ask if i could get him back i'll get him back. but they would believe nothing. i lost it, it is gone. but i lost something more valuable than my home and my possession and that was him. clark's heartbreak in the heartland, and emotional outpouring from a woman who lost her brother and a tornado in alabama. he was one of at least nine people killed in storms in the southeast.

alabama governor says president biden will approve disaster declaration for the state opening up federal money for relief efforts. hello everyone i am arthel neville lockwood "fox news live", hi eric. before that is heartbreaking but hello arthel hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. two major stories we are following at this hour there are new details and that mysterious case of the missing massachusetts mom ana walshe. how police logs are shedding new light on the early stages of the investigation since she vanished on new year's day but will have delays on that. retired fbi assistant director is standing by with his insight on this investigation. but let's begin first with another new potential headache for president biden. a special counsel to the president announcing today that five more pages of documents were classified markings were found at the president wilmington, delaware home thursday night. even more classified documents apparently recovered on top of the other ones before. white house correspondent peter

doocy just moments ago telling us this new find it means there's more unanswered questions about the biden administration handling of these classified documents. >> i am going through my notes, comparing what i heard at that press briefing yesterday with what we are learning today. and there's a few things from my notes that we heard the press secretary say, keep in mind the day after they knew even more documents were located. she said comes as a quote, we have been transparent. she said and this is a quotes, this has been done in a transparent way. and she said, another quote, we are not avoiding anything here. they knew on thursday nights that there were more documents, that's what they're telling us about today. and yet on friday they claimed transparency. we now know that is just not the

case. arthel: alright peter thank you. we're going to direction from former prosecutor doug burns and former congressman jason on these developers in a moment. let's first begin with lucas tomlinson but he is light at the white house with more, lucas. >> arthel that's a great point our colleague peter doocy the white house saying these additional documents, five more pages of classified auteur were discovered thursday night. we did not hear anything about that friday for this white house press briefing karine jean-pierre spoke to the press and did not mention any of this but let's go back to the exchange that peter doocy had on friday when we first learned exactly where the classified material was discovered at his home in wilmington, delaware. >> classified materials next your corvette? what were you thinking? >> it by the way my corvette is an eight locked garage is not like it sitting out on the street. >> within it locked garage. >> yes as well as my corvette.

>> just minutes before that the white house issued a statement saying another classified document was found outside of that garage. now she just set off the top we have learned more classified material five additional pages at the corner to the white house of course not independently verified by anyone. those are found outside that garage and an adjacent room for it last night i house of the judiciary committee announced yesterday is launching a new investigation into these classified documents. said he wants us to the visitor logs whose coming in and out the presidents woman to home. >> i've little faith they will try to resolve this matter. especially a transparent way. shawn, thanks what is interesting is there's a lot of people going in that prior residence or lot of friends of hunter biden's. we note some of the less than savory characters that hunter biden hangs around with. cook some democratic lawmakers think those classified documents have been deliberately misp misplaced. >> i am suspicious of the timing of it.

i am also aware of the fact that things can be planted on people. places and things can be pla planted. things can be planted in places and then discovered conve conveniently. that may be what has occurred here. i'm not ruling that out. i am open in terms of the investigation needs to be investigated. >> now, some special counsel conducted fair independent investigation because of a long-standing justice department policy. the sitting president cannot be charged with a crime. arthel: lucas, meanwhile do we know who had access to these rooms the president willing to residence? >> has a great question is we just learned from ken buck many republicans want to see the visitor logs with sortable the former president trump got rid of the visitor logs. biden brought them back for it normal for the white house and other executive air does not necessarily his home in wilmington. of course a secret service will have a log of who is coming in

and out. we have the president spends a lot of time there pretty fact this weekend present biden's back in wilmington but we just learned moments ago additional classified materials found thursday night at the presidents woman come home for that's where the president is right now, arthel. >> lucas, meanwhile this slow drip and nature, will this give the biden opponents of more to chew on, more for their questions to raise? >> or is no question. the special counsel investigating the handling of classified information but we know back in november merrick garland appointed special counsel to investigate the former president's handling of classified material from mar-a-lago. right now you have two top presidential candidates for 2024 ding investigated but certainly the voters can hear a lot about this must succumb, arthel. so you have a right lucas tomlinson they are live at the white house for thank you very much lucas but right now were going to bring criminal defense attorney and former federal prosecutor doug burns. so doug, right off the bat i

went to ask you did the biden case just take a turn? >> well, it may have. look this a lot of unanswered questions. know it sounds like a cliché but there are pre-from the standpoint of any legal case, we need to know how long have the documents been there? does it really go back six years? what were the exact circumstances under which they ended up in wilmington, in the office of the think tank and so forth. who had access? you are just questioning the report about that's very, very important. to answer your question i think it takes a little bit of a turn. but i don't ever really get too far out over the skis. i want to sit back, see if there's additional releases and the next few days or week and then regroup from there. also echo what everyone is saying which is they do have a special counsel in place. he is going to look into these exact questions that i am laying out which is instead of everybody just sort of having to speculate without knowing the real details, he is going to get

into exactly how the documents got there. how long have they been there? all that type of information, arthel. arthel: but doug, meanwhile's president biden taken the right approach? or is he inadvertently hurting his own case with this slow drip of discovery? could this cause distrust? >> is a great question. let makes a public relations media. the point is in the questioning from peter doocy the other day, when he made that sort of dramatic statement, which was smart to put the president under a little pressure, what were you thinking? again, right there he should not have made any statements. that is from a criminal law standpoint. public relations wise, while i'm not an expert i would say they do seem to be having a little trouble sort of controlling what is going on. getting out in front of the story as a media folks like to describe it. so to answer questions specifically think they've made

a few mistakes certainly in the early stages. arthel: meanwhile it seems like this came out of nowhere. explain why now? why are we hearing about these documents in possession of now president biden? what's it's a funny i'm smiling. that is the number one question in my mind as somebody's been doing federal criminal law for a long, long time. the point is for the art is for the sake of argument the documents have been there six years. the first question they must overwhelming question of all is your question, arthel, why are we hearing about it right now? now i'm not going to say this definitely some back story, but there may be some type of back story. it is not clear. it is too early. the point is, what was the while? the mechanism for having this disclosed now under the circumstances under which it is disclosed? a lot of people are scratching their heads, lawyers are moving

boxes for there could be some benign explanation which is somebody was actually moving boxes. survive it's like were cleaning house, or during spring cleaning were finally getting to this office that needs be cleaned cleaned out years ago. i don't know. it could be something as easy as that what you seeing? >> i moved to china years ago to the marmot i admin now i did not call lawyers to move i called the moving company. >> during the president of the vice president. [laughter] go-ahead. >> pretty high level you're right when they moved they call attorneys. i bet he's lifting some weights. [laughter] arthel: listened as a split president biden's case closed and similarly to the former president trump's case? or, are they still two different cases? >> i think there are distinctions. i think it has been fair people have pointed them out. president trump had been asked

repeatedly to turn the material over, he didn't feel he had to do that or didn't want to do that. i think that fact pattern is a little different. but again, you must have to raise the footnote you raised went to the corvette, what exactly is the reason why it is coming out now? is this some kind of choreograph then? that is speculation and fairness. but there are differences in the two cases. but at the same time you have to take stock in the fact the attorney general of the united states saw fit to appoint a special counsel on this matter as well. think how bizarre that is politically about the former president united states, the current president of the united states to very well may be running against each of the parade they're both under investigation for the same offense, it is unbelievable, arthel. >> if you put those cases side-by-side, is one more prosecutable than the other? looks very good question that is

hard to say. think you have heard other experts saying he doesn't believe you should criminalize this type of situation and either political direction. so, what is interesting about your question is the answer is and now it's probably going to be harder to justify prosecuting donald trump without prosecuting current president. i think at the end of the day a little crystal ball and it's not really meet professor dershowitz said that she doesn't think either one of them will end up being charged with the classified documents. no member, president trump's investigation also includes january 6. during a parallel with that as he can star factor, the late judge can start start with the whitewater investigation with the clintons parade that morphed. i'm not suggesting that's going to happen, but when the special counsel comes into the picture you do not know where it could go. that's the other sort of unknown here. arthel: you're right we don't

know which way is going to go in either direction. again special councils are investigating both cases. before we go, doug, what is the take away for the american public at this juncture? who will be no doubt bombarded with misinformation as these investigations are carried out. >> might take away, not to lecture anybody is not listed on any cage do not prejudge it. do not throw around the soundbite that someone political direction and the soundbite and the other it's not that productive. it is early on in a case. let's be fair, let's see if the special counsel comes up with. let's try to learn more of the my niche of the facts and that applies in both directions with the former president and with the current president. you are it will live there, doug burns think he was always. >> my pleasure, arthel. eric: what exactly will house republicans look for as

judiciary committee launches investigation into these classified documents question at fox news contributor jason is with this former utah congress miniature of the house oversight committee. congressman welcome. from your experience as a chair of the house oversight committee, what will be the first steps that you think this committee should look at when it comes these documents? >> they need to know the intensity of these documents. there classified documents and then there are really classified documents. so they need to have an in camera review of those documents. which means i get to go over them, read them a look at them and understand the severity of the classification of the materials themselves. i think congressman can is absolute right you want to see the visitor log street who had access to them? why were they looking at them? there is no reason why congress would not have a full throttle investigation. part of the investigation needs to be of the department of justice. you have a three admissions of

guilt. we admit that we are guilty is what bidart is saying. and yet there is no raid and no investigation to go and look at all the other documents. why aren't the fbi look at the total documents and making their own determination? because if you have classified documents out in the wind some people can get killed for that. why did they do it? they did it with donald trump, where are they doing that with joe biden? it makes no sense. >> this is a recent date with donald trump's they refused to turn over these documents for their asked many times by the national archives to do that. and did not. the biden ministration sink well they have been transparent. you buy that? apparently the first of the documents on november 2. the election was what six days later? you think they try to hide this for political purposes or was this inadvertent? >> we don't know but begs the question why were the presidents are attorneys rifling through

his documents less than a week before the election? i'm sure that is just a coincidence but he already been out of office some four years or six years i should say. so that does begs a question. look, donald trump is much more transparent and they were actually having negotiations and discussions for the president is claiming those were not classified documents because the president can declassify documents. >> they said he did in his mind the experts say that is not the case, that's not how it is done. >> ergo i think i am am saying is there having those discussions with the attorneys. so there is no doubt about that. the second part that with joe biden, if you three times admits that we have unauthorized access to classified information in a nonsecure setting, why isn't the fbi going in and trying to do secure those? it really begs the question. >> i would say because they turn them over, they claimed they

were transparent. they actively turn them over to the archives. there's a question whether or not they alerted the justice department. what you think went wrong? where is karine jean-pierre not telling the truth it will be hearings on this? not just an investigation but will there be hearings and have the officials up and testify under oath? >> aptly not a silly administration officials. absolutely going to do that. the white house spokesperson is probably one of the most incompetent and in accurate spokespersons we have ever seen in the history of the white house. and for her to go up into the president takes us very seriously, evidently not. now we've had this problem three times over. for her to say it is transparent, you don't want classified documents to be transparent for their swiss to the opposite of transparent. they are supposed be not locks, secured compartmentalize facility. and they weren't. that is the problem.

over the penn center, who grab those boxes? quite did they grab those boxes? there is a real problem. support unit who claimed he lived at that address in wilmington for number of years was hunter biden. should he be caught up and questioned about whether or not he had access to this? >> yes. that's we've got to look at the secret service logs. yes by all accounts would have had access to those types of materials. and who knows who else. that is what is scary about this, who knows who else. let's of those classified documents are bright when hillary clinton, they were so classified, even at me as a chairman of the oversight committee with the security clearance could not review them, they were that sensitive. eric: and finally, should there be a full review? how do they know what else is out there question for you president george w. bush, what if stuff is stuffed in the couch and planes is there anything still and planes?

how do you know it's been floating out there and who has access to it? >> there is no reason to bring any other president into this president clinton, president bush, that is not a reasonable thing to do. but, when president biden admits three times in a row that there are different facilities that have classified documents, why is in the department of justice blowing in there and reviewing every single one of them? you are not supposed to take any documents they are all federal records. so i sent the fa look at this? sue for a lot of good questions how stuff gets up and escapes them. jason, thank you. you cannot even see the stuff yourself. and you are the chairman of the committee. wow. congressman, thank you good to see you. tomorrow on of course "sunday morning futures", maria will be here. look what she's got as her guest, house speaker kevin mccarthy of course shall be asking all about the documents, this case and his plans for the

republicans going forward as he now heads the house the committees and the gop. that is tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. with maria. arthel: alright eric, thank you but right now are going to move onto the to the other important story we are following. logs in the case of missing massachusetts mom ana walshe show someone from her work contacted police for a wellness check on january 4, that is three days after she was last seen. this comes as a recently released 2014 incident report says anna told d.c. metro police that bryant threatened to kill her and a friend for the two were not married at that time. brian is live with more on this case. >> arthel, look, it has been two weeks since ana walshe disappeared. in that time were starting to learn more and more about her husband brian who is under the microscope. on a claim to the 2014 police

report that brian threatened to kill her and ate friend during a seven minute phone call part she decided however not to press charges and the couple married a year later. meanwhile in a 2019 affidavit, a family friend described brian as a quote sociopath. but also a very angry and physically violent person. brian is in police custody charged with misleading investigators about his whereabouts as it pertains to the disappearance of his wife as evidence of wrongdoing is seemingly mounting. he for instance never told police he went to a home depot and purchased $450 with the cleaning supplies the day after ana went missing. blood and a broken knife are found in the family basement. he reportedly made internet searches on how to dispose of a woman's body. we spoke to the silvers, friends and tenets of the walsh's. they found it odd they texted brian happy new year on the first of january and he did not respond until the second at 2:30 1:00 p.m. the day after ana was

last seen alive saying he had misplaced his phone and his son found it. whilst it is chilling because if the second was the day after she was missing, i know if mike was missing i would be like have you spoken to my wife before i responded to anything else he said but have you spoken to her? have you heard from her? that would be the first thing. there is no mention of honor whatsoever. that's very strange. >> the last time on it was seen alive was at the family home on new year's eve. she had a gathering there with her husband, brian and a family friend. the search continues for ana there've not been any murder charges filed for it all this is her three young boys are in the custody of child services, arthel. arthel: that's so sad, brian thank you so much. with a more on this right now are going to bring former fbi assistant director chris, at

this point what questions do you have? where does the investigation derail or go wrong? >> the big questions are, where is his wife? there is overwhelming circumstantial evidence that she wasn't dismembered people seen that lab results come in on the hacksaw and the hatchet. the next question the public would be asking is why hasn't he been arrested for first-degree murder? i think the answer to that is there waiting for it lab results. it's a lot more difficult when you don't have a body. you have the circumstantial evidence but you still need to show that he committed a crime, in this case murder. and the murder weapon and some other evidence and there is in fact a person who has been murdered. so this case is on ice shall we say because they have him arrested for they know he's not going anywhere and they can take their time with the investigation get it right.

arthel: yes, brian has been charged with misleading investigators that's what he's been arrested by the same question, will he be charged with killing his wife, homicide? >> i think it is inevitable. they probably could charge him now to think they want to make sure they have a very, very tight case. i think is going to hinge on lab results, blood and a lab results and that sort of thing. the knife, the hatchet, the hacksaw, the blood spot in the basement and that sort of thing. it is not impossible to prosecute a case without a body but it's very difficult. this will be hinging on a lot of circumstantial evidence for the real kicker will be the dna and the blood evidence. arthel: is the picture of brian unfolds, is there any chance his defense attorneys can file some sort of insanity plea?

>> possibly. there is a lot of history here it looks like. he seems to be mounting up at somebody described him as a sociopath. that doesn't criminally legally insane to be criminally, legally and safety so that you could never participate in your defense. and you comprehend the charges against you. i don't think that's going to be the defense in this case. if they don't find the body it will revolve around attacking the circumstantial evidence here. in my opinion there are signs of classic domestic abuse here. the threats, the psychopathic behavior he threatened to kill her, she thought enough about the call the police and file a complaint and then backs off. that is a classic talk stockholm tight behavior in a domestic abuse situation. cook should drop the charges. what about their three sons? they are in the states custody, it was going to happen to them?

>> that is the saddest part of this. there may be maternal grandparents that may take custody. there may be paternal grandparents that are responsible enough to take custody of the children. that's going to be litigated in the courts. that's the saddest part of the story those three are probably without a mother. >> that's a set i'm going to try to combine two questions give it to me in 30 seconds. any possible way on it will be found alive? second question can any of brian's relatives be implicated in this case? >> answer the first question, probably not. could other relatives be implicated? i would not rule that out at all. obviously the investigators are looking at that bread they search the grandmother's home. they seem to be focused in in and around that residence.

so that is not out of the possibility here. that is all in play. stupid former fbi assistant director, thank you very much for joining us, take care. >> thanks arthel. eric: now to the weather this week and widespread destruction in the southeast hadley to tell you about after the deadly tornado spotting storm system swept through the area. at least nine people have been killed. the severe weather outbreak hitting nine states, alabama, he appears to be the hardest hit about 50 miles west of montgomery a tornado produced home search to rubble and selma comment that cities served as as a flashpoint in the civil rights movement, hard hit fox whether nicole valdes is in selma as recovery there begins. >> eric, certainly a difficult weekend ahead here in selma. dozens without a home. others without critical resources like running water or

power as a cold front moves over alabama. you are taking a look at some of the destruction the national weather service said caused by a higher end ef2 tornado. they took in a lot of the images and the devastation you see around us into account when surveying that damage. you will see a home here that really paints a clear picture as to how strong those winds were. windows completely shattered. shingles of that roof gone and trees and down as far as the eye can see but we know at least two people were injured here, nine dead across the south bridge just yesterday alabama governor and sing this damage firsthand. calling it some that were she is ever seen. asking president biden to expedite a major disaster declaration for the state of alabama, eric. eric: thanks a much, arthel? arthel: yes erica some of the southeast, after a brief break a

torrential storms, they are hitting california again this weekend. thousands have already been forced out of their homes from flooding, to torrential downpour and dangerous bug flights. governor gavin newsom and other state officials are urging people to stay vigilant about more stormy weather that's coming their way. eric: lisa marie presley's finally resting place will be at graceland. of course the home and memphis of her late father, elvis pressley for the burial plan coming as new details are emerging about her last moments. this is a tributes continue to pour in from around the globe for the only child of the rock 'n' roll legend shocked after seeing her the other day at the golden globes. christina coleman alive in los angeles with more of the funeral plans, christina. >> hi eric, as for the new details you just mentioned, tmz is reportedly set marie presley was a report brain that after she was admitted to the hospital

thursday suffering a cardiac episode at her home. tmz also reports she suffered a second cardiac arrest and due to her condition, or family reportedly signed a do not resuscitate order in case she flatlined again. her death has left millions in mourning. the 54 year old singer/songwriter was elvis' only child. she just celebrated the movie elvis with her mother, priscilla at the golden globes on tuesday. tracks and, can you imagine lisa marie being the daughter, the child may be the second most famous men in the history of the world, next to christ himself. >> now, despite all of her fame lisa marie presley was no stranger to struggle. she wrote about the endless grief she endured of the loss of her 27-year-old son benjamin who died by suicide in 2020 but she also lost her father when she was just nine years old.

and later battled with drug addiction paired her loved ones are now honoring her life, legacy and resilience. many fans paid their respects yesterday at graceland including these two women who brought flowers and signs with heartfelt messages. >> i think it was the least we could do to honor his daughter. here is my sign that says kiss your daddy for me. >> lisa marie has been famous since the day she was born. we happen to be in the area passing through on our way home and heard the tragic news last night. were going to stay here anymore so we decided to stop and pay tribute to lisa. >> the tragic news and debris presley survived by three children and her mother, priscilla. eric: it is, christina thank you but as we remember lisa marie presley born into rock realty boring on thursday at 54 is all the tragedy as we said just happened two days after she attended the golden globes with her mother, priscilla. praise from elvis and awesome beutler, love and heartbreak as

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that's 800-630-8900. arthel: goes a southern border of the migrant crisis continues to rage as the mayor of new york city travels to el paso, texas today for a first-hand look. this visit comes nearly a week after president biden's first trip to the border as commander-in-chief. and as nyc struggles to handle an influx of asylum-seekers. national correspondent rick jenkins is live in eagle pass, texas with the very latest. >> hey arthel, good afternoon but it will be interesting to see if mayor adams sees in el paso but we are seeing in eagle pass right here. i will go back to our drone we were just showing you, you can seat moments ago this group of just over half a dozen adults and about four children, all

they told they are from ecuador they're going to be processed here. this is the fifth such group we have seen here since we were here around sunrise today. it happens like clockwork. they will be processed because they are from ecuador and they are clearly family units for its likely they will be released into the u.s. and be able to apply for asylum if they go to an ice office. it is the surging numbers have been such the story. not let me show exclusive photos we got over in florida a few hours ago. this was given to us from a ship passenger. it is a boat of 17 cuban migrants that were rescued by a royal caribbean a liberty of the season ship. the coast guard taking them into custody. but it is indicative of the crisis which spreads from florida all the way to texas, to arizona and california. let me show you the numbers but since just the first of the

year, january 1 the past 13 days and 48000 tillable migrant and counters across the entire southwest border of which i was 20000 been expelled under title 42. interestingly almost 75% were single adults. now, i think kitty county which is not far from where we are about 50 miles north of our position, a rancher had a scary interaction with some migrants it tried to break into her home. fortunately, deputy's and sheriff's office were able to get them but here's a little bit of what she told us about her explains, listen. >> i kept telling them to stop in spanish. and asked him to please leave which they refused to do. they are just coming over the hundreds and hundreds right through here, just through here. it is very nerve-racking. >> so, the numbers continue to be the big story. the number of migrants and it

comes as a mayor adams trip to el paso also accompanies the mayor's request for additional emergency aid for the migrants that are being sent to new york city but interestingly they are in kitty county agreed that county attorney also asking for help and aid from surrounding texas counties, arthel will send it back to you. siva all right, griff will be interesting to see how much mayor adams sees it is going to meet with migrants or not but any word from your point on that your perspective? >> and no, we have reached out to the mayor's office. they tell us we will get his schedule at some point. we possibly could get a press avail either later today or tomorrow from the mayor. it will be very interesting to see what he sees and what he has to say about that. obviously affecting everything like a border towns here, all the way to the big apple. arthel: griff jenkins, reporting as always, thank you. so forevermore that's a spring

in chad wolf's former acting how much garrity secretary in american first policy institute executive director. it's always good to see you. so, near city eric adams a democrat is going to or he is there now will be spending that we can't sing conditions for himself. what should and what do you think a mayor adams will learn from his visit to the border? >> well, the mayor's head to el paso. i have to remind folks there are more locations along that border that are seeing the influx of the migrant crisis. it seems to be go to mcallen, other parts of the border. it's crazy live in a world the mayor of new york city multiple thousands across the border are having to visit the border to encourage this president to take this crisis seriously. capacity in new york city has

some out run out for these migrants. that is a world in which we live in and that is where the mayor is going for it i hope that he does see some facilities that are housing the migrants but obviously they are on the streets of el paso as well. but you don't actually have to go to el paso and see for your own eyes, the crisis that we have seen over the last 24 months for it is staring you in the face for this pictures every day. the numbers don't lie. it is unfortunate the mayor of new york city has to actually travel all the way to el paso to get the attention of this administration. sue for the processing center he will see migrants at those areas. and not as you point out go to look at the river. it is astounding when you're at the rio grande and seeing these people coming over right in front of your face. >> yes, absolutely. it's one thing to be in downtown el paso. there is a border wall they are. and you can see these migrants basically walking over from mexico. it's very different seeing them

on the other side of the river or in the desert trying to make a very, very dangerous journey to come across that river. trying to understand that and see how both a border patrol, texas dps and others are responding in those remote areas. it is very different than what they may see or not see in el paso. eric: do you think the mayor is putting the blame as it should be? as a fellow democrat is criticizing administration retrying to seek more money from the state of new york. saying the migrants being sent here critical of both governors admits and governor of colorado for sending migrants east. about 2 billion-dollar price tag for new york city, taxpayers. what would you like the mayor to say and do you think he will not spare the president? >> well, he shouldn't read the end of the day the only reason he is in el paso or seeing thousands of migrants being a bus to new york city are because of the policies of this

administration. there is nothing more going on than that. and so what new york city is experiencing, with the mayor's experience as a small fraction of a small fraction of border cities and towns along that border in south texas and arizona and elsewhere have been experiencing for the past 24 months. these communities we are talking about a crisis in 2021 a well before new york city was. and so he has a population that's much bigger, the capacity much larger than the cities like del rio and eagle pass to deal with this. and yet he is at his wits end. he does not know what else to do. his only reaction nothing it can do is travel thousands of miles away and go to el paso to try to bring the attention to this what house. evidently phone calls are not working for him breeze not getting the help. to help us change the policies along the border so you don't have these hundreds of thousands of folks crossing that border being released into the united

states where they eventually do end up in sanctuary cities like new york. >> is such the people being released in some of them unaccounted for quite obviously but it's the fentanyl and the drugs. let me show you some statistics are new york city, functional deaths have skyrocketed. it is seen as much of that coming over the border. more than 2668 deaths. up to 76% compared to 2019 but that is almost double, up almost one third from just last year. 80% of overdose deaths in new york city from fentanyl, your comments on that? >> i think what those numbers show you is every city in the country right now is a border city. what comes across that border whether it's a human trafficking, the people or the illegal narcotics and fentanyl do not sail on the board of the border states for the end up in big cities like new york, chicago and elsewhere. we think it's important to keep in mind. president biden had a prime

opportunity while he was in mexico to really address illegal trafficking, the human trafficking, the fentanyl crisis and all that head on with the president of mexico he failed to do that. it is not a centerpiece of their discussions. eric: will bring you the latest from the border and from mayor adams a visit will begin at his news conference. to see if he did indeed learn anything and if he can put any of the blame on the's administration. chad wolf thank you we will be chad wolf thank you we will be righ ud. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv mucinex nightshift fights your worst nighttime symptoms so you can get to sleep and wake up ready to go. how could you? wake up to a new you. with mucinex nightshift, it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season.

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eric: supreme court in brazil's agreed to launch an investigation for president. prosecutors say the x later incited that far right mob into a frenzied riot on sunday. after supporters storm the country's congress, the presence of pals other government buildings. an attempt to overturn the presidential election in october. lost reelection bid.

now in florida. today's brazil former justice minister was arrested as part of the election insurrection investigation. meanwhile, further investigations are continuing over what exactly happens. arthel: barrage of russian mystical targeted infrastructure in cities across ukraine today. killing at least five civilians in an apartment building in the southeast. this comes as a british prime minister says the uk will provide ukraine with tanks and other artillery systems. alex hogan is alive more. cooks hi, arthel but much of the capitol woke up this morning, the sound of explosions after again at 9:30 even before the sirens went off. you can see the fog up behind meat that is exactly what it looks like in the early hours of the morning. residents are told to go to

shelter. many of them hiding in a subway system for the government says 18 buildings were hit including homes and critical infrastructure. the attack. this a massive crater in the small village just outside of the capitol. you can still smell the explosion that knocked out windows and nearby homes and land in just feet from the closest house. in the east it has been weeks of fighting over the town, moscow says it controls the land while argues the fight is not over. russia has seized about half of the region. sees this town as a means to advance further in the east. although western analysts argued the bloodied battle has become more symbolic than anything is moscow hopes to gain more momentum on the front lines. minolta that russia has released attacks and other major cities across the country in the west, in the north, further south this video showing medics responding

to a bombed out apartment building where the number of injuries continues to rise. at least five people are dead. more than 60 people have been wound up at 14 of them are children but right now they are creating an assembly line, the volunteers picking up pieces of debris, digging through the rubble in hopes of finding survivors but unfortunately, there's also the fear of finding more bodies. arthel: innocent people being killed for nothing. it is horrible. alex hogan live in kyiv, ukraine thank you. eric: missing energies this mother ana walshe is not the only missing person case and vet being investigated. in pennsylvania they do the same thing searching a landfill there and connection to the case of another missing mother her name is jennifer brown. she disappeared more than a week ago. helicopter video shows investigators using tobacco's to come through trash at the site yesterday. that is about 60 miles north,

that is where brown lived. police say the 43-year-old was last seen on generally third after she failed to pick up her son at a bus stop. the next day officers found her car parked at her home. her keys, wallet and work cell phone were inside her car. but her personal cell phone was missing. there is a reward in this case. it's now at $15000. congress investigate the cause of the massive federal aviation computer outage last week, earlier this week. the systems failed just grounded people all across the country in airports, tens of thousands of passengers stuck. chief congressional correspondent chad pergram has more on what happens. >> eight prepack's congress after cascade of air travel snafus. the most recent is the first complete airline ground stop

since 911, thanks to crushing computers. >> this is a major problem we cannot have this again. >> lawmakers question how catastrophic technical failure could paralyze air travel per. >> how could a platform like this suddenly go down? were there no backups? >> lawmakers on the hook to pay for significant equipment upgrades. >> there is a real opportunity here the faa reauthorization bill to fund the appropriate technologies. to make sure the government is doing their part per. >> flight cancellations or double what they were five years ago. delayed flights the highest since 2018. even of the industry scored nearly $79 billion in covid cash. lawmakers defended the aide. >> the money that congress approved for the airlines was to keep people employed at the airlines during the pandemic. >> but money is only one issue. >> the biggest problem is right now we don't have any leadership in the faa >> present biden

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it represents the hug the king shared after he won the nobel paris peace prize in 1964. president biden is planning to visit atlanta, georgia on mlk day to honor the dreamer. and tomorrow, on fox news light we will speak with national urban league president and former mayor of new orleans, marc morial of the presence of the president's coming trip. >> we look forward to that. there is a developing story out of maine, one really lucky lottery player has hit that maga millions jackpot. you're the lucky numbers if you have not seen them, 30, 43, 45, 46, 61, 14 for official say someone purchased the winning ticket worth $1.35 billion at a gas station in lebanon. too bad we don't live in maine. arthel: it wasn't me and i'm not in maine recommen ded brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar.

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