we begin with a sweet 16 birthday celebration in alabama, taking a tragic turn. police say at least four people are dead, several more hurt after someone fired into the crowd. hello everyone this is a brand-new hour of fox news 55 arthel neville. twenty-four hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric sean. details on this alabama mass shooting are still coming into our newsroom. so far this is what we know. police that happened about 10:30 p.m. last night and that's about

an hours drive north of montgomery, alabama. they say it started with an argument that turned into a gunfight at the mahogany master pissed dance studio during a sweet 16 party. so far though there is no word on the suspect or the suspect who did this. arthel: i'm sorry eric, let's go to charles watson right now. he has live in dadeville with the very latest on this. what more can you tell us? >> good afternoon arthel and eric. not a lot of confirmed information to go off of from police. within 12 hours after this trip recorded mass shooting happened. still chasing down details as you can probably see behind me authorities are still out at the crime scene of the reported mass shooting take place. investigators have worked through the night and relate through the morning combing through evidence and trying to figure out what exactly hap happened. i stepped out of the shot you can see a lot of the focus has been on this brick building.

in fact a few moments ago, less than an hour ago saw investigators come out with a white sheet to try to cover up the horrific images that may lie behind those doors. alabama law enforcement agency, which is leading this investigation confirms four people were killed in a number of other victims were injured following the shooting. linked to a birthday party around 10:30 p.m. central time saturday night for there are reports most of the victims were teenagers. but law enforcement has not confirmed that detail just yet. we have not heard anything so far about a suspect. law enforcement said they are working around the clock on this on, take a listen. >> this is going to be a long couple can process. but we thank you all the support we will continue to go through

the scene and get the facts and assure justice. this would do know a lot of the victims were transported to russell medical center in alexandria. the city less than 20 miles from dadeville. a spokesperson tells fox news a hospital treated and released multiple victims. they tell several other victims with gunshot wounds were transferred to different hospitals that get a better care for their injuries. a spokesperson did not elaborate on that. the number of victims don't know yet what led to the shooting. investigators have not release that information just yet through just got word from the white house and president biden has also been briefed on the shooting and has been in contact with local authorities to try to offer assistance but we do expect and of the press conference of local authorities

in the next couple of hours. hopefully we can bring you guys more details arthel and eric. >> all of this at a sweet 16 birthday party. charles watson live in dadeville, alabama thank you charles. before arthel, teenagers believed a course the many victims because it was a sweet 16 party. grandmother and that alan says the party was attended by her 16-year-old grandson. he was a high school athlete. she said he was killed. his mother also at the party her daughter wounded by the gunfire. they just wanted to enjoy a birthday party she is reported to have said but we have to be standing and waiting for bodies to be brought out. former fbi investigator bill daley with us now on more of this. bill, what does this tell you when there's a sweet 16 party, shooters come in or a shooter, how do authorities track them down? could it be jealousy? a grudge, gang-related, or romantic in terms of a motive?

what's it could be all the above or any one we just do not know yet. there are so many unknowns including is a shooter on the loose? the police had not indicated whether they are searching for an individual or the community is in any danger which kind of suggests to me they have an idea who the shooter it might be or whereabouts of that shooter whether he was wary victims or he or was one of the victims. there are so many factors that play care with regard to -- we do not know if the shooter or shooters were teenagers, whether they were grown-ups. we do not know whether the weapons were illegal, illegal. we just do not have any of these details but it's very difficult to get too far over our skis and so to very specifically about this incident. other than they seem to be on it. they have the resources of the federal government, atf, fbi supporting local and state police. support seems awfully teenagers and our country or a grudge or something like that and the guns

are coming out. obviously at least that happened in this case. what is wrong with the culture and what is wrong with what is going on? >> are certain social logical issues that are prevalent in our society that are allowing this to happen. i also think we start focusing on some of these issues. if not all cases in the past three weeks we've had three tragic incidents. we'll place, workplace and now we have won a recreation place that occurred. i look at something instances but it can be an access issue. it isn't gun safety, and gun ownership responsibilities of these cases. going to put aside cases we have illegal weapons which is a whole other topic to discuss. politicians can react to say gun control any guns off the street. according to government statistics is probably about 3 million guns in this country. some of them are rudimentary

ones. these can killed six people with a shot of each one of the chambers of a revolver. we are speaking about a large issue here how people control the weapons and safety issues. they woke speculate perhaps it was a teenager involved they cannot purchase the weapon themselves take it from home or get it from someone else. what was a safety issue their question for people controlling, people have access to them. we kind of lose sight of the forest for the trees. look at what the issues are at the weapons, long guns, semi automatic weapon or whether it is revolvers can kill many people in a short period of time. i think it really gets down to getting control of the weapons for the people who own them. make sure they are safely stored. making sure people should not have access to them. do not have access including those people who may have emotional, mental, other issues an empty process in place to be

able to restrict temporary access to those people who may pose a threat. not only to themselves but to society. for there so many guns these teenagers seem to get. let me go over stats i would ever since friday for this we can hear the number of teenagers who'd been shot dead in our country in north carolina 17 year old a 16 year old, chicago another 16-year-old. and no a 17 year old, delaware and of the 17-year-old. a 15-year-old d.c. another 16-year-old. this, 70 teenagers dead just since friday. here's a look at u.s. gun deaths up 50% in two years, 46% with teenagers as you can see those stats. right now gun deaths, shootings the leading cause of death for u.s. kids and teens. now 18.7% over vehicle crashes. bill, how many dead kids will congress accept?

how many dead kids on the streets of our country with this carnage can we accept before something is done. whether it is the culture, consuming ammunition, fill it restrictions, what would you suggest? can this at all be stopped when it's part of the culture where they think the way to settle a dispute is to pull out a gun. >> it is all tight level issue hear from top of the sociological issues we talk about the legal issues you talk about access issues. for people to be notified of people to take notification to authorities when someone should not have a weapon. it's a rubik's cube of issues that need to line up. i'm not saying is insurm insurmountable. when we come up with a one-size-fits-all or stop this or restrict that that's not really the answer. there so many weapons that are out there in society in general. there's so much access to them.

gun owners and people around them. it is notification when we think someone to be acting out who could have access to a weapon he could gain access to a weapon. looking at the legal market. the illegal weapons that come into this country from both outside as well as those that change hands inside are really tremendous. we need to focus on those. nothing in this case that's us responsible here but it is a issue that needs to be tackled. we focus a lot of people owning the guns legally and forget about all this other weapons that go into some the street crimes in places like chicago and other places that kill many, many young people. eric: of congressman jeff of andrew joining us in a few moments. on the jordan hearings being held in new york on exactly that issue and i urge reviewers to stay tuned for that. good to see you and be on this when they assessments down. thank you.

arthel: great discussion, eric and bill thank you. a21-year-old national guard airmen from massachusetts now arrested and charged in a leak of classified pentagon documents. but questions remain about how he was able to access such highly sensitive information in the first place. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the very latest, lucas. >> arthel, that is the question right now. how did someone so junior in rank a member of the massachusetts air national guard have access to the briefings given to the u.s. military officer by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. general jacket king spoke earlier on "fox news sunday" about this very topic. >> i don't think it's about does he need have a need to know? on the surface of it doesn't seemed like he has a need to know for. >> part of the classified documents many bring top-secret marking posted by the 21 year old guardsmen show how vulnerable taiwan is to a

chinese attack a potential invasion. general keane admitted there's no way taiwan can defend itself against china. he also said the war in ukraine has exposing dire situation with the industrial base which he said is not ready to go to war with china right now. as ordered his forces to be ready to invade taiwan for years from now, arthel by the public and chairman house foreign affairs committee said china might be able to conquer think considers a renegade province in january. here's mike mccall on "sunday morning futures". >> if they prevail and influence the election, they went just like hong kong without a shot fired. they don't prevail then they go to plan b. i think that would likely be a blockade type center or they cut pc cable a massive cyber event on the island and they shut it down. and they cut of all food and water for a matter of a month. and then they take it over. >> official safe the u.s. ever went to war with china, the u.s.

aircraft carrier would not be a player because of china's df 26 missile dubbed the carrier killer. it has a range of 3000 miles about 90% of the missile fleet is in that range. we have no great options there in that report. boy, interesting details kind of scary details. lucas tomlinson thank you very much for this details, eric. eric: arthel, the family i was a general partner received a letter from him from prison he is in russia to first time since vladimir putin's regime detained him on espionage charges for those charges heatedly denied by the journal in the bite administration. he is quote not losing hope and even joked about the prison food. mark meredith at live in washington with more, hi mark. >> eric, sure did good after y you. chad love is not losing hope in the no indications he will be releasing a russian prison anytime soon the wall street journal reporter recently wrote

a letter to his parents were immigrants of the soviet union, explaining what the last few weeks have been like in russia custody. per the journal the 31-year-old reportedly wrote i want to say i'm not losing hope. i read, i exercise, i try to write maybe finally am going to write something good. gershkovich was detained in late march after the russian government accused him of being a spy both the wall street journal on the u.s. government strongly denied the charge. the state department even designating him as wrongfully detained. secretary of state antony blinken weighed in on the situational traveling in vie vietnam. on gershkovich i do not have anything new to share but we continue to seek consular access that is not yet been granted. it needs to be. we continue to call for his immediate release. and certainly we need to see counselor access now. >> foreign policy experts say it is possible gershkovich could

eventually be released to a prisoner exchange with the u.s. let's make said moscow would consider that but only after a trial is over. gershkovich is a first overseas journalist to face espionage charges in russia since the end of the cold war. before it's encouraging to hear he is has experience and is still maintaining them. of course we have fox news and other news organizations as well as a committee to protect journalists call on russia to release evan now. thank you. arthel: absolutely. well, the department of justice taking action against mexico's cartel. not just as a sentinel trafficking ring but also its suppliers in china. it is the first major step in the new white house plan to stop the flow of the deadly drug into america. retired ice age it joins us next. stay tuned. try boost® high protein

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arthel: vacation turns tragic in mexico. a pair of gunmen storming a

resort killing several people including a child. therefore unfolded it yesterday at the lipoma resort in the mexican state of. police say drug cartel violence is growing. all seven victims were shot and killed while in a swimming pool. the gunmen also destroyed these spot shop and took security cameras. no arrests have been madhern bo. get this, the mayor of el paso says 20000 migrants are right now waiting on the other side of the border for 42 to end, that expected you ended a few weeks. the critics say the end of title 42 will get them a green light to come and enter our country. casey stegall live on the border at eagle pass, texas with the very latest on this. hey casey. >> eric good morning. activity is certainly picked up here in the el paso sector. specifically we are just in the last five days a border patrol tells us they are averaging close to 1500 migrant encounters every single day.

they also say they have disrupted at least 44 smuggling schemes involving almost 300 migrants. agents here have also carried out at least what rescue they have disrupted a stash house. again all within five days time. el paso, according to data is the one border patrol sector that has seen more than 150% increase in total encounters so far this fiscal year. officials say one reason, walrus mexico has become a large staging area for migrants trying to enter before title 42 goes away, geographically or as it sits right across the border from el paso. book title 42 is a distraction. we need to get back to holding people accountable and enforcing the law of the border and making sure we control who and what comes into our home and not the cartels. mike sent yesterday fox flight team drone captured this over

the del rio sectors, smugglers are brought to mothers into young girls across the rio grande river and a raft. drop them on the u.s. site and quickly paddled away back over to the mexican side. those for migrants left in the u.s. were taken to u.s. mortar patrol custody. if our right casey so much, arthel. arthel: lexi cartel is largely responsible for the surge of conventional into the united states over the last eight ye years. that surge is the result of a complex and comprehensive fentanyl manufacturing and trafficking network orchestrated by the cartel. the prc government must stop the unchecked flow of conventional records are chemicals that are coming out of china. the indictments describe in detail how the cartel operates

without respect for human rights, for human life, or the rule of law. to have met garland announcing charges against more than two dozen members of the drug cartel. it is all part of a massive d.o.j. crackdown on global drug trafficking. officials say the cartels are fueling the deadly fentanyl crisis right here in the u.s. let's bring in victor avila. special agent and author of agent under fire. sadly his partner was killed by drug cartel. so listen, victor the purpose here is to find solutions. not to find fault with every proposal. with that in mind i ask you because drug cartels are so slippery, do u.s. sanctions and criminal charges deter their activities or put a dent in their production? i believe they actually would.

i think the plan that's been laid out by the white house is short and that it acknowledges and i'm glad finally the bite administration is acknowledging the death that is encountered by their own crisis they have created at the border but you are right this is about solutions. one of these solutions is let's place in mexico and for that matter china -- michael told them accountable for their role in allowing the chemicals, they fentanyl, the methamphetamine comments into the southern border. remember china is the one that provides these chemicals and precursors that are coming into the country of mexico without any hesitation and any control whatsoever. so i want to see real sanctions on the government of china but something a lot of people not heard anyone call on them. we need our elected officials to step up and be courageous to also address it with mexico directly. if i've china sent were not sent any precursors to mexico or

anywhere for that matter got mexican president lopez saying no fentanyl is synthesized inside of mexico neither is the raw material for fentanyl. the dea of course disputes this. so, at the two countries cannot agree on ground-floor basics is it possible to get consequential cooperation for mexico? text that cooperation is very tough right now. i work in mexico. i have tackled these drug organizations, is cartels as you mentioned with my partner. so i know firsthand there actually has to be the courage but that now has to come from unit six government for this demonstration has to step up and really coordinate some good efforts to disrupt what is happening. this plant was laid out by the bite administration is not going to disrupt the flow of the millions of bills coming in killing our americans. i want to see true sanctions

place in the government of ch china. on the government of mexico to really have them understand that their role in this smuggling. the mention of course the human smuggling, the child trafficking the human trafficking, i work out as well. continues to happen and unless we take control of our border have these other countries respect our sovereignty in our respect for our rule of law is not just this cartel the cartel generation we must have the rest of the world really acknowledged our protections of our sovereignty as well. arthel: meanwhile you may have heard this by republican congressman of florida it said we should start thinking about these drug cartels like ice as he and republican congressman dan crenshaw of texas introduced a bill that would authorize the use of military force to quote put us at war with the cartels.

meanwhile republican senator tom cotton of arkansas since he is open to sending u.s. troops into mexico to target drug lords this is with or without permission from mexican lawmakers and authorities. what do you think about this proposal? quick i support it. listen arthel i wrote about in my book. i wrote about lay down the designation of these cartels as terrorists organizations for it i've been supporting this for a long, long time. this is the difference we must do now. no longer are the days i work as a criminal investigator down at the border of san antonio identifying the drug smuggler and taking these two evolve just like the cartels have evolved. categorize and put them where they belong. they have been terrorist for a long time. then their own country with

benton over to support this. i would love to see all those options on the table. by the way there are bills right now that can be presented to the house. house bill 29. but unfortunately our own congressman down in district 23 is blocked from being heard of it we cannot continue down this path. arthel: do you know why? a limit the silent secret from coming into the country which is completely untrue people can seek asylum and i want them to come but you have to do it legally three port of entry. what's happening and he sought and el paso all the way down to eagle pass that is not the right path to come to this country i support legal immigration all the way. but what is happening down the southern border is a lot of death, training and rapes. we must protect not just the americans but the immigrants themselves who go through this

horrific journey of being victimized by the cartels, by the mexican government, so many people really need to change this and disrupt it. house bill 29 is an incredible bill. i have read it myself. i support it but i cannot understand why our own representative from seat 23 would block that. we need to come together and disrupt what this divided demonstration has created. it is way overdue. arthel: dental live there appreciate your comments victor avila thank you very much for joining us, be safe. support connecticut man fights off would-be carjackers in his own driveway. take a look at this another example they say of crime. speaking of crime congressman jeff van drew is here. he is going to be attending jim jordan's hearings on crime

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connecticut homeowner party had to fight off for it would be his driveway. and get this, they are trying to steal his car right in front of his house in broad daylight. christina coleman has more on the story. it is scary when you are in your driveway in the pump and try to grab your car. >> i know, i would just call the police. but this guy did and unfortunately he is okay bring the video of this incident is intense we also want to warn you that it is graphic. the guys are trying to steal the home owners car work kicking and punching him but he would not back down. you can see the homeowner race out into his driveway and a yank one of them would beat thieves

from his red infinity. and then to start trading blows by this incident caught on the homeowner surveillance camera april 10 just after 7:00 p.m. at night in rocky hill that's about 10 miles south of heart policing this video in an attempt three others guys doing the suspect one of them picks the homeowner in the head. one jumps on his back with one guy starts beating him with his shoe. but that homeowner was like not today sir he kept on fighting. eventually a woman yelled she's going to call the police that is with these guys take off. talks on call the cops. go ahead. >> scary stuff there. the homeowner was treated at a local hospital for his injuries is expected to be okay. and it ended with the local news affiliate a sergeant for the rocky hill police department's", thank god he was not seriously hurt. we are seeing a lot of these incidents throughout the state and the country people are

intervening and the suspect may have a weapon. not sure of these want to be thieves learned a lesson in this case they are still on the loose, eric. >> all right thank so much. ask eric, new crime stats from nypd show a dramatic rise shoplifting glass or the also revealing a majority of retail theft is committed by a small number of repeat offenders. this, as house judiciary committee prepares for a field hearing in new york city tomorrow that will focus on crime and lawlessness under manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. cd cotton live in our new york city newsroom now with a preview. >> hi arthel good afternoon premier lesson 24 hours out from the hearing will be expect crime victims and victims rights advocates to speak against the policies of manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. their voices come as nypd gives new insight on the city's revolving door of shoplifters

from nypd confirmed to fox news the 327 people responsible for a third of the cities shoplifting arrests last year, those people have been arrested and rearrested more than 6000 times for some of the shoplifters commit their crimes as a trade. others are driven by addiction or mental illness. house republicans have argued these sorts of offenses and violent crime are running rampant while bragg prosecutes former president donald trump. now, monday's field hearing led by republican chairman jim jordan is the latest criticism against bragg since the grand jury's indictment of the former president. on april 4, chuck pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records. this past tuesday d.a. bragg filed a federal lawsuit against the committee's chairman jim jordan. accusing the republican lawmaker of trying to undermine the prosecute of the former president. butts, monday's hearing on crime

estimation across the aisle politically for some. to include a new york democratic councilman who won't be at the hearing and had this to say, listen because we have to get safety back. and then here comes alvin bragg the worst nightmare for new york city at this particular moment. we need people who are going to be tough on crime. not alvin bragg who wants to be easy on the purpose because he is not putting them away. >> tomorrow's hearing begins at 9:00 a.m. for the manhattan d.a. calls it a political stunt and points to stats orders, shootings and robberies are lower now than they were at this time last year. event cb cotton thank you very much. >> people are trying to erase victims of the story altogether. especially alvin bragg that's the way victims have been treated in his office and that's what were going to testify to on

monday. >> crime victim activist jennifer harrison found her victim strike new york she's here with me on fox's life. she's one of the witnesses will testify tomorrow at house judiciary committee field hearing in manhattan and tell them violent crime that committee of course chaired by republican congressman jim jordan. one member of the committee will hear the stories on crime tomorrow, new jersey congressman jeff andrew who joins us here in the studio. congressman welcome thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> the truth. the truth is a good thing for the truth so set you free. we are going to hear from a mother who lost her son who was an afghan war hero that fought for us and was brutally and destructively murdered. going to hear from the owner of bodega was actually trying to print own life and stop the attackers and some particularly one of them, he killed them with the knife and he had to to

protect himself and his store. i believe and hold your ground. this is your store, you are at life and do not alvin bragg did to him? he put him in jail for he put him in jail for protecting his life. thank god they're such an outcry he had to let him out. but we are going to hear from this man. we're going to hear from people who are the leaders of organizations that are going to speak about what's going on with crime and what happens to innocent families they get hurt. this is all threats not only new york. bragg is the worst. that is opens a law which is essentially say federal funding for anybody who is conducting themselves as a prosecutor in this way. it is wrong. the tax dollars in my tax dollars because bragg was a trying to follow the law. they say they applied the law fairly and appropriately. you see his progressive democratic progressive policy is

hurting crime victims? >> absolutely but i may be simple country dentist but i'm telling you the truth. this guy has literally reduced over half of all the penalties and of come through the courts to a misdemeanor. to a misdemeanor. that is unbelievable. eric: what does that do? what's that means they walk the criminal element is not scared that means they hurt people. you hear it and see it wherever you go. bragg left to say it's no big deal in crime is down for it's not down there's been a slight shift in murders. almost everything else is up aggressive assaults, all these types of things are up you see it every day for you see it in in washington were senator paul's aid was knifed in the head i pray to god he is okay. you see it in washington were my chief of staff was mugged and thank god she can handle herself and she got out of it but it was scary preceded in washington coming seton seattle coming seat in new york. george soros funded people.

imagine we have got some bad guy and he is a bad guy funding our prosecutors of the united states of america because he wants to change a fabric of this country big resource does give many says he did not give money directly to bragg to give it to an organization that supports br bragg. but you do have a point in what critics say it's just give it back to bragg is going after firm president trump it's all political. >> that is why bragg should not open his mouth about anything being political. is the ultimate political hack. frankly i'm going to be a harsh as late as i tell how i think pretty thin discussion resign. i think he should be disbarred. i mean many lawyers on both sides of the aisle are completely disgusted with how he is handling this case. eric: your calling for disbarment based on you feel is not following the law one of the grounds? >> yes, yes we have to go into the details on this. it is proof we are beyond the

statute of limitations. there is proof this just does not make sense whatsoever. were trying to something that was never done before, you committed one crime in the trunk case yes. but in general that is not what we're going to talk about tomorrow. our democratic friends are going to want to talk about chop, chop, chop, jump and do not to tell the truth it is crime and it is hurting our people. it does not matter whatever race, color or creed you are. crime hurts or babies, grandmothers, your fathers, your mother's and has to be stopped to be a safe country. depart tragically and sadly it affects a minority community. >> very much so progress disproportionately. >> i cannot believe i know black moms do not want to see their little black babies nordic asians, no do whites shot in her in all the goes on in chicago. my god, look at chicago two. but bragg is a centerpiece for it. he is the guy that represented

all, along with his buddy. eric: out of their buddies did give money to the group. i'm sorry in a sneaky way in a sneaky way [i guarantee it regards the right congressman jeff andrew thank you proven joining associate comes out of the hearing to marburg it's my pleasure thank you. with love mornings and "fox news live" continues right after t this. you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment.

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pair of military group called the rapid support forces. the rss as is commonly known say they now control the presidential palace for the army chief's residence and the international airport. the coup in october of 21 the military has controlled sudan and the rs the well ordered militia 30 afternoon in the capitol. sudan's air force, launching advice in heavily populated areas. ask the forces were also able to achieve an embarrassing number of losses for the other side. but there are still a few more places left the rebels are taking over in cities. >> the un secretary-general's calling for an immediate end to the hostilities in sudan. both sides prepared for long fighting be the world food programs and through their

employees are among the dead. we know multiple civilians have been killed the united states, russia, china have all issued similar statement urging military leaders to de-escalate the situation. but so far there is no indication the calls are working. neighbor egypt and south sudan have both offered to mediate a resolution between the rss in the sudanese army for the real fears on the ground this fighting could expand regi regionally. in a great trey yingst live in jerusalem, thank you very much. before now to the war on ukraine paid 130 ukrainian prisoners of war, they have been released and they have returned home. i was a prisoner exchange with the russia orthodox easter. meantime heavy fighting continues in the eastern part of ukraine. vladimir putin's carnage continues, alex hogan live entrance and trent kyiv with the latest. hi alex. >> hi eric. this is the second prisoner swap

we have seen in about a week this large one symbolically and with the most important holidays in both countries for this is orthodox easter and today 130 ukrainian prisoners of war returned home. here in kyiv ukrainian government said they are currently on their way across the country to join their families once again. many of them are initially captured in eastern battles for the fighting continues in the last russia has pushed forward and ground assaults targeting the town of crimea with the fighting also continuing in the south. it is a very distinct contrast from the life here today. ukrainians cautiously celebrated orthodox easter carrying in baskets of food to church for the priest to bless their easter feast. eric, i have just returned here in the last two months since i have been gone it seems much more at ease here in the city. but from conversations i've already had with residents who

live here even international aid workers there is definitely a question over how long this piece will last. if you're alright alex thanks so much live in kyiv for his latest back here in new york at home on the phantom of the opera. the final curtain when we come back.

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>> we are awaiting a news conference from alabama. at least four people dead and many others injured after reported sweet 16 party turn tragic last night. the shooting broke out around 10:30 p.m. no word yet on how many of the victims are teenagers. welcome to fox news live. an altercation at the gathering may have led to the shooting. charles watson is live with the latest on this developing story.