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offensive antitank rockets and precision aerial weapons along with fuel trucks and bridging equipment. eric: senior correspondent mike tobin. hello, mike. mike: hello, eric and molly. the u.s. -- the u.s. aid package to be announced on monday puts u.s. contribution to $30 billion for ukraine's defense. that's part of what we talked about with top negotiator in ukraine. top adviser in president zelenskyy's office understands that american taxpayers are growing tire and skeptical of funding war in ukraine? >> what is your argument to continue funding war in ukraine? >> if you want to live freely in the u.s. and constantly talk about it and you're ready to pay the highest price it's necessary to win the war in russia. mike: president xi jinping of

china met with russian president and not met with zelenskyy. >> the ceasefire the freezing to have conflict as such. the occupied territories will remain under the russian federation. mike: president xi everyone in placed the call to president zelenskyy, does that mean he's not serious about peace? >> regarding china, it seems to me that china has not yet fully formulated its position on whether it wants to be in neutral status and did not take a direct part in the negotiations on war and peace in ukraine. mike: putin's plan won't affect the battlefield but should unify and motivate western leaders. >> putin demonstrates and not care about communities and does not care about international law and ready to commit any crimes in order to gain advantage. the weapons at the top of ukraine's wish list are long-range missiles but u.s.

joint chief chairman general mark milley said yesterday that the u.s. needs to worry about its own reserves of those long-range missiles. eric: live in kyiv tonight for us, molly. molly: meantime president biden demanding moscow release a detained wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich arrested thursday with russia's fsb security service accusing him of espionage. it's the first arrest of a u.s. reporter on spy charges since the cold war. ryan based in moscow for 12 years with the latest, ryan. reporter: yeah, hi, molly, just been over 79 hours now since evan gershkovich colleagues last heard from him. he was walking into a steakhouse and shortly after he entered the

steakhouse he was detained by russia's federal security service and taken back to moscow and charged with espionage for allegedly seeking secret it was about a weapon's factory in the city. gershkovich being held in lefortovo, he's the first american journalist to be jail for espionage since nicholas, put by the way in the very same prison back in 1986 before being released days later in a prisoner swap. the prospects here for gershkovich part of swap or otherwise or perhaps more challenging now than they were then. there are a number of other americans being held in russian prisons including another american who has been convicted of espionage who is also in lefortovo. president biden called on russia

to release gershkovich and says the u.s. is working to get him out. of course, molly, the war in ukraine that began 13 months ago that put russia at odds not just in the united states but dozens of other countries. war also prompted many western news organizations to pull their journalists out of russia after the kremlin introduced a law where journalists there can be sent to prison up to ten years if the kremlin deemed reporting fake news. the wall street journal vehemently denies he had anything to do with espionage. they say he was on reporting trip. i have to tell you that most of the trials if this does go to trial, espionage trials in russia tend to happen behind closed doors and almost always end in conviction. molly. molly: he's young and brave and we are thinking about this case and thank you ryan for your insights and reporting. eric: for more on fate wall street journal colleague let's

bring dan hoffman, spent 5 years in moscow and fox news contributor. why do you think putin did this and may have ordered the arrest? >> i would say with a high level of confidence that vladimir putin did order the arrest. i think of immediate concern of vladimir putin is that he cannot allow a journalist to report accurately on russia's subservants to china and putin is seeking to suppress any form of freedom of expression in his country. that's the first reason and he wants to drive up spy hysteria against the west that the enemy is not just at the gates but inside the gates and wants security services to be looking for spies, that's anybody who happens to be contradicting vladimir putin and he wants that kind of an atmosphere. it's a real throwback to the soviet days where you've got

russian citizens informing on each other like they did during the soviet times and then the third thing that i think we are seeing here and it's a longer element of tragic story because evan was -- is going to be convicted i'm sure on espionage charges, vladimir putin is going to want to strike a deal to get one of his own guys out who has been detained and arrested for espionage charges and that might be sergey, intelligence officer who was arrested in brazil. he's been indicted by our doj and maybe extradited to the united states. eric: with that arrest, do you see actually a direct link, another young man accused of russian spy who was astatic because of accepted at john hopkins, according to the documents the u.s. intercepted communication with the russian handler saying, look, we are the big boys now, we got into john

hopkins all part of russian effort to spy on us and because of that arrest, they went and ga--grabbed evan? >> yeah, this is obviously the way that vladimir putin would like to portray these two cases. obviously there's -- they have nothing in common whatsoever. evan is -- certainly wasn't conducting anything close to spying. he was doing his job as journalist but putin sees the world as chess board and he's going the want to take two of the same pieces off the board and he's going to want to establish this false equiv equivalency. and the longer he keeps evan in -- in detention, i can tell you i've been to lefortov prison, it's a nasty place and the more pressure that comes on our side to secure evan's release and we should be pushing for that but

that's going to drive up the price that vladimir putin demands that we pay. and it's a disgusting way that russia operates these days but, again, this is the same country that's committing massive war crimes in ukraine, killing innocent civilians and targeting maternity wards and kidnapping children. i guess we shouldn't be surprised that they detained a journalist unlawfully in their own country. eric: putin a mass murderer whose name is going down no infamy. what do you think he can expect and process ongoing as we follow his case? >> well, apparently we still don't have counselor access to him. no one from the embassy has visited him. i hope and praise, 31 year's old. i hope he doesn't have preexisting medical conditions because we know from the case of paul wayland if you do have medical issues, they are not going to get better sitting in soviet-style pe penal colony.

he speaks fluent russian and that will help him manage the situation that he's in, but, you know, it's extraordinarily difficult time for him and i just -- we want him out and we know we need to get him out and vladimir putin controls how long he's going to stay in prison. there's no rule of law in russia. it's an entirely arbitrary system and it's -- it's designed to serve the kgb operative and the kremlin. that's sadly what we are looking at right now. eric: that is, the president has told mr. putin we are told to let him go. we pray for evan, we thank you, dan, and we call on the authorities in russia to let evan out. dan hoffman. thank you. molly. >> all right. molly: deadly tornadoes rips through parts of the south and midwest, at least 18 now

reportedly killed and the grim number has been rising steadily in the past hour or so. homes and businesses in arkansas completely destroyed and in illinois a roof crashing down on a packed theater during a sold-out concert leaving at least one person dead and dozens injured. fox news team coverage in the weather center, adam klotz tracking the storms but first we go to on the ground, fox weather mitty hicks bel live in belvide, illinois. reporter: just being on the scene is a sad situation this afternoon and really shows you when severe weather comes through a city how it can wreak havoc on a community. last night people were enjoying concert and when the severe line when we talked about all afternoon long, it came through, caused the roof to collapse and now one person has died. at least 28 others are injuries.

we just learned that at least two of those injuries are life threatening, two other injuries, of course, are critical. so there are a total of 260 people inside of apolo theater and i will have patrick pan over. we have been on the scene since yesterday, molly, we just found out that the car behind this fence, it's a toyota because before this morning there was a roof over top of that. as you can see cleanup crews here clearing out the debris. the fences weren't here last night but, yeah, again they are just here trying to clean up this community and, you know, we had a chance to speak to people last night, this morning to really describe to us what they heard and one person telling us that it sounded like a bombwent off. now the national weather service here on the ground to survey the damage, we are not sure just yet if it was a confirmed tornado but, again, you can really see

what the wind damage caused last night. the national weather service sent out an advisory that people should expect up to 90-mile per hour wind gusts, 215 tornado warnings across 13 states, our thoughts and prayers for the people impacted in this community. molly: mitty hicks, thank you so much. we appreciate it. very difficult collaging situation, our thoughts with the folks there. eric. eric: molly, severe weather tracking east, northeast and threatens about 50 million people. the region now under threat for large hail, damaging winds and, yes, another tornado or two we are told. fox meteorologist ac adam klotz with what we can expect. >> same line of storms yesterday continue to go sweep off to the east. this is yesterday's forecast, 57

tornado reports over the last 24 hours and this is what it lined up to be, actually those bulls eyes there in the north and south. extreme threats of severe weather. this is shifting towards the east. fairly accurate forecast and what we are looking at today, pushing off to the east. we get likely to the section here across portions of the mid atlantic and northeast and this does stretch in the southeast also with big lines of storms, here is what it currently looks like. this is where there's currently severe thunderstorms moving through. the rain you saw in the northeast and you saw rain throughout the early morning hours, that's not severe weather, that's rain leading through. it's the secondary line behind moving through rest of the evening into the early overnight hours perhaps for some folks but here is the line and everything there in those yellow polygons, winds up to 60 miles an hour, frequent lighting, kind of right along this line.

red color eventually getting towards the coast, new york city, philadelphia all possibly seeing some severe thunderstorm activity and isolated tornado when the day is said and done. this is the future track, this is the line. timestamp in the corner and watch the system in philadelphia, new york, getting you closer to 6:00, 7 p.m. and pushing off to the further into the north as you head overnight hours backside of this system, just light rain as you get into early tomorrow morning. that's where we are timing the system out as it makes the move. of course, we are also paying attention to this storm as it moves across the southeast and there's currently severe thunderstorm warning across south georgia, you're seeing it stretch there from the carolinas back down towards the florida big bend, all areas where you can see severe weather although i do think the better chances in the northeast for this particular line of storms. you future track again, the initial line, this is is

wrapping up in the next couple of hours and the real focus is going to be this line of storms, eric, as we are watching push through the northeast. new york getting 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 p.m. eric: rainy saturday night and weekend. molly. molly: these latest deadly storms hit hours after president biden was in mississippi to view the devastation from last week's tornadoes. the president back in wilmington, delaware where he's been steering clear of legal storm that's facing former president trump. a lot going on. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house tracking it all for us. lucas, to you. >> lucas: president biden is under federal investigation over handling of classified document and hunter too in a separate probe and as you mentioned president biden's approval ratings remain under water now for months. let's take a look at this new fox news poll.

52% of democratic party voters would like to see someone else as the presidential nominee in 2024, about the same as last month. some 44% want biden to be the nominee up from 37% in february. biden's approval rating remains under water by 12 points among all registered voters and approval among democrats is near record low. now former president trump has increased, double-digit lead over florida governor ron desantis in hypothetical 2024 matchup and remains competitive with president trump in reelection rematch according to fox news poll. harding died in office before he could be charged, of course, richard nixon was pardoned by gerald ford before nixon could be charged. yesterday biden traveled to view the damage in rolling fork.

85% of the town was destroyed by the powerful tornado, before leaving for sharkey biden refused to comment about the indictment. >> the town of rolling fork will be back and we will be with you every step of the way and what i say -- i said rolling fork, rolling stone, i have my mind going here. we will be back and we will be with you every step of the way. lucas: rolling fork is home to legendary blue singer muddy waters who greatly influenced the rolling stones, perhaps what the president was referring to. molly: thank you very much, thank you for the report, we appreciate the breath of that. eric: who knew from lucas. well, meanwhile we are learning more about president trump's, the former president's plan to surrender in new york city after being indicted by the district attorney grand jury, we will have the story, the very latest next. plus a new study says artificial intelligence could put millions

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eric: former president trump we are told will flight from florida to new york city monday

night for arrangement on tuesday as historians prepare to fight the case against him dozens of suspected business fraud charges reportedly voted on by manhattan grand jury. police and secret service making arrangements to protect him when he shows up at the courthouse in downtown manhattan and that's where nate foy is outside of new york state supreme court just steps from city hall, hey, nate. nate: this is where the historic moment will happen, the arrangement we are told at 2:15 p.m. on tuesday. you mentioned the former president will be flying to new york city on monday. he will spend monday night at trump tower and them come here some time tuesday morning ahead of the arrangement. the da's office and the secret service are working to ensure that he's safe throughout the entire process and that nobody can come within reach of the former president. the secret service will follow him as his fingerprints are taken and mug shot and we are told that he will not be put in handcuffs because that would pose a security risk for the

former president. now the indictment is still under s seal but as has been reported by outlets, we believe the case centers around misdemeanor, falsifying records related to the 2016 stormy daniels hush money payment and da alvin bragg connecting it to finance law but since that indictment on thursday and even really before that, eric, president trump has received widespread support from republicans and one of his lawyers told fox news today this prosecution is overtly political. listen here. >> when you have a district attorney who is elected in a jurisdiction like new york city where it's heavily one party jurisdiction, they're not really accountable to anybody because the way that they keep their job is to win the primary in the next cycle. they are going to run unopposedded in the general election.

nate: president trump repeatedly calls witch hunt and da alvin bragg arguing with house republicans who who want him to testify. jim jordan say bragg is weponizing his power as prosecutor but bragg's office responded most recently yesterday pointing the finger at republicans writing in part, quote, based on your reportedly close collaboration with mr. trump in attacking this office and grand jury process, it appears that you're acting more like criminal defense counsel trying to gather evidence than legislative objective. as this shakes out for the former president legally and politically remains to be seen in coming days and months but early indications politically are positive for the former president. his campaign put out a statement last night one day after the indictment was handed up saying they have raised $4 million for his campaign for 2024 and a quarter of those donors had not

previously donated to his campaign. so the former president appears to be getting more support, eric, send it back to you. eric: we will see if he steps out in the courthouse steps in the microphone and speaks about what happened and his view, nate at the courthouse, thank you. >> there's now a -- there's an expert from the machine intelligence research institute who says that if there is not an indefinite pause on ai development, this is a quote, literally everyone on earth will die. would you agree that does not sound good? [laughter] >> your delivery, peter, is quite something. >> it sounds crazy, but is it? >> all i can say there's a comprehensive process in place. molly: that is white house press secretary karine jean-pierre questioned by our peter doocy on

the threat from artificial intelligence. more and more lawmakers are calling for federal regulation of ai and elon musk has joined tech industry leaders unsighting open letter calling for six-month pause in advanced ai development. now a new study shows ai could put up to 300 million jobs at risk worldwide. let's bring in kara fredrik, director of tech policy at the heritage foundation and former facebook employee. thank you so much for joining us to talk about this. kara, i was a kid to be in the 80's and i loved the terminator movies but the response to pirate doozy's question, it's a little less than reassuring. what do you make of the white house's response right now as lawmakers from both sides of the aisle seem to be taking this very seriously, considering congressional intervention to manage rapid development of artificial intelligence or ai. >> i think the white house has to take deadly serious as it is.

there's a reason why vladimir putin a few years ago said whoever rules in ai is going to rule the world and xi jinping in china, he basically said the same thing. he wants to be the leader in ai development by 2030. the clock is ticking andings this, you know, especially when artificial intelligence is being developed in the hands of these autocracies and it's going to be problematic as well unless human beings understand the threat and understand that they -- they need to level up as well. by its owners mates, open ai, they released the large language model chat gpt taking the world by storm and one in five jobs, at least 50% of those tasks will be affected by artificial intelligence. buckle up americans, let's figure this out quickly. molly: you've done a great job, how do you backtrack to potential end of humanity to something like immediate concern, the mayor potential job

losses due to ai? according to goldman sachs just released a study as many -- we mentioned this two-thirds of jobs in the u.s. and europe could be replaced by artificial intelligence. we have this graphic here that shows just some of the areas where some of the greatest job losses could be. office, administrative support, engineering, just want to get your thoughts on how exactly that could happen and -- and do you think it will? >> well, we originally thought that ai was going to first come for the blue-collar jobs like truck drivers with the rise of self-driving cars and what not but now it looks like people in the information industry ourselves. i do think there's a dichotomy here. that's the issue, is ai could also help super charge some of these jobs too. ai does great things. it helps identify patterns and detect anomalies and if we in certain specific jobs, the

information industry can harness that, then with the human machine combination, then we'd be unstoppable and i also think there should be some attention, a lot of attention paid, in fact, to the other jobs that artificial intelligence is going to come for as well and we need to make sure we sure up frankly those industries and we need to let people develop their skill sets in ways, not everyone should learn to code at all but there are other jobs that this industry can introduce as well with the propagation of artificial intelligence. we shouldn't give up, we can use it to our benefit but at the same time we have to understand that technological development always outpaces attempts to govern it and i think there's wisdom in making sure that there are guardrails there and potentially some sort of tactical pause as long as it doesn't redown to not the benefit of us when it comes to the race when china especially and their development of this technology. molly: absolutely. kar ample fredrik, thank you very much for your insights.

i find this topic both creepy and compelling. appreciate your insights. thank you. eric: we don't want to get replaced. here about this fda says narcan, the life-saving drug, it will soon be served over the counter. that's great news. experts worry that those who may need it most won't be able to afford it.th fox news livee continues. sometimes- you just want to eat your heroes. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. treat your peeps to a magical easter. filled with wonder, discoveries and gourmet sweets for the young and young at heart. treasure every moment with harry & david.

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six ♪ ♪ five the search at the border still not slowing down a large group of over 1000 migrants crossed illegally and turn themselves into the u.s. border patrol agents. this, as the clock ticks on title 42 assignment restrictions for the chump era policy expected to end of next month.

bill melugin consist lead great reporting there from the border today he is in eagle pass, texas with the latest on all of this, billed to you. >> molly, good afternoon to you. but oftentimes the illegal immigrants going very far out of the way to try to get into the united states without being detected or caught. case in point take a look at these images out of the big bed sector in west texas. elite tractors with texas dps out in the middle of nowhere, finding 36 illegal immigrants all dressed in camouflage, hiding in a kyiv out there. again this big bed sector is some of the most desolate terrain of anywhere on the southern border. areas of it look like the surface of mars. people out there are not looking to turn themselves in. they're going out there because they are hoping to sneak into the united states. texas dps has trackers out there. this group was arrested. we'll take it down to the rio grande valley pre-take a look at

this picture human smuggling bus made by border patrol believe it or 19 illegal immigrants crammed into the single vehicle you're looking at your screen there an suv. almost all of them single adults for there was one small child who was cramped and with all this migrants as well. obviously incredibly dangerous not just with the heat but if that car or to crash, another smuggling a bus to show you will take it to el paso. take a look at these images texas dps criminal investigators stopping this penn state moving truck. they open it up and find 58 illegal immigrants being smuggled inside of that moving truck. all of them from mexico, guatemala, honduras and el salvador. those are the northern triangle country. the driver is now facing federal charges for human smuggling. lastly we will take you out to arizona. more fentanyl bust at a dallas port of entry. cbp officers on tuesday stopping a car that had 303,000 fentanyl pills hidden in the spare tire.

then a 30 minutes after that bust they stop at another car that had 208,000 fentanyl pills hidden in the firewall of the vehicle. in the back out here live we are here in the del rio sector were border patrol just announced that earlier this week they arrested three serious felons. one, a child rapist. another a rapist with a conviction in ohio. a third and ms 13 gang member. all three of those men arrested her in the del rio sector after the crossed illegally she will send it back to you. molly: bill melugin and give her much consistently reporting from the border we appreciate it. ♪ x is that not a tragic day in america that we actually have to encourage parents to have narcan available in case they have to utilize it. whether it is a toddler or a teenager, or someone else. i can name people that i know that have lost sons and

daughters because of fentanyl. this is never intentional. it is accidental, they don't know what they are taking. eric: a lot of us have been touched by the opioid crisis. now there is some goodness fda approving this week over the counter sales of narcan that is the medication that reverses opioid overdoses. public health experts fear that some people who will need it most will not be able to afford the life-saving medication. a prescription for narcan, to pack nasal spray, retails for about 70 bucks. salad the u.s. drug overdose crisis shows no signs of slowing down. but maybe this could help. opioid overdose deaths that 8,102,021 that's up 20% from the previous year. doctor janette nesheiwat joins us now for the fact you can get narcan over the quarter and diet.

how important is this? this seems to be a big step in trying to guilty fentanyl overdose crisis but. >> hey eric it is an important step in trying to battle this crisis, the overdoses we are seeing in staggering numbers that have gotten worse over the past two or three years. it is important to understand that every eight minutes someone is dying of a drug overdose. which includes medicines like synthetic fentanyl, percocet, hydrocodone, those types of opioid. i think this will help having narcan available over-the-counter, it really can help save lives. i was estimating about a 20% decrease in the number of overdoses. what this does is help reverse the opioid overdose from for example, fentanyl, that drug dealers are using fentanyl mixing with cocaine, mixing with methamphetamine. mixing it with his eyelids eating. it is causing people to overdose at higher rates.

that helps reverse the medicine by attaching to the receptors that help impact the brain telling them brain to stop breathing it basically restores the breathing and can save your life. and help prevent brain damage from lack of oxygen to your brain prints a step in the right direction. i don't think it is enough. the problem of the cost is also an issue we worry about. sue for your talk with a cost $70 would be covered by insurance? a lot of people may not have insurance you are talking about folks out on the street. will not have the $70 to get it. what is your advice and maybe should the government make this available for free? >> or aptly right a drug user is not going to pay 50, 60, $70 to help them stay alive if they're only paying $10 for a percocet or a zada or what they think is a percocet or zanuck. they don't know. especially teenagers are not aware that has something else in it that could be

life-threatening. i think the price is extremely high. this is going to be more beneficial for parents, teachers, to have it in schools and in public places. but to expect young teenagers parenting or even serious drug addicts are not going to be dishing out lots of money we definitely need to reduce the price. i don't think this is the end all solution it is just putting a band-aid on the solution having a small impact we need to get to the root of the problem, eric. that is educating our youth. dangerous this is when you don't really know what you're getting. and also making sure any drug dealer that sells a drug whether it is on snapchat or instagram to a teenager. that child loses their life and that person that drug dealer we need to hold them accountable when you hold social media accountable. and of course and covering our

southern border, more rehab, or detox available for patients who are struggling with addiction. there's so much involved in trying to combat this opioid crisis. we have got to make sure we tackle the cost because that is very expensive. even with insurance and fitness over the counter defeats the purpose of that might be cheaper with insurance we definitely need to get those costs reduced and make it more affordable. >> there could be a public program in some states perhaps paying for this, distributing it for free out on the streets among people. and finally doctor janette nesheiwat erased a great points. people don't know. they may be fentanyl, new jersey mother authority said it died and a shopping mall parking lot. for people at the cheesecake factory they went and did cocaine set authorities the cocaine was laced with fentanyl. so people who may be doing drugs do not know it could be fentanyl and do not even think they would be touched by fentanyl at all.

>> you are absolutely right. they are unaware but they do not realize what they are taking. if you use narcan, this narcan will help her boast the opioid overdose. it will not work though if you're fentanyl or the pill you are taking has silencing in it. this is only going to work for opioid speed that is why education is so important in spreading the word you do not know what is out there. the mexican cartel, the drug dealers will do whatever they can to make profit at the expense of young innocent vulnerable people who do not know really what they are ta taking. there is a multitude of drugs. it's not just cocaine parts not just meth or heroin or fentanyl. there is a mixture of red that's white so important to be educated in know what you're dealing with. it could be life-threatening. eric: shows the dangers of drugs at the same time. we will certainly get you back maybe we'll talk about public programming to get this out to the people needed. >> that would be a great idea's of the life expectancy does not keep dropping. eric: that is true, doctor

janette nesheiwat here at fox news, thank you. we will have more news when we come back.

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they fired one round to the alligator. the alligator dropped the object that he had in his mouth. we were able to retrieve tail and somebody intact. >> this morning, mostly the suspect in this case made his first court appearance by a phone from a hospital where he remains in police custody. reading from the complaint the judge said jeffrey, one of the victims here it was found with dozens of stab wounds on thursday after her family requested a wellness check for they had become suspicious after they could not get in contact with the victim. a day after it last to seeing her at a birthday party for the suspect. the complaint also alleges evidence including a bloodied finger and shoe prints links mostly to the murder. after words a police alleged mosley left and went to his mother's house with cuts on his hands and arms prior to checking himself into a hospital. we are told is currently being held in the pinellas county jail without bond. and as far as we know, molly, he

is not cooperating with the investigation we will send it back to you. molly: charles watson thank you we will have more news in a moment.

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