is saying that the unprecedented sanctions against russia have crippled the russian economy,

wiped out at least 15 years of economic gains in that country. the president pointing out that russia's two major tank plants, well, they've stopped working. they can't produce any more thanks because they don't have the foreign components. the president saying about one thousand companies have left russia, stopped doing business. two other thousand russians have left the country because of what putin has done and that the president saying, quote, putin has failed in his initial military objective to dominate ukraine but he has succeeded in making russia a global paria. today the united states and the european union and g7 committed to ratchet up those costs but collectively taking further measures consistent with partners with legal authorities and processes and that includes targeted state-control media within russia that help vladimir putin banning services that help finance putin's war and finally, cutting off russia's oil that

helps propel and feed putin's war machine. we will have a lot more on what the president and the g7 summit resulted in and is calling for when ambassador william taylor joins us in a few minutes as the world is united against war criminal vladimir putin. aishah. aishah: manhunt still underway at this hour for a convicted killer and the former alabama corrections officer who is accused of breaking him out of prison. we have new video you're looking at showing vickie white at a quality in just hours before she disappeared with convicted killer casey white. charles watson is live for us in florence, alabama where the story continues today. you have new details, charles. charles: yeah, aishah, we are

looking at white's movement, hours before they escape, vickie white is seen on the newly-released security footage pacing and looking around a nearby hotel before she allegedly used her power as a corrections officer to walk admitted murderer casey white for a court appointment. officials say did not exist. the hotel is allegedly where vickie white stayed the night before going on the run and it's also near the location where police say she prepositioned a get away vehicle for the two. so one of the big questions now is why would a 17-year corrections officer allegedly do all of this just a day before she was set to retire, well, love may be the answer. officials say casey and vickie white, no relation by the way, were engaged in some type of jailhouse romance for at least two years and appears that vickie white is willing to go to extranet lengths for their, quote, unquote special relationship. some say it's a mistake to think casey white will do the same.

>> you know, i think she thinks this is a relationship but, you know, this -- this individual, he's wanted for murder. he's doing everything he can to get out of jail and i know he's using her to do just that. she's a pawn in this situation and, you know, she's an in incredible danger as well. >> on friday authorities located locatedfugitive get away vehicld sprayed in tow yard in tennessee, had been sitting for nearly a week after convicted inmate and corrections officer deserted it along road. the u.s. marshal's office asking public to be vigilant and released photos of casey white, some of which authorities say are affiliated with the local alabama supremacy group and these photos of vickie white who may have died her hair to disguise her natural blond hair

color and aishah, these two presumably could be out on the land for white a while. you remember vickie white sold her home in the days before they went on escape and she cleared out her accounts so the two could be walking around with some $95,000, aishah. aishah: they could be anywhere, fascinating story. eric. eric: vladimir putin and under siege, experts say his war is failing and will next target country as state sponsor of terrorism, former ambassador william taylor is here on giving it to putin. he will join us next.

>> this is the war of autocracy versus democracy. this is a war of good versus evil. eric: good versus evil denouncing russia and vladimir putin this week, the group held that event demanding justice for putin's mass murder and genocide. the latest atrocity there, the

bombing of school in ukraine, 60 people hiding out in the basement of the school feared killed. the former ambassador to ukraine william taylor. ambassador, let's start with the breaking news that the first lady joe biden is in ukraine meeting with president zelenskyy's wife. she also visited the school. what's the resonating visit and does dr. biden's visit, it must get under the skin of vladimir putin? >> i imagine it does, eric. i imagine it does because it is a message of strong support for the ukrainian people, for the ukrainian government, for president zelenskyy, it demonstrates in a way that little else can do that is the presence of -- of the first lady in ukraine that we are committed to -- to their success. we are committed to their success against the russians and ukrainians will win with that kind of support. eric: and the next step we understand is the reopening of

u.s. embassy in cave kay. what would it means when the stars and stripes are raised? >> long-term commitment to ukraine and our embassy being in kyiv is a demonstration of that. a physical demonstration of that. that's going to be welcomed by i know welcomed by the american diplomats who are eager to get back but also welcomed by the ukrainian people. eric: we have been reporting on this horrible bombing, yet another example of vladimir putin's brazen war crimes as crimes against humanity just stunning in this day and age. do you think there's a possibility and there is a move, there is a move to potentially designate russia a state-sponsored of terrorism joining iran, korea and cuba and syria on that list? >> no doubt, no doubt, eric. if this is not terrorism then --

then terrorism doesn't exist. this is pure terror. what we see today is only the most recent example of this kind of a tactic. bombing a school, bombing a maternity hospital, bombing a -- a school that is designated with children in mariupol, just devastating going after civilians. this is terrorism. eric: it's not just this, ambassador, there's a long list for decades for vladimir putin, for example, trying to allegedly poison disodense in britain, navalny and what happened in syria and on and on. >> you're absolutely right. and it goes back -- eric it goes back centuries. this is what the russians have done. they've been autocratic. they've been aggressive. they've been opposing the

democratic nations around them. so this is what the russians do. and so this is why we have to support the ukrainians and why the ukrainians have to win. eric: is -- finally, is the vladimir putin regime illegal, murderist, enemy of humanity and the very embodiment of evil? >> eric, this is clearly evil. evil is when you don't care about the suffering of others and it's so clear that that's what president putin is -- is demonstrating. he doesn't care about the suffering of ukrainians, he doesn't even think that ukrainians are a real nation, real people and his military have -- have done these horrible acts, these horrible acts. these war crimes, what president biden called genocide, so, yes, this is is something that has been going on for a long time and the russians trying to oppress the ukrainians and this

is the most recent demonstration of that. eric: thank you for your service to our country as we will continue to fight for the good. thank you. >> thank you, sir. eric: aishah. aishah: still to come, justice clarence thomas says the supreme court cannot be bullied after the stunning leak of a draft opinion on roe versus wade, but with democrats now pushing back and protests happening across the country, the political pressure is sure to keep growing. new york congressman claudia tenny weighs in next.

>> i am here because i am angry and i am here because the united states congress can change all of this. i have seen the world where abortion is illegal and we are

not going back. [cheers and applause] >> not ever. >> it is barbaric, inhumane and unacceptable and i hope every human being in this country understands that when you take away a women's right to make her decision about her health and well-being, she's no longer a full citizen. aishah: well, you can hear the passion in her voices, elizabeth warren and christy gillibrand sounding off on leaked support on abortion. the leak sparked protests happening across the country and major security concerns about it. left-wing demonstrators making targets out of churches, government buildings and even the homes of supreme court justices. conservative justice clarence thomas condemning the fallout saying this, quote, we are becoming addicted to wanting particular outcomes, not living with the outcomes we don't like.

we can't be an institution that can be bullied into giving you the outcomes you want. the events from earlier this week are a symptom of that. let's bring in now new york congresswoman claudia tenney, member of house foreign affairs committee. thank you for joining us on this mother's day, happy mother's day to you. >> thank you, great to be on and blessed to be a mother. aishah: justice thomas says the court cannot be bullied but it can be convinced? we know this opinion is not final, so if these protests and demonstrations perhaps change a few minds, do you think that would happen first and foremost and then would you and other republicans support that? >> yeah, it's unfortunate what's happened with this public discourse. i mean, we are supposed to be debating these issues. abortion is a very serious moral issue and yet we have two women lawyers, senator warren and

senator gillibrand and i'm a lawyer as well. the preamble to our constitution, the very first right we have is the right to life. but we should be debating this in the public square and respectfully disagreeing and making our views through advocacy in a peaceful way. that's not happening. you're seeing the protests inappropriately going after supreme court justices at their home during this very critical deliberations process that the court goes through, it's not tradition of the court but also important for the courts to get this right as they interpret the really important issues of the day. the left now wants to ends to justify the means. they want an abortion to be inshrined in some kind of constitutional right but as the court has properly done and justice alito has written, there isn't a so-called right to privacy outlined in row versus wade. also the reasoning behind the decisions on abortion even the casey decision don't get to the moral decision about abortion which is up to the state and up

to the people to decide. this is not a ban on abortion if this is -- if this opinion is ultimately going to be the case. this is a case where we go into the public square and we decide through the states and the people the tenth amendment right what we do about this moral issue. it is very different as outlined in these important cases including over the gay marriage case which was different, it was a 14th amendment case. it was in the a case about this moral right of abortion or not. aishah: congresswoman, i want to talk about, you mentioned that, of course, people -- this is a decision that people are still debating. let's talk about the demonstrations and the protests now happening at the catholic churches. you've called on the president to condemn these protests, jen psaki at the white house says he believes in support -- peaceful protest. this is clearly a situation that's dividing the country. where do you see this going? >> this is unfortunate. this is why we need to get back

to understanding what our constitution is, what it means, we are a self-governing constitutional republic which means the people are governing and the people have -- should be looking at the constitution for solutions. we have an absolute right to practice our religion, to go and try to interfere with the ability of catholics and others, christians, muslims and jews to go and practice their religion which may -- which they may support particularly among catholics and many and all religions support the right to life, but to interfere with that right and try to obstruct this with the callus and undemocratic and unconstitutional type rallies, peaceful protests and talking about the issues and the heart of what is there is what we need to be doing as americans. aishah: so democrats in your state of new york and state of new jersey are coming out easy

for people who want to travel to this state. this is not a ban, this is getting power back to the states. some state like new york where it would easier. >> i come from pro-life. i come from the state that passed abortion case, abortion law. governor cuomo signed into law late-term abortion. that means you can have an abortion up to the moment of birth in new york state and they lit up the state -- the empire state building commemorating those which is completely appalling to me. but we have that ability to make those decisions and laws in our state. i don't think most people understand what it means and i debated this bill in 2016 when i was a member of the state assembly. it's been around for a long time and what i think people need to know now, the facts are that this -- we talked about how many -- people having abortions and people at risk and looking at this compassion atly.

right now as of 2016 and i'm sorry i don't have the current numbers, 5,000 women were getting on their fifth or more abortion in the statistics of 2016. so this is not a rare thing. it's being viewed as a way -- people need to go back to responsibility. aishah: a lot to get into in this subject. we appreciate your time. we ran out of time. congresswoman tenney. eric. eric: thank you, aishah, let's go the southern border. that's due to go away as planned on may 23rd. team at the southern border has exclusive video of a facility that's being built near eagle pass, texas, local agents there tell us it's going to be used to process incoming migrants. live for us in crystal city, texas with what's expected to happen.

hey, nate. nate: 35 miles of the southern border. communities like this seeing big problems. you mentioned the exclusive video from eagle pass. this just recently went up, eagle pass, of course, has been a busy point of crossing in recent months. more crossings today will show you visuals of that momentarily. first, we have also more video of the facility, the biden administration is reopening this in carisso springs. you may remember it was used last year during the rush of unaccompanied minors. take a look at the video. a couple of miles from where we are in crystal city. migrants will often spend days in tunnels like this waiting to be smuggled. you see leaving behind the belongs. the human smuggling leads to chases and that brings to danger in people in these communities

and communities like it. listen to this deputy talking about that. >> we have seen a risk to our citizens lives because of the pursuits that are occurring within the communities and we have seen an up rise in the use of narcotic drugs, methamphetamine and heroin. >> meanwhile in eagle pass, let's take a live look at fox drone. we can't con -- we can confirm just moments before on air a a n made it up the rio grande. back out here live in the tucson sector, i can report that border patrol encountered a large group including a mexican national who they arrested and found was already a felon and had to be registered as a sex offender.

eric: how about that. nate in tucson. would the processing facility be enough and are the local communities really ready for the expected rush when title 42 ends. he knows what's happening on the ground. the mayor on the migrants in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪

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illegal immigrant children. mayor villarreal reacts, mayor, welcome as always. what do you think will happen when title 42 ends. >> thank you for having me. first happy mother's day and special mother's day to my wife monique and my mother-in-law mariana and mother. now, i must say this, we have both president biden and governor abbott are mishandling the border. and on one end we have president biden who -- and i hope he has plan, comprehensive plan to make sure we address the influx which will happen and we know it's going to happen and we don't

have the resources to do so, to handle it. now, on the other end, the other extreme we have governor extreme who did -- or managed to actually shut down trade, international trade and consequently negatively impacted the supply chain and now on top of that, this idea of using children as political ponds in this whole broken immigration system that we have, that is simply appalling and it's truly or simply un-american to use children. and, again, mind you these are children that are being utilized and caught in this immigration fight and at some point we need to find some middle ground on this. middle of the road approach. so i -- and it's frustrating by the way. it's frustrating because of this. eric: what would you suggest? >> well, at this point and i've

said this before. why are we not addressing the issue at its core where we need to address immigration reform. it does not appear that it's going to happen with this congress by the way and i'm cognizant of that fact and unfortunately americans are the ones who are being affected by this extreme -- these extreme views because i do believe that the majority of americans are somewhere in the middle and immigration and border security can coexist. mutually exclusive concepts and unfortunately we continue to drive this narrative that somehow -- and in some cases by the way we are being inhumane, family separations at the border, no. we do understand that we need to manage this influx in a way that addresses the needs of the american people and unfortunately it appears that we are not. and i'm talking about both parties. this is not just -- this is an

american issue. it is not a democrat or republican issue and unfortunately we are handling it that way. eric: mayor, what would you suggest federal officials do right now? >> we need to educate our children. no matter their immigration children, children need to be -- because and by the way, i have worked as a secondary educator, higher ed as well and i've seen young lives, individuals that later become doctors and lawyers and police officers and politicians themselves and go through the process. so i've seen what individuals are capable of, however, i'm also aware that we need to handle immigration, but that's the point of it all. we fail -- we as a nation have failed to address immigration reform and it sounds and it seems that we are once more because we haven't handled in the last 30 years. so why are we not?

and, of course, that's a question for -- for washington, d.c., why are leaders are not addressing it at the core and instead and i've said this before, you know, we have a water leak and unfortunately we keep bringing mops to clean up the mess and instead we are not addressing the actual water leak and there are many ways to do that. of course, you're looking at visas, for example, asylum laws, what is -- what can we do in asylum laws that benefits americans. the same thing with the visa program, the same thing with immigration at its whole. again i've said this before, we are going to have a worker shortage, we already do have a worker shortage. they are not addressing that either. eric: you just raised, we will have you on every weekend dealing, they have to deal with the problem and solve it once and for all. rio grande mayor villarreal.

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aishah: the entertainment industry mourning the loss of country singer. he was best known for opening the texas honky tonk that bore his name and inspired the hit

1980 film urban cowboy. helped launch career and catapulted his music career to a whole new level. gilley is one of handful of artists to receive the triple crown award. last week he announced that he was canceling some of the upcoming shows because of health concerns. according to statement gilley died peacefully surrounded by friends and family. gilley dead at the age of 86, eric. eric: new orleans jazz heritage festival, city's largest and most treasured events and this weekend paid tribute to jazz community and too who are very special to us. art neville and charles neville.

the father and uncle of our own fox news live anchor and cherished colleague arthel neville. rebecca castro reports. ♪ ♪ >> a tribute two years in the making for two icons of new orleans function and soul music. art and charles neville brought music to the world and say embody what it is in new orleans. >> food and people and being a big family that has hung around the place and spread this -- this joy all over the world as well. we hope to just keep representing and sharing what we were fortunate enough to just naturally inherit. >> friday members of the neville performed altogether to honor

art and charles. >> represent him, my dad and my uncle through this music out here with these people i think it would be therapeutic. >> i know that my dad is here with me so -- he's a part of it. my uncle, art, if it wasn't for what he did for music they wouldn't have the music people are listening now. >> honored with portraits at the ancestors memorial. >> thank you from the bottom of our for tribute. it's perfect to have my daddy and uncle charles and ancestors, their spirits will permeate forever and ever. >> closed down festivals for years.

aishah: bit of a mixed bag this week across the u.s. mother's day, adam klotz live with the fox weather forecast for this special day, hey, adam. adam: hey, there, yeah, one of the big stories is going to be the heat piling up in the middle of the country. they were getting by the swimming pool or at least staying inside where the air-conditioning is. we are talking potentially record heat. plenty of spots getting in triple digits across portions of texas. all the heat will spill to the north in the next couple of days. every one of these could be record-breaking highs.

a lot of intense heat out there and with that we see heat advisories kind of lingering in those areas. going to be a hot one here for the next couple of days for the mothers out there and happy mother's day to my mother also. aishah: happy mother's day to all the fox mothers out there. eric, thanks for having me. eric: we will be back by the way at 4:00 p.m. eastern. happy mother's day. aishah, see you in a few hours. mike: pro-choice protestors target the homes of supreme court justices just days after a draft opinion on an abortion case was leaked. new york city police ramp up security at catholic churches amid threats. fox team coverage with lucas tomlinson at the white house and alexis mcadams in new york city. alexis, we will start off with you. reporter: that's right, good afternoon, you can hear those church bells behind me at old st