>> 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. good afternoon, charles.

>> not a lot of information coming from police in terms of that mass shooting. we are standing right outside of that crime scene. if i step out of the shot, you can see there is still a crime scene tape up. investigators are poking there investigation on the brick building over there. the alabama law enforcement agency confirms that four people were killed in a multitude of others injured. after a shooting at a birthday party at this location around 10:30 central time saturday night. there were a lot of reports out there that a lot of the victims involved in this shooting were teenagers. police have not confirmed that information just yet. we did speak with a witness a few minutes ago. he said he was a dj at what he describes as a sweet 16. out of nowhere, everyone was

startled by gunshots. he says that he does not recall altercation before hearing these gunshots. once the lights went up he saw a lot of bodies on the ground and he says he waited around as police were being called to get some help to these victims. he describes one of the victims as a teenager who had just recently received a college scholarship and was on his way to college. poli so far have not released any details in terms of the ages or the extent of injuries to a lot of these victims. authorities just a short time ago at a press conference telling us they are working around-the-clock to figure out what happened here as a call for prayers. listen. >> a tightknit community. full of wonderful people. i ask you to come up please, keep our community in your prayers. i ask you to keep my police department in your prayers.

and i also ask each of you, please do not let this moment define what you think about the city and our fine people. mike: we do know that a lot of the victims were taken to russell medical center in alexander city, which is less than 20 miles away from dadeville. we are told that a lot of the victims, some of the victims were treated and released and then other victims who were suffering from gunshot wounds had to be transported to other hospitals where they could get better care for their wounds. this afternoon we are curing from the governor of alabama. she sent out a tweet this morning saying i agree with the people. a violent crime has no place in our state. we are staying closely updated by law enforcement as the details emerge. in terms of details, police have

not said anything about a suspect or what exactly led up to this shooting. we are also curing from the white house this afternoon. president biden has been briefed on this shooting. he is monitoring the situation and has been in contact with local authorities to offer assistance. we are expecting a press conference in the next hour, hour and a half. hopefully, we will be able to report new information the next time we speak. >> you can hear the shock and the voice of law enforcement at that news conference. you never think it will happen in your community and then you figure it is a sweet 16 party, just shocking. what about that? >> the officers at the scene seemed absolutely shocked. you can sort of hear their voices try meringue as they started to talk about what transpired in this building behind me. since we have been out here at the scene, we have seen folks who we believe to be family

members or loved ones of some of the victims. out here at the scene calling out to this building telling their loved ones that they love them and, you know, just asking where they are. just a lot of emotions out here on the scene for folks that actually knew these victims. as you mention, from the law enforcement, the investigators that have to comb through this scene which sounds absolutely horrific to try to figure out what happened here, mike. >> heartbreaking. we will go back for breaking news, if there is any. charles, thank you very much. following the arrest of a national guardsmen in connection to the leak of hundreds of classified documents, many are calling on the pentagon on how the young airman was able to access and distribute such sensitive information. hello, lucas. >> the big question right now in

washington. "fox news sunday" earlier. accountability of who is granting out access. >> ultimately, it will be dod and the pentagon who is to blame for this. the leadership on the ground, how the heck was he able to take classified documents, take pictures of them, take them home and put them out. >> the classified documents, many bearing top-secret markings hosted by the 21-year-old guardsmen. showing how vulnerable taiwan is to a chinese attack. the general admitted there is no way taiwan can defend itself against china. china's president ordered his forces to be able to invade taiwan four years from now. china may be able to conquer the island to the coming presidential election in taiwan this january. >> if they prevail and influence

the election, they win just like hong kong without a shot fired. if they don't prevail they go to plan b. i think that that would be likely a blockade. a massive cyber event on the island and they shut it down and they cut off all food and water for a matter of a month. then they take it over. >> congresswoman nancy mae said when congress returns this week, they will receive a classified briefings. >> live on the north lawn. many thanks. or more on the fallout of possible national security risks from the week we are joined by senior research fellow at the heritage foundation and former military diplomat in asia. also the author of a forthcoming book u.s. naval power in the 21st century. a new strategy for facing the chinese and russian threat. that sounds like a very timely book. welcome. let's start with john radcliffe.

let's play him and then i will get you to respond. >> there is nothing heroic about this. even if you are apprising the american people about something they were not otherwise aware of. it is far outweighed by the damage to our national security and the lives that will be lost. the fact that i cannot name the americans and the people supporting america who will lose their lives, make it no less egregious. i would hope the comments would be extreme and provide a deterrent effect. >> what about the leaker and what should we do? >> his age is not the issue. it is his proximity and access. they have to assume that the process was followed according which means if this individual is able to do all of this than there is probably something wrong with the way we are screening folks. the other is the physical security of the information. i have not seen and i will not look at the classified documents out on the web. i can tell that they were

photographed. they may have been smuggled out or taken to a place where you can put photographs forward. there is a physical security part. both of those questions need to be addressed by congress. >> taiwan is vulnerable. taiwan officials doubt their air defenses can accurately detect missile responses. moving the jets to shelters would take at least a week. a huge problem if china launched missiles before taiwan had a chance to disperse those planes. >> i do not think that the united states is in a much better position. china going to that degree of open warfare. that being said, i am not a skeptical that they could not hold in on a fight. ukraine is a perfect example of this. do not underestimate the people's will to stand up. i give them a lot more credit for holding out and fighting off

the chinese. success will depend on the united states providing arms and ammunition as well support. >> let's talk about that a little bit. what more does the biden administration need to do to thwart these threats? >> they need to be very clear about what american red lines are in the back that up very quietly but with the significant american presence. they have done a pretty good job of maintaining a fairly significant naval presence. but that is not good enough. there needs to be a bigger stick than there is. >> some assessments that a taiwan invasion could happen in 2027. some folks predicting even sooner. could it happen next year during a presidential campaign in this country? >> there are couple points to this. they have spent 20 years doubling again their military and modernizing it for such an occurrence. coming at the end of 20 years of

preparing and they think that they are about ready. what really needs to be clear is what the united states is ready to deal. a congress to build a military that is needed. also looking at the ability to maintain that force. logistics and economic resiliency as well. all fronts. >> a forthcoming book dealing with some of these issues. can you give us a cliff notes version of it? >> largely failing the last decade plus. it is not a partisan issue, it is an american issue. getting close to the point where they think it's go time for the war. not a strategic high level or a tactical level but a sweet spot in the middle. how we navigate this decade and do so by avoiding a war and signaling very clearly what the united states interest are and do it in a way that is constructive. not just fixation on china but the strategic distraction that

is russia. an interesting construct. mike: we are nearly out of time. does that include investing a lot more in the united states navy? >> clearly a military that is mobile that is a navy. it can stay there longer than air forces can. in the forefront of this competition with china for years going forward. >> grateful for your time and your analysis today. >> thank you for having me on. >> wall street journal reporter finally hearing from him this week and a handwritten letter that included some details of the russian prison he is being held on on espionage charges. mark meredith is live with more. good morning. >> u.s. counselor officials meeting face-to-face with wall street journal reporter as he is awaiting that trial on the espionage charges. arrested last month by the russian government. he recently sent a letter to his

parents detailing his life behind bars. a letter to his parents who are immigrants to the soviet union. portions were posted online. i want to say that i am not losing hope. i read, i exercise and i am trying to write. maybe finally i will write something good. president biden recently spoke by phone. reported to calling the charge is absurd. securing evan's release will be difficult and long. foreign policy experts believe it is possible that he could eventually be released through a prison exchange with the u.s. last week moscow would consider only after a trial was over. we did hear from the secretary of state. here is what he had to say while traveling overseas. >> i do not have anything new to share. we continue to seek access. it has 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. >> the arrest may have a major impact on u.s. and russian relations which are already extremely strange given the war in ukraine. the biden administration has threatened to retaliate if he is not released. the drama continues to unfold. >> indeed. mark meredith live in d.c. thank you very much. billionaire elon musk is forming an artificial intelligence corps many. he is listed as the sole director. so far the company has authorized the sale of 100 million shares of stock. becoming the dominant name for this emerging technology. raising eyebrows this week when he said ai can be potentially very destructive to civilization nts urged a pause of six months

minimum in ai training systems. tucker carlson sat down with him and he had much more to say. >> it is bad. >> to live. exactly right. and to withhold information. >> yes. but not to say what the data. >> how did it get this way? you funded it at the beginning. what happened? >> that will be ironic. the most ironic outcome. >> you can watch a full interview beginning tomorrow on tucker carlson tonight. you don't want to miss it. the house committee set to hold a field hearing on crime in new york city this week. dotting new numbers released on crime in the big apple. remaining wax on law enforcement. more on that after the break.

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the house judiciary committee is holding a hearing tomorrow on rising crime rates in new york city as newly released data is showing some alarming trends when it comes to crime in the

big apple. live in new york with the latest updates. >> tomorrow we expect to hear from those who say they have suffered under the policies of manhattan da. their voices, as we learn more about the shoplifting challenges which are on spin cycle. confirming to fox news at the 327 people responsible for a third of the cities shoplifting arrest last year, those people have been arrested and rearrested more than 6000 times. some of those shoplifters commit their crimes as a trade and others are driven by addiction or mental illness. house republicans have argued the source of offenses and violent crime are running rampant. prosecuting former president donald trump. jim jordan is the latest criticism against the manhattan da since the grand jury indictment of the former president. on april 4 trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of

falsifying business records. this past tuesday, the da filed a lawsuit against jim jordan accusing the republican lawmaker of trying to undermine his prosecution of the former president. as for monday's hearing a mother who lost her son to violent crime said the cities challenges are not about politics but getting back on track. >> politics is the thing that messed this all up. no elected and fish -- no elected an office right now that is fit to be a dogcatcher. they need to put it through the shredder. get rid of it. start over from scratch. put some stuff in place that will really do something to help the people that are suffering the most. >> tomorrow's hearing begins at 9:00 a.m. the manhattan da calls it a

political stunt. murder shootings and robberies are lowered now than they were at this time last year. >> live in new york city. thank you very much. for more discussion let's bring in today's panel. matt keelan and brownstein hi democratic strategist. gentlemen, great to have you onset. welcome. >> tomorrow, field hearing in new york city. house judiciary committee jim jordan and company going after crime in the big apple. your thoughts. >> i think it is funny that bragg has the goal to say this is a political stunt. his prosecution of president trump is a political stunt. you for your walking around, particularly at night. even right by the fox news studios. it has gotten to be a place where it is like escape from new

york like the 1970s. this guy should be focusing more on real crime, murders, rapes, violent crime, instead of prosecuting president trump on what seems to be jumped up charges. that is just me saying that. a lot of democratic officials across the country saying the same thing. >> hearing from crime victims, law enforcement types. what are your expectations? the mac it may be showmanship, but it is effective. it is an offshoot and an unintended consequence of the prosecution. maybe the president broke the law, but should this prosecutor brought this case? we've got to talk about crime in new york. my daughter works in new york. it is dangerous. the comments that say it is not our wrong. >> let's talk 2024, gentlemen.

one person widely expected to be a candidate, not yet a candidate, dipping his toes up in new hampshire this weekend. let's play it. >> a form of cultural marxism. it seems to divide us based on identity politics. an attack on merit and achievement. it constitutes a war on reason and truth. do not tell me that babies are born racist. don't tell me that men can get pregnant. that is not true. >> new hampshire home of the first in the nation primary at least on the republican side. does not connect with the voters? >> absolutely. down in florida, the one thing, only because they want him to continue to be governor. they love him as their governor so much. look at what has happened this past week.

bringing them to their needs. some woke policies that just did not make sense. i think he is the alternative candidate to president trump. tim scott had a great announcement. i think that he is a great candidate as well. >> a two-person race on the republican side? >> too early to say that. an aspirational positive message . happy optimistic. trump into santa's much more harsh. appealing to voters that are angry. if they peel those two off there is room for tim scott. >> let's put the numbers on the screen. under 45 years old. forty-five plus.

above 65 years of age. desantis 28. >> i think that a lot of it comes down to that. president trump right now being a victim of this political persecution up in new york has really done a rallying around the flag of the former president. you know, i think that that will likely dissipate here in the next few months. the first debate is coming up. we will have to see if governor desantis gets in the debate are not. i think once he does, a voice. nikki haley will be a voice. we will all have to see how they deal with donald trump on the debate stage which we have seen over the years. not an easy thing to do. just ask jeb bush. >> are you surprised that pompeo did not see a lane for himself? >> i am. so much to offer the united

states. a voice of reason and encourage and around the world respected. i do hope that he stays involved in the political process and gets involved in one of these campaigns. >> your thoughts on the very early republican field. >> i think that those polling numbers are worth the pick. hillary clinton had a similar lead over barack obama in 2008 and we all know what happened there. i think that this is volatile. the president has a lot of support because of the case, but that will change. if you look at the number of people that are in, vice president pence will likely get in. no one's ever beat him on the republican field. until somebody does, he is the defending champ. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. shannon bream has an exclusive interview with members of house armed services. she also sits down with a member of the house oversight committee. democrat from california coming

up right after the show. stay tuned. officials are seeing a concerning uptick in human smuggling at our southern border. we will have a live report from el paso next. ♪ age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv i'm christine mahon. i'm retired from public health nursing and from the army reserve. my retirement funds allow me to enjoy what i love to do. i volunteer with the medical reserve corp. as long as you can make an impact, why stop?

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b-1 live images from our southern border. smuggling and deadly drugs taking a toll. the end of title 42 next month. we are live on the ground in el paso texas tracking the latest developments. hello, casey. >> may 11 as you know is that looming deadline that you know about. the trump era policy expires. created back during covid as a public health policy that allowed the united states to expel migrants from this country at a rapid pace and according to cbp data more than 300 30,000

migrants have been removed under title 42 since october 1 when the new fiscal year began. of course, that begs the question what happens, where do all of those people go after ma. dhs insists that there is a plan in place like requiring migrants to use a cbp application to set up appointment times for them to enter only through an authorized port of entry. many still continue illegally crossing. the border patrol chief here for the el paso sector says in the last five days they have average some 1500 apprehensions every single day. >> we are still expelling under title 42. you are getting the assistance of other sectors to be able to expel through those southwest border parts of entry. they are not located here in the el paso sector.

>> also this past week another texas dps pursuit. at state highway 131 is a major smuggling corridor. you can see the truck stopping multiple times leading migrants bail out and run before taking off again. eventually, that truck was stopped and the driver and passenger were arrested. looking ahead to tomorrow, texas governor greg abbott will be speaking at an event in the rio grande valley sector. that will be involving the southwestern border sheriffs coalition. no doubt a lot of information could come out of that is a problem no longer exists in texas but across the entire southwest border, as we know. >> our viewers have gotten familiar with places like eagle rock texas. you are in el paso. is the problem different in el paso than it is some of the other border crossings?

>> good question. it is. the activity here is really increasing. we see that with the numbers. we followed it where the numbers have been telling us to go. that is been over in the del rio section which is eagle pass texas where we have been seeing those large groups crossing. the bull cow shifted further west over to el paso here. this sector had more than 150% increase in the number of migrant apprehensions that they have seen this fiscal year compared to the same period of time last year. one of the reasons is walrus is just across from el paso another major mexican city and that has become somewhat of a staging area for migrants waiting to cross over into the country. one of the reasons why activity has picked up so much here in el paso as of late. mike: covering the great state of texas and the border for a long time.

many thanks. >> thanks, mike. >> for more, let's bring in our guest. brandon judd. welcome. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> let's get you to react to what you just heard in el paso. what about human smuggling at this point in this crisis. >> when you look across the border, the dynamics are completely different. the vast majority of people we are dealing with right now are people giving up. they want to be apprehended because they know they will be released into the united states. the dynamics change. it is dependent upon what the cartels are doing. into sonnet is all about god a ways. they try to evade apprehension. the dps pursuit, it is a mixture of both. people crossing the border illegally that are giving up and the people trying to evade apprehension. the dynamics are completely

different. what we do know is that the traffic constantly shifts. hit shifts based on the business model. they are also going to shift where they move people and how they move people across our borders. >> here as attorney general on the mexican cartels. let's play it. >> that was the wrong video. it is biden administration doing enough to hold the cartel? i will get you to respond. >> justice department will never forget the victims of the fentanyl epidemic. never forget those that bear responsibility for this tragedy. we will never stop working to hold them accountable for their crimes in the united states. mike: how do you respond to the attorney general?

>> unless you have cooperation from the mexican government, it really does not matter. you can indict someone in mexico, if they are not willing to turn them over, this is just largely symbolic. the truth of the matter is, all this is deflection. when you get the mainstream media that will constantly cheerlead for this administration, look what they are doing, it really does not matter unless they get the cooperation of the mexican government. right now we just have not seen that from this administration. we are not seeing anything they are doing to put pressure on mexico to deliver become true security border partners. we have not seen that since president trump. until they realize that they have to protect the american people, we will continue to see the chaos on the border. the numbers bear that out. >> the biden administration's plan to expand eligibility for medicaid and access to obama cares health exchanges, arkansas

senator tom cotton tweeted rewarding illegal immigration will bring more illegal immigration. this is an insult to american citizenship. what about that concern? >> we call it -- certain things that draw people across our border illegally. allowing the cartels to go throughout the world and advertise their services. any time people think they can come to the united states illegally and receive benefits, they will continue to come. these are people that were brought here as children through no fault of their own. that does not matter, they are still in the united states illegally. that is how the cartels advertise their services. they constantly tell people all you have to do is make it into the united states and then you will get all of these free benefits. that is one of the pressure points that adds people to break our resources on the border. we do not have the resources to deal with what is going on.

if you continue to add these magnets into the mix we will continue to see chaos. >> someone that represents the madman and women, how are they holding up? >> we are not. we will continue to put on the uniform. we will continue to do the best that we possibly can. any time you know you do not have the administration supported becomes exponentially more difficult to actually go out there and be enthusiastic about what you want to deal. we know that every single person we are apprehending will ultimately be released into the united states. we are not actually protecting the american people and that is what we want to deal. law enforcement puts on the uniform because they care about the american public and right now we cannot do the job because it is being released into the united states. >> border patrol council. thank you for your time in service to the country. >> thank you, mike. appreciate it. >> violence erupting in a paramilitary group fighting for

control leaving more than 50 people dead and many others wounded. trey has more on the latest on this escalating conflict. >> good afternoon. killed in sudan since yesterday morning after fierce battles erupted between the sudanese army and a paramilitary group. the rss as it is commonly known says they now control the presidential palace. since a coup in october 2021 the military is controlled sudan and the rs f was actually supposed to be integrated into the army. that never happened and now the well organized militias trying to take control of the country. victim from saturday afternoon showed civilian planes on fire in the sudanese capital. the air force launching airstrikes in heavily populated areas. >> the armed forces were able to achieve what is an embarrassing number of losses for the other

side. there are still a few more places left. >> the un secretary general calling for an immediate end to the hostilities in sudan although both sides seem to be prepared for fighting. three of the employees among the dead. we know that multiple civilians have been killed. the united states, russia and china have all issued statements urging them to de-escalate the situation but so far there is no indication that the calls are working. neighboring egypt and south sudan have both offered to mediate a solution to the two sides. real concerns on the ground that the fighting could spread throughout sudan. >> trey, thanks a lot. rescue crews in the eastern ukrainian city are combing through the rubble after the city was the target of a russian strike. the latest on the war in ukraine coming up next.

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mike: hundreds of orthodox christians celebrate easter in ukraine today. this comes as 130 ukrainian prisoners of war returned home in an easter exchange of prisoners with russia. alex hogan has the latest. hello, alex. >> hi, mike. russian forces pushing forward today in the eastern town and as

well as the western town. more than 100 ukrainian prisoners of war currently returning home to their families across the country. ukrainian president says the searches continuing in the eastern town to find potential victims who have been buried under the rubble after the latest attack. at least 13 people have died in this attack over the weekend. fighting in the east showed no sign of slowing down over the holiday. the easter celebration toned down compared to last year's. many residents making it to the cathedral carrying their dinner and easter baskets for customary blessing by the priest. >> we are still getting used to this situation. it is not normal for us. for all of people, for our guys and girls who, i don't know how

to say -- >> on the frontline. >> yeah. >> in moscow, russian president attended a midnight orthodox easter service last night. despite the distance, the realities of war still very much felt from residents who went into cathedral's to celebrate mass last night. because of the curfew they were required to stay inside until about 5:00 a.m. many of them lighting candles to remember the very many who have died so far. mike: live in the ukrainian capital tonight. thank you very much. a connecticut man took on four would be car thieves in his own driveway. we will have the shocking video of that altercation next. ♪

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mike: close call for a connecticut homeowner who was able to fight off for attempted carjackers when they boldly tried to steal the man's car from his own driveway in broad daylight. christina coleman is live with the details. hello, christina. >> hi, mike.

we want to warn our audience at the video is graphic. this homeowner put up a heck of a fight. he took on a group of guys trying to steal his car. the homeowner at sprint into his driveway and yank one of the would be thieves from his white infinity. the violence was caught on the homeowner surveillance camera on april 10 in rocky hill connecticut. 10 miles south of hartford. two other guys joined the suspect and trying to beat down the homeowner. one guy jumped on his back. one kicks a victim in the face and tries to beat him with a shield. calling police and the suspects eventually run off. >> i'm calling the cops. go ahead. >> just crazy stuff they are. the homeowner treated for his injuries at the hospital. fortunately, he is expected to be okay. >> the scary moment watching

that video. that is what makes it so shocking to all of us. this guy could have been seriously injured. thank god that he was not. a lot of the suspects now carry weapons, guns, knives. it is not worth it. >> police release a surveillance video in an attempt to identify the suspects. so far, no arrest in this case. mike: any sense of the timing of this? it looks like broad daylight. the mac it is very shocking. we will also hear from neighbors a little later today. they were just horrified by this incident. it happened around 7:00 o'clock at night on april 10. it was still light outside. very, very bold for these guys to just go into his driveway and just try and steal his car. can you imagine looking through your window and seeing some guy just fidget through your stuff, go through your stuff? that is exactly what that man, that victim saw.

he ran out there. he needs printing and yank that guy right out of his car. >> glad he was not seriously hurt. christina coleman, thank you very much. orthodox christians around the world are celebrating easter today. candlelight services to commemorate christ's resurrection. celebrate religious holidays according to a slightly different calendar. for all who celebrate today, christ is risen. that is all for this hour of fox news live. "fox news sunday" with shannon bream is up next. i am mike emanuel. thank you for watching. have a wonderful day. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals

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