submit detailed explanations of their childcare policies it's a classic result we do an industrial policy. >> those rules are going to stick aren't they kyle? she proposes that they're going to stick too. >> it seems they are think she wants promotion to secretary. but that doesn't for this week show thanks to my panel and for all of you for watching. i am paul gigot up to see you right here next week. ♪ revived presidential history days away from her president trump preparing to face criminal charges in a new york city courtroom as his lawyers plan to fight the case against him. police and secret service are finalizing security arrangements to protect him when he shows up for his arraignment. hello everyone i am molly lyon welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live", hi eric. super height eric i am eric shawn and arthur knebel is off today. mr. trump's arraignment schedule we are told for tuesday

afternoon. that come after manhattan grand jury voted thursday to indict him in order to believe thousands of business fraud charges related to hush money payments to stormy daniels that were made during the 2016 campaign for president. >> we do not know what is in this indictment. we will see it tuesday when it is released after the arraignment. i fully expect that one of the things we will see us each a transaction, each falsification that is alleged is going into a separate account. the question is are each of those enhanced by the federal election campaign violation? or is it just one felony and 29 misdemeanors? what's has been said the attorney -- the district attorney has brought 117 of these cases for more on this nate foy at standing outside the supreme court in lower manh manhattan. >> hey eric, it's pretty quiet outside the manhattan criminal courthouse you can certainly expect that to change the coming

days as for her president trump is expected to fly to new york city on monday. he'll spend monday night in trump tower then he will come here sometime tuesday morning additives expected indictment we are told will happen around 2:1r the secret service will follow him around as his fingerprints are taken and his mug shot is taken. we are told not to expect the former president to be handcuffed that would pose a security threat to him. you mentioned the indictment still under seal is expected to stay that way until the arraignment on tuesday it is believed d.a. alvin bragg's case centers on hush money patients to pouring start stormy daniels back in 2016 and a violation of campaign finance leopard president trump is called this many times a continuation of the witchhunt. he is receiving support from many republicans including those expected to run against him in 2024 brickhouse at gop leadership also once bragged to testify about his investigation. on friday at bragg's office pointed the finger back at the republicans riding in part, we

urge you to refrain from these inflammatory accusations, withdraw your demand for information and that the criminal justice process proceed without a lawful political interference. president trump's son, eric, said break in york attorney general letitia james openly campaign about getting his father, listen to him this morning. >> this is during a campaign where they are not actually sitting in the seats they have no inside information or they have no relevant facts. they campaign and fundraising going after my father and taking him down. >> meanwhile, air, security preparations underway here in new york city as they have been for days. so far we have seen a minimal approach us on both sides of the spirit city that overwhelmingly voted against president trump his lawyer and six set if this goes to trial history will end up doing the right thing. remind this is not a political election this is the rules being

applied across the country. today it's donald trump, the day after could be a democrat the day after could be a brother or sister. >> air, speaking of those security concerns, yesterday the das office, secret service, fbi by all talked with her security club plans ahead of tuesday nypd will take the lead on any protest that needs to be pitting happens at the process they do not expect at this point they do not have a specific threats they're worried about. of course the secret service will keep an i on the president as he makes his weight throughout his arraignment will send it back to you. eric: alright needs all eyes on what happens this coming week thank you. molly: this indictment marking historic moment the first time a former president has been charged with a crime, joining us for more to talk about this shannon bream and chief correspondent and "fox news sunday" anchor. shannon, thanks for taking the time at your saturday for we know you're prepping we want to talk to get your insights on

this. when i look at this unfolding and we look at tuesday there's so much emotion here. their fans are going to watch is unfolding and people have very strong feelings, depending on where you might be politically, how you feel but for her president trump. i just want to get your thoughts as we have heard of people come forward from both sides of the political aisle making these accusations this is unfair or this is something they have waited for for a long time. it feels rather fraught and i wanted to get your thoughts ahead of tuesday. >> ali, you summed that up so well but it's difficult for anyone who weighs and it's going to be parsed are they being too supportive of the former president to critical of the legal system there in manhattan? are they in reverse being too supportive of the legal system and the d.a. what he has decided to do there? you have got to be so careful how you weigh in on desperate people are going to make judgments they have already made judgments and we do not even have the indictment, that's the thing. we do not exactly know the

chargers are going to beat we have our educated guesses our best guesstimates on that. the truth is it's tough to weigh in and a concrete way before you really know it's going to be in there. on tuesday about to warn folks who got to pace yourself. no matter what comes out of the indictment on tuesday could take a gear, it could take two years to get the center trial. very possible if president trump ends up as the nominee again he's in the middle of running for the presidency, doing to face whatever it is on the campaign trail and having to stop and take part in a criminal trial. you are right with never seen anything like this before. >> you make a very good point this is not just a former president it is a leading canada for the gop nomination. at least at this point in time where we are. once forming acting ag who spoke today on cavuto. >> there are a lot of legitimate questions about the reason for this. the fact alvin bragg ran on

getting donald trump. that fact this case is inconsistent with the policies for the rest of his office. it's going to be very interesting how they litigate this stupid alvin bragg is so confident in this case do they agree to moving the venue if it is asked? will they move it to a more friendly evenhanded venue instead of manhattan? click to view talk about a potential trial as you ment mentioned, could it potentially be moved out of manhattan for just the reasons the acting -- the former acting ag raised? >> i got to match the president's legal team is going to file all kinds of motion trying to rid this thing altogether. as they get closer to that actually goes to try would be very surprised if they do not move for a change of venue. manhattan, i think if you look at the voting record has not been kind to republicans or to this president. the numbers are there just for people to see. what we expect for our jurors and our fellow americans is that no matter how they feel about any particular defendant, we asked him to be fair and

impartial. sometimes that means a venue change gives you a better chance at that. i would imagine that would be eventually one of the many emotions we will see from the legal team before this thing ever gets to trial to either get rid of it all together or moved to somewhere they think is less hostile. you're something far more delightful i want to talk a little bit about your new book the love stories of the bible speak. another book in a series of lovely books. a great weekend to talk about it was saul palm sunday weekend. i want to get your thoughts this is what it is all about, right? love. >> what is it say all throughout the bible is to love our neighbor and ourselves. there is no out that i do not see any exceptions. i have looked at there are days we all want to find an exception to that rule. but really, we are called to rise above whatever the divisions of the day whatever differences we have induce each other as created in god's image. to follow his ideal of unconditional love for all of us.

i am flawed, thank goodness he has plenty of forgiveness for me and anybody else out there seeking it. but i think it would go a long way to looking around and say all right, i may disagree with my neighbor but how do i bridge these divides and at least show respect and have a conversation with the open mind and possibility i could maybe be moved to learn some big new from them. if i very kindly for this era which is always been. and i want to have you talk a little bit about what we expect to see? >> we are going to have a couple senators with this, joe manchin and we are going to have bill cassidy so we got both sides of the aisle covered they are. interestingly enough both of their articles of come up in this new article talk about a third party rental asked them about that of course indictment as well. got one of president trumps attorneys with us to talk about the federal investigations as well plus our panel's a busy day tomorrow morning, will see that. this event all right shannon thanks him a trip pershing

avenue on. >> thanks molly good to see you. eric: good to see shannon with us at of course she will be on "fox news sunday" tomorrow. a large part of the northeast happens to be under threat of large hail damaging winds and even a tornado or two this weekend. that means about 50 million americans, they're bracing for impact. severe weather is on the way. box meteorologist adam klotz tracks where it is going, what to expect. >> a storm starting on the move as we speak. we saw that yesterday there began to press up against the east coast. this is where the storm threat is the darker the colors the more severe the threat pretty getting up to very likely now portions of pennsylvania getting to new york city. you can see storms up and down the coast as we read into the afternoon but here's what we are currently looking at some of the storms we saw a light rain overnight last night into early this morning across up and down the east coast. still some storms to the south. we see this little yellow boxes those are severe thunderstorms went up to 60 miles per hour.

those are little more isolated across the southeast but i do think they are going to below more prevalent to the north we have seen this one line continues would be severe again went up to 60 miles per hour. frequent lightning very heavy rain as the storms continue to sweep off towards the east. eventually in some major cities philadelphia, new york, boston, all areas you'll see thunderstorms for the day is over. here's severe thunderstorm threat. again, deeper red is really kind of the bull's-eye where thunderstorms are likely to be the biggest bird isolated tornadoes not out of the question is likely a thunder storm events for here's your future track. i will let you pay attention to the timestamp in the top corner. line of storms you can watch the move towards some of these larger cities here right along the coast it does look between 7:00 p.m. -- 8:00 p.m. the storms really start to roll in from d.c., to philadelphia come up towards new york and continuing to linger up across the northeast as you get later into the evening but eventually on the backside of this temperatures get a little bit cooler there is still some rain.

but that no longer severe weather. this is what were going to watch, eric, thunderstorms heading to the east coast here within the next couple of hours probably about three hours. for all right people on the east coast be watching it will be a wet and wild saturday night. adam, thank you. molly: severe weather has left at least 18 people dead after a string of tornadoes tore across the south and the midwest last night. in illinois at least one killed, doesn't hurt. when storms collapsed the roof of a packed theater during a sold-out concert breadbox whether mitti hicks is alive in belvidere, illinois. >> molly it is a sad situation here people were at a concert last night and enjoyed music with their loved ones and friends. and then mother nature wreaked havoc on this community. right now cleanup crews are here at the apollo theater cleaning up the debris or what is left of the roof collapsed last night.

when the powerful storm system came through belvidere, illinois it knocked off the roof the roof collapsed and ultimately one person died the roof collapse also injured more than 20 people here every 27 total. at least two of those injuries are life-threatening. two of those injuries people are in critical condition. it took emergency crews on scene multiple trips and help from bystanders to get everyone out, take a listen. >> we were able to search the building primarily with first responders in the trt team was able to come and enjoy a full search of the building. we have accounted for all of the individuals. there have been no reports of anybody missing. >> and now, there were a total of 215 tornado warnings issued across 13 states from last night into this morning.

we are waiting on the national weather service to confirm if a tornado indeed hit this community. it is a sad situation our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved here, molly. molly: bewitched swift healing for those mitti hicks reporting for vox weather, thank you. steve are deadly tunas cause damage in arkansas that is where at least four people were killed. meanwhile there have been steady images showing dozens of homes devastated by those wins. a tomato tour throughout little rock received a eliminate rating of nef three many its winds were up one and 65 miles per hour. further east of little rock and when, arkansas hitting a house of worship it is in win or those four people died at fox weather multimedia journalists will nunley is in went with the very latest from there on the ground, will. ask among the many buildings the homes destroyed here in the

heart is this the first united methodist church. there was nobody inside we are told as a tornado rolled through but the damage to the structure is significant. this church was built in the 60s the pastor tells me very well built building paid all the windows blown out you can see the spray-painted excess or emergency officials came through to make sure nobody was inside. there is plenty of damage even though the walls are still standing your hallways here that have been flooded. not only from rain coming in from damage from the roof but also burst the pipes within the building so you can see how this is going to end up being a total loss for this church, inside look at the violence was on display. see all of the glass can you imagine even if you are sheltered in a room like this the glass that comes flying around in situations like this from the vortex just spinning around you. wow, incredible but i spoke with the pastor he said most of his congregation and right now that's what they're focused on. >> our church was right in the

middle of the storm and took a direct hit its tort toward the steeple oft in the front porch area. the columns are gone we do not know where the columns are. we have not found them in town yet. we've got some pictures that have been far away as humboldt, tennessee coming to us on facebook. it looks like all of our buildings are probably going to be a total loss just because of where the structures were hit. >> even though it appears this building is still standing and fared pretty well keep in mind there is considerable structural damage to the brick outside. the columns are missing in most places the roof is missing the steeple is missing and the homes around it reduced to their foundation. the pastor said with palm sunday being upon the congregation they are trying to decide if they meet on the front lawn or if they go to a nearby church, and wynne, arkansas will nunley vox weather. >> global recent after detaining a reporter after threatening to

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>> president biden is demanding the release of u.s. journalist detained in russia. also general reporter was

arrested accused of spying by russia's security service. is it first journalist arrested on charges of espionage since the cold war. ryan was based or two others joining us from london with a very latest on this, ryan. it's high molly. it has been just over 81 hours now since evan and his colleagues last heard from him. as he was entering a steakhouse in the russian city. we now know it shortly after entered that steakhouse he was arrested by agents of russia's federal security service, brought back in charge with espionage. allegedly for seeking secret information about it weapons factory. intent is being held in

lefortovo prison. he is the first american journalist to be jailed for alleged espionage since a reporter then at the u.s. news and world report that was arrested and put in the same prison by the way back in 1986 before being released a number of days later in a prison swap. the prospects for his part of another swap or otherwise are perhaps even 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 prison serving a 16 year sentence u.s. will want to bring him home as well. add to that russian-american relations now their lowest point since i started reporting on the country three decades ago. president biden called out on russia to let gershkovich go and said the u.s. is working to get him out. it is of course the ward ukraine that began 13 months ago that is

put russia at odds not just with the united states with dozens and dozens of countries around the world. the war e-mail recall also prompted many western news organizations to pull their journalists out of russia after the kremlin introduced a law by which journalist can be sent to prison for up to 10 years if the kremlin deems there purporting to be fake news. molly, the wall street journal vehemently denies these allegations. but i have to tell you these espionage trials and russia are almost always conducted behind closed doors and they almost always end with a conviction, molly. molly: enormous courage shown by this turn journalist this is a case will be following. thank you very much. >> it is unfortunate this meeting wasn't necessary today that president putin is escalating russia's dangerous and destabilizing behavior. by now threatening to deploy

nuclear weapons. >> the nuclear blackmail is one of the tools russia has exploited since the very beginning of the invasion. before u.s. ukraine calling out russia yesterday during a cap security council session putin's threat to put nuclear weapons in belarus border is not just but also nato ally poland, just one more way putin is ratcheting up tensions with the west, fox news contributor at pepperdine university. before we delve into the case and call for the release of her wall street journal reporting colleague evan gershkovich and call for him to be freed, let's talk about putin and his most motives. do you think he is trying to up the tensions and continue his threats with this threat to put nuclear weapons in belarus? >> absolutely.

all of these activities coming out of the kremlin and moscow are connected. i think it is absolutely clear that putin as he has not had the kind of military victory that he has wanted since last summer, almost a year ago that he is looking to deflect attention, create more noise, divide the west and none of it is actually working. so we have the newest hostage crisis going on while he is talking about putting nuclear sites in belarus. soon after he and his team downed a u.s. or drone an international airspace, above the black sea. every week there is a new and more serious activity. we have not mentioned the fact he has pulled out of the new

start agreement. the long term long range nuclear weapons agreement. every week a new activity in 2023 in an attempt to make the west, forget the fact that on the ground ukraine and both the south and the west where there are ongoing battles in the east of ukraine. ukraine is holding its own. eric: it is unbelievable what ukraine is doing and how they are actually defeating the russian forces especially in the east and one can only hope that continues. what will he do, do you think in the upcoming weeks and perhaps months as it does not go his w way? >> i think he will continue the nuclear blackmail. but i think he understands he is walking a nuclear tight rope. if it is crossed it will be a

huge disaster for the countries he is relying on. for example, in belarus what's happening in that country now is a major blow to the freedom of movement the freedom and democracy movement of the country. and although he has the leader in his back pocket, everything i am hearing suggest the country does not want to be just a pawn in the nuclear brinksmanship of russia. no heart doesn't want to be fully divided from the west. it has its own ambitions in terms of the european union and other countries associated with nato. so i do not think we will see a shift in what putin is going to do. a continual attempt to divide the west. more behavior on the ground in the war that will not lead to the victories that he wants. hopefully no more hostages, the wall street journal one is particularly troublesome we have

not, as you noted earlier have had an american journalist taking hostage since 1986. in the intensive diplomacy of the reagan administration to free nicholas i do not think will work in this particular case. pollutant will hold onto the american journalist as long as he can. i think of that initiative of hostage taking is something we need to really develop a stronger, clearer and more consistent policy. because although all of us wanted brittney griner home for minor drug charges, we traded a hardened arms dealer who was targeting american citizens and working with terrorists. i think that opens the door for more hostages on the russian side, building cases against pso. mr. wheel and remains there. all of these things are helping

i think putin is the fact he has something some leverage against us. he is searching around for leverage, we do not seem to have it. before you mention the notorious russian's arms dealer and that thought there is some thought that evan gershkovich could be swap for young brazilian man they say has been arrested for spying for russia who was posing who got into johns hopkins international school of international studies, very prestigious. you think that played into putin's inking and that maybe there could be a swap for them? are you more fearful the case for evan who we went out there may be broader implications for that? >> i think there are broader implications. my sense is this will not go as smoothly or as quickly as we want like the 1986k super think there are multiple factors

perhaps the brazilian you just mentioned. but also, since this war putin has clamped down on free speech and domestic reporters and journalism in his own country. he is now turning his critical fire to war correspondents. and i think that is part of this equation as well he is stealing his country offer any discussion about what is actually happening in the war. that is troublesome they are and that to me suggests that he could take more foreign correspondence and he could keep the american in jail for much longer. eric: we are calling and praying for evan gershkovich to be released for a while surgeon recalling here at fox news, we can only think of his family and that will come sooner than we predict, we hope it does, kiron skinner always good to see you, thank you. >> thank you. molly: a new around a fox polling shows most americans still disapprove a present

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before deadly tornado outbreak across the south west last night wreaking havoc just hours after present biden was in mississippi. he was visiting the small town that is devastated by it last week storms. the president now back at home in delaware as the nation continues to await his decision. on whether or not it's going to run again for president 2024 lucas tomlinson keeping tabs on that at the white house, jai lucas. >> hi eric. president biden the white house of said much about president trump's indictment here he is yesterday on the south lawn being questioned by our own

peter doocy. >> mr. president you think the charges against trump are politically motivated? >> no comment. >> present biden went to his granddaughter's art show today in philadelphia followed by lunch at a local restaurant. biden himself is under federal investigation into his handling of classified materials his son hunter two and a separate matter. as you mentioned yesterday biden traveled to the mississippi delta to view the damage in rolling fork about 85% of the town was destroyed in the powerful tornado at least 25 people were killed across the state. >> this community is remarkable. i just want you to know as you fight through this you are not alone. the american people will be with you. they will help you through it and so will i. >> mississippi governor tate reeves appeared alongside the president and also spoke. >> i believe him. and i appreciate hampered i

appreciate the call on saturday. and i appreciate the fact the president of the united states is standing here in sharkey county, mississippi to deliver remarks today, to care for the people most affected. >> in presidential history, eric. while donald trump is a first express and to be indicted while in office president warren harding was closed in 1921 stemming from the teapot bribery scandal also known as oil reserve scandal over the secret leasing of federal oil reserves. harding died in office before he could be charged but of course richard nixon was parted with gerry ford before nixon can recharge present biden's approval rating remains underwater with many wonder when he will announce his candidacy to run for reelection in 2024, eric. >> lucas, let people do not know president ulysses s grant was arrested he was arrested for speeding in is a horse drawn carriage. [laughter] never above the law. >> discharges a little more seriously. >> that is droopy lucas, thank

you. >> as the president ponders 2024 fox news phone showing his approval rating is a sinking to near record lows especially on issues like the economy and the border crisis but only 44% of voters give his job performance a passing grade for the number of democratic voters want to see him run for reelection that is up from last month. the majority still want a different nominee for 2024. we will break this all down for it right now with princeton university political scientist lauren writes. thanks a lot for joining us here on a saturday afternoon. we appreciate your insights. a little up, little down biden's interest initially announced. what do these numbers tell us about his chances right now? >> i mean, molly, i am surprised his approval has remained so stable is only a point lower than what president trump's was at this exact point in 2019 when

economic conditions were much better and people felt much safer overall. and so i do not know exactly what biden is doing to keep those numbers afloat. it might be a contrast with republicans but it might be how proactive he has been messaging on his record. but liberals, especially the base of the democratic voters need to stick by him. because they need this guy. i do not know who any of the viable alternatives are. biden was successful in 2020. liberals did really wellin 2022 despite the conditions. and so it is really e if he is . if noth parties have eating candidates and facing big challenges. some of the challenges similar to the legal issues regarding both men we are ahead of what is

looking like a pretty remarkable week for the former president will be in court before a judge arrested and waiting to see what the charges are officially but also the current president, president biden facing investigation regarding document handling as is trump and mar-a-lago. the age of both men is often noted. these leading contenders in some way similar challenges they are facing. >> you know, i think both parties need to take stock of themselves and not focus so much on primary voters that are really more extreme than the general public. you need to swing voters, moderate voters to win a general election. and so for republicans, their biggest risk is if they nominate former president trump. he is the only candidate we know for sure biden can beat. for democrats, sure, biden's approval level looks low. if you compare it to his own

vice president, carmel harris she is consistently in the mid- 30s and he is in the low 40s. i have researched approval of circuits we have never seen that kind of got before. she is more unpopular than he is and so our key surrogates like pete buttigieg. in january we saw his approval was about 39%. it's probably even lower after the ohio train derailment. i just do not know who else they have so they have to stick with biden if they know what is in their best interest. but for republicans there is somewhat of an appetite among about half a primary voters for an alternative. they stick with trump and he is very far ahead right now, then they really risk and opportunity at winning back the white house and have very good chance of that. >> how does an alternative come to the forefront on either side? will it take someone to officially step aside in some respect what is it take for a nether candidate to move in?

>> it does. the way our system is set up pretty much anyone with few exceptions can run for president of the united states. that includes a trump with all of his baggage. but there are so many potential candidates. we are looking at a field very similar potentially incised to what there was in 2016. and trump took up all of the oxygen. he was much better known he has built-in support right now by about 10 percentage points that even ron desantis who has capitalize on every opportunity he has had and has done better than other governors thinking about running across the country, is very far behind as you are saying to catch up. and so it is really hard to rally around an alternative unless it donors and elites within the party, and less primary voters that really care encourage some these other candidates that are thinking of

running to step aside. and i do not think that is going to happen for it i think they are all doing a one -- 5% and maybe one of them will be the republican vice presidential nominee. but as long as that field is huge it will absolutely benefit the former president. >> there some polling that shows the indictment, the arrest might be helping the former president trump: wise. but thank you so much we really appreciate your insight this afternoon, thank you for joining us because i don't know about that but we can talk about it another time life i quickly go foreshadowing we shall see. thank you. before they'll be next weekend's topic so we will see. migrants have been taking drastic action to try to avoid the border patrol as they come into our country. stretching the agents to the limits on the southern border we are alive on the southern border to tell you about the story, straight ahead here on "fox new live". like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you.

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for larger groups of migrants continued to surge across the southern border the clock is ticking on the title 42 asylum restrictions, those expected to end next month. meanwhile just this past wednesday take a look at this photograph. you are looking at what we are told 1000 migrants who cross illegally into our country and then they just turned themselves over to the u.s. border patrol agents. bill melugin live in eagle pass, texas with the very latest. so a thousand just came in and said we are here? >> eric, good afternoon to you. yes that is right that happened in el paso keep in mind us about two weeks after we saw another group of about 1000 rush the port of entry in el paso a couple weeks ago as we continued to see that sort of thing happening at our southern border. we are also seeing is a large spike in the number of chinese nationals crossing illegally down here. take a look at this video our team just shot in brownsville and the rio grande valley. this is a group of 26 chinese

nationalists being released from federal custody this is border patrol releasing them at a parking garage in downtown brownsville you see there all single adults also pulled border patrol agents chelsea's chinese nationals being released with what they call nta 0r. notice to appear on their own recognizance. essentially they are released into the u.s. with a future court date. without more chinese naturals being up ahead in the spring take a second piece of it or this was in la joya jolla also in the rio grande valley early this morning before sunrise this was a nether group of 12 chinese nationals being arrested by border patrol after they crossed illegally. the numbers are getting up there they have had more than 1700 chinese apprehension since october 1. that reflects nine 100% increase over the same time last year border patrol says it's a drain on their resources are primarily because of the language barrier. we'll show you human smuggling busts. here it take a look at this image in la joya and that rio grande valley.

nineteen illegal immigrants found crammed into this single suv. nineteen people in that vehicle all single adults except for one little boy can see the blue jacket towards the back obviously an unsafe situation. for a show another human smuggling bus take a look at these images out of el paso, west texas. texas dps stopping a penske moving truck with 58 illegal immigrants inc. smuggled inside of it. all of them from mexico, guatemala, el salvador the driver facing federal charges for human smuggling. that situation obviously incredibly dangerous as well. we'll talk about the ongoing fentanyl smuggling for it will finish off in arizona take a look at these images. the port of entry cbp making two stops on tuesday. one cart thrown at 3000 fentanyl pills. thirty minutes later another car 208,000 fentanyl pills. back out here alive at the single port of entry has already

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for 5a california woman faces charges of running up fentanyl smuggling ring. not only is she a grandmother, she is also the head of a local police unit in the bay area. christina coleman is alive and los angeles with more on this, christina. >> hi molly, very disturbing allegations were that woman charged with illegally in attempting to import drugs as part of the international drug scheme is a 64-year-old grandmother who worked as an executive director for the san jose police officer association. is now accused of importing thousands of illegal pills include fennel to the missus to the bay area from around the world places including hong kong, india, hungary and singapore. federal prosecutors say she is encrypted messaging app, what's up, to arrange the orders for some of the labels for the packages allegedly read wedding favors, makeup, chocolate treats. she is her personal work

computers to order massive amounts of drugs and then had them sent to her home. the allegation is shocking people who know her. >> this has been the grandma of the poa. this is not the person that we have known for more than a decade. >> she is also accused of using her office at the san jose police officers association to distribute controlled substances by using the ups account of the police union. now she was not an officer. she worked a civilian job for the union. and if convicted she faces 28 years, that is a maximum sentence, 20 years for these drug charges. molly: christina coleman thank you. we are back at noon eastern tomorrow former congressman leah zelda will be joining us. zelda will be joining us. eric shot it was a delight to be with you i am molly line we wilm see yobeu tomorrow. to help you manage your blood sugar. and more protein to keep you moving with diabetes.

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♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm alicia acuna along with mollie hemingway, or andy mccarthy and joe concha, and welcome to "the big saturday show." the big story, the massive preparations in place right now ahead of president trump's historic court appearance many just three days. federal, state, local law enforcement and trump's legal team all coordinating for the former president's surrender on tuesday. trump is first expected to report to the district attorney's office that morning with secret servic