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at least three people killed, seven injured yesterday after a high-speed chase ended in a rollover crash. let's go to brownsville, texas where nate foy is live the details, nay. hugs hey arthel, many migrants wait on the other side of the river for the end of title 42 which is under two and half weeks away other migrants have no interest in turning themselves in the border patrol. those of the migrants and involved in the human smuggling like we saw yesterday. we note three illegal migrants were killed. seven people are hurt after this crash. texas dps was the lead agency here. we know there were two vehicles involved. we see one of the overturned trucks that flipped as a result of this chase. we were in the cab about truck. we were in the bed of the pickup truck. there were multiple injections. both drivers involved have been apprehended but one driver we know is still in the hospital today.

you mention title 42 to half weeks away take a look at this. some migrants cannot wait this long for this group from venezuela cross the border illegally into brownsville, yesterday. but it's too dangerous to stay right now for there is no work they are at having issues with the bite administration cbp one app. two pair for the end of title 42, the city of el paso is opening a makeshift shelter which they open during past surges as well they are happy to be getting healthier also warning people about the border communities to be ready for what will come with the end of title 42. both and thank the community and advance a community always been very generous. we believe forthcoming, mid-may. so be prepared. we got post title 42 surge.

rio grande valley's every single day here in brownsville are encountering 1000 migrants for this is the past couple weeks across the border illegally. again it is every single day, arthel, will send it back to you the texas border towns and residents there definitely needs and better help with that one for sure. nate foy live in brownsville, texas thank you. american airlines flight, the while catching fire in mid air. following a bird strike with a flock of these just after takeoff when the flight took off from columbus, ohio boeing 7:30 seven to turn around and returned to the airport safely. cb can't live near new york city newsroom with what developed this morning. certainly a tear from start to the day for passage of the american airlines flight. some of them looked out the window to see when the plane's engines on fire. thankfully the plane landed

safely everyone on the flight is okay. here's when the videos being shared across the internet. if you look closely see a boeing 7:30 seven with what appears to be flames coming from one of the engines barely looped the videos you can take a closer look. american airlines flight 1958 took off from columbus, ohio around 7:45 a.m. bound for phoenix, arizona. surely after takeoff birds struck the while. here's a video from a passenger in you can hear just how bad the while sounded on the inside, listen. and this was the path the plane took according to tracking site, flight aware for the plane is not even in the air an hour before making an emergency landing back at the airport but listen to when the dispatch calls. >> large commercial flight with a malfunctioning while and fire shooting out the right side while progress faa is now

investigating this scenario prompting memories from 14 years ago when here in new york pilots crash landed on the hudson river after experience a bird flight definitely a reminder we all know as the miracle on the hudson. rex sully always got more of the sully's in of that plane the professionalism pilots trained in these incidents. hopefully thank you. but sarah, thank you. violent crime in new york city breaking out just a faint a few feet away from mayor eric adams yesterday as he hosted an earth day event in the south bronx. a woman reportedly began throwing trash around and yelling at spectators for some reason. according to the "new york post" a man told her to stop security separated them. no arrests were made, eric. eric: arthel de police union in

san jose, california firing its executive director, after she was arrested for trying to smuggle fentanyl into this country according to police. joe at was charged month with attempting to illegally import opioids greater part as the police union's own resources to do it. christina coleman has a story from los angeles. >> hi eric. sixty-four old grandmother is accused of using your home and office computers to illegally import thousands of opioid pills and closing fentanyl as part of an international drug scheme. she will appear in federal court this friday for protein or hearing in this case she was fired from her civilian job at the police union earlier this month following an internal investigation. >> this is been the grandma of the poa. this is not the person we've known for more than a decade.

this is one of three shocking drug smuggling cases out of california right now on friday former u.s. marine drug trafficking. trixie was exploiting his uniform. but he should've been doing was protecting and defending our country. instead he was exploiting that you perpetrate a drug trafficking organization. parks prosecutors at the san diego gesture of the fox news they show some of the fentanyl pled guilty to trafficking for they also say he recruited former marines to take part in drug smuggling. prosecutors said he was so involved in drug trafficking but he tried to have a song written about him to glorify his criminal activity. >> when he was having exchanges with the mexican songwriter about drafting this narco about valid he was recognizing he had this dual life.

>> in the third and separate case the arizona correctional officer who also are also serves as an army national guardsmen was charged on friday with multiple felonies first smuggling method heroin across the mexican border with his wife and three children in the vehicle. prosecutors said he had drugs stashed in his gas tank and mexico and cross the border into california. prosecutors say his family did not know he was smuggling the drugs. he is currently being held at the orem county jail his bail is set at $3 million. xo standing, christina thank y you. parks are seen in eric president biden is reportedly planning to launch his campaign for reelection in the next couple of days. meantime the investigation into his son is heating up your biden's lawyers preparing to meet with officials at the justice department. lucas tomlinson live at the white house was more on this and what more do we know about the

story, lucas? >> arthel it looks like this week is going to be very busy and for the biden family. at the same time his son hunter biden lawyers are meeting with the justice department the president can expect announces reelection campaign via video message on to paper now despite the president sagging poll numbers many democrats it's way too early to tell here's machine congresswoman debbie dingell. >> in the midwest people say joe biden understands her chal challenges. they think he is someone who cares and we are in the midst of a campaign i think you'll see strong enthusiasm and passion for the outcome of the election next year. >> and nbc poll shows 41% of registered voters said they will definitely or probably vote for biden general election. 47% of voters said they plan to vote for the republican nominee. that is not good news for the democrats. half of those to say the oldest president in u.s. history should

not run for reelection site his age as the major factor. it is also that looming debt ceiling fight house speaker cap mccarthy said on "sunday morning futures" he has a plan to raise the debt limit by $1.5 trillion. mccarthy accused the president of not negotiating. >> will hold a vote this week, we'll pass it and send it to the senate for more than 80 days the president has ignored us, call the people's names for that he even voted for himself, makes no sense or logic to it. i think as the president and leader of the free world this is when the probably have challenges around this country and around the world. >> 73% of americans do not want biden to run again for reelection that includes a majority of democrats. biden would be 86 at the end of a potential second term. biden has received the support of many in his progressive caucus. some good news for the pres president. >> i think president biden has very much exceeded my

expectations. young people are entering and engaging in a way that has become a real political force. it is a political force that is often underestimated. >> after president biden's expected reelection announcement he has south korea president for state visit. she was he behind me, arthel, the u.s. army band is practicing right now it is rehearsal for the visit. if i'm it's interesting because a sinking what great weather you have there at the white house but yesterday was not too good. that proves my point. you were, you weren't you were supporting aright the right lucas, take care. let's go to eric now. eric: they start playing, we should go back to them we have lucas stay on top see if we can hear the practice.

meanwhile their public inside the announced cancer president and those who will likely be in the running they are spending the weekend and i was stumping in the state were of course the iowa caucus kicks off the official start of the 2024 presidential race. alexandria hoff has the latest. at this event the first major push from the evangelical community. the theme centered around faith, education, and defining the pro-life stance. >> if you believe like i do that americas should celebrate our founding fathers and not cancel them let me hear you say amen. >> to stop bending the knee to god you're going to bend the knee to something. that is what is going on in our country right now. parks by golly we're going to have that 2-cent plan and we are going to save america progress former president vice president mike pence was abundantly speakers at the spring to coffee come along to senator tim scott, expected to answer bids for the white house in the coming weeks.

in speaking with reporters pence attempted to separate himself from his former running mate on the issue of abortion. former president trump adjusts the crowd virtually just days after his campaign received pro-life backlash for not endorsing a national week limit for abortions. arthel sound proudly and in defense of innocent life just as i did for four very powerful strong years. because every child born and unborn is a sacred gift from g god. >> new nbc news poll shows even with an indictment two thirds of republican primary voters say they support former president trump. 31% reported florida governor desantis is her first choice in 24. where do other candidates find the motivation question from arkansas governor asa hutchinson answered that question today and "fox news sunday". >> what america does not want is another repeat of 2020 where we

have joe biden in donald trump running against each other. drugs will caucus is still nine months away. nikki haley has reportedly already visited the state 17 times announcing her run. governor desantis who is not declared his candidacy as of y yet, attended the utah gop conference this weekend eric. sorry alexander, thank you. thirty-five era, military officials are praising what they call a fast and clean operation after they safely evacuated the american embassy in sudan. but fighting is still heavy in the east african country. and has already claimed hundreds of lives. we'll have a live report for you coming up next. muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪

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eric: u.s. special forces safely lifted all of the embassy staff from sudan overnight. hundreds of civilians have been killed over the past week as fighting that escalates between sudan's army and the paramilitary group known as rapid support forces rs f. trey yingst's live in jerusalem with the great news our diplomats are out. >> eric, good afternoon at during evacuation operation conducted overnight as u.s. special forces entered the sudanese capitol of khartoum.

according to the u.s. department of defense just under 100 american staff members from the u.s. embassy or a back to wait on the small number people from allied countries including canada barber learning more details of this mission. u.s. officials said three helicopters took off yesterday before landing in ethiopia to refuel the choppers then flew three hours to khartoum to conduct the rescue. army lieutenant general douglas sims described the operation is clean and fast. reading all the people evacuated our sake. assume stress is >> planned for the past week it was conducted without the help of parties on the ground. other countries like france and britain started to evacuate personnel and some civilians. the british took diplomats to an airfield outside of khartoum before flying the mother country. from the french nationals headed in a convoy the french convoy was targeted by gunfire and one person was injured. the evacuations come after eight days of fighting erupted between the sudanese army in a paramilitary group called the rapid support forces.

the sides were working together back in 2021 to overthrow the sudanese government for now they are fighting each other for control of the country. we do know at least 400 people been killed so far. eric: the u.s. military doing the job so well as it does, trey in jerusalem thanks. arthel: let's bring in doctor rebecca grant soaked doctor grant, what do you know about the evacuations and how did her military forces do? >> i am impressed with the military. but arthel this was too close for comfort. let me make clear this was not a routine operation. to fly those helicopters in under cover of darkness, probably not to an airfield. pick up the wonder individual included the marine guard the u.s. embassy picture this also almost certainly drones overhead is an interest or other sensors

to measure the ending landing areas are clear then they have to fly back at low level in the dark in this rugged army helicopters. they did a great job at this probably had a few hair-raising moments and i'm really glad they're out of that country and safe. arthel: absently aptly present biden's thank you booty, ethiopian saudi arabia for being critical to the success of the operation. is this the kind of operation the work you would expect to re- surprised by any of this assistance? listen very glad to booty, ethiopian of course her military ally, saudi arabia allowed the u.s. to first but the forces in place. member secretary often telling us on friday that forces were there if we needed them. when to not only have the helicopters but also the other supporting aircraft in command and control. the ability to fly to the airspace of these other

countries and in fact to land in the helicopters and refuel them before they went into khartoum. this is very important to work out that diplomacy. it's just a reminder of how key our alliances are and frankly we owe djibouti, and saudi arabia big thank you to help guard personnel and some the canadians out safely. arthel: in ethiopia was just going to say that. it does really emphasize how important our relationship with our allies are and they can maintain trust in our intelligence, secret keeping and the rest a new norm going with that but i'm going to move on. senator lindsey graham is on scene and she asked him about the evacuations, let's listen. >> i am worried that thousands of people in the middle of the civil war. have we been late started telling them to leave? could you see this coming? arthel: so what is your reaction to senator graham's take on this

doctor grants course are considered graham ex- air force he has got a valid point. we have watched the situation deteriorate we have watched brushes and wagner missionaries messed around in libya and in the sedan for years. so we knew even back in february things were going downhill in sudan. and i say again this was a little too close for comfort. they did a great job in the military pulling this out but i wonder if the biden administration was truly paying attention to the risks that were starting to run in sudan. it's a big a wake-up call god keep her eye on it. arthel: quickly i will ask you though, the risk was there but it seemed this accelerated rapidly it was spun out of control really quickly. >> it did, but remember we do watch that area closely. so how are the decisions made?

part of it as it did take time to deploy the assets and to finalize the plans. they needed 100 special operation forces to pull these people out. this is a big, big, big operation went off great but make no mistake they cut it really close getting them out this time. arthel: is you almost 1,616,000 americans are still in sudan, they lived there. some of the usual protocol for the state department and white has to go in and get people who are private citizens that live there but they will offer assistance while they are there. as the situation gets worse what concerns you the most? clusters not much anyone can do unless airports are open that's our government, the un or foreign governments. there's been some talk of trying to secure land routes. it's about five in your mouse room khartoum out to the coast in port sudan.

just to have surveillance over that is very, very risky to 16000 americans many are dual citizens. you've got to get airports open to get eight in or get people out. arthel: will be watching the situation and perhaps since ethiopia was very helpful in this particular operation, maybe we can put more focus on what's happening in that country as well and get some assistance thereto. no we cannot help everybody. i don't know doctor grants we've got to try. >> we do, we do thank you very much. eric: hats off to the pentagon but new numbers show recruitment levels to the military, they are not where they should be. next, what this could mean for next, what this could mean for our ability to defend this country's "fox news live" continue straighth tt ahead. risf stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk

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arthel: of russia is threatening to shut down grain exports from ukraine if the u.s. and its allies decide to ban a majority of exports to russia as punishment for its invasion. meantime ukrainian forces are preparing to launch a major counteroffensive. alex hogan is alive with the very latest, give us the details. >> hi arthel. ukrainian forces are pushing forward in the easter. this could be an indication of potential counteroffensive measures we have heard from ukrainian officials here who said they long plans. take a look at this map ukrainian forces have advanced across the river, across reclaiming and establishing positions there. ukraine however is reporting overnight attacks from russia they claimed more ground in the contested town defense minister spoke on fox news about this

small town in ukraine's ability to hold on. >> it is a daily reminder of russia's utter impotence on the battlefield. as a daily reminder of the fact that russia is nothing but a paper tiger which for seven months now gain control of the small city. but what it means for us of course is we are destroying russians. >> 's other world leaders support ukraine in the war, g-7 officials are considering abandoning most exports to russia. that is a move moscow says could trigger the end to the current gringo. i remember last year ukrainian green ships are blocked for months spiking food prices in europe. worsening the food crisis in northern africa. meanwhile we have potentially alarming news coming out of commentary to french interview china's ambassador in paris said he questioned the sovereignty of former soviet countries.

which of course is raising a lot of concerns for countries around the world about china's stance on russia's invasion of ukraine. arthel: that is saying a lot there it's pretty inflammatory i would say. alex hogan thank you for bringing that piece of news to us live in kyiv, thank you alex okay eric over to you now. eric: u.s. military we are told struggling to connect with potential recruits. branches are barely hitting the minimum recruiting numbers they need if they meet them at all. apparently not helping them out of the declining trust in our armed forces. lester the reagan foundation serves as less than half of americans have a great deal of confidence in the military. that is down 70% from back in 2018. meantime fewer young people are interested in joining up they say only 13% of americans ages 18 -- 29 say they are highly willing to listen the military. so what is this mean for the

dependent defending our nation retired amy army seal. mike, how concerned should we be about these numbers? like eric's people are wrong here the confidence in the military should not be affected. the weak leadership in the region and the lack of trust which is overall create a confidence about crisis when there's cultural rot impacting our younger generation, proof of that young americans are unfit due to health reasons must drill down on that. you see the young people the kids on tiktok. they are sitting on their ipad that's all they do is sit around. we talk about being unfit. do they have the physical fitness, and the mental ability. you have a spiritual sense, many of them would they rather not be in the military and sit on the

couch? the shockwaves in america have lowered our standards to such depths. we are in a culture where everyone gets a trophy. obesity is a new beautiful but if you feel it don't even track comic network some else's fault. you look at leadership, strong leadership leadership people trust they are one to sacrifice for the collective good. weak leadership the crisis in confidence. they protect themselves and their immediate families. they are not willing to sacrifice for the cause they deem unworthy. i'm not going to put this on the younger generation. and we can get them into the military we can get them to a standard they need to be, this generation is the next best generation we just have to hold them to standards. sue for people in a few extra pounds are beautiful but when you are doing with the military the stress, the strain what they have to go through, is this being taught in schools?

are there programs working, like we used to have here in new york city called the knickerbocker the junior cores that help funnel people into the military. >> i think the short answer to that is no. were not treating her younger generations to be what we need in the future. there is a commercial by the russians young man resolute, ready to violence on behalf of their nation. the contrast of that is the u.s. army that showed a video of a young soldier and her two mothers. we are sending very dangerous narratives. we have to have pride in our nation. the military was the greatest decision and a lot of my friends would agree, that we ever made. paid for my bachelors degree coming out may end date more importantly turn a young boy into a man and laid the foundation for my success. they taught me everything i needed to know about leadership. i would actually encourage our young men and women to join.

they forge our future leaders especially the ones. >> aptly does or something called the junior reserve officer corps about a half a million secondary school students are in the junior reserve officer corps teaches them citizenship anddep. but disproportionately in the south. you have swath of this country where that military is not even considered by salesian people. >> no. that is the narrative that paints the military to different light. it's led through love. compassion it's accountability and standards. they outlawed geo tc in the high schools in the immediate areas. we have to look at the message worsening to our youth and our enemies abroad. >> if i let go you are retired navy seal let's give a shout to the seals resolve the suit at

evacuation. three hour flights going in there into an active war zone. what is that like? we cannot thank them enough of the heroism and how they professionally got that operation done. >> i think again that is a testament weak leadership may affect the pentagon but it does not affect our troops on the front line. they still have the ability to execute every young man and every young woman should be with those soldiers for defending our freedoms. >> they are heroes and role models we think them an officer. mike thank you for joining us and of course thank you for your service to our nation. >> thanks eric. >> they are all awesome all of our military. thank you. so listen, after beating ovarian cancer a group of survivors are taking on a new challenge of climbing to the summit of mount everest. were going to talk to the doctor who is inspiring others to scale

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>> here we are. mount everest on the most perfect day ever. >> 20000 something feats? any mountain. we love our team, we miss you guys. shout out to everyone and we miss you so much, look at these views. >> a world without ovarian cancer. c-5 covering cancer survivor along other survivors families and caregivers are scaling the tallest peak in the world's, mount. they are part of an expedition from the organization any mountain their costings to raise awareness and research funds for ovarian cancer when the deadliest cancers among women. the any mountain project was founded by doctor joni hope. doctor joni joins we know from new york.

she is here with us in new york. i totally applaud you. but why mount everest? and once it even more magical than it appeared in those ph photos, more than you expected? >> so it was an amazing experience to go to nepal with 20 of my patients, their family members, analogical oncologists into brave women who are still hoping to be the first covering cancer survivors ever to summer mount everest. why mount everest? any mountain makes the analogy of fighting ovarian cancer in climbing the tallest mountain, any mountain for that tallest mountain is mount everest. we are trying to bring awareness to deadliest humans are by literally putting two of rain cancer survivors in the top of mount everest. thousands 32 feet in trying to

raise $2.9 million this spring and $29 million total for ovarian cancer prevention and early detection research and awareness. arthel: what signs and symptoms should we look forward to detect a very cancer? >> the problem is there is no way to detect a very cancer early reliably that so we aptly need to do the research to figure that out. once we accept signs and symptoms usually a very cancer is already at an advanced stage freedoms 80% of cases are diagnosed at an advanced stage. the limit i care for and all occultist care for go through countless surgeries and chemotherapy treatments. and usually it comes back most of them succumb to the disease. we desperately need an early detection test and a way to prevent ovarian cancer. that's what any mountain is about. the dream of getting to the tallest summit and ending a very cancer creating a world without a brain cancer.

so that is what inspired this trek to the base camp in two hours survivors who are there now are going to try to be the first to survivors ever to that summit. arthel: you're telling us a very cancer usually is not detected with a pap smear. is there the very least right now a more specialized exam that is available? >> there's no reliable early detection test for ovarian cancer. that is the test. the pap smear is for cervical cancer there's no test like that for ovarian cancer. we do not have imaging they can find it early reliably per the only way we can right now prevent it reliably is if we know which people might get genetic risk for ovarian cancer. about 20% of these cancers are caused by erratic mutations occult because all kinds of cancers and affect men and women and people of young age as well as older age. the majority of ovarian cancers we cannot detect early that is

what we desperately need to have the research funds allocated to determine how to figure that out. how we get early detection test for the cancer. >> you're saying unfortunately it's in advanced stages when you do detected. so what is happening in the body? how do you know that's was going on inside? if you are the patient you know. >> often women who have ovarian cancer figured out once it's gotten far and spread to other abdomen because of having symptoms like pain, other complaints like gastrointestinal complaints they feel bloated. and it many times women go to multiple doctors and show up in emergency rooms over and over again until someone finally takes a look with a cat scan or some other modality that that identifies a while we have a problem here. the times we can prevent a very cancer early is when we either get lucky with somebody who has pain from say a mass is confined

to the ovary that is less co common. or perhaps that woman knows she has a genetic mutation that could lead her to have ovarian cancer and able to take risk reduction early. for the general population we don't have that test. >> can you do genetic testing to find out where is that available to everybody? >> universal genetic testing is not available to everyone yet. it's something you can look into your family history by family history what type of cancer? we can often get clues. this is a family that would get genetic testing. the universal genetic testing to be an excellent strategy and again what identify all cancers. it is something that would help us identify many of the genetic cancers we could catch earlier if we knew we were at risk for

them. >> your website again any mountain song.com. any mountain song.com. we can donate to research and how your goal to raise 2.9 million bite pretty much now i think. and also, can we go they are co- patients of ovarian cancer go for their for resources as well? any mountain song.com is also any mountain app you can get access to family history quiz that will help you get resources towards how you would get genetic testing if that would be something that would be useful to you. and also how to donate to our research team that is specifically looking to find a way to prevent this deadly cancer. and as we speak to ovarian cancer survivors are at the base camp and they're going to be starting the journey up to that summit we hope by the end of may they will make that. >> we wish them well.

safe journey continued to be the survivors that they are. and we thank you. this work you are doing is so incredibly important for the health of so many women. so thank you we wish you continued success any mountain song.com any mountain song.com that's clearly very important because free thank you take care. >> thank you. >> you are welcome more news after this. clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! [sfx: limu squawks] whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (vo) in two seconds, eric will realize

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jonathan live, you get almost anything at bed bath and beyond this is so sad. >> yes it is it truly is. it's the end of an era. bed bath and beyond has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after years of sagging sales the big box retailer based in union, new jersey said it's making the move to implement what it calls an orderly wind down while soliciting interest and sales of some or all of its assets. in the meantime the company says it will continue to pay wages and benefits is three and a 60 bed bath & beyond stores as well as the 120 bye-bye baby stores will remain open to serve customers for today bed bath & beyond ceo issued this stat statement. we are associates customers partners and committees we serve. we remain steadfast to serve them throughout this process. bed bath and beyond face increased competition from other

major retailers. analysts say pivot from store sales to online sales during the pandemic. >> a move to florida two years ago when is getting my house is set i did a lot more amazon shopping then i did bed bath and beyond shopping. ten years earlier it would have suspected it would've been the other way around they are a victim of e-commerce. >> the company said it secured commitments of approximately $240 million and financed to allow continued commercial operations during the bankruptcy process. investors had a warning for many months the company was struggling bed bath and be on stock was trading at 29 cents per share, eric progress alright jonathan thanks so much. thank you bed bath & beyond we will be right back. with 30 gra. scientifically designed with carbsteady to help you manage your blood sugar.

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