mike: the suspect accused of shooting a 6-year-old and her parents after a basketball rolled into his yard in north carolina will not face extradition to home. welcome to fox news live, i'm mike emanuel. aishah: i'm aishah hosni. he's been arrested in florida on thursday after two day manhunt. police say he turned himself. steve has the latest on the story. steve: he's not going the fight extradition from florida back to north carolina.

there was a hunt for him for two days, finally turned himself in to authorities in florida, the events took place on tuesday in gastonia outside charlotte.

some children were playing basketball. charges are eminent and the biden administration has been mishandling this case. >> my client wrestled with whether or not to come forward. he had a lot of sleepless nights about coming toward with that he could not live --

>> his clients seek to provide details that contradict sworn testimony to congress and multiple reports have named appointee as attorney general merrick garland. >> i promise to lead and have pledged not to interfere with the investigation and i have carried through on my pledge. >> the whistleblower says they can dispute that. at the same time antony blinken is facing accusations by house republican who is say that testimony from former cia indicate that is blinken who was a biden campaign adviser at the time pushed the creation of 2020 better sign bid over 50 intelligence officials. democrats on the house judiciary committee firing back at that

writing, mr. blinken did not direct, suggest or insinuate in any way that he should write a letter about hunter biden's laptop nor did mr. blinken then a private citizen tried to get at the letter indirectly. the statement sums that up as sensationalized 3-year-old tabloid story, mike. mike: alexandria hof fox, thanks very much. aishah: keep your eyes on tuesday because president biden expected to announce 2024 reelection run. could be that day. lucas tomlinson live in the north lawn with the very latest on this. lucas: this has been months in making. biden said he intends to run now. it appears to be official on tuesday. the announcement will come via short video similar to obama. the white house doesn't want to talk about any of this. >> i'm not going to talk about

2024 is going to look like. as a federal government employee, federal law prohibits me from discussing campaign related topics from this podium. >> who will be able to address questions about 2024? >> well, you know, i don't have anything to say about 2024. lucas: doesn't appear that many people are excited about this. most people don't want the oldest president in u.s. history to run again. he'd 82 and more than half 52% democrats don't want him to run either. another 40% will probably vote for him. 14% of democrats say they want 6 t-year-old robert f kennedy jr. who announced he will be running for president despite being friends with biden and have other ken disserving and the son

of attorney general and nephew of the former president both assassinated sadly spoke earlier with neil cavuto. >> the polarization in this country is now toxic since the civil war. it's really most republicans and democrats talked about and do not see a way out of it. lucas: rfk jr. best positions of covid vaccine of late, despite being vaccinated countries in the world the u.s. had highest death rates, aishah. aishah: thank you so much, lucas. lucas: more on 2024 run of the white house let's bring panel, republican strategist and cofounder of south and hill strategies and kristin hahn, communications director. welcome to both of y you.

>> thanks, mike. super pac aligned with ron desantis taking aim at former president trump after the president called the worst state and mr. trump should move to california. there it is on the screen. that mr. trump should move to california to be with buddy governor newsom. what about that? >> i think that's interesting that's what he's saying about florida right now. with governor desantis, you know, i think he looks like he's kind of fizzling out kind of quickly, it's hard to take on the former president. he's got a loyal following. we will just have to see how this plays out. mike: here is former new jersey governor chris christie. could be potential candidate. not one yet taking aim at governor desantis. >> i don't think ron desantis is a conservative based on his actions towards disney. mike: collin, is that a sign

that governor christy sees desantis as being the same lane as him? >> well, i think governor christy has realized and said that in order to take down donald trump someone has to do it and go at him hard and he could be the guy to do that. but right now it's donald trump at the top of the field and everyone else is below including governor desantis. i think it's way too early to be writing desantis obituary. he's leading a state that is thriving economically. people are getting in moving vans and picking up and leaving places like california and new york for florida because he got covid right and the economy is booming and those are the things that he has a great story to tell should he become a candidate. don't sleep on governor christie. he could really take people by storm if he decides to get in this thing. he's from jersey. [laughter] mike: me too. okay, so kristin, i'm curious

about the time of the president's announcement. there was talk that maybe it would come as late as this fall, why now, rfk, jr. a factor, what about the hunter biden troubles is he jumping in now? >> anniversary of sorts when he announced presidential run. the president is not reactive to things like that. so i think that would be misreading that -- the room to say that he's responding to rfk's announcement. mike: okay, ahead of president biden's expected announcement, let's look at the quinnipiac poll, biden v trump, 48 to 46, that being mr. biden in the lead. biden-desantis, desantis 48, biden 46. it's early but how do you assess that collin? >> joe biden start off as candidate for reelection in a really weak position whether it's the general election or before that, the primary. you talked about rfk, jr. 14% of

biden voters are with rfk. democrats like to roll their eyes at him. nephew of former president but nor should anyone else be dismissed in a race against president biden in a primary and you get to the general election and his -- president biden's numbers, 52% of your own party saying, please, somebody else, not this guy, that's a bad place to start. >> who do democrats want to face? >> going back to desantis, i think that he's got a major issue. if you look at midterms and what happened with women voters and independent and center left, center right voters, the roe decision and that really made a difference and that's going to play a huge part and i think, you know, you saw governor desantis signing that bill and only putting out a photo at 11:00 p.m. as communications person i look at that, okay, well, there's a reason for that. i think that, you know, any candidate that we face and the president will start talking about accomplish mints and be in

a better position than he is right now. >> do you worry about abortion in 2024 because you have republicans wanting to win the base but to win the general you need some of those folks, the middle too? >> the pro-life movement has been 50 years telling people that abortion was an issue that belonged to the state leverage. it went back to the states and they have to be clear where they go next. should this be a state level? the democrats are skillful at using that issue to distract and whitewash from poor record on other issues. no doubt it will be an issue. i think the republican party needs to get it right and they can and once they do they have the entire other issues on the other side. mike: good news about the supreme court stepping in on drug related to abortion, does abortion become a front burner issue next year, kristin? >> yes, and i will say that if you looked -- there was a poll, what happened in the midterms and what happened was, the voters just -- they trusted the republicans more on jobs and the economy, that was the number one

issue but the democrats really leaned in to health care and this issue, i'm telling you, as somebody who sits in the center a lot, it's very important to me and women across the country. i think it'll be huge part of the discussion next year. >> okay, one more poll, the fox poll and it has trump 54, desantis 24, pence 6% of the 3 only mr. trump has declared candidate so far. colin, early, what's your read on that? >> it's early but there's no doubt president trump has the momentum. he always did as the former presidential standard bearer and the former president and the thin indictment of a couple of weeks ago put fuel in his campaign. i think you will see the support with governor desantis, it will marshal between governor desantis if he falters it will go to somebody else but there's a big swath that wants somebody new and wants new direction as well. it's indiff -- incumbent on the

candidates. mike: kristin, do the numbers suggest that desantis or christie or pence really need to take the fight at the former president? >> i agree with you, governor christie is incredible communicator. it's very early. jeb bush was the front runner, who knows where we will go. you have to fight it out and somebody has to take the fight to the former president. mike: kristin hahn collin reed. have a good weekend. >> thank you. mike: ongoing rivalry between former president trump and potential presidential hopeful ron desantis in the race for 2024 republican presidential nomination. that is tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern. leaders in new york city calling for more support from the biden administration to help with overwhelming numbers of asylum seekers in the big apple. that's a live look at eagle

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policy title 42 draws closer. the impact of the migrant crisis stretching from border towns to the big apple with officials are feeling the strain from influx in asylum seekers. we have fox team coverage of the mounting crisis with nate foy along the border in brownsville, texas and cb cotton live in new york city. cb, we begin with you, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, mike. new york city mayor eric adams is not mincing words ability the impact. speaking in dc panel yesterday saying the situation created by ongoing surge of migrants has, quote, destroyed his city. he also blasted local politicians suggesting they're not doing much to help. now following his criticisms adams reportedly had a series of closed-door meetings with white house officials where he detailed the migrant crisis which has come with a hefty price tag. the city's daily per diam spending on household of migrants or asylum seekers totals to nearly 25 m 25 -- 5 mn

in a single day and 4.2 billion would have been spent on costs related to migrants and asylum seekers through fiscal year 2024 all this according to, no spokesperson. now during friday's dc panel adams said he had been expect today navigate the migrant crisis with no if i recall help. listen. >> watch me navigate 52,000 people coming to the city without a penny from the federal government. >> and earlier this month adams ordered city agencies to slash a total of 1 billion annually from their budgets over the next 4 year, each of those years over the next four years. this move blamed in part by the strain of migrant arrivals to the city. mike. mike: cb c cotton live in new yk city. aishah: you can imagine how much the border communities are

struggling as well. cbp on pace for record 2.4 million migrant encounters in fiscal year 2024 despite from the biden administration that the border is secure. nate. nate: you said it we are on record pace and illegal crossings are expected to skyrocket in under 3 weeks now when title 42 is expected to end but we are seeing frustrations on the other side of the border in mexico. take a look at the pictures that we just got a couple of hours ago from mantamoros and migrant lit camp site on fire before coming to the united states, thankfully nobody was hurt. this comes after a group of a thousand migrant rushed the gateway international bridge also here in brownsville on thursday. now, aishah, we are seeing new pictures of cartels finding new ways to smuggle drugs across the

border. take a look at this. agents in the rio grande valley intercepted this drone and you can see that it was carrying 7 pounds of marijuana. the drugs that do get through end up, of course, all over the country and that includes houston. take a look at the next video. harris county sheriff's office made a massive drug and gun bust there yesterday and take a look at the halt. deputies confiscated over 2 kilos of fentanyl, 520 grams of methamphetamine, over 1 killo of heroin, 38 guns and 11 vehicles. now back out here live unfortunately that sort of thing happens often just in the past week, aishah, border patrol agents have confiscated 917 pounds of cocaine and 33 pounds of fentanyl. we will sent it back to you. aishah: nate, i know that we are watching temperatures, probably 80-degrees where you are right now. i remember last summer, i

remember seeing a little girl who was sick because she and her mom drank water from the river because they were so dehydrated. that's also something that cbp officers have to be on the lookout for. nate: that's absolutely, right, we are just entering that time of the year where the numbers historically continuously just get higher and higher and, you know, the migrants lighting camp site on fires, the brush all because it's a dire situation as they wait on the other side of the border in mexico waiting for title 42 to end. the migrants are desperate and many of them feel that they can't wait just those 3 weeks until title 42 is expected to end. aishah: desperate for this administration to do something. nate foy live for us at the bored, thank you, nate. nate: you got it. mike: aishah for more on the crisis at the border tom homan joinsous, fox news contributor, tom, welcome. tom: thanks for having me.

mike: let's take a look at the week of the border courtesy of border patrol. 6 agents assaulted. 41,045 apprehensions, 11,882 approximate got away. 51,000 in cash seized. 528 pounds of marijuana, 33 pounds of deadly fentanyl. 3 pounds of meth. 8 pounds of heroin, 14 firearms, 9 sex offenders, 3 murderers, how do you assess those numbers for a week at the border? >> look, the men and women of the border patrol are american patriots. i started my career as border agent. they are overwhelmed. the numbers are very impressive. they will tell you they are catching 10% of the drugs coming across, why is that, because the crisis is so big. 70 to 80% of the eights are no longer on the line. they are in facilities processing, changing diapers, making baby formula and hospital

runs. when you take 60 to 80%% agents off the lien, that's when terrorists go across. mike: secretary mayorkas was on capitol hill this week. >> you disagree with the head border patrol agent when he said that the border is not secure? >> congressman, i have testified about that issue. mike: what do you make of that? >> he needs to be impeached h. he lies under oath. he's a cabinet official who constantly lies under oath which is a felony. he can't possibly say the border is secure. we are at 1.7 million got aways since he had been secretary. that's 1,000,700 aliens that have crossed the border. we don't know where they are and

where they are now. and considering arrested people from 70 different countries, you can assume a lot of the got-aways are known expected terrorists. they are carrying fentanyl, they are criminals. there's a reason why they didn't turn themselves to border patrol to get processed, released, flown to the city of their choice at taxpayer expense. they wanted to get away. they got an issue and this is a huge -- i've said it before and i will keep saying, this is the biggest national security failure this country has seen since 911. mike: what do you make eric adams being critical handling the border crisis? >> i'm critical of him, mayor of new york and chicago and los angeles, they are complaining about the migrant crisis. they could fix it themselves. every one of the mayors oversees a sanctuary city. the illegal aliens are going to their city anyway. they can get a job and driver's

license, new york will give them money to fight immigration case. who the hell wouldn't want to go? they ought to be working with ice because right now those sanctuary cities if you're in the country illegally and you commit a crime, serious crime and you go to rikers island, ice isn't even allowed to go to rikers island to talk to that person and deport them. mike: so we are looking at the end of title 42. sounds like the administration is determined to rip the band-aid off in early may. what's the impact on the border? >> i worry about men and women of the border patrol, 20,000 men wearing the uniform. they are overwhelmed. over 17 suicides last year. i'm not saying the border crisis caused that but whatever internal struggles they were having, historic crisis didn't help. you are going to see more children die, you will see more drugs come across and you will see more women and children trafficked. you will see a hell lot more got aways when the surge comes in title 42, 70, 80% off the line is now 90% and in some sectors

100%. there are several instances this past year where there was no border patrol agents in the entire sector. hundreds of miles of border unprotected. that's going to get worse. mike: the city is famous for blue-ribbon panel. if they put you, chad wolf and democratic officials, former officials on there, what would you tell them about fixing this problem as soon as possible? >> re-implement the trump policies that we put in place that worked. they were effective. the data shows that. 45-year low illegal immigration. illegal immigration down and saved a lot of lives. they can secure the border in 90 days if they re-implement the policies that are proven effective. mike: tom homan, thank you very much for your time. aishah. aishah: straight ahead brutal fighting in bakhmut where russians forces are launching attacks to try and seize that region. live report from ukraine just after the break. ♪ ♪

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mike deadly battle for bakhmut is on. ukraine defended town despite warnings from the u.s. that the fight came too high of a cost. alex hogan live from kyiv. alex: hi, mike, russia evacuated 17 apartment buildings in the town, same place where the country accidentally dropped a bomb on this border town right next to ukraine. now this is as russian forces continue to advance in the eastern town of bakhmut where we have seen repeated offensive over the course of months and very high numbers of lives lost there and in the high casualties of this war, ukrainian medics say they are increasing medical training ahead of the spring offensive, one of them was briefly home in kyiv tells fox that it's endless digging and

ducking to avoid incoming artillery and when he leaves to transport some of the wounds, he's always a target. >> so we move from our cars from ourselves so we with show we are medics. alex: in last day loved ones gather in capital to honor both that died in battlefield. although that one will not slow down the determination of the ukrainian forces. >> ukrainian soldiers, this has strong motivation, strong spirit.

alex: continuing to provide support for ukraine saying that they will specifically protect the skies as russia launched drones targeting parts of ukraine and first time in about 25 dais targeting here the capital of kyiv. mike. mike: alex, this war is in its second year, tremendous loss of life and also damage to their beautiful cities, i'm wondering what the morale is like of ukrainians that you are encountering. alex: mike, i lost you there a little bit. did you ask about the morale? >> yes. i think it's different on where you are looking here in kyiv. as i mentioned it's been relatively quiet for the last several weeks that's, of course, creating a lot of questions of when things will change and if life is starting to become safer here in the capital. there's also this potential hope that things could shift as we look to this potential spring counteroffensive. when exactly that will happen,

lit actually take place in summer months also a very serious question. there is this -- this element of hope that people feel with the reality of how high the number of lives that are lost and how realistically that will continue. so as much as there is hope, there's the very real realization that so many lives will continue to be lost, mike. mike: alex hogan, live in the ukrainian capital, thank you very much. aishah: u.s. defense secretary met in germany to continue talking about security assistance to ukraine. for more on those discussions, what happened joining me live in studio none other than urik, adviser to ukraine's defense minister. i want to start off with the meeting between the foreign minister and the defense secretary. obviously you want something very specific. those are the f16's, the defense

secretary instead talk about the m1's, listen to this soundbite really quickly. >> i do think the m1 tank, when it is delivered will make a difference. there's no silver bullet in this case but i think the m1 tank when it's delivered and reaches its operational capability it will be effective in the battlefield. aishah: general mike milley. >> there's no contradiction between what milley is saying and what we are asking for. you ask any military cadet at west point and what is the important ingredients of military operation whether defensive or attacking you will see that air superiority and air dominance. in fact, even in the u.s. military doctrine there's a paragraph which very clearly states that without air dominance or air superiority it

is not possible to achieve -- there's a radical risk to success of military operations. we are in critical stage. we are losing our people. just today in the morning i woke up and i learned that a 21-year-old belly dancer, talented belly dancer was killed defending our country. every day we wake up and we see the news about people dying defending our country and the freedom of europe and the world. so at this stage, we need to improve our military capability and, of course, we are thankful to our allies for providing ukraine with the tanks and the tank coalition is now up and running. our minister of defense -- now to improve our air defense systems to make sure -- look, let me give you one simple example. russian pilot gets on the russian bomber 235 50 kilometers

and he's dropping a gliding bomb, 500-kilogram gliding bomb and that bomb takes out the whole 9-story building. now for now, we have nothing to counter it with. this is why we need f16's. if there was any other type of weapon that we could ask for, we would be asking for it. aye aishah: the usa is saying that you're not trained. there's u.s. veterans that want to fly for you. >> well, absolutely. two ukrainian pilots have undergone testing in the u.s. not so long ago and the results prove that the ukrainian pilots are very capable and can be trained fast. then, of course, we can have other pilots join the international pilots of ukraine, that will happen as well. our allies between them have more than 4,000f16's, and for us we need just 40, right. 3 squadrons would be a game

changer. i was thinking we should stop using the word game changer because this should be replaced with lifesaver, this is not a game. this is a war. we are losing people. aishah: i think people want to see the game change, we want to see what alex was talking about, we want to see something, a turning point, influction point. you are seeing the f16's could do that? >> absolutely. this is a important outcome to the meeting to which you referred to earlier. right now every ally that we have and there are over 50 countries participating in the group, so everybody is committed to standing with ukraine for as long as it takes. now we are insisting that we need to do shift in our thinking and go from defend ukraine for as long as it takes to achieve victory as soon as possible. so victory is the password. this is what we should be thinking about and we need to be equipped. unfortunately and i would like

to use this opportunity to thank again the american people, the american taxpayers, the american government for providing the support that we are receiving. we will be gratefully thankful. we are asking give us the weapons, we are capable of doing it. we have shown this so many times. aishah: let me quickly ask you about bakhmut. the russians are claiming they took 3 districts in the front lines while is the city to so important. >> we have lost time how many times russians conquered bakhmut and gave control of the embattled city. it's a daily remainder of russia impotence in the battlefield. russia is nothing but a paper tiger which for 7 months now is unable to gain control of a

small city. but what it means for us, of course, is that we are destroying russians, you know, they take staggering losses on a daily basis. they lose 500 wounded action demander bakhmut and we are still in control of some parts of the city and gives us time to prepare for counteroffensives. our mission remains unchanged. we need to liberate our land. i would like to mention when our minister was asked about the outcome he says that ramstein is paving the wrong and bringing us to tribunal. because for us, bringing those war criminals and genocidal murderist to just is very important. aishah: upmost important. thank you very much for sharing that and thoughts and prayers to the ballet dancer.

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mike: colorado officials are still searching for the suspects responsible of death of female driver, police believe young

woman was killed by a rock that was thrown through her windshield. christina coleman live with more. hi, christina. christina: 20-year-old alexa killed wednesday night after she was hit by a rock thrown at her moving car. the rock thrown through her vehicle. bartell was on the phone with a friend when she was struck. the call went silent and bartel's friend tracked location and found her dead in a field. family and friends are mourning her loss. >> always smiling. i don't remember ever -- i used to see her every day at school and i don't ever remember seeing her sad or being negative about anything. she just, like, uplifted people. christina: tragically the violence that claimed bartell's life appeared to be rock curling

crime spree northwest of denver. sheriffs say within a 20-minute time span wednesday night there were 5 rock-throwing incidents, two drivers suffered minor injuries, one driver who was not hurt shared this video after a rock was hurled at his vehicle. >> yo, who the -- >> all of a sudden my front windshield exploded. >> what happened, bro? >> once the dust settled and i pulled over to the side i realized that it wasn't bullet holes, it was a big hole, rock-size hole. christina: so far no word on any suspects and no arrests in this case. mike. mike: so dangerous, christina coleman, thanks a lot. aishah. aishah: bringing america together, some of the nation's heros shot in line of duty. heros shot in line of duty. how they are teaming up to back

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behind. it was written about a fallen police officer and joining us now the lead singer of that band ricochet. thank you for joining us. you are participating in a concert this tuesday coming up very quickly here benefiting two alabama police officers that were shot in the line of duty. this really, i think, shook all of us. we have pictures of those two brave heros here. officer garrett crumby was the man who was killed and his mother i read said that she was a gentle soul. heath, what was about this particular shooting that made you want to do something? >> well, aishah, thanks for having me on the show. this particular shooting, it happened in huntsville, alabama. this show that we are doing to celebrate life and music of greg

jones. when nancy jones found out, we need to do something to help the family -- the families of the two officers. for me personally, i appreciate you playing my song, what you leave behind, this is something that has plagued our country lately since the defund the police movement and the disrespect that's been -- been -- just been plaguing our country for the last couple of years. that's just the stupidest thing in the world. the 3 dumbest words are defund the police. we need to defend our police. we need to get in there and support our law enforcement officers and this is just another way that country music community can come together and help make that happen. i want to mention that if you go to adopta cop.com, there's my friend, the wounded blue has put together buy a guitar program.

they will ship it to you, a thousand dollars might be too much for a lot of people, you can donate any amount you want. you donate 2 $25 we will throw a ricochet cd. aishah: what are your thoughts on how people can come together and standby who are heros? >> exactly. that's exactly what they are. imagine, you know, you are married to a police officer and every day that he or she leaves the house, you don't know if they are coming home after their shift. sometimes they don't. this is another one of those case that they are not. we get to live in communities that are safe because of law enforcement. that wasn't an accident. that's something that -- that people go out there and make sure that our communities are safe and those people deserve the respect that we should be giving them, they deserve a lot

more than what we are giving them. aishah: absolutely. heath, thanks for joining us, you can learn on adoptacop.com. appreciate it. >> you bet. aishah: that is it for us on this hour of fox news live, it continues with eric and arthel. i'm a aishah hosnie. mike: lovely to have you. i'm mike emanuel. i will be back tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern. thank you very much for watching. have an awesome day. aishah: have a good weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius!

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