out of time, thank you emily compagno. i love you america, trace gallagher is next. blah, blah, blah. >> thank you, greg, good evening everyone, welcome to "fox news at night," i am trace gallagher. breaking tonight, a 20-year-old autistic woman was raped and murdered by an ms13 gang member in the country illegally. republicans asking why the biden administration has 0 sense of urgency when it comes to the crisis at our southern border. our chief correspondent, jonathan hunt, has more on this case. this has disturbing

details. >> reporter: it is deeply troubling case, trace. first reported by the washington examiner, a grieving mom, tammy nobles looking frantic as to how an ms13 member entered the u.s. and stayed here and allegedly raped and murdered her daughter. >> came into her room and he started her. she called her boyfriend but it went to voice mail. the voice mail was two minute and 30 seconds of him strangling her. they think he raped her after she was dead. >> reporter: police in maryland where kayla hamilton was killed and learned the 17-year-old suspect was a gang member and had illegally entered into the u.s. last march. he was apprehended at the border and handed over to the department

and health services. they are responsible for handling unaccompanied minor. it is not clear hhs knew at the time jim jordan is now demanding answers writing to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. the biden administration border and immigration policies increase the likelihood that those criminal aliens will successfully enter and remain in the u.s. now, congressman jordan sent a similar letter to javier basera. he told both secretaries he wants answers by march 13th. >> jonathan, a little bit back to you later. thank you. lawmakers focused on the fentanyl crisis with attorney

general merrick garland admitting to policies. judiciary hearing from a mother who testified that she never even heard of fentanyl until she lost her son, logan. watch. >> for all of us, losing logan was like a bomb going off in the middle of our family that we built our life around. this explosion killed our son and killed cayden's brother. >> our democrat friends want to believe that all fentanyl crossing our border is coming into our board of entry. i want you to believe that we are doing a good job detecting and seizing it before it can go into the country and destroying and taking american lives. that's simply not true. >> steve scalise tells us congress is working on legislation that could classify fentanyl as a schedule one drug. now the cdc issued a warning to americans planning to travel

to metroplex to spring break. there are major concerns of pills laced with fentanyl and other dangerous substances. here is the senior national correspondent, william. >> you name it, i got it. 40% off on any medication. >> reporter: more than a million americans buy prescription drugs in mexico. this seller, typical. reading tourists looking for the cheaper meds that don't require a script. p >> p a new study calls that practice dangerous. ucla sent researchers to mexican pharmacies posting as tourists to buy xanax and oxycodone. >> now that the cartel adopted aderal with methamphetamine and learned to press those pills,

our problem is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. >> reporter: the follow-up by the l.a. times found 71% of the medication from three mexican cities tested positive forfeital, and methamphetamine. >> i am shocked that more americans are not up and arms over what's going on. >> reporter: experts say it is difficult to tell. cartel manufactures fake pills from the real thin. it looks real but the pills contain 0 active ingredients. the only giveaway, the bar code here, somebody got lazy numbering it 0 to nine. the bottom line, experts say to stay safe and buy your meds at u.s. pharmacies and not mail order or mexico. > let's bring in the panel

our editor spencer brown and secretary jonathan fate. thank you both for coming on. jonathan, i want to play more sound from a mom who lost her son to fentanyl because he bought a pill on snapchat. >> our kids are at risk, every single kid is at risk. even if kids are not seen, some kids are not dying but they are dealing with addiction issues at very young. these cartels are being made to drive addiction. that's what they want. they want these kids to be addicted. it is a business. >> it is a business, jonathan, we are allowing this business o flourish. >> exactly, every policy that this administration implemented have been to help this business with this open-border policies. people in congress are saying there is no urgency on this issue. it is worse than that. they are not doing anything about this issue and in fact,

they are encouraging massive illegal immigration for political purposes through the open border. so, these stories are horrible but we are going to hear many and many more of them because these administration does not the interest or the will to try to even stop this. >> spencer, i want to play some sound from sheila jackson lee, she did the obvious, she blames trump. >> while the previous administration focusing on china, fentanyl came into the front door and exploded in this country. >> just to respond to the congresswoman, i want to put this up on the screen. for the record, this is the explosion of fentanyl when she blames the former president 2500 pounds were seized. look at 2022. we are on pace to break that record this year. >> well, for the last two years and now, the biden

administration policy has been abandoning at the line border. how many more stories we have to have from family members who lost loved ones and the people coming in and being apprehended and released as unaccompanied minor or unvetted. that's what makes these tragedies even worse. it is bad enough details of these cases and find out if it could have been prevented, what would it take to the biden administration to take it seriously other than claiming it is under control and the border is secure. moving onto the ms13 suspect. jonathan played some of the sound earlier. very hard to listen to. here is a mom who lost her daughter who was raped allegedly by an ms13 gang member. >> he came in her room and he started her, he raped her after she was dead. and just left her on the floor on her back and then he went to lunch with his

half brother. >> people heard this. they were outraged. i mean, you know, there is worthy outrage in this story. but why is it so much more heart striking than all these fentanyl stories that we hear all the time? >> yeah, you know it really is truly a tragedy, and the thing that's really awful about this is this is ms-13 gang member that came into the country and instead of sending them back, they let him loose in the country. this is consistent of dhs's policy, they don't think having a gang tattoo on your forehead would be enough to deport you. situations like this as awful as they are, there is going to be more of them. it is truly appalling. >> yeah, your final thoughts on this, sponsor? >> yeah, this one gang member is just one individual of more than 300,000 who have been

characterized as unaccompanied minored. if the biden administration failed to catch this, who knows what they have missed. criminals deported and trying to come in again. how much more can the country take before the biden administration wakes up and realizes this is not going to work. >> that i said the same thing about fentanyl. if you got 14,000 pounds coming through, how much did you miss. >> spencer and jonathan fahey, thank you. merrick garland facing tough questions here where republicans brought up a number of c contcont contentious issues. kevin corke is with us. >> this investigation he

promised would be political, and influenced-free, garland promised no t to interfere with u.s. attorney david wise. he repeated that pledge as i mentioned today. this is important. garland refused to elevate weiss to special counsel status to ensure his independence. >> if you provided the u.s. attorney with special consul authority, is it true that he does not need permission of another attorney to bring charges. >> under those regulations, those kind of charging decisions would have to be brought. i would then have to, you know, authorize it and permit it to be brought in another jurisdiction. and that's exactly what i promised to do here. >> garland also denied allegations that redirected the doj to investigate parents who

are angry of what critics have called "out of control school board." garland said he reminded his team that the first amendment protects the debate. two senators brought up a controversy surrounding ticket master and the fiasco related to taylor swift tickets. garland says the department knows all too well of the importance of industry competition. if you are a fan of taylor swift, you got that reference then. >> we have covered it often. kevin cork, live in d.c., thank you. jurors visited the scene of the crime, the family's 1700 acres where prosecutors say murdaugh killed his wife and son. there was the state's closing arguments. the jury may have the case in a matter of hours. marianne is live with the trial update. >> those jurors getting to visit

that house and seeing everything. they delivered a scathing final argument. that trip from entry to exit to murdaugh's property took roughly two hours. they walked around and surveyed the area of the kennel where maggie and paul were killed. testimonies from alec murdaugh describes the home and the use in the kennel in details. the two came with the goal of demonstrating that gunfire at the 1700 acre hunting estate could go unnoticed by someone who was inside the murdaugh's home. prosecutors were quick to note how murdaugh refused to admit he was at the kennel at the night of the murder. and back in the courtroom, prosecutors paint

murdaugh as a serial liar who killed his life and son to create a storm of events that mercedes tract from his financial schemes. >> the defendant is the person on which a storm was descending and his own storm would actually mean consequences for maggie and papaul. consequences for thoseo trusted him. >> and murdaugh's defense will make their closing arguments on thursday. they are expected to against the judge that two shooters were responsible for the death and alec murdaugh had nothing to do with those murders. >> marianne is live with us. thank you, we'll have legal analysis but first, watch this. >> on the other hand, has fooled everyone, everyone -- everyone who are thought they were close to him. everyone who thought they knew who he was. he fooled them all. p>> he fooled maggie and pa

too. they paid for it with their lives. >> for more on what to make on today's development inside and outside the courtroom. let's bring in our criminal defense and trial attorney, ryan, if you are defense going into close arguments tomorrow. what are the points you want to hit? >> three words, where is the evidence? that's a defense argument tomorrow. they're going to hammer the fact that the guns were not found. there is little blood anywhere that the minor amount of gunshot residues could have come from someone else a year ago. then you add in two shooters based on the trajectory of bullets and where the bullets ended up. the shooter had to be between 5'2" and five foot five

and murdaugh is six foot four. there is a lot to work with in the defense argument. >> are you surprised after the trial, ryan, that there is not more fiscal evidence that was presented during the trial? >> i am not surprised about that. what i am surprised about talking about the brain matter of paul being on the ground was the lack of human emotion coming from murdaugh. i think that's his one area that's going to hurt in this case. >> yeah. >> i thought there should have been much more emotions when he testified. you see your loved ones dead right there. his soul was devoi of emotions. that's going to play against him when the jury delivers. >> the prosecution said this today. i will get your response on the other side. >> after an exhausted investigation, there is only one person who had the motive, the means, and who had the opportunity to commit these

crimes and also who's guilty conduct after these crimes. >> were you compelled? were you swayed by the prosecution? >> look, this is been a heavyweight boxing match, trace. prosecution had good arguments and you had all the evidence of financial crimes. leading up to the last couple of days, i thought the prosecution may be able to get a conviction. when you look at the fact that there could have been another shooter and let's talk about this evidence nobody is talking about. the coroner, the shooting could have taken place up to 10:00 at night. that's colossal because now that givers an hour for somebody else to possibly come in and committed the double murders? is there reasonable doubt? i think you will find one or two jurors that find it and you may end up in a hung jury. >> the jury gets it possibly tomorrow, or likely tomorrow or whatever side of the coast you are on. brian, any last pick?

this is a not guilty. >> he's definitely not going to be not guilty. it is guilty or a hung jury. i think you are going to see several days of deliberations up to four or five days. this is not be a quick verdict. >> we'll gate back to you as the verdict comes in. first up, this video out of philadelphia shows two men dressed in plaque armed with semiautomatic weapons and opened fire on a crowd as they stood outside the convenient store. >> > the shooting happened hours ago. >> a police officer was shot and killed this morning. the male officer was shot multiple times during a shootout on the southwest side. a large group of police officers gathered outside the medical examiner's office tonight. the alleged shooter is 18-year-old. he's in custody and having treated for a gunshot

wound. >> now to an update. three kansas city police officers are recovering tonight before being shot. an 18-hour stand cough came to an end with three people taken into custody and one man found dead inside the resident. we are minutes away and counting down to the schedule launched for astronauts into space from cape canaveral, florida. >> live at the kennedy space center with more on this. phil, is it a go? >> as of right now it certainly is. the propel pants being loaded into the rocket and crew access has already pulled back. the escape hatch is now orange. everything all day long was going smoothly just as today. the weather was perfect as it was today. it was all system

goes. the space ex on launch pad 39a. inside the dragon council. the team is strapped into their seats. >> he will me own. the issue spotted by 2.35 minutes before blast off monday morning. involves with ignition system uused uu to ignite the rocket's big -- that was replaced and so here we are. hopefully, looking solid for a last off in just an about. 14 minutes and three seconds. >> the crew -- the first air of astronaut launched from florida. they all walk out of their kneel sdr armstrong building about

three hours ago. they're scheduled to spend six months on this space station doing about 200 scientific research projects andand maintenance on the out p. they're not going to see all these people for half a year. what are they going to discovering so much. they know that's possible. rock science is not easy. once they do launch. they'll fly 24.5 hours up to the international space station where they'll dock very early friday morning. right now, 13 minutes away from the launch, no issues being declared by nasa at all. >> standby, phil, we'll see you in 13 minutes. > > in 13 minutes. > >> coming up, a christian college asked the supreme court to hear a case on gender identity dorm rules under the

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first up in tonight of real news round-up. a close call at the logan airport, it happened on monday when a jet took off without clearance. while blue yet is getting ready to land on a one-way crossing. the planes

reportedly as close as 500-feet. the series of similar incidents taken place in the recent weeks including last month at jfc and hollywood burbank report. >> a woman christian high school girl was forced to forfeit their championship game after they refused to play against a team that that had transgender students. "we withdrew from the tournament because we leave playing against with opponent jeopardizing the safety of players and the game. > >> the high-end portland bran toy loets kous about $185,000

each. there was graffiti wall panels. >> did he mention red tape? ♪ >> well, the fox news at night common sense department is wondering if you had a chance to catch the melt down if national teacher union, she's infuriated, the challenge made its way into the supreme court. if you missed itted, it is well worth the watch. >> during the pandemic, we understand. we have them and all the places i have worked at and all of a sudden, what it is about our students. that's not right. >> that's not fair. >> were you seasoning?

rp>> all of sudden she says wh it is about our students -- if they open it would be sexis. she demanded they would remain close and blame covid. because of remote learning, the national assessment of education progress found an unprecedented decline in reading and math scores which is devastating for all kids, even worst for minority kid. >> randy winegarten is plannin to whine it down. she's noted just late. >> this week, the department of energy concluded covid-19 originated from a lab leak.

>> wuhan made many live stream outlets bike "the new york times." the lab leak inquiry was some sort of wild conspiracy theory. let's talk about that with our radio host, jason rantz. it is all great to see you. this is april 3rd, 20323. senior trump pushed officials to hunt for evidence and supporting an unsubstantiated series. according to current and former american officials. the effort comes as president trump escalates a public campaign to became china for the pandemic. i mean in hindsight it is embarrassing. >> it is embarrassing. we saw a lot of embarrassing journalism where we were supposed to

pretend they passed. they would say the opposite no matter what. >> they did it with drugs and with the vaccines early on. anything that donald trump said. they decided to say that's wrong and part of a conspiracy and fringe and whatever it happens to be. >> suddenly, what are they doing? they're walking sort of back. well, on the one hand, it is not that big of a deal. actually, you know, it is still up in the air and really does not matter. >> let's just move on. >> you are talking about, may of 2021, quoting here, if it turns out that the covid-19 was caused by elite from a lab in wuhan, it will rank among the greatest science scandal in history. covered up by a regime interested in prop began ta than human life. china -- obviously,

we have to pay attention to china. they are the bad guys in all of this. so two are the journalists decided to push alady all of their integrity because they wanted to go after donald trump. they bet against him on this particular issue and they lost. >> yeah, they lost indeed. >> i want to get to the woke words. feedback to phil keitting. >> we appeared to be fill, less than a minute from launch. is that fair? >> we are exactly one minute and two seconds away. >> now, it is a count down and 52 seconds on the way here. those are going to be some of the best spectaculars.

>> that's all along 5:28. we'll take you to cocoa beach. this is going to be a blast off. it is going to be loud sdr light up the night's skies. it is going to be really, really thrilling to see as they are always some of the best things being based in miami and covering this. >> we are 20 seconds away. let's take a listen to the life commenters as this falcon nine with crew six on board is now ten seconds away. let's watch. >> it is in full power and lift off. go, dragon! >> copy, one alpha. stage one.

>> page one, final down. >> phil, you are very lucky. when i was in orlando, many years ago, the show launches at night and i am sure it was spectacular. >> > it absolutely was and thunderous, super loud. car alarms are going off and the vibration that was having trouble. >> fantastic, nice work, phil.

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and curtis, great to have you on here. >> thank you. >> there was no drag queen show in henderson, tennessee, but you did get some push back from going there. >> yes, we denied from 50 woke libraries that he will drag queens during story hours. libraries started asking us to come. one of the libraries i wanted to go to in the national area, we got the invitation to come but the head librarian says now we know who you are and what you are bringing, we don't want your movement at the library. community members were standing out in the rain for a couple of hours when they could have been inside when it is nice and warm. >> the response, the outpouring and people who wanted to come to library was vaxed. >> we had the county commissioners and the board of directors at the library. about

700 people who came out before the library opened. a trace, w were there singing "the national an an anthem" and praying, then and then going back to the library. >> what about the library that's holding these drag show stories? what did they say when you show up there? >> first, you have to apply to be able to have a story time there. many of them told us they're not interested or the community does not align with your values. i am trying to remind them the book i am talking about is all about the fruit of the spirit, which is a biblical term for love and self-control. which one of those values that you would not align with. it is a world view they are not agreeing with. they want to go woke rather back than back

in -- >> what do you make of revivals that's popping up around the country? >> it is fascinating and i am intrigued. we hoped it is not just jesus goose bumps that passed. these turns into spiritual mountains that begin to reform families and churches and our government structure. we want things that systemically change, values and virtues back to those who lead the blessing and. >> it is interesting, we talked to a long woman that's night and we told her, your generation is the least religious generation in history and she said this, watch. >> i think that our generation is going to be a real surprise. i think we are going to do a lot of unexpected things that people just don't expect at all. they're going to be out of the blue, one thing that i really

respect, no matter what side you fall on or any issues or religion, you are always very heart and cold. our generation wants the real thing. >> lastly to you, are you surprised when you travel the country and when you hear people, is there an appetite for this and for christian values? >> i see as i travel across the country, going to hundreds of churches and schools. people are seeing the rotting, twisted gnarl and bitter fruit. when a fall system begins to show its true color, people say wait a minute, we don't like this. we want to go back to something that's going to produce sweet fruits. that's where i see people goes, let's go back to

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apocalypse is coming to florida, what's in your bagging phil? >> trace gallagher, you want to be hanging with me because i will have a case of pinot and most importantly, a lot of hair product. [ laughter ] >> because when doomsday come, you want to look good. >> i want to be with phil, we are not traveling and i am not carrying all those stuff around. we'll sit tight and wait for those zombies to come and drink like mad. >> kevin? >> i hate to admit it. i have a go bag and a reporter, if it goes down, i am ready to go. its got a little bourbon in it and some mres in it. the most important thing i have in it is a a rp rpa compass. >> the poll results, do you or

hav havhave you ever consideredg a doomsday pack. it is kind of the opposite which is weird. 34% say yes and 66% say no on instagram. i guess they're too busy taking selfies. tanya says ingredients for manhattan, water, and photos and girl scout book on survival. jonathan hunt, you and your 26 children. >> i am leaving all of them behind for scott. my bag is going one, my golden retriever puppy and two very good bottles of wine. and three, i am putting phil keitting in my bag because he always brings the fun. >> that's the whole thing. >> don't go with hawn, he's got one bottle. it is the end of day, my friends and we got one bottle of wine, marianne got hers. did i miss anybody? we got

michael with peanuts and good bourbon. we have barbara donovan who says photos of my family at special occasion. that's the interesting thing, as i was talking to my wife today, the first thing she says was we got to have pictures of the kids and photos and i said what about the scotch and other stuff. yeah, wi can throw a bottle of scotch in there. you need matches and water and you need a little bit of food, 72 hours or a charcuterie. probably best to go with the wine and you will need some kind of water filtration system. lastly, the usual close, whatnot and a bottle of tabasco. bill keitting, ten seconds if you want to wrap us up? >> it was a spectacular launch

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