the person that does think he will be the one, we showed him earlier. we see him a lot around here gavin newsom here and watch for him here they all think they can do it. we will see. thank you for watching. we really appreciate it and we will see you next time on "the next revolution." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, protesters to target the supreme court justice tonight after heading to chief justice john roberts and brett kavanaugh over the weekend. it comes as the high court majority to overturn roe v. wade. we reportedly -- you are watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i am todd piro. >> carley: great to see you

again, todd i'm carley shimkus the pro-life group in wisconsin getting destroyed over the weekend. someone throwing a molotov cocktail inside. the white house and democrats need to do more. >> i'm unapologetically pro-life. i'm also unapologetically against war. the left has been attempting to intimidate the court with mob rule, whether chuck schumer or the steps of the supreme court saying you will rip the whirlwind of what, chuck? so the live to intimidate the court by threatening the packet, threatening the violence and we have seen the violence. >> carley: this morning, brooke. >> good morning, guys, that is right the pro choice activists shut down d.c. at the home of supreme court justice samuel alito after targeting the homes of justice brett kavanaugh and chief justice john roberts over the weekend. [chanting]

>> the white house continues to face criticism for not specifically condemning in intimidation of the justice. it must be peaceful and free of violence. violence or to it attempt to intimidate which he contends is any case. senator ted cruz said the biden administration response to the mob fell short of the mark. >> it is shameful that the white house refused to condemn violent protesters threatening the families of the supreme court. it is disgraceful, and joe biden used to be chairman of the judiciary committee. joe biden knows it is disgraceful. he is literally threaten the lives of these justices by the mob they are unleashing. >> police in wisconsin are investigating the firebombing of a pro-life nonprofit where they confirm them all into cocktail ignite that fire at the office yesterday morning. the president of that pro-life organization speaking out.

listen. speak with the people who perpetrated this against us, agy are free to disagree with us, but they are not free to destroy property. they are not free to threaten individual lives and safety. that is not how this needs to go. >> several charges across the country report reporting protests that interrupted mothers day services yesterday. meanwhile in d.c. the five majority to overturn roe v. wade despite the public pressure and draft opinion was leaked. senate majority leader chuck schumer pushing for a bow on a federal abortion bill wednesday despite being short of the votes he needs but he wants to put the senate on record on the issue, todd, carley. >> todd: brooke thank you for taking us off let's bring a cory mills combat advisor under president trump running for congress in florida. corey, great to see you as always. i watch this from far left and i was not on the show but one of the things that i cannot wrap my

head around, why aren't more people talking about the illegality of these protesters trying to sway and intimidate the supreme court? i just don't understand it, cory, do you? >> know my don't. i will tell you it is absolutely abhorrent behavior. the fact that we are trying to utilize tactics to influence under mob rule and influence the decision which really come if you think about it, a lot of people think the overturning of roe would stop abortion but in fact that is not the case. what it actually does is return the power back to the people. it allows the people and elected legislative bodies to go in and say, this is what we feel on a state-by-state basis. so for example red states like florida and texas would enact the heartbeat bill were 15 week abortion act. the lower states like north carolina or new york or

california for example would have the abortion on demand type of thing. it is important to note that only about 6% agree with the late-term abortion laws. so come i think it is great we are turning the power back to the elected officials that enables the people to vote on what actually occurs, not people who are selected and simply confirm and sit on lifetime. >> carley: the five vote majority to overturn roe v. wade remains intact and then you have just as clarence thomas inc. the court will not be bullied. how important is that? think about what this country would look like if the supreme court could be bullied into changing its mind because of mob rule. >> this has been attempted at the appellate court during the 2020 riots and it is more significant than the rule of law. we are a nation of laws and we must adhere to those laws and

respect the justices and what the role of the court system is. in they cannot dominate and make and corrects decisions because of terror on their lives. >> carley: another important topic, russia is victory day in russia, which is the celebration in russia of russia defeating nazi germany. putin made a big speech there and these are live images of vladimir putin in moscow now. entering the speech, he said the invasion of ukraine was provoked by the west. but he also, the one thing he didn't do was make a major announcement about any major announcement related to the work declaring victory, full-scale mobilization. he also continued to call it a special military operation. what is your reaction to that? >> i think this whole idea of victory day is about building

morale because losing popularity in the country with this war. i think it is obvious that you know, just a few months ago we couldn't fathom he would be at a stalemate that he had been at right now. that is a failure of leadership and to fight against the ukrainian government. so i think his objective necessarily list to take the whole country but certainly to expand the eurasian borders which china, russia, iran acts of evil if you will to get to the chairman with a one-vote initiative. >> todd: what are intel officers doing right now when it comes to that speech? how are they breaking it down? what are they dissecting? and what are they looking for? >> they will certainly look for any kind of key information nor any kind of strategic play. anything he talks about geopolitically. but to be honest, i think right now is morale and the russian people behind this war, you note to kind of say well we are

celebrating victory day and freedom of speech, that was his actual intent we are defeating ukraine. so i think it is all utilized with proper gamma more than anything other than that. >> carley: moving on to the border and we got back to the southern border but look at this cnn poll says 57% of people think now is not the time to lift title 42. it is set to expire two weeks from today. the biden administration may be glad that a judge had halted its repeal. so how do you see this playing out? >> as you said, carley i just returned from the border and i could tell you right now it was absolutely appalling what you see, open border policies, people coming back and forth, crossing into america with no wall, no deterrence, no security, no cpi agents. i was and roma, texas and it was very obvious. >> todd: and i believe we have

just lost cory. anyway, cory was talking about his trip to the border. this is a problem look at this poll, cnn poll 50% oppose joe biden ending title 42. begs the question, the american people see this. why doesn't biden? >> carley: cory, we have you back so we would love you to finish with out there. >> what i was saying is we need to look at title 42 needs to be permanent legislation. our i.c.e. agents need to have the right to expel sovereignty. we need to secure the borders and return with president trump put in place and we need early awareness system because we are worried about 9,000 miles away and we need to be worried about southern borders to protect their sovereignty. >> carley: cory mills, thank you for joining us once again. great to see you. >> thank you both. >> carley: a fox news alert, answers after three americans died at a resort in the bahamas. >> todd: absolutely bizarre

story. a woman in serious condition after she woke up paralyzed. doug luzader live in washington with the latest on the story, doug, what do you know? >> this is a mystery three dead and hospitalized. the bahamas health minister said he doesn't think this is a widespread threat. >> he told me not to make a makeshift facility in the hospital. that is proven not to be the case. we believe it is an isolated situation. >> todd: from a distance, the doctors trying to figure out what would account for the symptoms said to include convulsions. >> this appears to sound like an environmental exposure from a pollutant or a toxin that could have come from industrial source. i've heard of so many sources of rare toxins that certainly one of the plausible situations. >> this is what the u.s. department is saying three deaths in the bahamas and

closely monitoring local authorities investigation into the cause of death. we stand ready to provide all appropriate consulate assistance out of the privacy of the families, we have nothing further to add at this time. sandals issued a statement supporting the investigation and the families of the guests, back to you guys. >> todd: so many questions, doug, so my questions, doug luzader live this morning, thank you, sir. ashley strohmier with the headlines. >> the information that special counsel john durham can use to show an alleged joint venture between hillary clinton and michael sussman. sussman faces charges of lying to the fbi when he claims donald trump and a russian bank in september 2016. the cybersecurity lawyer said he did not work for clinton's campaign at the time. the court is seeking information emails between clinton's campaign, other researchers and this may show his involvement in helping the clinton campaigns data.

aunt elon musk with a mysterious tweet last night. musk sang "if i die under mysterious circumstances, it is nice knowing you." social media explode up with responses to the cryptic message from the new twitter boss. musk's mother saying "that is not funny." a possible threat over starling can wish russia accused him of aiding ukraine and. and it doesn't mean what he thinks it does. aunt the list of top cities welcoming new presidents may surprise you. houston was the top destination followed by las vegas, phoenix and followed up by -- well, i just said that and we will keep rolling. the population of the whole state of florida is blooming here at the mayor in miami saying he thinks he knows why. >> are for a formula for success

are simple on hand but on the other hand medical courage. the first thing we have done is texas 60 year lows. you know, believe it or not, surpluses and balance our budget which is something governments don't do across the country. and as far as people looking for pastures, the prices of houses and 19.8% nationwide, taught and clearly, no one was moving to new york or california. >> todd: chalker. >> carley: ashley, thank you. >> todd: no trace of the murder suspect who's escaped in alabama jail with the help of gresham's officer. joins us on the next two share insights the manhunt. >> carley: a clear message that parents deciding issues this election season, pool born candidates of critical race theories and mask mandates around the dallas fort worth area. we will talk to three of them

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arrested. the accused shooter knew the victim, the incident likely domestic related. witnesses say shoppers and target employees help one another get to safety as quickly as possible when the shooting took place. the gunmen in philadelphia opening fire broad daylight sitting the victim to the hospital in critical condition. the suspect towards a bystander be fire one with extended magazine from short range. the police say targeted victim was hit multiple times. the police releasing this video from last week hoping for help in tracking down that gun, carley. >> carley: and alabama corrections officer vicky white and fugitive casey white intensifies. vicky white pacing around a hotel the morning she had allegedly helped convicted killer escape from county jail. investigators believe the pair may be disguising their identities. officials say the 6'9" inmates could be dressed as a woman in a wheelchair.

here to rack former fugitive on the run and writer and producer of white boy on netflix. seth, good morning to you. you have an interesting story yourself which we will get to in a moment but first, what is your take on this case? >> yeah, i think it is a crazy case. it has captivated the nation right now. just to think this woman would actually give up everything to freed this guy and take them on the run. it is amazing so it is really manipulating this lady or true love, we don't know. >> carley: but getting to your story, you were sentenced to 25 years for selling drugs. you landed on the u.s. marshall up wanted list. you were on the run for two years but the real question is, how are they invading the police? first of all, how did you evade the police and how do you think they are doing it?

>> yeah, i had a plan. so when you go you have a plan. obviously they start this out ahead of time and it wasn't just something spur of the moment. you were in prison and doing a lot of time, you have a lot of time to think about stuff. and you get help from somebody from the outside who has access to money, that can make things easier. so, that is kind of what i did. i had a plan and time to think about it. i have access to funds. so you keep your head down and keep going. sometimes it works out. >> carley: a know you mentioned the relationship and a big part of this wild story. the inmate casey white serving 75 years and one of his crimes with stabbing someone to death in 2015. this guy is nothing to lose but vicky does. she was a few days away from retirement after serving a life time and law enforcement. then you learn she lost her husband a year ago.

here is the story they could be romantically involved. she is 38 years old, she is 56. what do you make of the dynamics between these two? >> when you are in present there a lot of female staff and female guards working in the prisons for whatever reasons, to make a living or whatever but a lot of times you see the dynamics are juicy people and obviously with men and women being in a situation like that, there can be attraction. you know, they tried to get close to the guard and i called him long -- start off with something easy and give me some food, and they kind of advance it incrementally until you get to the stage of you know, welcome if we are in a relationship now and you love me and will you break me out of prison? >> carley: that is wild.

that could be a realistic possibility. what about now that they are together, most likely come on the run? is vicky in danger? >> i would think so, given this guy's history, but at the same point, nobody knows the dynamics of their relationship. nobody knows. is this true love or is she being manipulated? no one knows. we don't know this, but definitely given this guy's history and what he's done in the past, things are sour, it might not turn out well for her. >> carley: the other thing, the police did find the suv they used to escape from prison. it was cleaned out. they were very few left inside so you have to wonder how much time do they have left? she had an extensive background in law enforcement. >> yeah come at the same time, this guy is a criminal. prisons today in the united states or schools for

criminals. so you learn how people get caught and what to do. you learn what not to do. put those two together, you know, they can kind of keep one step ahead. you know, with the scrutiny of the case and everybody looking for them and the u.s. marshals, all it takes is one slip up and the u.s. marshals will be on them and it is over. >> carley: so do you think it is only a matter of time until they get caught? there is no way to evade the police forever? >> i thought i could evade the police forever. two years, i got caught. in their mind, you know, obviously, they think they can make it. realistically, especially with the reports, maybe he's in a wheelchair or dressed up as a woman. they are taking a lot of things to evade capture. but you would think realistically with the surveillance cameras, nowadays, it will not last long.

>> carley: what happens if they do get caught? obviously, the guy will go back to jail but vicky, i mean is she looking at a long prison sentence herself? >> i would definitely think she will get charges. but in my experience, you know a lot of times the law enforcement, they get the easier path when it comes to time. so, she could get 5-10 years, but i don't think it is like a life sentence. >> carley: seth you serve 21 years in jail. served your time and while you were there you found the passion for writing and journalism and turned your life around. we thank you so much for providing your insight into this wild case. we appreciate you waking up this morning to join us. >> yeah, it will be crazy. thank you for having me on. >> carley: absolutely, seth parente, thank you. all right, top republican working overtime to get to the bottom of hunter biden's

overseas business dealings and whether president biden was involved. james comer thinks his son is a national security risk and also top issue for voters. he has here to tell us why. >> todd: he actually is working overtime. governor gavin newsom -- >> nancy pelosi has role be weighed drives a wedge between -- ruby weighed drives a wedge between them. >> are you guys paying attention to what is going on?

♪ ♪ >> carley: republicans are making it their mission to find out if president biden was involved in his son hunter's business dealings if the g.o.p. takes back the house. >> todd: house oversight committee james comer will oversee that probe. he joins us now. congressman, do you think he promised a probe is going to

drive more people to the polls to put republicans in office? >> i think so. i think the american people have expected for a long time that hunter biden was a shady business guy that just basically profited from then vice president joe biden. but i think what we are learning more and more with access to his computer, with access to information from going up business associates and emails at work, joe biden knew a lot more about hunter biden's business dealings than what he said all along. typical back to what jen psaki said and joe biden said during the campaign was hunter was on his own. he was his own guy and joe biden did know mike have anything to do with it. we have females to prove that joe biden was very close with at least one of hunter biden's business associates and that eric then vice president joe biden's checking account.

>> carley: we understand that he also made 27 trips to the white house and you want to ask and get two answers to what was said in those meetings as well. you mentioned the laptop. and a computer repair man who had the laptop spent a lot of time looking into it before he turned it over to the fbi. and here is what he told us last week about his biggest concerns as it relates to the laptop and hunter biden might have been doing. watch this. >> for me it was national security concerns. there was a lot of things that i saw on the laptop that should not have been sent in the open, especially white house information pertaining to ukraine sent to ukrainian citizens to benefit their business. the national security indication from that alone i felt fear for the nation. >> he said he felt fear for our nation but what is your reaction to that and what is your biggest

concern? >> we have that computer now in the oversight committee. we are coming through that and i can see i share his concerns. i've been saying for months, hunter biden is a national security risk. the question is what did joe biden know and when did he know it? hunter biden whole business model revolved around doing favors for these clients. in fact, if you look at two of the russian oligarchs who paid hunter biden money, they had been mysteriously left off of the white house list of russian billionaire oligarchs. we have information from the white house as to why this admission from the two people that we know transacted money to hunter biden's account. so, this is an actual security risk. we, as republicans and as business owners and we have been asking why it does joe biden make some of the decisions he may? may be the reason is because hunter biden is compromised and

therefore, joe biden is compromised with some of these russian oligarchs and some of these shady communist china companies. >> todd: certainly is a curious development with regard to the two oligarchs. if you want curious, congressman kevin morris entertainment security and helpless hunter biden's overdue taxes totaling $2 million. mars and hunter biden's friends called the latest sugar brother and 52-year-old lifestyle in los angeles including his rent and living expenses. look, i'm a lawyer by trade and i don't mean to insult lawyers but we are not known for giving out money just for the fun of it. why the heck is some random entertainment attorney giving hunter biden $2 million? >> that is a great question. and we will do everything in our ability to find it out.

the more that comes out on hunter biden, the worse it is. i think we have proven and fox news has done a tremendous job of covering hunter biden over the last two years. we have proven hunter biden is a shady guy. the problem is is this affecting joe biden's presidency? is this affecting joe biden's decision-making? we have learned through the emails that eric sherman had access to joe biden and so close to the end joe biden that he sent hunter an email, hey, your dad's tax refund check came in the mail today. i will deposit it into his account and write a check on him for the money he owes you. not only did eric have access to joe biden's mail and checking account, he used it then vice president owed joe biden money and leads one to believe could joe biden be the big guy with 10% cut. that is what republicans will try to find out.

not when we take the majority in january but we will try to find out now and when january rolls around, we take the house with election and we will have subpoena power. not just focused on joe biden but eric schwerin and all of hunter biden's business partners and the many banks he had so many suspicious activity reports filed against him. hunter biden has more problems than any political figure that i have ever heard of. >> carley: congressman, with the subpoena power if you call eric schwerin to testify, he has too legally. the difference between republicans and the minority and the majority? >> absolutely. republicans get to set and the democrats set all the -- we can ask for eric schwerin to be deposed by minority lawyers on the house oversight committee, but that doesn't come he has to do that voluntarily. he can do that voluntarily.

we will have subpoena power and it's just like getting a subpoena from court. they have to show up. >> carley: all right, a lot is riding on november. >> todd: i asked carley to pay my taxes this year but she declined. >> carley: unfortunately, i love you but just not that much. >> todd: i understand, congressman, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: ashley strohmier back with deadlines, ashley. >> ukraine, the bill allows the transfer of weapons, military equipment, medicine and food to ukraine as it fights off russian invasion. both chambers of commerce pass the bill last month. the bill signing with russia's nuclear theme to world war ii victory day parade. army combat veteran and candidate cory mills joins us a meticulous. >> i think this whole idea of victory day is about building

morale and losing popularity in the country with this war. i think it is obvious that just a few months ago, he would have been at it a stalemate and a failure of leadership motivated to fight against ukrainian government. >> russia prayed a military strength even as invasion of ukraine drags on to its third month with heavy casualties. and several books on the u.s. navy professional reading program that provoked outrage last year were quietly removed from an updated list. released on friday with controversial titles with woke themes and embraced by supporters of critical race theory were removed how to be an antiracist, the new jim crow and minorities and politics. all three of those were included on the same reading list last year. and listen to this, nancy pelosi going head-to-head with california governor gavin newsom after he blasted the democrats

in action for pushing more abortion access. take a listen. >> this is a concerted, coordinated effort. and yes, they are winning. where the hill is my party? where is the democratic party? are you guys paying attention to what is going on? >> pelosi snapped back at the governor saying "she has fought hard through her career to up stand for legal abortion." >> i have no idea why he would make that statement unless he was unaware of the fight going on. speak with the fight between the pro-choice democrats with increasing scrutiny for embracing radical abortion policies, back to you guys. >> todd: ashley, thank you to nascar, darlington race, number 22 car finishing first after a run on the final turn causing the leader william byron to come in 13th. >> i mean, he does so stuff all

the time. i have seen it with other guys. you will not put me on the wall and not getting anything back. that is not how it works. >> we got into an incident earlier in the goodyear 400. next sunday at the kansas speedway. >> carley: congratulations to him. president biden attacked the maga crowd. >> i'm very concerned about the quick, hateful defensive turn that the republican party has taken. >> carley: north carolina congressman is locked in a tight race for senate. he is running on a pro-america agenda. look at his response to the rhetoric coming from the left. >> todd: was critical race theory and school mandates on the ballot in texas. voters send a clear message as leaning candidates swept the school board races. we are talking to the winners

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with bret baier after he accused targeting children and parental rights legislation. >> this effort in florida to target gay kids in schools is mean-spirited. it is something i have not seen from the republican party. >> i am going to interrupt you, to target kids in school the bill is talking about sexual identity k through third grade. that is not targeting kids. >> absolutely it is. it is sending a message to these kids. >> with your children did you talk about sexual identity in kindergarten? you don't talk about the birds and the beads let alone the birds and the birds at that age. >> carley: senator murphy went on to say to block instruction about gender politics for young kids could make them feel targeted. congressman accused of her state of using covert relief funds to

promote critical race theory. "the new york post" obtaining a letter to new york state education commissioner betty rosa. in the letter she called for complete accounting of how the department used billions of dollars of covert emergency funding and this formulation of antiracism is not about holding equal protection of the law guaranteed by the 14th amendment, but instead become advocates for discriminatory treatment of americans on a basis of race has taught. >> todd: proponents of critical race theory dominating how the school board elections in the dallas-fort worth area of texas this week and as parents make their voices heard yet again. joining me now, the school board trustee, alex sexton, the school board candidate, and the school board candidate. thanks to all three of you for being here. andrew, i will start with you, haven't parents had enough of

the government telling them what they can do when it comes to crt, but they were teaching in the class and telling them they have to wear a mask at all times? >> absolutely, todd, our campaign we knocked on 9,000 doors. so you can imagine we had hundreds, literally hundreds of conversation with parents whether they just moved here or moved here for a long time were empty-nesters. my favorite word teachers who retired, they would look at us in disbelief. and they would see what was happening in neighboring school districts. please tell me, we don't have our school here that we love with the tradition of excellence with or age inappropriate material in our schools. it was the greatest concern. that is why i think alex and myself had a huge win with 71% of the vote coming in. >> todd: that is real interesting highlighting up in arms over this as well. tammy, why were you able to

unseat an incumbent in your race? >> well the reason i agree with andrea on exactly what he said. the same thing, and any time they put income next to something they want to get rid of them. so i think they wanted some new blood to get rid of the stuff in our schools. >> todd: alex, is it clear candidates teaching kids wait for it but the subjects they will need later on in life to succeed are the ones that are winning? >> you know, it sounds real simple but that is exactly right. we need to get back to the basics and education in virtually every parent that we talked to said we need to focus on the fundamentals. that is what we ran on. we have strong messaging and the community responded to. >> todd: 55% of voters are in favor of banning talks about sexual orientation and gender identity before the fourth grade. this seems logical. this is stuff you should be

learning in the home. was this the one issue that you would say, really put you over the top or were there more? i will begin with you, andrew, what are your thoughts? >> absolutely. the second one would be the financial burden on a lot of texans from the school district tax wise has really gotten to be out of hand. there is limited amounts that we can do as a school board appeared but that was probably the number two thing right behind please have age-appropriate material in the classroom. >> todd: tammy, was that the number one issue where other things we need to be aware of? >> it is not just to crt, but enough about the sexualization of the curriculum with the young students being exposed to this graphic material. some of it which is visual covering all sorts of acts. the parents are tired of it. they wanted out of their schools. i heard it over and over and over again. >> todd: alex, there is the

issue of masts. 50% of voters think it is time to quit the masking pier that has jumped 12% since february of this year. what do these numbers tell you about what the people want and what the parents want when it comes to providing for the health of their own children? >> well, you know, that is exactly right. that is why we ran on parental rights. parental rights covers all sorts of items such as indoctrination, masks, across the sexual orientation. parents don't want it. our big theme, the parental rights and physical discipline as andrew said appear that was a key issue. that will be a big issue going forward as well. >> todd: andrew... >> opportunity for all students. >> todd: understood. andrew, the democrats that you spoke to as you were campaign, what did they say to you?

>> alex touched on it. they kind of have an mantle to make sure all students are treated equally with respect pier that is something that we agree on. unfortunately, there is so much misinformation. people don't want to get along. it doesn't make for good headlines. i think alex and i and i know tammy is in our neighboring district, we love to have conversation with people who disagree but we need to find common ground. there is a lot more we can find common ground on pier these hot button issues, the parents were clear, please, please, please protect our children. >> todd: did you get any to convert to your side? go to the doorknob, i'm a democrat, oh, no, i will vote for you. >> i did. one woman last night actually said come i can't believe you got those people who were democrats to vote for you? and they said, it started way back when earlier election and may be had something to do with

eggnog and having a fun time. they are wonderful people. it is a great, honest conversation i had with them that help win them over. really, it is about getting along and having unity has community that we are looking for. >> todd: tammy, what message not just to texas but the nation? >> welcome i think it lets the public school bureaucrats know the parents are in charge. mama bears are out and they are mad. they stood up and they came out, and they are voting. they want them to know the parents call the shots, not them. >> todd: happy belated mother's day to all the mothers out there. thank you for your time, congratulations on your projected wins. we thank you. worried sick about a baby formula shortage. this is a real, guys, this is scary. they want to know why president biden hasn't done anything to help. a concerned mom joins us live. >> carley: dan hoffman reacting to putin military

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>> carley: a fox news alert. tragedy in paradise. a woman is in critical condition after getting sick at a resort where three others mysteriously died. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. that survivor being treated at a miami hospital. doug luzader has more on this shocking story. doug. >> doug: one woman is hospitalized in florida, the daily mail released photos of two of the victims. is there