you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. molly: supreme court justice samuel alto reveal to go the wall street journal that he has, quote, a pretty good idea who was behind the leak of the roe v. wade draft opinion last may but he doesn't have enough proof to definitively name anyone. welcome to fox news live, i'm molly line. rich: molly, i'm rich edison. it had made the justices, quote,

targets of assassination. alexandria hoff with the latest of the nation's highest court. >> justice alto called the speculation infuriating saying it doesn't make any sense given intensely how the conservative justices have been targeted since then. the rare interview comes before one year mark when politico published draft opinion justice alto told the wall street journal, quote, those of us who were thought to be in majority, were really targets of assassination. the justice also revealed that he thinks the supreme court marshal did a good job of the investigation that followed the leak and agreed that there was not enough evidence to make a public accusation. he added this, i personally have a pretty good idea who is responsible but that's different from the level of proof that is needed to name somebody. alto feels that the motivation

was clear. despite weeks of protestors by advocates including outside of homes of conservative justices in that time an armed man was charged with attempting to assassinate justice brett kavanaugh. we all remember that. the man has pled not gut. justice alito lives under constant security watch and hope that the court can return to normalcy this year saying the leak created atmosphere of us poss--suspicion and distrust. rich: thank you. molly: fox news alert, manhunt in southeast texas in suspect of shooting that killed 5 people and 3 others injured. one to have victims was an 8-year-old child. christina coleman live with the latest on the developing story. christina. christina: the suspect is accused of shooting and killing 5 people execution

style. authorities say they have now pinpointed the accused killer's location to a wooded area less than 2 miles west of the horrific crime scene. the shooting happened around 11:30 last night in small texas town of cleveland, 45 miles north of houston. san jacinto county sheriff identified suspect of francisco, mexican national. he allegedly had been drinking and firing an ar15 style riffle in his yard last night. known to law enforcement apparently they have talked to him before about shooting a gun in his yard. sheriff caper says last night a neighborhood told a baby was trying to sleep and asked him to stop firing his gun, but that clearly did not go over well. >> the only thing i can tell you right now and mind that this is still early in the investigation, one of the -- the victims came out of the house

and said, hey, we have a small baby that's trying to sleep and the man said i will shoot out in my front yard and do what i want to in my own residence. christina: instead of putting down his weapon, sheriff caper the suspect shot 5 people in the neighbor's house execution style, 3 women, 2 men and 8-year-old boy were killed. the victims range in age to 8 to 40 year's old. they were all from honduras. ten people at the time. two of the victims were covering two children in an apparent effort to protect them from all the gunfire. fortunately those kids were not hurt. the sheriff is now urging people to stay alert as they search for the suspect. >> just stay in your house, be vigilant, keep your eyes open. if you see anything say something. make sure that you call 9-1-1, call the sheriff's office with the picture that we have provided. this man is very dangerous and he is armed.

christina: again, manhunt is underway for the suspect, officers believe he's within 1.e scene in a wooded area. they have drones and officers on horseback to assist with making an arrest. molly. molly: concern for those law enforcement officers and hope this all ends safely for them. thank you so much, christina coleman, rich. rich: molly, first republic bank expected to be taken over by u.s. regulators as early as this weekend after revealing that deposits were down 40% in the first quarter and efforts to secure a private sector rescue failed. lucas tomlinson live outside the white house with the latest on that. lucas. lucas: well, rich, bipartisan reaction on capitol hill in your show in the last hour. republicans seem to be playing this up, democrats appear to be downplaying it. >> the fbi see -- those reserves

are about one and a quarter percent of deposits so there's no way to keep doing this. we are seeing that come to fruition as the whole thing shakes out. it just shows the fragility of our economy. >> the banking system is not anywhere collapse the way it was back in 2008. the banks that are -- that are under stress, silicon valley, first republic, 1% of gdp, they completely an alienated and our economy could not trash. lucas: that number has not changed over the past 5 months, rich. the economy sluggish growth have many economists fearing a recession is coming. some of the reasons president biden's approval have sunk to all-time low since announcing this week. 37%s of americans approve of oldest president in america

right now. lowest number since president biden's presidency began. gallup found 59% of americans disapprove of the job that biden has done as commander in chief. 3% of gdp and was one of the lowest it's been since clinton was in office and president biden's defense subject is actually a cut me factor in inflation and many experts say that when the defense budget is cut, operations and maintenance which means flight hours for our aviators. rich. rich: live at the white house, thank you. molly: u.s. army leadership grounding aviators until they complete safety training. series of deadly helicopters crashes, the most recent happening thursday over alaska killing 3 soldiers and injuring another. charles watson is live with more on this. charles, to you. >> hey, good afternoon, molly. the u.s. army has decided to go

ahead and spend air operations and ground aviation units and soldiers able to get training. the move grounds all aviators except those participating in critical mission. after two mid-air collusions killed a dozen soldiers. the most recent crash happened earlier this week on thursday. two army helicopters and injuring a fourth. we are told the soldiers who were part of the first attack, 25th aviation regular men at fort wayne alaska were on the way back from training when the fatal accident happened. military investigators are for expected to revive at the crash site today. in a statement by the 11th airborne division, our hearts and prayers go out to their families, friends and loved ones and we are making the full resources of the army available

to support them. here is what congressman scott perry said last hour. >> it's dangerous. wife to focus on lethality and readiness. >> the second accident in alaska this year involving a u.s. army helicopter soldiers were injured during an accident in february and in march a deadly crash involving two army black hawk medical evacuation helicopters killed 9 soldiers near fort campbell kentucky. they are both under investigation. they are having issues and forced to ground b2 feet after one of those aircrafts caught fire during an emergency landing. that fleet is still grounded to

this day, molly. molly: charles watson, thank you, our hearts go out to soldiers and their families. coming up later in this hour, you will hear from retired keith kellogg for aviation grounding, stay tune for that. rich: molly, more on the 2024 campaign trail let's bring our political panel, tony katz top radio show and scott, former dc party chairman and former chair of the national bar association pac i want to start with president biden. he's up 62% according to latest fox news poll. robert kennedy, jr. coming at 19%. marmaryian-- marian williamson.y

voting in 8 months for a primary contest. can ron desantis get his mojo back and if so hoe does he do it? >> the answer is, of course, that's predicated on the idea that somehow he's lost his mojo. he's not in the race yet. there's the polling out there yet, you talk about the poll numbers that you just saw, you can put them back up again if you choose. but there's also a poll out that that desantis beats biden and biden beats trump. which poll do you want to use? we are in precampaigning right now. i think people saying that desantis is out of it or trump is the clear winner or trump is going to fall -- nobody knows yet. take a breath, take a beat. we still don't know where the field is. rich: we have poll from nbc a while ago that most american voters, you get out of the primary sphere, they don't want a 2020 rematch, maybe that's

what they get, who knows. scott, i will throw this one to you now. president biden has announced he's running for reelection. the new york times calls it biden quiet reelection strategy. do you think his 2024 campaign will look like 2020 campaign? >> 2024 campaign has to be different because we are in the middle of covid and i can see that. now he's older and he has got to have the vigor and energy to get out there and campaign. rich: does he have it. the democrats while many don't want him to run, you can call it age discrimination and has rurecord behind him and much lie gop, they want to see a republican in the white house. that's why they are backing trump. the rematch has to do with trump's indictments and whether there are other indictments.

if he's indicted more than once, it's hard to see him -- >> rich: he does the indictment play in. there's the article of national review discussing the great details about this. he doesn't have great energy at all and if you take a look at his reelection video, joe biden's reelection video. it's about january 6th. it's not about accomplishments, it's about evil maga republicans and fear-mongering, not about unity and not a vision forward. that was a terrible reelection video and what it says is there's no plan from the democratic party. there's only please lord make it -- >> it's about more than that. it's about all of those issues, if you will and we will see how effective he is because he's been effective president and

beat trump before and not enough trump voters and democratic voters to put trump in the white house. the republicans have a big problem on who the actual nominee is going to be. rich: the new york times has pointed out that president biden has held fewer press conferences and press events than anybody since -- since reagan. does he have to change that too? a president that hasn't gotten out there. >> he's out there campaigning. rich: but taking questions. >> and taking questions, if you will. as part of the campaign, that will heat up. listen, the media said the same thing about trump, they said the same thing about clinton and barack obama. >> no, they didn't. >> they measure how many press conferences they had because they want to talk to the president more often. i don't think the media will be satisfied if they did press conferences every day. he's the

president. >> it's karine jean-pierre the white house press secretary who wants to use the line, no one has taken more shouted questions from you guys than joe biden. shouted questions is not a press conference. i don't know why the press secretary feels the need to insult the white house press corps but she does it every single day. rich: we are going to talk about gas stoves. new york state phase out a new construction, gas combustion, stoves, that's gas heaters, all that stuff, from 2026 on shorter buildings and in 2029 for longer buildings. tony, is this a campaign issue that republicans are going run on here in we sa -- gas stove. it's going to be a lot of

options for people. this is, you know, i was born en brooklyn and i have the pleasure in living in indiana now. good to be part of america. it's just a great example of how new yorkers have failed themselves once again. you went from a nonscience believing governor in andrew cuomo to a nonscience believing governor in kathy hochul. the data is not there to show that gas stoves are the reasons kids get asthma, the documentations shows that the articles from scientific american and others show that as well. this is about what -- mr. trump said consumer safety commission and everybody is off to the races in agreement in shouldn't i have a choice in how i cook and the chefs want to cook the way they want to cook. i don't want to get in the way. should be part of any campaign going forward because nanny state democrats desperate to control every part of you.

rich: but are democrats taking this too far? is this a problem? >> you have a democratic stronghold in new york, climate change is real, whether you call it the far left or middle left. we have to do something about carbon footprint and this is new york and the democrats way of addressing it. they are the first in the country. it will be an issue. the environment and climate change will be an issue for the democrats and let's face it. elections hold -- have consequences if you will and new york is a democratic run state. rich: great chat. thank you very much for joining us. thank you very much for joining us on this saturday. tomorrow on fox news sunday shannon bream will have interview with ronna mcdaniel as well as democratic senator from maryland chris van holland. howie kurtz has all-star panel. reelection video and the white house's da denial of the presidt

receiving questions. that's tomorrow 11:00 a.m. eastern on the fox news channel. molly. molly: professors of north carolina claiming history course is infringing on academic freedom. we will have two key players on ♪ ♪ ♪ wi

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molly: university of north carolina professors are speaking out against their governing boards and the state's general assembly after what they are calling violations of the university's academic freedom. nearly 700 un faculty members signed public letter this week opposing legislation that would require students to take courses on america's history and founding documents as well as eliminate tenure. two issues here. i'm joined now by unc professor and coauthor of that faculty's public letter jay smith as well as north carolina state representative and the cosponsor of the nc house bills, both the bills, 96 and 715. jeff mcneily, thank you gentlemen, for joining us saturday afternoon to start

dialogue. representative mcneily why you decide today do this, why at the college level the foundational documents are something one would hope many of the students that are attending unc would have read in high school, the constitution, declaration of independence, they are absolutely foundational documents, part of american history. why do you think it's important that they are included in college course in unc and the collaborating universities? >> i think really the problem here is that they're not that well versed in these documents. constantly i have young people reach out to my office and call me just like you have unfortunately congressman instead of representative they don't understand the difference between our state and federal government and i think they're not very well versed and they talk about a democracy that they are trying to save when we are a republic. i feel like that either at the grade school level, high school level, these documents have not

been talked about near enough. they do not understand their history of this great country and i'm afraid that we are raising generation after generation of basically young people that have no idea how this country was fought for and founded. molly: now i want to bring our professors, professor smith, you are among hundreds, hundreds of unc professors that joined together to push back against this effort writing in this letter, our leaders continue to disregard campus autonomy and attack expertise and world-class faculty and seek to force student educations in preapproved ideological containers. we must protect the principles of academic freedom and shared governs. now, there's no doubt unc is an elite institution. one of the oldest public universities. so why have the professors

banded together on this issue to push back? >> well, there are a couple of reasons. well, it seems to us that this is an unprovoked assault on the autonomy on the university systems. unc chapel hill and the rest of the unc system has functioned very well, has performed very well for the state of north carolina for well over a century and we've been leaders, particularly in the south but across the country. we've been leaders and have performed very well. so it just seems like -- seems to us that this is -- this is reflecting some idealogue call priority or imperative rather than addressing a problem which doesn't actually exist. i mean, our students in our history department, something like a third, maybe even more of the faculty in our department specialize in american history and their classes fill up every

semester. we have lots and lots of students studying american history at unc chapel hill. and, you know, and this they are learning at the feet of experts. that's what's the central thing, the central claim that we want to make, we ask that our expertise would be acknowledged and respected. we were hired to teach at these institutions because we've established ourselves as experts in our fields and although i respect the passion of the representative and other representatives in our legislature for carrying about history, that's a wonderful thing. i just ask that they trust the experts who teach american history to design stimulating and exciting courses in american history because we know how to do it. molly: representative mcneily i

would to bring you back here. there's another issue at stake here that an attempt is being made to eliminate tenure at unc and to require minimum class sizes, your thoughts on that and any accusation that is that can be punitive in a sense? >> as far as what we are trying to do here with the tenure is real simple. we have a lot of professors, like i said, close to 700 that signed the petition. i don't know exactly how many professors they have at unc but that gets it down to about 35 kids to each professor that signed this petition so i'm starting to question here and i don't think all of the professors signed it, i guess my question is, how many professors do we have at unc chapel hill and maybe we have too many, maybe we don't but this seems to be a pretty large crowd. tenure to me should be something that should be earned and it is but also cherished and i don't

think that you should do research all of the time. we hire you to teach children to teach our youth and see a lot of them that are teaching maybe one class a semester because of their tenure and the rest of the time supposedly devoted to research. not sure what research they are working on. some valid and maybe some not so much. we are making sure that everybody comes in and does a good day's work and teaches the youth that we have in our state of north carolina. molly: i want to give the professor time to react, what they are trying to seek is oversight. your thoughts on eliminating tenure and also the class-size issue. >> well, off the top of my head i can't tell you exactly what our average class size is but it's -- it's in the neighborhood probably of 20 students, 25 students per class on average, you know, there's a great variety of class sizes.

but what's important about tenure, you know, is that -- is that it protects professors who do actually engage in very valuable research on a regular basis, research that helps drive the economy at the state of north carolina and -- and the country. it allows them the freedom not to have to deal with political interference. it allows them to freedom to pursue their research agendas that they have developed with the expertise that they have acquired over the years over the decades. it allows them to pursue their research agendas and their teaching agendas because we all do a lot of teaching and a lot of research without having to worry about, you know, looking over our shoulders to -- wondering whether a politician or some -- a corporate interest or some other outside actor is going to try to intervene in the

work that we do and prevent us from doing it. and, you know, i know that there are a couple of states that are considering doing away with tenure right now but those states in north carolina would be included among them are going to be outliers nationally and it's going to be next to impossible to recruit top flight scholars and teachers to come to north carolina if we can't guaranty them academic freedom. molly: gentlemen, thank you both for laying out arguments on this issue. professor jay smith as well as state representative jeff mcneilly, thank you for taking the time this afternoon, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. rich: the army has grounded noncritical aviators after fatal crashes took lives last month.me coming up....e ♪ ♪ ♪ .

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>> the u.s. army ordering a service wide aviation standdown following string of helicopter accidents that have left a dozen soldiers dead. for more on this we are joined by retired army lieutenant general keith kellogg and also chairman of america first policy institute for american security. general, thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. to get into these accidents, what do you think is the cause here, do you think the pilots are getting enough training hours and do you think the army is right to pause nonessentially aviation? >> rich, thank you very much for having me. let's go back who is running the army, that's general, aviator, special opts, he's ordering standdown, he's seeing something that's concerning to him. i think part of it is the amount of training that they are getting in tough situations. training is hard, you have to train in the army in the military very close to the margin because that's how you do it, you train for combat. and if you don't train close to

margin, you have problems, you are starting to see -- are they getting as much time as they need in the cockpit flying missions especially at night. the accidents are happening in darkness on areas -- time of limited visibility. and they've got to train for those because that's how we fight in the american army. we used to have the saying we own the night, meaning we can fight better than anybody else with night vision goggles. i think they are smart. they have to see how much training they are getting. a lot of the aviators are very young. they were flying well too close to each other. they are supposed to have some separation. not like a black hawk. apache is a different aircraft. rich:s? this is something that they

-- the army is investigating. >> they always come with a reason which is good and they need to go forward and train better in the future. we have had accidents in the past. it does happen. let's make sure it's not the lack of training hours or lack of experience by aviators in the cockpit. rich: iran has seized turkish-owned tanker, are we seeing an increase in iran? >> every presidential decision has consequences and the decisions every time i was in the white house they are very hard. there's no easy decision and you're looking at this administration and they are almost saying, well, just ignore it, it will go away. this is another example of it. you don't hear about anything in the news. i remember back in the 80 when the same thing happened under reagan, we ended up having the

largest convoy operations since world war ii, 30 warships to make sure we are taking care of it. i think the president needs to react or say something, this is what we are going to do militarily. this can spread. this thing continues and they get this tanker for a reason, this wasn't a regular tanker, this was a tanker not american flagged it was heading to the united states of america and they did it for a reason. we should respond in some way. rich: plenty going on in the middle east. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. molly: biden administration is announcing some new measures to address an expected uptick in border encounters as the end of title 42 draws ever closer. national correspondent griff jenkins in brownsville, texas. griff: we are in brownsville because 13 days to go before title 42 lifts this is turning to ground zero.

i'm showing you a different group that we showed you in the last hour have shown up. a mixed bag of women and children and single adults, mostly from venezuela but also from cuba, perú, ecuador, colombia as well as northern triangle, typically central american countries like honduras, guatemala and el salvador. let me show you drone footage our team shot here yesterday on what is known as camp monument in brownsville. this is where they are trying to screen, process and transport out the thousands of migrants they are getting every day and make-shift stand-up tents, it's unbelievable. they are working night and day to get that going. i can also show you drone footage we shot of the migrants that are coming in ways they have never seen particularly in brownsville. we are east actually of mcallen and that area where we were last month and obviously along ways away from the eagle pass, del

rio area but if you consider what we saw in 2021 in del rio, the haitians under the bridge, it took 17 days for them to hit 20,000 here in the last 12 days they've exceeded 20,000. that's why the border patrol union vice president last hour told you this thing is here to go. listen. >> the search started the first day that this administration took office. that's when the surge started. we are just getting more and more highs and lows obviously but with title 42 going, the news is out. griff: now take a look at, this molly, this is video fox news shot at o'hare airport in chicago, all of these people have to go somewhere. you are looking at migrants that are literally sleeping on the floor in the airport because they have nowhere to go. they are seeing tenfold surge in migrants in just the chicago area. they have no place to put them. the new may you johnson taking,

they certainly are going to need a plan once title 42 lifts if the numbers are going to increase. that is all or part of it and it's a real insight molly because all of the thousands that we are seeing come here, they have to go somewhere and cities in the interior are going to have to deal with this as well. molly, back to you. molly: great point. griff jenkins, less than two weeks away. rich. rich: molly, we have update on the manhunt for 38-year-old mexican national wanted for execution style murder of 5 people. that's in the case. ♪ ♪ ♪

rich: fox news alert, a manhunt is underway in southeast texas for 39-year-old francisco opopeza in relation to shooting that killed 5 people, left 3 others injured. one of the victims an 8-year-old. the 3 injured are also children and are now treated at a local

hospital. this is a -- was going to be looked at the suspect. the gunman shot his neighbors from earlier after they asked him to stop firing rounds in his yard. just a few more details, molly, we've got police apparently using dogs, drones within 2 miles of the trails end area of -- cleveland, texas, 45 north of houston. horrific story about children being shot and killed in texas, molly. molly: absolutely, and law enforcement has made it very clear that they believe this individual poses a danger, of course, to the community and could potentially be armed. a dangerous situation not only law officers in pursuit but people in surrounding area and asked people, of course, to stay inside and call them immediately if this individual is spotted. a pretty dangerous situation in the area, hopefully it comes to

a peaceful resolution very soon. new surveillance photos showing brian walsh tossing a trash bag into a dumpster, buying cleaning supplies and hax saw after wife's disappearance. cb cotton. cb, to you. >> unarrest warrant has been unsealed revealing photos. prosecutors say photo shows 47 wearing a face mask as he shopped at lowes improvement. the da's office says this photo shows walsh tossing a heavy trash bag into a dumpster. now walsh has pleaded not guilty at his arrangement on thursday. prosecutors allege the massachusetts man beat his wife

ana to death on new year's day and dismembered her body and tossed remains in several dumpsters. they say brian walsh killed his wife after discovering an affair. a man in washington, d.c. told police he had been dating ana for months and even enjoyed a thanksgiving get away to dublin with her. one of ana's friends told offers ana thought her husband was going to jail on federal fraud art charges. investigators saw evidence of bylaw in the basement, on the stairs, leading to basement and on the knife. ana's body has not been found but pile of circumstantial evidence is significant according to experts. >> about 70% of people that are missing are found 24 to 48 hours. clearly it's been several months. no-body factor is not something that will stop proving a homicide or first-degree murder charge in this. it's quite common that there's no body but when there's ample

evidence that proves what he did to dispose of the body which is happening in this case, then it's not a hurdle that they cannot overcome. >> during thursday's arrangement prosecutor walsh stood to gain 2.7 million in insurance payouts but walsh's defense said he didn't need the money. wall claiming ana could have disappeared because he wanted to. walsh will stay in custody and heads back to court in august, molly. molly: yeah, fascinating case, a lot of people were drawn into this because she was originally reported as missing. so people in that community, you know, essentially were looking for her for a period of time. cb, thank you so much for that update. one organization is honoring the contributions and sacrifices of an often unrecognized group within the military community with their annual military child of the year awards. their president joins us coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ jos

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molly: operation home front is highlighting the work and sacrifice military children take onto support their parents' service to our country. this year honoring 7 awardees and joining me president and ceo to talk about this. thank you so much for joining us

and i think to start -- i love the idea of this because oftentimes there's some appreciation for military spouses but sometimes the kids could be a little overlooked and they are part of that community of holding down the home front perhaps they moved all over the world several times and have seen their parents deployed and still held things together and big community leaders. just tell me a little bit about these kids. >> well, molly, thanks for having us on and being able to recognize military kids. it's important to recognize that our military members volunteer. they volunteer to serve our great nation but our spouses are married in the service and kids are born in the service. recognizing their contributions to the defense of this great nation is really important. mollie: absolutely. i just want to go through very quickly, these are from all the military branches, hannah mary,

hailey shriner from all the military branches. the 7 recipients they have combined 37 changes of station, society members. this is the future. we thank them for their service as well and all they have done for their communities and bright futures ahead, of course, but if people are interested in what you're doing, how can they help? >> well, i think the one place they could go is go to website which is operationhomefront.org and if you're interesting in supporting the work go to see what we do. if you're one to have military families, please come and check out how we can help you get through some of the tough times because our organization is all about helping our military families in their time of need for all they have done for all of us at our nation's time of need. molly: kids have been to a gala and there with joe biden at an event today working out.

i want to do just a quote from one to have kids, mckenzie hannah from grafton, massachusetts. i proudly place my heart during pledge of allegiance knowing i have two parents that dedicated their lives to fight for it. this is the heart from where the kids are coming from, right? >> absolutely. they are true patriots. >> you should hear about the things they are doing. it's just a really exciting event to recognize these and we invite them back to our gala as former recipients and they get to tell their story as well. it's a remarkable event. we have a variety of programs to help our military families. molly: thank you so much, that is it for this hour.

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>> and we begin with brags news from texas, police have identified the suspect they say shot and killed five people last night near houston. an eight-year-old boy among victims the suspect on the loose and law enforcement seen searching the area moments ago, they say the suspect was likely drunk when he fired his assault style rifle at his neighbors killing them, quote, exhibition or execution style because he's shooting was keeping a baby awake.

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