before tragedy is sweet 16 birthday celebration alabama. in another mass shooting. police say this one has left at least four dead. multiple others injured as gunfire among teenagers sadly adds to the carnage from gunfire in our country. hello everyone welcome to fox's life by merrick sean. arthel: hi eric, hello everyone i am arthel neville. it is something no community should have to endure for those, the words of police chief and

they fell, alabama about an hours drive north of montgomery. the officer said the started around 10:30 p.m. last night during the party at the mahogany masterpiece dance studio. so far award on any suspects in this deadly mass shooting for charles watson is live in dadeville at the very latest, charles. articulate erika's investigators comb through the scene of the deadly mass shooting here in dadeville, alabama there's questions in terms of what happened and why. investigators have been out here on the crime scene throughout the morning and into this this afternoon. they're focusing a lot of attention on this brick building behind a call mahogany masterpiece pretty spoke to witness out here not too long ago who tells me he's djing a sweet 16 party inside of the building late saturday night when someone open fire around 10:30 p.m. central time for the alabama law enforcement agency which is in control of this investigation has not released a lot of information yet but they

have confirmed at least four people were killed and multiple other victims were injured during the course of that shooting. they have not yet said what exactly led up to the shooting but the witness i just reference a few moments ago his name is kanan cooper says the gunfire really caught everyone off guard. he said he did not notice any confrontations or see any confrontations prior to the gunfire. take a listen to what he said happened he heard the gunshots inside the party. [inaudible] i got up and seen there is a lot of people here last night. when i got here i'm waiting to buy equipment. now, according to cooper had multiple reports one of the four victims who were killed was a

teenager and was recently recruited to play wide receiver at jacksonville university. we are withholding his name until we get confirmation from police we are told a lot of them were told to russell medical center which is less than 20 miles in dadeville. a spokesperson at the hospital said it tells fox news a treated and released multiple victims and other victims were suffering from gunshot wounds had to be transferred to area hospitals that could better treat their injuries. at this our belief and not said what has led up to the shooting and whether they have a suspect in mind or suspect in custody for the last hour or so we have heard from president biden who says he and the first lady are set in their thoughts and prayers with the victims and

their families. if you have the shooting here in dadeville outrageously called on republicans in congress to work with him on a sensible gun reform that he says will save lives. you have terawatts and thank you for that report in dadeville, alabama. spill return to the rest of 21 year old international guardsmen from massachusetts. accused of leaking classified documents for the pentagon is under pressure to explain how such a young fireman would be able to have access to have and distribute such highly sensitive information. this is a federal best guess it is now ongoing. honest really disturbing case hey lucas. >> the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee says too many have access to the most sensitive secrets.

or widely disseminate classified information to people had actionable intelligence they could piece together puzzles. clearly we've gone too far we have an instance or someone in massachusetts looking at documents with warplanes and ukraine and the department of defense knows of. that's what were going to look at how do we make sure were making changes? parks exclusive just out from our colleagues at the wall street journal scissors a small trend chief petty or sprayed the lead classified documents online quote for social media account from online voice reporting or brushes were on ukraine played a key role of intelligence documents allegedly licked by airman first class bruce on to say the face of eight network is a washington state -based aviation whose technician as they were bills.

home too. part of the trope of licked classified documents show how vulnerable taiwan as her chinese attack and potential invasion. only half of taiwan's jets can fly. that is roughly in line with how many can fly in the u.s. air force surveillance 2235 fighter jets. retired general said the u.s. to spend much more on defense is now at a historical low as a percentage of gdp. but our defense industrial base is not adequate not to go to war. this struggling to support ukraine. jim stridently seen in the exercises we play we got out of ammunition in a week or two. we have to move to a war footing even though we are in peacetime. sports officials that the u.s. ever had to go toward china just aircraft carriers would not be used because of china's fleet of intermediate range missiles dubbed the carrier though skiers have to be at least 3000 miles away there with the >> to deploy

similar missiles to the region because of the long-standing treaty. chris china is aggressive and china's dangerous progress u.s. is not involved with the inf treaty. lucas and eric, thank you for for more on this will bring in victoria coates for deputy national security advisor to president trump. senior research fellow at the heritage foundation former energy department advisor. the victory thank for joining us. no administration is immune to leaks of high level classified intel. why does this keep happening and how do we stop it? that's it's good to be with you, arthel. this is really a terrible situation. especially as we have these reports that lucas was talking about but there were additional figures involved in this. or helping spread rounds information you have pro- russia sympathies we have to be

concerned this is not one lone wolf primed to impress his friends and a check group. this is the russians trying to infiltrate our intelligence community try to get their hands on the secrets primed to exploit them for their own purposes. this is something we have to take externally seriously. quick to make good points therapy yc undersecretary core intel providing unfettered access to these daily sensitive briefings? can the dod restructure the need should a hierarchy of intel access? parks they can bring the other thing they can do is monitor usage. when you're given security clearance had accessed you largely give up your right to privacy and your use of that material. our e-mails across all platforms were routinely checked. i think once i use classified in a nonclassified e-mail.

there is nothing in it but that triggered an investigation. everyone went and looked at the e-mail said nothing wasn't it. clue that something that in this case. somebody who had no need to know about war plans was accessing the stuff with not throwing any red flags for the digital age we should be able to monitor that. >> absolutely. the mate needs to be held accountable when he should be fired a result. >> does not matter how spectacularly you fail weatherby for afghanistan or whatever we seem to get fired. at the very least as i said we need a new monitoring system for bernanke review throws a red

flag. this should not be impossible. >> meanwhile ukraine is in the middle of a white-hot war. the intel pertaining to ukraine but military position the vulnerability that put it in an even weaker position right now? to think it really needs to spark a national about what we are doing that takes that's not the case would be coming back to congress with another request contributing to ukraine.

especially after he signaled he would not be involved in anything in the pacific. you have to reporting good money after bad excluded there needs to be more communication makers fill our left unanswered when asked about the recruitment process to be some sort of signal or sign that could have been uncovered during the recruiting? i think that's awfully difficult. if you have a young man who was to come out of high school join the military the last thing you want to do is dissuade that. all of us who are parents or

have young people in their lives who are in these chat rooms who are all these gaming platforms dominate more questions tick tock at the tip of the iceberg on the stuff. discord, mine craft always platforms or creating artificial communities where young people can be warped and twisted. we need to bake a huge amount more attention is going on that space. >> i understand that and would imagine many parents agree that many prints would also say it's hard to access they do not even know what these various platforms are and how to monitor if they need too. listen will save that for another conversation. give me another 20 or 30 seconds finally where do we sit now the information to share a leak that is out there exposed for whoever to see and to use it for whatever nefarious way they want too. what concerns you the most? parks what concerns me is we cannot get this genie back in

the bottle. to be accurate he's been doing this for over a year, is not just since december that various things have been leaked and disseminated. it's obvious we can't control this. i think everybody needs a big wake-up call. we revamp the protocols and recognize how enormously damages kind of leaking can be. >> should be clear i have a fraction of those who intend to join our military currently use of existent betray the country. victoria coates former advisor to trust president trump thank you very much. that's a whole day field hearing in new york city tomorrow. critics claim manhattan district attorney who you see here they say is progressive policies have been too soft on crime. he has denied that newly

released data from the new york police department shows some uplifting murder rape is in manhattan happen to be down year to date. life and art newsroom with what to expect from the hearings tomorrow. >> hi eric nice to see you. nypd says that analysis you just mentioned they learned shoplifters targeted the same department stores and chain to pharmacies over and over. outside of the source of offenses though we can expect to hear more from violent crime and impact on people here in new york city. the house judiciary committee say there are six confirmed witnesses who a highlight the policies of manhattan d.a. alvin bragg have contributed to violence. the das office says the hearing is not a real effort to address public safety but a political stunt. the hearing comes as another

round of criticism from republicans affiliates prioritize prosecuting former president trump and sending tough on crime. lesson two weeks ago trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to hush money payments. frank has firmly stood by the prosecution and filed a federal lawsuit this past tuesday gets house judiciary committee jim jordan accusing the republican lawmaker of an unconstitutional attack on the criminal proceedings against trump. trust gop led hearing on violent crime could lead to more finger-pointing. in the meantime though it hurts a bit of what we can expect to hear, listen. we are going hear from the owner was trying to protect his own life and stop the attackers and stop one of them. he put him in jail. he put him in jail for protecting his life. thank god there was such an

outcry. >> marketing begins. with all of the news channel cb thank you, arthel. parks wall street journal reporter try to love it sent a handwritten letter from a russian prison he says he's not given up hope is the first ever heard from him since his arrest more than two weeks ago. mark meredith has more in d.c. >> evan gershkovich since he's not losing hope even if there are no indications he will be released from a russian prison anytime soon bring water to report recently read a letter to his parents were immigrants of the soviet union exploding with the last few weeks in russian because you have been the 41-year-old reporter wrote i want to say i am not losing hope i read, i exercise i'm trying to write may be found that going to write something good. gershkovich was detained after the russian government accused him of being a spy.

the wall street journal and the us government strongly denied the charge for the state department they've been designated as wrongfully detained. where from secretary of state entity blinken about this case here's what he had disabled traveling to vietnam. shannon: on gershkovich i do not have anything new to share we continue to see counselor access that is not yet been granted. it needs to be. we continue to call for his immediate release and certainly we need to seek counselor access and apricots foreign policy expert say it's possible gershkovich could eventually be released or present strength of the u.s. classic foreign minister said moscow would consider that only after a trial is over. he's a first overseas journalist to face espinoza charges in russia since the end of the cold war. parks mark meredith thank you. we all remain hopeful about evan's release. >> that we do.

into his own hands take a look at this for an attempted carjacking they say in his own driveway. how he fought off a bunch of attackers, next.

if i'm home security footage catch the moment a connecticut homeowner itself for would-be carjackers in his driveway broad daylight. police and try to identify the suspects. christina coleman is alive with the very latest on this bizarre story, christina. her tight arthel want to warn our viewers the video of this incident is graphic. the homeowner did not hold back. took on a group of guys to steal his car you can see the homeowner or race out into his driveway and yank one of the would-be thieves from his red infinity. and then to start fighting just throwing punches there. i was caught on surveillance camera at rocky hill, connecticut. that is about 10 miles south of hartford. worried neighbors. rex is pretty scary. it really is three houses down. you think you are in a safe neighborhood you find you really

are not. it is terrifying. >> it's a real nice family to shame to see this happen to them. >> three other guys enjoy the initial suspect to try to beat down the homeowner. one guy jumped on his back, one kicks to victim and the patient tries to beat him with the shoe. his wife used a ring at cameron to yell she's going to call the police and the suspects ran off. oxen calling the cops. the homeowner was treated for his injuries at a local hospital. fortunately he is expected to be okay. so it is a scary a moment watching that video it makes it all of us. this guy could've been seriously injured thank god he wasn't. a lot of thes now carry weapons, guns, knives. it's not worth it. >> police releases surveillance video in an attempt to identify

the suspects. so far no arrests in this case, arthel. arthel: it is clear that homeowner knows how to fight. but like the police officer said do not not know these guys are coming armed. it's better not to fight even if you know how. >> is in fortunately he is okay. parks that goodness. christina coleman thank you very much, eric. steve r christina x arthel the savage stabbing murder of cash apple founder bob lee in san francisco. newly released documents of the suspect accused of the killing was a tech businessman who argued hours before the deadly stabbing. the dispute prosecutors say was about the suspects sister that suspect is no charge with his murder he made the first court appearance on friday. luck would have prompted the murder and what is going on here? former fbi profiler, director of

the science program at george mason university. welcome it. getting a little complicated but let me start first lots of folks out street crime. now we know the alleged killer it may have been over his own sister that lee was visiting the sister back and forth from the hotel, over to the apartment when you see in terms of the dynamics going on here, what happened that night? >> based on the court documents it seems as though a situation had preexisted the attack. that came to the statement by one of the witnesses that overheard what is a phone conversation with a suspect in the victim were discussing the sister suspect was expect object upset. then secondarily it got the suspect and the victim driving to a location. it's quite interesting they are driving to a location in the suspects vehicle. it appears as though they both get out of the vehicle which is

also interesting to me because that tends to show proprietary interest if you know you're going to attack someone with a knife you do not want blood in your own car so somehow the suspect was able to convince the victim to get out of the car the stabbing occurred on the street. and again the suspect comes with a knife. all of those role into the idea that according to was a preplanned attack. before allegedly had that night according to prosser's you just do not walk around the knife. they say he came from his home your sense as may be there something going on with the sister, obviously they were discussing this that time they got out of the vehicle a white bmw they are seen asante for about five minutes. as a profiler just that indicate discussion, argument, talking about the sister? there was one line asking

allegedly saying something to the effect nothing in the appropriate happen or did something inappropriate happened with the sister? >> could have been an ongoing discussion it also seems to me like it might have been a ruse to get the victim out of the car to stabbing occurred on the sidewalk. so i think what's going to happen as a preliminary hearing happens, more information comes out is going to be clearer how they suspect that the witness out of the car. clearly the victim at that point probably did not feel thre threatened. i do think getting another car may have been a roos the seventh did not occur inside the cart which when a blood blood in the car. i've seen that in a number of cases. it's proprietary interest. i do not want blood on my carpet i don't blood on my interiors let's get out of the car and further the conversation whatever was said to get the

victim out of the car is going to be quite interesting. >> is fascinating if he stabs him and drives away street cr crime. poor bob lee is people thought starting on the street may have been mugged and robbed in accord to the prosecutors is not what happened. we can go back to that evening lee is in a hotel room entertain he goes to the apartment with the suspects sister where the suspect sister lives. hoping to people drinking that the sister is married to a plastic surgeon lee is estranged from his wife goes back to the hotel and apparently suspect of the sister for like 80 minutes, she says to something nothing inappropriate happened they went to the text may redo the text. she writes to lee quote just wanted to make sure you're doing okay because i know my brother came down way hard on you and thank you for being such a classic man handling it with class love you.

what can authorities determine text messages because everyone checks these days. >> right of course. so to jump to the conclusion they had a romantic relationship might be incorrect. but what is apparent to me is that neither person neither the sister nor the victim felt there was any danger at that point they felt there is any danger is very likely one would have interceded. certainly the victim more than likely would not have gotten into the bmw. more than likely would not have been at home with the suspect in more than likely would not have gotten out on that secluded sidewalk in san francisco. where he was stabbed. eric: 's 2:30 a.m. in the morning or so, so obviously he felt safe. sadly that was not to be. formally of the fbi, thank you, thank you for your services bureau.

>> of course, thank you. arthel: human smuggling remains a major issue at the southern border. fox news has new video of migrants being brought over in a rafter. that and the latest from the border and a live report cap next. thicker can feel better. huh? this is dr. grip from pilot. the #1 wide-bodied ergonomic pen and the answer for hands that suffer from writing fatigue. the ergonomic, latex-free, cushioned grip and balanced design make dr. grip the only pen certified by the arthritis foundation for ease of use. so get dr. grip. your prescription for writing comfort.

for her going to train derailed in a rural part of northern made yesterday. authorities say those injuries are not life-threatening. the canadian pacific train caught fire after running off the tracks in the woods near rockwood. some 45 miles from the canadian border. it was believed to be carrying hazardous materials as well as lumber and electrical wire. no risk of leaks or fire but rockwood fire and rescue has urged people to stay away from the scene.

eric: 20000 migrants had biked across the border el paso mayor says is happening right now. large groups slated to the end of title 42, as the exposure is set to finish next month. border communities though are concerned with the resources would be overwhelmed by the expected influx. many migrant shelters the texas border city, they are already at capacity routine or correspondent casey stegall live in el paso with the very latest what they expect. by the activity has really been picking up specifically here in the el paso sector. just over the last five days alone they are averaging close to 1500 migrant encounters of the second they said they've also disrupted at least 40 course smuggling schemes involving almost 300 migrants. agency are mostly carried out at least one rescue. also busted a stash house for it

all again within five days time. el paso according to data is the one border patrol sector that is seen more than the increase in total encounters so far this sprinkle year. the bigger picture as the end of title 42 approaches, officials stress of these criminal smuggling organizations are not stopped and asked, our country's national security remains at high risk. >> week must now move forward and evolve just like the cartels have evolved and categorize them where they belong and that is exactly right they are terrorists, they have been terrorist for a long time. they terrorize the country of mexico in her own country with fentanyl. >> take a look at this video yesterday the fox flight team around captured this over eagle pass which is in the del rio sector. smugglers brought to mothers and

two young girls across the rio grande river on a raft. dropped in on the u.s. side and then quickly paddled away back to the mexican side. we have seen that happen quite often. that just so happened to go on the head of our drone. the fort migrants on uso are taken into custody by customs and border protection. eric: seems so commonplace and dramatic, thank you. but eric and casey inflation has been outpacing wages for some time. that is many americans struggling to pay bills. is there any relief in sight? jon bussey of the wall street journal on that. he is up next. rking. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen.

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farmland over national security concerns. nate foy has more. hooks' farm in upstate new york means different things to different people. for this local farmer it is a way of life. >> my dad bought this foreign in 1968. we have been your sins for. >> americans depend on farmers like peter for food. or for our country's adversaries farms like this could be used as leverage against americans. >> were talk about our food supply, supply chains. this land how it is very precious very valuable. who controls that matters. are they in strategic locations cosmic are they near military sites? works according to the u.s. department of agriculture china has 280,000 acres of u.s. farmland, more than quadruple that did 13 years ago. new york state assembly men is the author of a new bill that banned foreign adversaries from buying farmland in new york. >> we are seeing red and blue states. that act to consider similar

bands why is this a bipartisan issue? >> when it comes to national security keeping our country safe whether it's a spy balloon or buying up a farm like this. americans wanted to be a bipartisan issue. >> 16 states have bans in place with 15 more considerate one. alabama senator x we are being attacked by china we need to make sure we are all in this together progress just last month center introduced a bill that banned foreign adversaries from buying farmland across the entire country but does have bipartisan support is calling on senate majority leader chuck schumer to bring it before the senate for debate. reporting in granite springs new york nate foy fox news. if i think you neither seem to be signed inflation may finally be cooling down. consumer prices were up 5% in march from the same time last

year. down from 6% in february. but, while americans got some relief from food and gas prices they are still feeling the pinch. average wages last month, they were up four-point to percent. they are still outpaced by the 5% inflation. so, it's the economy on the right track or will another interest rate hike. let's bring enough fox news contributor associate editor at the wall street journal. so jon, i satellite at the end of the tunnel we are seeing? >> maybe it is a glimmer. you did see inflation dipped down a bit to 5% in march. it is still a good economy, that is the good news for it's a great time to be looking for a job is 236,000 jobs created in march. unemployment rate is at near historic road. those are all good numbers when you thinking about economic growth.

but the fed if you look at their march meeting minutes and her own survey the wall street journal survey of economists suggest those numbers are staying too robust. there was some expectation the rate increases we have seen so far plus some of the banking problems would crimp lending. we see a little bit less economic activity perhaps is unemployment numbers rise a little bit. that is not happening. the expectation is the interest rates are going to continue to inch up. they are probably going to stay higher a little longer than people had expected. >> so, recession or recovery? >> it is interesting, arthel. you are beginning to see a sentiment shift in the fed and in our survey of economists. they have stories on this right now.

the sentiment is you will see unemployment rise, which is what the fed is kind of hoping for. he's to slow the economy. but the unemployment rise 3.5% to around a little north of 4%. an inflation he economists think will drop from about 5% to little north of three and a half. now that is still above what the fed wants to get down to, 2% before it feels there is price stability. the sentiment is it's drifting toward at least a mild recession by the end of this year. inflation is going to stay higher than people wanted to be. unemployment probably rise but still be very low. and you probably will not see rate decreases until sometime in 2020 forward for the consumer means you are borrowing costs are going to stay higher for

cars, homes, things you borrow money for to buy. if i that brings me too this. as you well know our gdp rest manning the pocketbooks of consumers. what they keep spending on those items you just mentioned especially? >> this is a price the fed and economists in general is the american public has stayed fairly robust. consumer spending has drifted down a bit but it is still pretty healthy. what you are seeing is the phenomenon or people had backlogged purchases. they are out there spending, they're out there traveling again which contributes to economic growth. but again, the expectations are the economy is going to slow. these interest rates will increases will have an effect. the imf and the world banking world are also expecting global growth to slow. but still be positive. not a global recession.

that is a bit of a bright spot on the horizon for the u.s. as well as it faces its own balancing act. how much to raise rates to slow the economy, to bring down inflation but not raise rates so much you dip into a hard landing recession. quest lexi or treasury secretary yellen has to say, let's listen. >> i think we probably need some easing of stress in the labor market to get inflation down. i believe a strong labor market and bringing down inflation are compatible goals. and i think we are seeing that play out right now. >> final word jon bussey? >> that is the nice way of saying we do not want to have so much unemployment that we run into political problems in the united states. but the fed needs to raise the unemployment level. it used to be the end of the

96.4% was considered the normal, the natural unemployment rate. it needs to get jobless rates up a little higher and wage increase before could really get a handle on inflation. if either some people listened to want to hear that jon bussey or giving a strategic analysis and how it works. we have to leave it there. as always it has been a pleasure. thank you very much and we will have -- thanks jon we will have more news after this. or car . experian helped me save over $1,400 a year on car insurance. start saving now. free. at experian.com or get the app now. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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secretary of state antony blinken is in japan today meeting with g-7 foreign ministers for the group discussing shared global challenges including taiwan in

china's growing influence. leak pentagon documents reveal that key weakness in taiwan's air defense third stating half its aircraft are capable of fighting a chinese invasion. the meeting comes shortly after french president suggested europe should not follow the u.s. into an acceleration of tensions over taiwan. before dozens or dedan hundreds of others wounded as fighting spread in sudan. the soldiers and civilians were among the casualties. for two days of the military has been squaring off against a rubble paramilitary outfit known as the rapid support forces. so what could come next? trey yingst is live in jerusalem with more on the continued unrest in sudan, high trey. >> good afternoon at least 56 people have been killed since yesterday morning in sudan after years of bottles erupted between

the army and that paramilitary group, the rapid support forces the rs f as they are known say they now control the presidential palace, the army chief's residence in the international airport presents a cool and october of 2021 the military has controlled sudan and the rs f was supposed to be integrated into the army. that never happened and now they well ordered militias trying to take control the country. video from saturday afternoon showed civilian planes on fire in the sudanese capitol in sudan's air force in heavily populated areas. ask the armed forces were also able to achieve what is an embarrassing number of losses for the other side. but there are still a few more places left where the rebels are taking over in cities. >> un secretary-general's calling for an immediate end to the hostilities in sudan though both sides appear to be prepared for prolonged fighting the world food program says three of their

employees are among the dead. we do note multiple civilians have been killed. the united states, russia, china have all issued similar statements urging military leaders to de-escalate the situation but so far there is no indication the calls are working bread the neighboring egypt and south sudan said they are working to try to mediate the situation they have offered their support to both sides to come to the table. so far that is not working and the region does fear the fighting could spread to all of sudan. eric: trade they announced a three hour cease-fire does not sound like much hope within get something that will last longer. trey yingst on the fighting in sudan, trey thank you. arthel: hope they get it together to come eric for that dozen for us we will see you again next saturday and sunday. thanks for joining us. stick around the big sunday shoe is up next. 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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♪ >> hello everyone. i am griff jenkins. welcome to the big sunday show. the big story tonight, crime victims forced to take on the criminals who target them like this new shocking video of a carjacking in connecticut. watch. [inaudible] [bleep