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toxic chemicals. welcome to fox news live, i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkens. lucas tomlinson on the ground in east palestine, lucas, what do you have for us? >> griff, state and local and even federal officials like epa say the water is clean. many residents simply don't believe them. in the last few minutes a truck pulled up to distribute bottled water from salvation army and private owners. yesterday i spoke to a resident by the creek, this is what he said about the water. >> it's tainted and it would never be the same. i would never let me kids walk in this. >> ever? >> ever again. lucas: now representative bill johnson who represents east

palestine in congress, he responded to that sound. >> the epa, both the federal and the state have made the valid case that the water is clean. this community has a city water system that is routinely tested anyway. it does not get its water source from that creek. lucas: the epa has deployed teams like this to clean the nearby streams and creeks. president biden sent epa chief to tell people that water and air are safe and clean but senator vanve says wanting help from the feds he wants the railway to pay and not the federal government. it will include toxicologists. norfolk southern railways has

been handing out thousand dollar checks. some residents nearby town say they also deserve to be compensated. jd vance welcomes the help from the fed but doesn't want norfolk to get off the hook. >> we are going to insist that they pay whatever damages that have been caused. the railroad is responsible for those damages. lucas: now just a few minutes norflok ceo alan shaw walked into the build to go meet with officials. we are standing by if they can take questions. griff: great, i hope he will speak with with you. there's a picture being pained that what the officials are saying and what the residents feel is quite divergent path. lucas: griff, many residents here are uncertain about things

and there's a mcdonalds. i spoke with residents inside. a family, two small girls, they play basketball here in town. they were going to practice, game later this afternoon. they are stopping for breakfast. they think they have to continue mission, keep going. but that being said, they just feel uncertain and their worry while the fed and local officials might say air and water are clean now, their concern 5, 10, 20 years down the line. griff: lucas tomlinson, thank you. jacqui. jacqui: republican strategist and cofounder of south and hill strategies and david, former obama campaign adviser and state official. thank you both for being with us. watching this unfold in east palestine, ohio, you feel for the residents there and a lot of their concerns that can they believe what they are being

told. i want to start with the soundbite from the mayor sympathizing with those concerns and expressing a lot of what we are hearing. take a listen. >> with we have a town of 4700 people that are squared and wan- scared and want answers. it's not a political thing. it's just -- it's true. they were late to the dance as i like to say and, you know, our people deserve better. jacqui: is it fair to say they are late to the dance and something politically that will affect how residents there folks affiliated with the federal government's response to this? >> jacqui, it's an issue of competence and confidence. people don't know if they can drink the water and exposed to long-term damage. they are looking for fin answer. that will fall on the doorstep

of the biden administration much like the situation with chinese spie balloon and discussion of ufo's has been slow. if you look at all of the responses, it's been the mayor, congressman, the ceo getting chase intoed the back of cars but absent from that has been the biden administration whether it's secretary pete buttigieg and president biden. they led from behind and they will pay that political price. jacqui: david, i want to have you r -- respond to that. we know epa has been on site and fema couldn't offer assistance because there was a party involved. the owner of this company is now -- they are finally answering questions and this is not the same thing as hurricane, for instance. is it fair that this politically may fall on the president's doorstep and if so, is it too late to remedy that? >> you know, the biggest mistake may have been made by the federal government is that we

didn't have proper regulations in place to have railroad company to have adequate number of staff and not long train. this was 150 car train that came rambling through this small town. it was unsafe given the size of that train. obviously there was some kind of problem with the train, maybe they didn't have enough staff to recognize that problem and that's why this happened. and so one of the first things we should do after dealing with immediate situation, what regulations laws need to be placed so this doesn't happen in small towns across america. regarding the epa, they are there. they say it's safe. i understand the concerns to have people on the ground there. it sunt seem like we even know which chemicals have been released. how does the epa know what the long-term impact will be on the citizens of east palestine? >> should the president go there and make support for the community now? >> i mean, i think it will be nice if the president went there. the president goes to other natural disasters. this is getting a lot of

attention. this has a lot of concern across america. ic it would be a good message. jacqui: i want to bring up a tweet from the transportation secretary blaming trump for this it seems. he tweets secretary pete buttigieg, we are constrained by law like derailed by trump in 2018 by law passed in 2015 but we are using the powers we have to keep people safe. is it helpful to blame the prior administration, is it fair to do that, where do you see -- how do you read that tweet? >> well, give pete buttigieg credit for one thing, elevated to transportation secretary to most people have never heard of in previous administrations. david raises which is a good one about issues whether there were appropriate regulations, whether there was appropriate safeguards in terms of workers. that was raised in letter from senator rubio and senator vance calling for secretary pete

buttigieg's resignation. that's a fair dills cushion but not -- discussion and they have to get out there and answer the questions because in the absence of any sort of -- of chaos fills the vacuum and that's what's happening right in terms of federal response. jacqui: there's been criticism of secretary pete buttigieg over a number of the challenges that have faced the biden administration. a lot of them have fallen to his lap but speculation that maybe republicans are going after him particularly hard because they look at him like a candidate potentially for bigger office at some point in time. what do you say to that, david, and in that, how do you see the field of -- of democrats in the future developing? >> so i think both are possible. i think the best thing the secretary can do to inoculate himself is to go there and be visible on the issue. it does fall under his

jurisdiction. i don't think it's his fault that there weren't laws and regulations because they were like that in the past administration as well. he needs to act quickly to get in front of this. regarding whether he's a presidential candidate. he might be in the future but as long as biden is likely to run and it seems like he is going to run for reelection, i don't think anyone, any other serious democrats are going the challenge biden. it's biden to win, to take unless he drops out. jacqui: we have to leave it there. we are out of time but on the 2024 note, real quick, last word from colin, who do you say surging to the front of the republican pack so far? >> well, it's wide open. it's anyone's for the taking. we saw ambassador haley get in this week. the former president and the slew of others get in and they are all going to have compelling case to make with the current status quo. if there's case for pipelines in the country it's right now. if you want chemicals moving through the united states safely, it should be through pipelines and not railways. jacqui: a lot of conversation to be had there. thank you for your time. appreciate it.

griff: great conversation, jacqui. this as we learn more about the recovered chinese spy craft that was shot down off of south carolina's coast. alexandria hoff outside the white house with the latest, hey, alex. alex: we might not ever know the story behind the unknown objects, last night norad and u.s. command said they had come down on difficult terrain, no debris has been located and the same goes for the object that came down in canada's territory. this week the president said that all three belong to private companies or research institutions, not the case u.s. officials say for china's massive spy craft. its remains have been covered. the biden administration have had to respond why it crossed continental u.s. the white house john kirby reit

reiterated that the president will implement new guidelines of such decisions being made. >> you heard the president say this yesterday. it doesn't mean there won't be shootdowns if there's legitimate threat to our security. alex: as the ordeal has only fueled the already tense u.s.-china relations we are waiting to see if secretary of state antony blinken will meet today with china's diplomat wang yee. both attending munich security conference where wang called hysterical. congressman mccaul weighed on potential meeting from munich saying retribution for espionage must be promised. >> i would do it only in the sense to send xi jinping a very strong warning signal that that's going to be the policy of the united states. alex: we don't expect to hear from the president this weekend.

he's prepare to go depart monday for poland, griff. griff: alexandria hoff, on the ground, alex, thank you very much. jacqui, i have to ask you because you spend so much time at the white house and as you heard from alex's report, things are being shout-out of the sky, we don't know what they are. now the search called off and the american people are wondering what the heck, how much pressure do you perceive as inside the west wing, inside the white house to get an answer or are they going to be able to get a pass and move on? jacqui: i don't know that we will ever get real answers on the 3 objects shot down because they are looking at fizzling out those searches. they haven't been successful. there's been tough terrain and tough weather meaning we may not get a concrete idea of whether or not the biden administration overreacted when it shot the other 3 objects out of the sky. we heard the bottle cap balloon brigade that the balloon went

missing the same one that the fighter jet shot one down. we might not hear those answers and because the new parameters are going to be classified people might continue to have questions about whether if you see something in the sky, if a missile is going to follow it. i think the administration has a little more explaining to do on what exactly has changed moving forward. griff: for sure, indeed. jacqui: democratic senator from pennsylvania john fetterman will be at walter reed for a couple of weeks. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has the report. >> the debate isn't new. senators were already concerned about their colleague. >> he's struggling a little bit but he says he's getting better. he's having a tough time. >> others were more confident. >> with him luncheons and committee meetings and he's

doing just fine. >> you're confident he will be there for big votes in the future? >> of course, no question. >> closes ranks around ill members. >> they treat each other the way they want to be treated, a term of senatorial courtesy. >> medical professional caution stigmatizing with a caveat. >> this is a challenge to the american people to be able to feel for someone, to wish them well, to root them on but be aware of the limitations. >> 30% of stroke victims suffer from depression. fetterman missed a third of all senate vote this is year. he uses a special electronic screen to follow along in hearings. it's unclear if he's up to the rigors of the senate. >> will he reach a level of to efficient question that we would require as a senator? >> president biden missed six months in 1998 after two brain

anurisms. >> we had a senator who was prison of war during vietnam war and he used to -- when other senators would ask witnesses questions, he would sometimes answer them. >> there's no fitness clause for someone to serve in the senate, you u.s. the qualifications of 30 years of age plus citizenship. in 1940's carter glass missed four years due to heart ailment, he refused to take calls from the governor begging him to refine. on capitol hill chad pergram, fox news. griff: chad, thank you, now to mississippi where the tate county sheriff's office is charging 52-year-old richard with first-degree murder. he reportedly went on a shooting spree killing six people in a town 30 miles south of memphis friday afternoon. charles watson is live with the latest details hey, charles. charles: devastating situation. 52-year-old suspect in the case

carried out shootings armed with a shotgun and two handguns killing at least 6 people including his ex-wife and stepfather. the shooting span at least 4 different scenes the first being the parking lot of this gas station here behind me. this is where the sheriff says the suspect identified as richard opened fire and killed a man sitting in the driver's seat of a pickup truck in the gas station parking lot around 11:0. the victim's brother was also in the pickup truck but was able to escape through the woods after cr um allegedly chased him briefly. second call came in about another shooting a couple of miles away when deputies around they found deceased body of woman later identified as ex-wife and current husband george who was wound. we spoke to drane this morning who said the suspect hit him with a barrel of shotgun while his wife begged for her life, take a listen.

>> i wasn't aware, i heard her pleading for her not to hurt her or killing and he took what was left of shotgun right to her head. shot her in the head with a shotgun. charles: some time later a sheriff's deputy recognized the car matching the description of the suspect and try today pull him over but authorities say he did not stop and let the deputy on a chase that ended at crum's where deputy would arrest him and two handy man behind crums's home and bodies of stepfather and stepsister inside of neighboring home. the suspect is jailed right now without bond. he's facing right now at least one count of capitol murder and we expect that to be upgraded to

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jacqui: prosecution resting its case in the murdaugh double murder trial after laying out detailed timeline of the night the murders occurred using cell phone and gps data to pinpoint alex murdaugh's location that night. alexis mcadams is live with the latest on this very interesting story, what do you know, alex. alex: hi, jacqui, lots of twists and turns and the data on court can be key in the case as prosecutors lay out a timeline where murdaugh was during and after when his wife and son were shot and killed. so the double murder trial has been going on for several weeks. the nation watching closely is alex murdaugh on trial for allegedly killing 22-year-old son paul and wife maggie, on friday in court prosecutors really zeroed on the defendant's movements on june 7th of 2021 pointing out this cell phone video you can see here. this video was recorded by his son paul according to

authorities just minutes before he was gunned down. you can see it's a kennel there, dogs out on the property and investigators say the clip was taken on the property in south carolina low country steps away from where his son and wife were killed. friends of the victim did identify the defendant's voice talking in the background of the clip which was key placing alex murdaugh at the time around the time of the killings. that was the last time, jacqui, there were any communication from paul or his mom maggie here. so just about 20 minutes after the murders gps data shown in court here shows that murdaugh left the property and drove over to mom's house prosecutors say, though, he lied about how long he was at ace mornings with maria's house. gps data tracks him back home at 10:00 o'clock that night. that's when investigators say he picked up the phone and called 911 and the body camera footage is the officers arriving to the crime scene trying to figure out what had happened as alex murdaugh found wife dead. murdaugh's defense team says

he's a loving man and he didn't do it. >> circumstantial evidence showed defendant called wife maggie and son paul. alex: murdaugh's attorney will have a chance to call their own witnesses if he's found guilty, jacqui, he's looking at 30 years to life behind bars, jacqui. jacqui: we w will be watching, griff. griff: thank you. here to break down attorney alexi rigden. here we've had more than 20 days of this trial and the prosecution has rested. what have we learned, where do we stand? >> well, i still think the most important piece of evidence that came out was the kennel video because it put him in the kennels 5 minutes before the prosecutors say the murders took place and what's important is that he lied about it and that's one of the reasons that criminal defense attorneys tell their clients not to speak to the police because he had a lot of face time with investigators and he lied to them every single

time and it was played in front of the jury which is one of the interviews that was played this week. so, you know, i don't think this is thought to necessarily be a slam dunk for anybody as has been stated this is a strictly circumstantial case where there's no direct evidence he actually did this but this is guilt by a thousand pinprickses as it should and the prosecution is taking little piece of evidence or big piece of evidence and trying to tie it in to paint a picture that he's the one that did this. griff: a thousand p pinpricks. apparently paul talking with his dad about that saying, mom, i want to talk about that. this is discovery of pills that alex had taken before the month before the murders, wasn't right at the end but what do you make

of that? >> seems like the motive is shifting a little bit and will depend on how the jury sees this. him trying to somehow cover up or mitigate financial issues, also the boat crash and getting rid of paul would mitigate financial and some of us have been following for this a long time. the jury members were selected, people who are not supposed to know what's going on. i can't imagine when they get back in the jury room and they are finally able to talk about, this they probably feel like their hair has been blown back. they have been confronted with so much extraneous stuff, financial crime, drug use, suicide for hire plot that wasn't supposed to come in but it came as a result of the defense attorney opening the door. jim griffin, the same defense attorney who opened the door to financial crimes. i would love to be a fly in the

wall when they talk about the case. griff: let me put you on the defense's driver seat, what are they going to do? >> i expect they are going to have to try to basically mitigate and try to make it seem as they've start today do. they are going to have to make it seem that the timeline isn't right because that's really important but hard to do especially with the gm onstar evidence by the way just came in. this evidence on friday kind of wrapped a nice bow around the prosecution's case but it may not have been but it was for the publicity that it came. gm said no, we don't have anything responsive to the request and only a week ago they said we have this information and shared it with the defense and that really helped because instead of relying on cell phone orientation and cell phone evidence which sometime is imprecise and the fact that car was on and off, that time evidence literally gave you a second by second show where he

was driving, how fast he was driving and the fact he was driving more slowly where maggie's phone was found and the influence being that she threw it out. this case does not have the traditional forensics as the smoking gun, if you will, of blood dna and gunshot but it does have really interesting technological evidence. griff: interesting, indeed. we will see where it goes, alexi ridgen, thank you very much for your insight. jacqui: border officials say sex offenders and attempted murderer caught at the southern border just this week alone. more on this cominlig up next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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jacqui: border officials are pushing for more action from politicians in washington for the growing problem along the southern border. fox news casey stegall live from mission, texas with more on this, hey, casey.

>> hey, jacqui, frustration is mounting on the ground when you talk to boots on the ground working. they say they are frustrated as lawmakers continue to visit the region from both political sides but at the end to have day no real solutions are introduced or actual plans on how to fix the problem. a lot of finger-pointing but the problem still continues. look at the new video just this morning from the fox flight team drone shows a group of 50 migrants or show taken into custody in eagle pass, del rio, texas, not far from us. federal agents say in last week alone across the entire southern border, more than 31,000 migrant encounters were logged and more than 12,000 got aways, 117 pounds of fentanyl were seized along with 134 pounds of meth and 95 pounds of cocaine. again, that is all within just 7-day period proof officials say that the border is anything but

secure. >> take their politics, set it aside. republicans take your politics set it aside, let's work together for the good of the country and that's where the fracture is. enough, enough. they battle this every day, we are on this border dealing with tragedy after tragedy and my citizens are tired of it. >> meantime, staff houses continue to pop up on both sides of the border, mexican and u.s. side. agents busted 4 of those in just 3 days time this past week. these houses as we know are used by cartels to temporarily hold drugs and migrants so they can control when and where they are smuggled into the united states. so far for the fiscal year 2023 at least 175 of these stash houses have been dismantled by u.s. border patrol but they say they've encountered thousands up and down the border, jacqui. jacqui: casey stegall for us in mission, texas. griff. griff: jacqui and casey thank you, for more on this we are joined by former acting ice

director and fox news contributor tom homan, tom, let me pick up with casey's reporting left off about the boots on the ground being frustrated with the congressional visits. we saw speaker mccarthy in arizona. i had when i was covering the rgv this past week the energy and commerce committee came down held the first field hearing there near mcallen and it was bipartisan, there were 3 democrats there. my question is can members of congress, is a congressional solution of sorts you see that could be put forth that would help? >> i'm with you, griff. i'm sick and tired of dog and pony shows and they go down and say they care and go back to dc and do nothing about it. i think now that the republicans have the house, they -- they are started oversight hearings and they need to subpoena the right people, subpoena the right information. this administration intentionally unsecured the border that caused the problems. chip roy has hr29 which is i

think is great bill, and you have some republicans that you think is too harsh for a bill. you have to start strong because every bill is going to be negotiated. start from a strong stance because you know it's going to be negotiated down. you have people like tony gonzales who would rather work with senator cornyn. senator signed the bill that gave the border patrol zero. i hope the republicans get together and come up with great legislation and -- force the democrats to pick a side. griff: quickly, what would chip roy's bill do? >> pretty much follow the trump administration's bills. if you claim asylum you will be detained which is what the law says. so it pretty much mirrors a lot of the trump policy that we have proven has worked. what i'm asking is the republicans get together and if you need to negotiate the bill softer that's fine, come together as a bill. i think the oversight hearing

will force some democrats when they hear the evidence and hear witnesses they will have to pick a side. they will prove oversight hearings that the border is not secured, record amounts of fentanyl coming across the border and they can't ignore. border security is important. griff: you know, i think we have seen with the unprecedented amount of deadly fentanyl reaching far beyond the border that states do care and every state has become a border state. i want to talk to you -- there was one tweet of the border papatrol raúl ortiz and they seized fentanyl between legal ports of entry enough to kill 100 million people. that's jus in the first four months of the fiscal year.

an important point that's not just coming through ports. >> great tweet by raúl and i've been screaming for months that the democrats want -- the white house keep pushing that the fentanyl is coming through the port of entries. certainly some that does but most of the fentanyl is not coming through the port of entry. most of the fentanyl seized at the port of entry because they stop every vehicle, they talk to every driver, they have cbp targeting system that has data in it. i can't tell you what's in it. this vehicle may be a vehicle that you might want to pull over based on the data on in the report. but between port of entry, the cartels are going to use the route of least resistance which is between the ports because of this crisis, griff, you know this, 70 to 80% of agents are pulled off the line. so that border is wide open now. it's not a coincidence in historic illegal immigration that you have historic illegal drug flow and the two things

that match port of entries are vulnerable, more agents are pulled off the line every day. that's where the cartels are taking advantage. griff: have to get the agents on the line to do the job they were hired to do. tom homan as always, thank you for your insights, have a great weekend. >> thank you, griff. griff: jacqui. jacqui: controversial new decision from the the loudon coy school board after the break. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors.

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jacqui: loudoun county school board voting to release report of their handling of two sexual assaults, parents and community remembers have been calling for more transparency from the school board for months. for more ian prior, fight for schools. ian, this report was commissioned by the district to go over how it handled these two assaults by the same student and whether -- questions of whether or not the school was competent in how they dealt with these incidents. i know this report was finished in january of last year and we've seen parents and activists pushing for its release for a year now and then we get this vote. why is the board rejecting -- why are they deciding not to release it and are parents going to be able to have confidence

that their kids are safe not knowing? >> well, those are all great questions and that's right. they commissioned this report in october of 2021 actually and they waited to announce that they had commissioned this report until after glenn youngkin and jason had been elected. so that was suspicious number 1 and then in january of 2021 we tried to foy it, we tried to sue for it over attorney-client privilege claims but we weren't successful but assume that at some point after grand jury report came back that the superintendent's spokesperson would be indicted. several school board members in december meeting said they would be in favor of releasing this report yet we get to february when they actually have to vote on it and some of those same school board members turned around and voted no. i believe it was 5 democrats and one republican voting against releasing the report and two republicans and one democrat voting for it. lack, -- look, bottom line you a

grand jury report that is detailed. my personal opinion is that they think there might be things in this report that were communicated under attorney-client privilege than communicated to the grand jury and that could be a problem for them. i don't think there's trust in this school board unless there's new group of people there because quite frankly they have shown a complete unwilling to be transparent, accountable and responsible to constituents. jacqui: interesting point that you make there because what we have seen reported that some people didn't want it released because of concerns that attorney-client privilege would have been revealed or details that, you know, students maybe wouldn't want out would get revealed and also this concern that it was commissioned under superintendent who has since been fired but you are saying if it comes out maybe it'll show that their testimony in court wasn't completely accurate, that is right? >> well, certainly the testimony of the administrators that

testified both, both of the special grand jury but also talked to these lawyers but i do find it interesting, you know, one of the school board members who voted against the report and said, well, you know, this was commissioned under superintendent zigler who we fired, the member knew what was on the report and still vote today g--voted to give him a rad member who won election and campaigned on releasing the report and then she said it again in december that she supports releasing the report yet when push came to shove and she had to vote on it, i'm going to vote no, i don't want to release a redacted version. a redacted version would be better than no version at all. jacqui: are you pushing for at least a redacted version? >> sure, yeah. i think a redacted version with names redacted is perfectly acceptable and i think you look at the history of how these things have happened all across the country whether it's pen inform state, michigan state, ohio state that have had their

own scandals, they always release the report to make sure the public trust of what has happened and has full understanding what is going on. jacqui: all right, we will certainly be interested to see what follows, keep us posted on any efforts to get that redacted version, a lot of parents would want to see that. >> we will, thank you. j.jacqui: tesla is recalling -- >> griff: north korea firing missile after drill announcement. we are following this as we get more we will get that to you.ns we will be back. .

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griff: sad news the husband of singer-song writer kellie pickler was found dead home friday night. christina coleman with more. christina: national police say kellie pickler started looking for her husband when she didn't

see him. police and fire officials responded and located his body in the home. family and friends are mourning his loss. kyle jacobs was hugely a successfully award singer/song writer and move today nashville 23 years ago and had incredible career and wrote songs george strait, tim mcgraw and kelly clarkson and her husband. now as for his wife kellie pickler she played 6 in american idol in 2010. she and jacobs got married the following year and prayers and condolences are pouring in for them. a tribute reads the academy is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of kyle jacobs, talented nashville song writer and producer of husband of kellie

pickler. join us in sending condolences love and healing and two days ago in jacob's last post on instagram he celebrated album hey, world. jacobs coproduced the album, platinum, sweet. thank you, jesus. he posted that to instagram just a day before he was found dead and now people are mourning his loss. griff. griff: so sad, christina coleman live for us. christina, thank you. jacqui. jacqui: for the tesla news we started to tell you about. tesla is voluntarily recalling 62,000 cars equipped with experimental driver's assistance software dubbed self-driving beta, the system may a cause car

to act unsafe or speeding through intersection while in turn-only lane. may have trouble responding to changes to posted speed limits. griff: and tomorrow on f fox nes sunday shannon bream will interview national security coordinator for strategic communications john kirby and gop presidential candidate and former un ambassador nikki haley, do you -- you do not wao miss that. jacqui, it's been great to be with you. quite some interview with nikki haley, i can't wait to watch it. jacqui: and john kirby after all the news on china. that's it for us this hour. griff: fox news live continues i'm grifitf jenkins.boos jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich, thanks forit watching.

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