if i have a new this hour and explosion tears to a café and sent petersburg, russian officials say more than two dozen people were injured and at least one person, a prominent military blogger was killed. russian news outlet say that blogger known as vladlen tatarsky was taking part in the form at the café but he was given a box that apparently exploded. he was a vocal supporter of the invasion in ukraine. all this comes at the white house is urging moscow to release detailed wall street journal reporter evan

gershkovich. more on that spray head. but first. the border crisis still a major problem as large amounts of migrants pour across as of the border. including a group of over 1000, many from venezuela for they cross the border illegally just days ago before turning themselves over to border ag agents. hello and welcome to fox news like i am molly line in for arthel neville. so far hypo and eric shawn hello everyone thank you for joining us for it will take a live look now at the southern border this comes as homeland security secretary mayorkas faces more criticism from republicans. he refuses to call the migrant surge of the southern border a crisis. >> the chief of the border patrol ortiz testified before congress that some areas of the border are in a crisis situation. do you agree? >> i think we face a very serious challenge in certain parts of the border. >> do you view what's happening right now the border is a

crisis? >> i view it as a significant challenge. >> significant challenge but not a crisis. bill melugin live in eagle pass, texas the latest on that significant challenge on the ground, hey bill. >> eric good afternoon to you but i can tell everybody down your believes it's a lot more than a significant child its absolute crisis and anybody you talk to down here will tell you that. in the meantime we continue to see young americans getting caught up in human smuggling protect look at this video we just got from texas dps showing a high-speed chase and kenny county of two teenage human smugglers. the driver age 15 the passenger age 14. they're flying his deck texas dps pursues in the event should pull up the side of the road and that everybody goes bailing out of the vehicle including the five illegal immigrants they were smuggling for the illegal immigrants all got away the troopers went after these smugglers for the end of catching and arresting both of them. again two teenagers from the

austin, texas area 15 and 14 years old. they are both arrested and charged with human smuggling protect look at this video from right here in eagle pass given to us by whatever contacts but it shows what appears to be in the banded migrant child on a flotation device just drifting down the rio grande here in eagle pass completely alone. even as he national guard soldiers sees what happening (sent to the edge of the river to an effort to do a rescue for the video cuts off but we are told by our context that the child was later rescued again that have been here in eagle pass. what else happened here in eagle pass, take a look at this video to texas dps trooper driving around town out here through a residential neighborhood on the streets comes across a group of migrants, starts talking to them and finds out they are from india. just to give you an idea of how far they are coming from this group of illegal immigrants walking through a neighborhood in eagle pass from as far away as india. then, another u-haul smuggling busted. take a look at this video from

texas dps this happened in one of the troopers pulled over this u-haul moving truck for they opened it up in an inside of it they find 15 illegal immigrants being smuggled inside. including three little children. the driver was a u.s. citizen from missouri he is now arrested and charged with human smuggling. leslie will finish you off and that rio grande valley bird take a look at this video for it again courtesy of texas dps showing one of their elite units going after illegal immigrant runners and elevators in the brush. the mission in la joya, texas areas. these are illegal immigrants who are not claiming a silent. they are not looking to turn themselves in. they're actively trying to sneak to the brush and get into the united states without being caught. this elite unit uses drones and canines are tracked these people down. you will see night video, they have a group of illegal immigrants that jumped into a canal in an effort to get away. an agent jumps into a rest one of them. and listen to this and just three days of running that operation dps as they rested 189

of these invaders as well as five scouts who are typically associated with cartels and human smuggling organizations. just another day of the significant challenge as it is being described down here at our southern border. steve are getting more significant it seems by the day. thankfully that young child in the river safe. bill, thank you. if i for more on the slow spring and errors are prevalent can congresswoman debbie up member of the house committee on energy and commerce. and the congressional border security caucus. thank you's so much congresswoman for joining us on the sunday afternoon. we watch these remarkable videos that bill melugin consistently brings us. the piles of fentanyl, the people trying to sneak into the country. i just want to get your take on where things stand now in the state that you represent? we are in a crisis in the border is a crisis. it is a humanitarian crisis. it is a drug crisis spirit is a

national security crisis. so, when mayorkas does not use the word crisis and he says we have operational control over the border, he is lying. he is lying to congress. he is lying to the american people. arizona has all kinds of people coming across the border. you know that ever since biden has been an office, almost 5 million illegal immigrants encounters have happened and another 1.4 million known got a ways, meaning they were seen on camera or by sensors but they got away. of course this is a crisis but everyone knows it is a crisis. asked regarding mayorkas. you are where the republicans who call for the homeland security secretary to resign but he has not. your view on mayorkas recent efforts in any updates regarding promised investigations on the gop said should be coming that could potentially lead to

impeachment. well, i am glad that we are doing investigations of mayorkas but he met with the border caucus a few months ago. we talked to him and we were very frank with him. we are like you are not doing your job. when you say the border that it is secure when it obviously is not secure, is just false. and he just kept saying what a great job he was doing great just like he did in the hearing the other day where he said he had the utmost integrity. i mean, i not only signed all that he should resign that i also signed legislation that he should be impeached if the evidence leads to that. i think the evidence is already there but the guy is totally incompetent. he is lying to congress. he is lying to the american people. shannon: i want to look at the real numbers or was a significant drop in encounters as a near began to take a quick look for the reported numbers, the numbers in december were record-breaking and then you see

the fall off in january and february as things go forward. some of this is attributed to new rules implemented regarding cuban patient nicaraguan and venezuelan refugees. making expulsion easier for those from those nations if they cross illegally and not through a creative program. here's what mayorkas said on 60 minutes. click state number of people arriving at our border, is at an extraordinary height. there is no question about that. but that is not unique to the southern border of the united states. there is a tremendous amount of movement throughout the hemisphere and in fact throughout the world. shannon: he seems to be saying this essentially a global problem. but we saw this change in policy now being credited with the change in numbers as far as border crossings go. what do you make of mayorkas steak there? lexi numbers show everything.

in 2020 fiscal year 2020 they were 405,000 illegal immigrants apprehended at the border. fiscal year 2022, just two years later but under biden now, there were two-point to million illegal immigrants apprehended. yes, they never went down in january. but it was still the highest that it has been. and so is still over 150,000 illegal immigrants that have been apprehended. and then yes, 30,000 people they are letting illegally cross the border now through this new program they have. so then you have the amounts that are apprehended at the border. the known got a ways plus this 30,000 people a month from certain countries that are now not even counted in the mix. so it is a huge crisis. it is a disaster.

i talk to officials of the arizona border, i've been to the border multiple times. this is an absolute disaster. it's worse than it has ever been in the history of the united states. and it is the policies that biden has. mayorkas is just trying to keep his job. he is saying everything and anything i guess to keep his j job. he is an abject failure. goodbye to ministration policies are terrible. it is like an open border. shannon: arizona congressman we know this means a lot to thank you for your insights this sunday we appreciate it. >> thank you. twenty-six hennessey governor proposing a bill that allow for funding so that private schools now can have armed security guards themselves. this of course just days after the horrific shooting at the private christian school that left six people dead including three young children. charles watson live in our southeast bureau with more on

this planet. >> the third child that was killed in the covenant school shooting was laid to rest today. hennessey governor bill lee is looking to expand upon previously proposed school safety measure. the interview of tennessee the governor says he wants to place our school resource officers at every school in the state. the plant would not only cover all tennessee public schools but would also make funding available for private schools to hire armed guards. the plan would obviously need approval from the state legislature. but what it would do is require private schools who want to use this type of funding to hire guards with the same level of training is o's place in public school for the governor also is to expand 20 million-dollar proposal for school security upgrades to include additional funding for private schools, elite touch on school safety in the wake of the tragic shooting at covenant school in nashville saying more work needs to be done, take a listen.

>> law enforcement officials and educators across our state have been working for years. especially in the last year to strengthen the safety of our schools. that work was not in vain. >> the governor's proposal comes as a 9-year-old will canning is laid to rest today pretty young boy described as kind by loved ones. kenny and five others including two other children were killed after 28-year-old gunman armed with multiple weapon shot their way into covenant school and open fire on them police shot and killed the suspect later identified as audrey a transgender mail who according to police was a former student was being treated for an emotional disorder. in a nonprofit organization march for our lives, eric, which is an organization that advocates for action against gun violence is calling on students in nashville to walk out of their schools on monday and demand gun safety from

lawmakers, officials in nashville asking students to demand gun safety from their classrooms. books are, thank you, molly. >> we are less than 48 hours away from the expected arraignment for president trump. his legal team ready for surrender on tuesday. truck, hoping to use the indictment in his favor is spending the weekend that mar-a-lago. see be caught in his life at the courthouse where he is set to appear. >> das office, fbi and secret service all met on friday to coordinate security for here in the courthouse former president donald trump surrenders on tuesday morning. this comes after years long investigation by the manhattan das office. and she more than $40 million in hush money payments made by trumps and then a lawyer, michael cohen, tissue development including adult film star story handles. the dive is still sealed

prosecutors are expected to argue trump tried to hide the payments therefore help to his candidacy the 2016 presidential race. trump has acknowledged the payments but has denied any wrongdoing. and sexual encounters for president trump has repeatedly called the case a witch hunt. some have defended the legal system in a subtle way for senate majority leader chuck schumer said in part, mr. trump is subject to the same laws as every american. on the other side some prominent republicans are defending the president calling the indictment a political persecution. former attorney general bill barr echoed that sentiment on "fox news sunday", listen. >> what certainly appears to be in a think the american people see that. it is the very essence of the abuse of the prosecutor function. which is pursuing a person rather than pursuing a real crime. >> and trump will not be handcuffed this is after an agreement between trump's legal team in the das office for the secret service of course will be

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hoping that the governor will move swiftly to designate evan as wrongfully detained. >> when that happens at that official recognition the charges against evan are entirely bogus. covid wall street editor-in-chief urging moscow to release jailed colleague aaron gershkovich. earlier today antony blinken spoke with his russian counterpart about this and urging him to release evan. the state department's", blinken conveyed the united states grave concern over russia's unacceptable detention of a u.s. citizen journalists.

the secretary called for his immediate release. and further urge the kremlin to immediately release wrongfully detained u.s. embassy call we limit. during this now for more on this is a national security global affairs expert ca operations officer herself. laura, welcome. first, when you think of vladimir putin strategy is in the russians grabbing evan? was i think he's trying to put pressure on the west. on the united states. i also think he wants a swap. in particular with the russian who has been indicted and imprisoned in brazil for posting as a brazilian students who came to the u.s., went to johns hopkins and try to penetrate the elite national security apparatus in d.c. before your time but sort that we have a photo of him he is a young man who apparently is alleged to be a russian

operative. just arrested recently is being held in brazil he was excited over the fact he was accepted into the international school of studies it johns hopkins were the most that schools that era in the country. acute look had him he looks like a regular student. it's like an episode of the americans may be at this is the case. do you see a definite link and the fact the u.s. and grabs him and so that weight the russians could go grab evan? >> i think that is one. there's absolutely a link i think that is one of the reasons. the other aim of putin's to put domestic reporters, russian reporters on notice. but also the international foreign correspondent world that what used to be permissible in russia is no longer but we are back to the soviet era were any

criticism or even anything that could be construed as a slightly negative, that is outside the kremlin public relations line is going to be quashed. so far evan was writing about and reportedly magnificently and objectively but the problems of the war the domestic problems in russia. you think that possibly could've played into this for picking him? >> absolutely. they picked him for three reasons. one, the content of his reporting. he clearly was talking about things like the shortage of ammunition in russia, which is necessary at the border in the fight with ukraine, that is number one. number two, they chose a first generation american who is a fluent russian speaker in part because they could not control

him the way they could control a reporter who needs a translator. mr. gershkovich could understand things. nothing was filtered by a translator. and the third reason they chose him is that he does not have diplomatic immunity. it would have been a different calculus for vladimir putin to have a diplomat wrapped up. because that would have automatically triggered a tit for tat. >> you have a great point. this is a one wait basically to shut him up. even with all the geopolitical issues just grab them, put them in a jail cell and he stops writing. >> it is preposterous. i started my career as a journalist and then went to cia before i left and became a media commentator. the whole point of that, i share that because having been on both sides of the wall, the cia absolutely does not use american

reporters as cover. it is ridiculous. reporters tell everybody everything they know. that is the entire point. [laughter] and spies do not. before i would make a lousy spy. all joking aside this is very serious. we deeply care about evan gershkovich's freedom but we want him released calling on the russian authorities to release our wall street journal colleague. your last word on that. >> they need to release him. the freedom of the press is good for the world. he is not a spy. in the vladimir putin lawsuit part of the international community and not isolated further he needs to do the right thing, release the reporter, release of paul and go from there. >> president biden says, let them go. laura former cia special

operations, thank you for your service to our country. in your analysis today. >> thank you. molly: the biden administration expected to announce $2.6 billion military aid package for ukraine as early as tomorrow. that comes as president biden faces logging poll numbers ahead of a potential 2024 reelection bid. lucas tomlinson is covering all this for us from the white house he has the details. >> molly, the goodness is the front lines of ukraine have not changed. they're holding strong thanks to billions of dollars in american aid, weapons, and artillery shells for the bad news is these front lines have not changed in months despite all this aid. now, russia still controls about 20% of ukraine. the good news, president biden visited on the one year anniversary not latimer putin. she asked his administration has provided the lethal aid was very unexpected to rush up i think russia thought they would first

off be met by the ukrainian people in a surrender of the thing is i don't think they expected they had the congressional push that has occurred with this administration. >> the pentagon's top general mark milley said it's unlikely ukraine will win this year. russia suffered a massive losses on the vow to fill some 60000 killed. that's more than the u.s. loss in vietnam war. casualties are not far behind. today at british intelligence said there has been a quote extremely high number of russian casualties that are self-inflicted due to alcohol consumption. the hundreds of thousands of forces that remain occupied ukraine. putin still has two crimea the former head said that will not change without giving ukraine long-range missiles. general millie said the u.s. will not be getting those missiles because the shortage in the u.s. arsenal peerless take a look at president biden's latest poll numbers are when it comes to national security numbers remain underwater they have for months. national security is only 45%

approval, foreign-policy, border security 36%. talking here in the united states with the economy just 35% of the people approve. this comes as president biden themselves remains under federal investigation over his handling of classified materials we await expected announcement to run for election 2024. thirty-five lucas thompson for the white house thank you a little preview of several announcements. >> osorio only see her on fox news ukrainian child who escaped eight russian reeducation camp tells his story. mike lives with this incredible account. ask hi eric, but her platoon is meant to by the international criminal court for the alleged abduction of thousands of ukrainian children, you have ukrainian mothers and fathers trying to get their kids home. as wart rate and russia took control in the south, heard of a camper she could sense her son

in crimea. the place to be a kid away from the war. >> three weeks past it was october 21 and my son texted me we are not returning for. >> he was surrounded by barbed wire, fed a diet of half cooked potatoes, russian propaganda and brainwashing. with a promise the russian army was in his future he was told his mother had abandoned him. >> the guard said to us this is russia you are children of rush or your parents don't want you anymore but. >> you tried to get him back was buried in bureaucracy, pushed into another earnings search for documentation to reclaim her son. >> they said maybe you are not his mother. maybe you are trying to steal a child progress international criminal court indictment vladimir putin the children's rights commission, maria said 16000 ukrainian children have been deported to russia against their will and kept there. some are adopted, some sent orphanages the old one set to the army fight against ukraine.

that is why started the group save ukraine, launching prayerless trips into russia and crimea, bringing ukrainian kids home. >> is very hard to reach now and russia. because very often russians change children's locations. >> they found him and brought him back to ukraine. she got a call from the border guard. >> they said well, dear mother your son is in ukraine. then i understood the worst is over progress of the van arrived mother and son were reunited. stories like this are in the hundreds. thousands of ukrainian kids are allegedly still in russian control. ask a million and a half ukrainian kids now live on land occupied by russia. 467 ukrainian children have been killed in this war according to the prosecutor general, almost 1000 have been injured, eric request a very important story, thank you so much for doing

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molly: president biden improving a disaster declaration for arkansas, recovery efforts there are underway after friday's tornado outbreak devastated the northern part of the state including the hard-hit capitol of little rock. at least five people were killed in arkansas. entire neighborhoods and businesses reduced to rubble. let's bring the states attorney general, tim. sir thank you so much for giving us a little of your time on the sunday part i want to ask how are you doing? are the people of arkansas doing? where is the greatest need right

now? looks well, what you are seeing this what we always see in times of trouble and tragedy. here in arkansas there's a massive mobilization of volunteers all over the state to help. so what you have is you have over on the delta the eastern part of the state you have with the rural part of the state a lot of agriculture, a lot of cotton. it was hit very, very hard. and of the governor is there today the fema administrator. i was with the fema administrator in little rock this morning. little rock is. >> dab in the center of the state. we are in urban area and there was a massive massive path of a tornado that went through little

rock. and we are fortunate. we are fortunate in the loss of life is horrible. but we are fortunate it was not many, many, many more. because there are indeed complete neighborhoods devastated. and, as i said the fema administrator was there this morning. we are certainly appreciative of the support from fema and the federal government. and governor sanders has just been outstanding working to help and make sure -- emphasizing that ultimately we are going to put people over paperwork is what she has been saying it. i think that captures the spirit we are just going to help people whatever they need. i go to neighborhoods of a 20 -- 25 people in a yard and only two or three people live in the home. but churches, our churches are doing just a fabulous job. reaching out, moving stuff, cleaning up.

it is a real team effort. the southern baptist disaster relief have put a headquarters in a west little rock. and so it's just a lot of people all day every day. make no mistake about it, i was a member of congress who had a big tornado. i think it was 11 and 14 and basically the same path. on these just take a while for they take a while to clean up from. and to recover from. but we are in it for the long haul. i will say the spirits, the spirits of the state is very, very strong. and resilient. and that is encouraging. if you are here reduced to rubble's a common phrase when you look at these pictures of little rock, arkansas to an iconic damage really is best practices historic damage. think the question is for our viewers, how can people help at this point in time? >> well look, the red cross is

helping, very, very important. obviously if you are in arkansas and can physically help that is a good way. nationally, look. i will tell you my churches in west little rock immanuel baptist. the southern baptist convention's disaster relief, i was told is second only i think to the red cross in terms of their reach. you can give to southern baptist convention relief and note that it is for this. also, samaritans purse. associate billy graham, franklin graham they're here on the ground. you can get there. in the red cross and then note it is for this for that money is critically important. and so there are many ways that people can help. and i will just tell you, i am going tomorrow i've been all over it little rock because they limit little rock and it hit neighborhood right near my home.

i've just seen no matter where i go, people loving on each other. just hugging each other and doing everything we can to help each other breed that is very encouraging. molly: a quick shift of politics to forgo former arkansas governor asa hutchinson has declared is making a run for the white house. your thoughts? >> well, look, i think there will be plenty of time for politics a little bit further down the road. i do not think today -- make it's not something i really want to talk about today. i think i will leave it at that. i would again encourage people to give to southern baptist relief or red cross or samaritans purse help out. >> we are thinking of you and all the people that arkansas, arkansas attorney general, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you very much for having me. >> into your busy thank you. sue for thoughts of those in

arkansas, thank you. another early spring storm system is expected to make its way across our country this week. ringing up more rain this and another possible route of severe weather in the south bridge other planes can also bring some heavy snow. we are not out of the woods yet. adam klotz tracking the source. >> here we go again as will probably see some severe weather going to tuesday and wednesday. sunday has largely been a nice day this is your settlement rater across the country. you are seeing a mostly a whole lot of sunshine out there for there are some storms currently moving toward the dallas area if you pay pretension to these pacific northwest is a low pressure system moving and this is our coast-to-coast storms but snow at higher elevations out there currently, there is going to be a winter assisted a few on the western side of the savior out in front of it, that is where it's going to big severe thunderstorms, possibly some tornadoes eventually to but that's the coast-to-coast orbits monday's forecast is on the move. just how cold the temperatures on the backside of this as it moves think it's chilly in the northern plains and runs up to the upper midwest.

this is very heavy snow were talking about on tuesday than the front side of the system temperatures running up in the middle 80s, 80 degrees anyway that is were going to see humidity and fuel for what could become some more really big storms unfortunately in areas that have already been fairly hard-hit. as a kind of makes us move across the country. now again, from the backside we are talking winter weather. everything here in the oranges talk about perhaps a blizzard type conditions. we are talk about a real winter storm on the backside than the front side of the system unfortunately this looks almost identical to what our severe threat look like on friday we know all the damage that did put at least some of the bull's-eyes are. some of the same areas getting hit. this is when you're going to want to watch you can down the box weather app and track it hears me closer to siemens a. eric: will be watching, adam thank you, molly. molly: police in california investigated deadly shooting at a trader joe's grocery store in los angeles one person killed, three more hurt when multiple

people open fire in the parking lot. rosina coleman is live in los angeles following this for us, christina. >> hi molly. it was a terrifying scene. police say this is a drug-related shooting in broad daylight. involving possible gang members. one man was killed and three others were critically injured by the shooting happened in the affluent community of west hills around 345 yesterday afternoon. in the parking lot of a trader joe's store but there's a lot of shoppers in that area. target, walmart, home depot stores are located in that very same retail complex. the deceased victim was identified by police as a 45-year-old man the three injured victims ranged in age from 35 to 45 years old but shoppers say they were shocked by the violent chaos. exit was like repeated shots. first without a car was backfiring. but then it was over and then we realized it was gunshots regrets i just come out of the theater i was in my car.

i heard a couple pops it did not even registered to me there gunshots until after i saw people running away in my rearview. quick scary stuff there but officers arrived on scene they say a suspect took off in a bullet ridden vehicle leading officers on a short chase people he said during that brief pursuit the suspect managed to switch vehicles after hit-and-run collision with another driver. the driver and the other vehicle was treated for her injuries. she is expected to be okay. the suspect was eventually detained nearby along with a woman who police believe is connected to this case. officers also said they recovered to firearms during this incident. lapd believes the parking lot shooting was a result of a gun battle between possible gang members. >> the dispute centered around a narcotics transaction in the area. during that disputes, multiple suspects produced firearms and

fired at each other but we believe we have everyone involved in this incident either detained or at the hospital. >> police say everyone detained in this case is expected to survive. they suffered nonlife learning injuries, molly. >> christina coleman, thank you. a small income approach us in israel showing no signs of slowing down. despite prime minister trey yingst spokes on the protesters out on the street. trey will join us live from the very latest from jerusalem as fox news live continue straight ahead and the pain in the back of your eye is forcing bad words from your mouth, or...the bags under your eyes are looking more like purses, it's not too late for another treatment option for thyroid eye disease, also known as t-e-d. to learn more visit treatted.com

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says he's ready for talks at the opposition though about trying to wager some reform. trey yingst is live in jerusalem with more of what those protesters have been calling f for. >> parent, good afternoon by the 15th street with thousands of israelis took to the streets to protest against proposed judicial reforms. here is a look from the city of tel aviv. israelis gathered overnight in major population centers despite a pledge by prime minister benjamin netanyahu to delayed the reform so give the ruling party the ability to pick judges and override the supreme court. the protest that saw 19 people arrested are expected to continue until the proposals are canceled altogether. with ongoing clashes there is constant pressure on the israeli government to address the demands of demonstrators. right now police using water cannons to try and push demonstrators out of the main highway in tel aviv. they have made a number of arrests already.

and now they have officers on horseback trying to help clear the main roadway. there are efforts to find a compromise between the government and the opposition. but so far no significant development to been announced. leading demonstrators to worry about the future of their country. >> israel has intellectual wealth. in a dictatorship the intellect does not survive. we need a democracy for this country to survive. that is a prerequisite, that is it. >> these protest to come amid the backdrop of serious security concerns in the region. just tonight israeli military intercepted a drone that was launched from syrian airspace, eric. so far right trey thanks of my straight had a possible religious miracle here at home. we will have that. with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this:

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you may find the catholic church is working to confirm a possible miracle happened in hartford, connecticut at a church with a deep and rich history. chief religion correspondent lauren green has the story. because it's really, really cold. >> it may be an easter miracle in connecticut as a most sacred element of the catholic mass supposedly multiplied on its o

own. the archdiocese of hartford is investigating what happened to the tiny town of thomaston on march the fifth during communion at st. thomas church. one of that service nearly ran out of the way for that is the consecrated host catholics believed contained the body of jesus. but instead of running out, the eucharistic host to cap multiplying what happened is our lord multiplied himself as what happened. i have no doubt. i know what i gave the person coming to what is return director catholic church records 152 of these types of eucharistic miracles. for in the century. to happen in poland and the last 20 years. a wait for it was excellently dropped to the floor and church procedures required to be put in a chalice with water. instead of dissolving, a red substance began emerging scientific analysis documented by the vatican found it to be blood tissue of a human heart in distress. archdiocese has brought an expert to investigate its alleged miracle using forensic

science. >> i am sending out an experienced priest has knowledge of the church law to follow procedures to just examine exactly happened and under what circumstances were. >> investigation is complete the archbishop will decide whether to give results the vatican which is detailed requirement if a miracle indeed happened in new york or green fox news. father also said all things are possible with god. he certainly has faith will see what happens when they show up and investigate to investigate some more pre- >> absolute what a fabulous story for this palm sunday. so lovely. before it is but thank you for joining us for the big sunday show is next, see you next weekend you happen to be a dog.

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