>> 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. hello everyone welcome to fox

nudes live i'm arthel neville it all happened after 11:30 p.m. in a residential area of cleveland, texas north of houston. police are now searching for this man, 39-year-old francisco, they say he fired his weapon from his front porch after neighbor asked him to keep the noise down. >> one of the victims came out of the house and said hey we have a small baby that's trying to sleep and the man i'll shoot in my frontyard do what i want in my own residence. >> christina coleman live what more can you tell us? reporter: hi arthel yeah disturbing case the suspect accused of shooting five people in the head. a man hunt is now underway to track down this suspect. authorities believe he's in a wooded area less than two miles from the bloody and horrific crime scene they're warning nearby residents to be careful. take a listen.

>> just stay in your house be vigilant. keep your eyes open if you see anything. say something, make sure you call 9-1-1. call the sheriffs office. with the picture that we have provided, this man is very dangerous and he's armed. >> the shooting happened last night around 11:30 in cleveland, texas that's about 45 miles north of hughes to be and suspect has been identified by authorities as 39-year-old francisco oropeza a mexican national he was drinking and firing an ar-15 style rifle in his yard last night. officers say a neighbor told him a baby was trying to sleep and asked him to stop firing his gun and that's when oropeza allegedly resorted to violence. >> he says it's his property he'll do whatever he pleases on his property. the man went back in the house next thing they know he's walking up the driveway with a rifle in hand. >> the sheriff says oropeza went

into the neighbor's house and shot five people in the head killing three women, two men and eight-year-old boy also oropeza is known to law enforcement apparently they have talked to him before about shooting a gun in his yard one neighbor she's become become used to hearing gunshots in that area. >> when i heard shooting we were in bed and my kids babies they got scared but we're like it's normal they're always shooting. >> ten people were in the house at the time of the shooting. three victims who survived were taken to the hospital with various injuries and again, a man hunt for this suspect is still underway. arthel. arthel: christina coleman thank you very much. meanwhile biden administration announcing new border measures to slow the surge of migrants ahead of the end of title 42. the pandemic era public health policy allows agents to swiftly expel new arrivals without processing their asylum claims

set to expire may 11th less than two tbreex today. griff yengens is live at the border now in brownsville, texas, griff what more can you tell us what are the conditions like now? >> good afternoon arthel and with 13 days to go, as you mention until title 42 on may 11th it is quite clear that surge is already here. and here in brownsville, texas part of the sector it appears this is ground zero they've had 2,000 migrants in the last hourings and coming all day long take a look arthel it is drone footage we shot yesterday of the construction for the temporary processing where they're getting this surge. it is going to be called camp monument to the border patrol agents as they prepare and bring in more and more resources to screen process and ultimately transfer these migrants of which roughly 90% appear to be venezuelan. now i can show you footage also that we keep shooting every day

of these migrants coming in. you can see these groups a mixture of women and children also single adult males as well and from venezuela but also from columbia peru and ecuador and honduras but if you compare what we saw in 2021 of the haitian surge in del rio here in rgv they hit 20,000 in the past 12 days leading up to today. quite remarkable. but these migrants have to go somewhere that is why we can exclusively show you arthel look at this video -- shot by our fox team in chicago, at o'hare airport you can see migrants there sleeping in the airport because they have nowhere to go. chicago saying that they're seeing a tenfold surge in migrants. we're able to speak with the venezuelan woman who spoke in spanish we translated here her message to president biden. watch this. [inaudible conversations]

but they're not getting the message the administration is consistently put out which is do not come unless you go through that process for legal parole through the cvp one app that appears that administration plan but there's too many coming right now. it is clearly a surge certainly in this area arthel. back to you. arthel: all right griff jenkins live at the border thank you very much griff. meanwhile president biden spending weekend in d.c. dealing with the potential blow to the economy. federal regulators reportedly preparing to take over san francisco's first republic bank meanwhile more dismal polling numbers it signal for the president just days after

announcing a bid for reelection. lucas tomlinson live at the white house and lucas so it seems americans dongt want president biden or president trump to run for reelection. what more can you tell us? >> may present a problem in november of 2024 arthel now president biden is here at the white house ahead of the cor spoans dinner back to the banking crisis you mention and republicans are playing it up and in thes appear to be down playing it. >> fdic -- those reserves are about one and a quarter percent of the deposits so there's no way to keep doing this. we're seeing that come to fruition as whole thing shakes out it shows the fragility of our economy. >> banking system is not anywhere anywhere collapse firee way it was back if 2008 and under stress so silicon valley they are less than 1% of the u.s. gdp they could be completely annihilated in our economy would not crash. >> a new fox news poll shows

eight in ten americans believe the economy is in fair or poor shape right now arthel a number that is not changed much over the past five months this sluggish economy grew 1.1 and fearing recession could be coming the state of the economy and continue to high inflation and perhaps some of the reasonings president biden approval rating to all time low after announcing reelection this week now "gallup poll" shows just 37% of americans approve of the oldest president u.s. history. the lowest number since the start of the presidency, and gala found 59% of americans disapprove the job that biden has done as commander in chief. now arthel defense spending right now is about 3% of gdp that's some of the lowst it's been since going back to the clinton era. some people think that biden's defense budget this year is actually a cut when you factor inflation some experts want to see more money spent on flight training for our aviators. arthel. >> all right lucas tomlinson there at the white house thank you very much lucas coming up

pennsylvania -- congressman brian fitzpatrick of the house weighs and means committee will join us live on how the debt debate could impact your finances. eric. reporter: arthel supreme court justice samuel says he has a pretty good idea who leaked that draft opinion of his overturning roe v. wade last year. you know the leak spark protest across country including in front of his home and the homes of the other conservative justices. now leto telling wall street journal not only thinks he know who is leaked it but it made the justices, quote, targets of assassination. alexander huff has more. >> next week we'll actually mark one year since politico published the leaked draft opinion which he now says created an atmosphere of suspicion and distrust within the court. despite the supreme court marshals investigation into the source not yielding a name justice leto told wall street journal in a rare interview, quote, 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. he added that the motivation, though, was clear, quote, it was part of an effort to prevent the dobbs draft from becoming decision of the court. and that's how it was used for those six weeks by people on the outside as part of the campaign to try to intimidate the court. well the draft opinion on dobbs v. jackson women health did turn into a final ruling overturning roe v. wade despite weeks of protest by abortion rights advocates. that included outside of the homes of conservative justices during that time an armed man turned up near justice kavanaugh home and charged with plotting to murder him and judge alito address dlaim that leak may have been come from the conservative side of the court he called that inpure rating and asked look this made us targets of assassination. would i do that to myselfsome would the five of us have done that to ourselves? justice alito said currently he doesn't feel unsafe and that's thanks to heavy round of the

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well new decal on case of brients walsh man accused of killing his wifes on new years day and dismembers her mother of their three children and her body hasn't yet been powngtd and court documents show in newly released surveillance pictures of brian walsh shows him buying cleaning supplies, a hacksaw, and a hat etch apparently before the murder. it was also spotted throwing what appears to be heavy trash in a dumpster just hours later. cb cotton has more on this case. >> good afternoon this year the public getting look at evidence the prosecution is using to mount a case against brian walsh despite anna walsh never been found. now on an arrest warrant unsealed this week revealing grainy surveillance photos that prosecutors say show brian walsh wearing a face mask as he bought cleaning products including a

suit and disposable shoe guards from a hardware store and this is the photo they say shows walsh tossing heavy trash bag and police believe anna remains were collected by trash services and may have been incinerated. prosecutors laid out this evidence during walsh arraignment on thursday alleging the massachusetts man killed his wife anna as their family life came unraveled saying he killed and dismembered her body after discovering an affair which he allegedly hired a private investigator to look into and court dock show they told police he was dating her for months enjoyed a thanksgiving get away to dublin with her and one of anna's friends told anna thought her husband was going jail on federal fraud charming's and planned to leave him taking their three children with her. and investigators found evidence of blood in the family's basement on the stairs leading to it, and on a knife. now while the prosecution's case is largely circumstantial law

enforcement experts say the evidence uncovered so far is critical. >> they can be looking at preoffense behaviors, offense behaviors and post defense behaviors is it normal for brian walsh doing about it going on new new year's day to buy cleaning supplies and normal for him to take trash bag to dispose of something wearing a mask? by himself, in the evening hours? >> during thursday's arraignment prosecutors said walsh stood to gain 2. 7 million dollars from his wife's life insurance and defense argumented he didn't needed money said someone else could have killed her or that perhaps she chose to disappear. still a gumming ruled for wall torn stay behind bars he'll head back to court in august. eric. l >> all right cb, thank you. >> i refute the position where we see ourselves today with the

rise in violent crime that coincides with a once in a lifetime pandemic if somehow the result of the cook county states attorney office. >> that is chicago's top prosecutor kim fox defending her policies and in the same speech announcing or she was we thought she was going announce she will not run for a third term. crime stats show robbery burglary, thefts and car thefts all have steadily risen since her second term began two years ago. the families of those victims are frustrated earlier this month, a six month old baby christian uvada killed with two teenagers allegedly crashed a stolen car into a pickup truck fox's office only charge the teens with criminal trespassing a misdemeanor. christian's family is upset. >> i want to know how you sleep at night seeing my nephew's picture on the screen.

how you can see his face and think that his life meant absolutely nothing. the district attorney has just as much blood on her hands as people who did this. >> let's bring in tia executive director with operator chicago first if i could get your reaction to ms. fox's remark we just played. >> kim fox she's been a dismal failure here in cooke county as a state's attorney base on few of her policies, for example, the family of the young kid that was just killed. if a young person is 13 all the way tolet say 30 years old, if you pick up a gun and you go car jack somebody, you should have some penalties there should be some consequences in regards to your actions and what i'm saying is i believe in second chances for sure but doesn't matter once you pick up that gun you become a adult in your mind and all about if you get caught you should receive a punishment it doesn't make sense for the

prosecutors office not to charge those individuals involved in that but distinct without, you know, not charge them on a higher level. >> and when it comes to attention to solving crimes you feel that -- you know, the south side, west side of chicago whether neglected so -- what do you think mayor-elect brandon johnson will do make a difference because as you know he and his life live and raise their children on chicago's west side and he's also a former public school teacher. so can the new mayor the mayor-elect make a difference? >> yeah. mayor brandon johnson i know him personally i believe mayor needs to change narrative every year in chicago we can expect about 500 to 600 homicides every year in chicago unfortunately, he needs to change that narrative and begin to look at the homicide homicides that occur monthly to take look at the hot spots areas and really organize and set forth a strategy to reduce the violent crimes on a south and west side.

therefore, the entire city has a reduction in shootings in homicides right now. it is time for new strategies to be deployed in chicago and hope that mayor will listen to some bring new people to the table to get the job done. >> well he's promising to invest in all people including young people and part of that initial plan is to encourage hiring young people. mayor-elect johnson says he will, quote, provide positive alternatives and prevent crime so starts this new job may 15th do use plan to get on mayor johnson agenda and how can you help him tackle crime in the? i >> well i can help mayor in the a good people of chicago because i have a proven track record in area of reducing shootings and homicides right now representatives i work in the south arson community on chicago west side. i'm not going to take off the the correct for reduction but we're experiencing anywhere from a 29 to 34% reduction in homicides in areas in which we serve okay. i have region sp reached out to

brandon johnson i actually told him to talk to him once he becomes mayor here in chicago so hopefully he will reach out and may watch this particular interview and time bring all key player to the table to make chicago safe for everybody because back in 2021, they were over 1800 car jackers in 2022 about 1600 car jax right now in 2023 to date there's been over 300 carjackings in chicago so we need the people in chicago need a lot of help right now. >> and you said you doangts want to take credit but you do feel like you contributed to reduction in crime. how did you do it? >> well, my representatives special unity of train individuals we know how to intercept in order to stop by mediating conflict so far we've mediated 40 on the front end where we save people's lives it is not a big number but a solid number and all of our work is based on science we have a time line that we implement when we start the program.

we trace and track everything we do. so out of 100 people we working with right now, 30% of the individuals are working a job right now. another 35% of the individuals are reenroll back into school and other 35% working with social service agencies. so we work with the highest risk individuals here. in chicago we have a what you call a criteria people we work are young people out there committing crimes. >> i want to squeeze in a quick 20 second answer here. are you in favor of communities policing? >> yes, i'm in favor of community policing yeah i think community policing a good strategy. yes, indeed. >> yeah it is kind of what you're doing through your own organization. okay we do have to leave it there. but maybe you'll come back we're wishing the mayor-elect much success because as you said it takes everyone with the seat at the table and it is for the benefit of all of chicago, thank you very much. >> appreciate you. all right,all right.

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>> it is gubs the bottom of the hour here are some headlines we're watching for you. the mother robinson says she knows why her daughter is dead. but that u.s. officials won't act. robinson died last fall on a trip to mexico with friends. disturbing video shows the 28-year-old being severely beaten. her mother says that footage is enough for her. earlier this month, federal prosecutors announce they would not press charges in her death. a florida federal judge who was to preside over disney's lawsuit against ron desantis recused himself. judge martin fitzpatrick says

he's related, quote, in the third degree just someone employed by one of the parties in this suit. disney is suing desantis over the loss of its special district's status. and california taking another step to try to cut pollution on friday the state became of the first to ban the sale of diesel trucks by 2036 move now must be approved by the epa. california also requires all new cars be emission free by 2035. >> well cleanup is underway now in the florida panhandle that after ef2 tornado touched down on thursday and speeds estimated about 125 miles an hour and fox weather brandy campbell has more on cleanup easts. one of several tornadoes passed through between georgia and florida on thursday, this is just a small town about 40 minutes west of tallahassee. and where i am standing where

the worst of the damage was done in this town according to the national weather service, and preliminarily that found this ef2 tornadoes and residents here i've spoken with are saying same thing they're grateful despite the damage that was done. >> i'm thankful we're alive. i don't care nothing about this. i'm just thankful me and her are alive. everyone is okay. >> yeah. it's the material things that is lost and that is okay. >> now if you take a look behind me you can see some of the damage is really hard to tell exactly what was what for this family home right here. but as we turn around you can see even behind them their property a lot of the trees were snapped in half. you can see insulation just covering a lot of it. and then off to my left you can see this is another family home where a couple was actually trapped here. the roof is gone, and the inside of their home is just completely exposed. now, the national weather service found most of the damage to be along the state road that

these homes are off of. going back into the center of town, there are lotses of snapped and uprooted trees, some out buildings destroyed and minor roof damage throughout town. in response to this, several agencies were here on friday clearing debris which was largely trees, trying to make way for people to access their property. now, i know power i just checked on that, that's essentially restored i know you said maybe like one or two homes that they're having to, you know, do a few more things to get them restored. what else needs to be done? >> well the biggest thing is just cleanup like they're doing here with people cleaning up yards getting all done and we can haul it away. you know the county has been very gracious and we're able to haul this to a site so it is out of the way of the residence and we can get back to a normal life eventually. >> and while it's been a beautiful morning here going into the early afternoon our fox forecast center says there is a potential for more severe

weather going into the afternoon. in florida i'm brandy campbell fox weather. arthel: well army grounding all noncritical aviation units yesterday a day after three soldiers were killed when two apache helicopters collided over alaska after nine died in kentucky march 29th when two black hawks crashed during training. charles watson is live in atlanta with more. >> this is significant the first anytime nearly a decade that the u.s. army has suspended air operations in grounded aviation units and army says that move grounds all aviators xepght for those participating in critical missions until soldiers complete additional training exercises beginning monday. the decision was made after two fatal midair collisions and last few months killed a dozen soldiers that most recent crash happened earlier this week on

thursday two army helicopters collided killing three soldiers and seriously injuring a fourth we're told sol soldiers part of the aviation regime at fort wayne where alaska were on their way tbrak training when fatal accident happened. military investigators are expected to arrive at the crash site some time today army release a statement saying, quote, during this stand down, we will focus on safety and training protocols to ensure our pilots and crews have the knowledge, training and awareness to safely complete their side mission. now, we do not know the cause of either accident but at least one source telling fox news they suspect lack of flight training hours for flight aviator could be a factor and craig kellogg weighed in on that. >> you're starting rash of action and stop asking the question is, are they getting a much --

as much time they need in the cock pit flying not too much daytime these accidents are happening in darkness. aviators were young these are not, you know, very, very senior but younger lieutenants. so this most recent accident is the second to happen in the alaska this year involving a u.s. army helicopter. two soldiers were injured during an accident tbag in february. and in march, a deadly crash involving two army black hawk medical evacuation helicopters killed 9 soldiers during routine nighttime training near fort campbell, kentucky at this point officials say there does not appear to be a kerks between the accidents and alaska and kentucky and as far as the training goes, arthel officials tell us that active duty units will begin taking the training on monday and will have until the fifth to complete it reserve units and national guard units will have until the end of the mongt to take that training.

arkansas arthel. arthel: charles watson thank you very much. eric. eric: mental health crisis among whose who serve is nothing less than the heartbreaking tragedy 16 veterans day take their own lives and some vets say republican debt ceiling proposal in congress includes drastic cuts to health care services for former service members. and this is the veteran crisis hotline received a record 88,000 calls and texts last month as the mental health challenges for those who serve continues. one person trying to deal with this is cole a marine corps. combat veteran served in afghanistan along been involved for service members is now executive director of mission roll call cole thank you for joining us thank you for your service and bringing light to what some vets face. what do you fear if some of these cuts goes through in congress? >> well thank you for having me on. i think the reality is, over the

past few decades the v.a. has seen massive increases in funding. but structurally is not really set up, i think about with to tackle veterans suicide appropriately. the veteran suicide prevention and outreach budget is less than 1.5 of 1.of the entire record v.a. budget from last year. so mission role call is a nonprofit organization that advocates for better policy and increase funding for suicide prevention programs. mainly organizations on the ground doing lord's work trying to save veteran lives. and we really believe that it should be the v.a. number one overall priority not just their number one clinical priority because less than 50% of veterans that live in the united states out of 16 and a half million even are enrolled in v.a. and regularly use the v.a. so there's half of the population that they're just not even reaching.

and i don't see this issue -- making significant headway until we change the die dynamic. >> we deeply thank you for doing the lord's work cut under gop plans about 22% how do you fear that could potentially affect those who need such help? >> well first of all, i think it's important to look at the context, i understand there's 16 and a half million veterans in the united states and 65% of them are over the age of 55 and medium include of 47,000. so any talk of reducing benefits is going to worry them is going to scare them. but -- under the proposed gop plan, speaker mccarthy and the chairman of the house veterans affairs committee mike boss have both said that there will be no cuts to veterans programs under this bill. but again structurally the reality of the situation at v.a. -- the budget for v.a. has increased over 600% since 2001.

112% since 2014 about a decade ago and we haven't seen really any meaningful improvement in the suicide prevention or veteran suicide crisis wait times, actually jama had a study that said wait times have actually increased even with the amount of funding that v.a. gets. back logs have always remain a problem, so i don't think funding is the issue. but even if that gop version were to pass, you know, we have assurances from the speaker and the chairman that no cuts to the veteran programs. >> certainly hope speaker was correct and that they are not targeting any of these services especially but you points out that it's not enough as it is. if a vet is watching now someone in crisis. what would you say to them? you've been through this yourself you're dealing with these issues? >> yeah. my first piece of advice is reach out to somebody and if you

know a veteran reach out to them on a regular basis. suicide we can't point to any one thing and say this is why veterans are committed suicide so it is things namely financial stress unemployment, all manner of things. so the best way to prevent this is for community organizations and people that know veterans personally friends or family is to maintain that tight close connection, because that's really the only way that we're going you know overcome this issue. and that's why we advocate for the v.a. to put money into graduate funding for community organizations. again because they only serve 50% less than 50% of the veteran population and only so much they can do in outreach and they need to leverage these community organizations to solve this problem. eric: this past february you lost, cole, a close, deep meaningful part of your life. your service dog, tell us about

her, why she was so important, and what she did and then for you? >> yeah. so i mean my own story. i use the v.a. i got out of the marine corps. in 2014. i had issues with post-traumatic stress and i was almost a veteran suicide statistic in 2014. i -- the pills and therapy didn't work for me so i went out and got kia who as your view rs can see is a german shepherd trained to help with, you know, post-traumatic stress symptoms wake me up from nightmare and she was instrumental in overcoming my own issues but more so because -- she became an amendment bass door for veteran service dogs across the country and i can't tell you how many veterans i've had reach out to me say i saw your story and it inspired me to get my own dog and if i wouldn't i would have killed myself so she was -- she had a tremendous legacy. and you know about when i went down to take her to texas to be

laid to rest, you know i realized even biggest service veteran dog don't have veterinarian care for service dogs so i did set up kia k-9 website is kk9s.org. but people can go to help out with this problem. because as we try to continue to struggle with this veterans suicide epidemic these dogs are going to become more and more prom prominent and we don't need veterans with added financial vees with an emergency veterinary visit they have to make. >> kia k-9 google is please help if you can, marine corps. veteran cole lyle god bless you for everything you do for or vets and for speaking out and hopefully speaker of the house and those in washington will listen. cole, thank you. >> thank you, sir. eric: we'll be right back.

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arthel: for fallout from a pengt gone classify document leak we've been reporting on to defense department report. u.s. officials fear china is building cyberweapons that could take control of u.s. satellites during wartime there are also fears that the chinese government the communist party i should say may be able to hack president biden cybersecurity program and bring in brian fitzpatrick member of the house if intelligence committee chaimplet sub committee on national intelligence and co-chair of the problemsoevers caucus good to see you nice to have you here for first of all these are unconfirmed reports but want to get your reaction and can we defend our systems if it is true? >> yeah thanks for having me arthel. you know we can't comment on any of the leak documents, obviously, that's offlimits. both on the whether they're true or not but i can tell you this

arthel you know we've been tracking ccp activities their aggression for quite some time now. and nothing should come as a surprise to anybody in america whether be currency manipulation and intek chul property theft hypersonic missile development, and attach nuclear weapons to hypersonicking there's nothing that ccp will not do to get a leg up on america and the world. when it comes to this stuff now lower orbit satellite issue that you're referring to is an area where russia and china those are the two nations that have been particularly aggressive on this front satellites have typically been used in the intelligence community in imagery and surveillance and there's now arrest weaponize satellites to take out other satellites and possibly use them as missile delivery systems. >> so again you don't want to get into so many details but can you tell us how far beyond military satellites this threat

could reach? >> yeah it's exactly -- typically what the satellites have been used for -- is reconnaissance imagery nro and space agency to collect data to collect evidence, and monitor movements and activity like much what we did with the russian troop build up for ukraine war that's typically what it's been used to and china trying to weaponize satellites to attach artillery to them. with the potential and potentially the intention of attaching nuclear weapons to them so it is a very dangerous we live in a very dangerous world arthel and that's why all of us on the intelligence committees everyone on the intelligence agency there's no greater existential threat the world and united states face other than the ccp arthel: would you say that beefing up our cyberdefense and

offense is priority in congreser is one piece and it has intersection with cybertechnology but people think of war they think of war in tankses and missiles. the new war front right now is in cyber. and that's what we're going see in the future is attacks that have no visible acts of violence, no bloodshed, and no finger prints. it's the new way of war in this century and that's why it is so important that we support our intelligence communitieses after it's to beef up our cybercommand including something that's senator gillibrand has a new military academy dedicated solely towards cyber so we can educate the next generation of military servicemen and women to protect us against this threat. arthel: is there

bipartisan muscle behind those efforts? >> there certainly is. certainly. the one thing i want to credit our chairman mike turner rank member jim on the intelligence committee, the committee is now truly bipartisan. they work together. our committee is worked together, there's no politics inside that skiff and that's a good thing that's a good development. arthel: that's great but when it comes to out of the skiff and wall so much we've seen in congress that brick wall can you get beyond that? >> well that's -- that's going to determine yeah -- the authorization of much of these piece of legislation occurs in a skiff because that's where committee meets. that's where we'll vote on this from a committee standpoint to mark it up and clear it for a full florida vote on the house and that's where work begins to try to educate members from both parties on the significance of the threat. which by the way arthel lead

into the critical issue of fisa and section reauthorization which expire at the end of this year this is a perfect segway into that conversation because we currently don't have the votes to pass that. and we have to pass it because if we don't, we will essentially be reverting there's a lot of misconception and con flags between section 707 which is entirely different we have a lot of work to do but that certainly will enter into the equation when it comes to lower -- low orbit satellites and cyber as well. >> so then let me use the last 40 seconds we have and ask you to explain to americans of difference of having big government overseeing or surveilling our personal, you know, daily, you know, errands if you will and how we live our lives versus what is needed to keep us secure from these cyberthat exwe're talking about here.

>> to put it -- briefly arthel, a huge chunk of the presidential daily briefing threats with regard to china and russia comes from 702, 702 only applies to non-u.s. citizens that are not in the united states of america it is not apply to anybody here on u.s. soil. >> so when that starts to come up in the news again we should -- americans should rest assure that no one is trying to check out their facebook or have intercept their phone calls et cetera. okay. >> nothing to do with that. arthel: okay thank you very much congressman, fitzpatrick great to see you thank you very much we'll speak you again and we'll take a break and have more news after this.

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eric: welcome to the "journal editorial report" i'm paul gigot president biden officially kicked off reelection bid on tuesday with a promise to finish the job. but a new gallop poll finds majorities of americans are unhappy with the job he's doing with his approval rating slipping to 37.his low etion measure in that poll to date. the 80-year-old president also facing questions about his age as he seeks a second term. something he addressed in a press conference this week. >> with regard to age, i