>> ashley: fox news alert, massive search underway for a man accused of killing five people, including an eight-year-old boy execution style. police warn he is armed and dangerous. >> griff: ice officials say the suspect is 38-year-old francisco oropesa, an illegal immigrant who has been deported at least five times. you're watching "fox and friends first," on monday morning, i'm griff jenkins in brownsville, just off the rio grande river at ground zero for this migrant crisis. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in new york, todd and carley have the day off, it was an emo emotional day yesterday. a nabber asked the man to quiet

down just before midnight and the suspect allegedly opened fire on his family, killing five of the 10 people inside the home. that man who survived the shooting lost his wife and grandson in the attack. he said, i never thought he would shoot, i can't believe what he did. >> griff: a dozen agencies are searching for oropesa, officials have no leads as to his whereabouts and local authorities fear he could be anywhere. >> five people died in my county and that is why my heart is, in my county, protecting my people to the best of my ability. >> we have federal, state and local agencies trying to bring this suspect into custody so we can bring justice to the five victims and to ensure this

community is safe. >> griff: they're offing an $80,000 reward for oropesa's capture. as we sit here talking about the migrant crisis, which is coming behind me in that last hour, we had that exclusive interview with chris oliveras who gave insight on difficulty of bringing oropesa into custody. they recovered this cell phone near where the crime happened and he could be headed to get back into mexico and coming through this area of brownsville because most direct route to the houston area. it is just really a testament how difficult it is and this combined law enforcement effort is and the frustration that chris oliveras said about the fact that this individual could have been deported as many as five times and yet there was nothing in terms of like a

binding consequence that would have kept him from being able to come back. all of that happening as literally you will see this morning, we continue our coverage, bus after bus of migrants passing behind me because we are having to just check with our sources and were 2085 migrant encounters in this area yesterday. we'll get newer numbers later this morning, but it has been going on in 12 days more than 20,000 migrants, which says how much of this surge and crisis worried about title 42 lifting is already here. >> ashley: it is going to lift in under two weeks, but like you said, even this morning, it is dark out in the middle of the night and you're seeing apparent

buses with migrants on them, what is going to happen in less than two weeks? what is this picture going to look like? we've seen your reporting and bill melugin reporting and you are bringing to light what is happening. griff, it is dark outside, tell us what you are seeing and been seeing and what people are telling you about their concerns? >> griff: you really asked the correct question, what is going to happen when title 42 lifts? the honest answer, talking to every border official, they simply say they know it is going to be bad and likely unprecedented. 13,000 crossing the southwest border everyday. they don't know, they have never been put in this position. we've never had a situation more out of control on our border. you can see here, the rafts, we

shot this over the weekend. they were throwing a life line to the migrants as they lifted infants, that one wearing diapers. you are seeing 90% venezuelans coming. in 2021, we had migrants under the bridge, that were largely hatians, in the past 12 days in this sector, they have had 20,000. it took 17 days in 2021 and they have done it in 12 days here. that is indicator border officials look at what concerns them and hope they have resources. border patrol chief chavez has tried to process, screening and

transporting out migrants. it is something they have never had to deal with before. >> ashley: it is inhumane for everyone involved, migrants crossing and border patrol having to deal with it. you will be talking to former congresswoman mayra flores in a couple minutes. staying on the border, talk about mayorkas for a second. you see all of this happening and you see border patrol saying that the border is not secure, you say the border is not secure, everyone saying it but mayorkas will tell you that we have it under control. he is facing more questions on if he's able to effectively lead at the borders, listen to this. >> the union makes it pretty clear on social media this month and last month, these are from border patrol union on you.

the chickens will come under roost, they call you national disgrace, remove mayorkas is the most recent tweet. how can you lead a group of people whose union want you out of office? >> i'm proud to work with the united states border patrol, i have supported them and will continue to do so. tremendous source of pride. >> what do you think the disconnect is? >> i'm focused on mission. i look at their needs and try to fulfill their needs. this is first administration that plussed up border patrol with more agents. our request from congress is another 350 border patrol agents, that has not happened for over 12 years. >> griff: well, we will be talking with former think canwoman mayra flores, she is

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>> ashley: take a look at this video out of california. it shows west hollywood's so-called security ambassadors, the men in blue shirts standing still while road rage assault happens in front of them. the program is the alternative to law enforcement. the city moved to eliminate sheriff deputies, this west hollywood resident joins me now. what did you make of this security ambassador program? they look like glorified crosswalk agents, what do you think? was this the right move? >> at best. this is exactly the result of defund the police moment, taking away trained law enforcement and

replacing them with kids with reflector vests and criminals know it. they are not going to do anything. take a look at the guys standing there watching crime happen. this is what the whole entire movement, these are consequences. >> ashley: really, what can they do? if they step in, they will get hurt, too. this is lose-lose situation, but the mayor is defending the program saying it worked because crime has gone down. priority is safety and we are safer than in the past, crime is going to happen. crime is down compared to 2022, but up compared to 2021, how does she think this will work in taking sheriff deputies off the street? >> it just doesn't work. there is one point crime skyrocketed 130% in west

hollywood. you aric taking,a way trained officers that have a stake in their community. they are collecting a paycheck and making the city more unsafe. >> ashley: what do taxpayers want? what would you like to see happen? >> we would like to feel safe walking down the street and not be attacked by someone trying to rob us or random crime. and worse yet, this kind of policy is spreading. horvath, on the city council, voted eliminate police officers is working to roll programs out county wide. >> ashley: we see videos basically running on loop, same situation, different day. this is what happens when you

move to defund the police. they wanted to get rid of five sheriff deputies, they have gotten rid of one. they have only gotten rid of one. does this signify they may be changing their tune and want to see if this ambassador security program works? >> that would be wonderful if they were pumping the break on this nonsense. i don't see it happening. they just opened up bars until 4 a.m. and inviting more opportunity for things to happen while removing people that would attempt to stop bad things from happening. >> ashley: i know most of california is very anti-gun, o you think people want the people protecting them to be unarmed? >> no, in the voting booth, they sayeh tavangar that, when they

are being assaulted, they want someone there in a hurry with a gun, not looking for somebody with a walky-talkie and bike rolling up half-hour later. >> ashley: that reflector vest will not do anything for me or anyonel on the street, thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> ashley: of course. talk about a stand-out senior, a 16 year old has been accepted to 170 colleges, hear what he says is his plan for the future. ♪

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virginia beach declares local state of emergency after a tornado ripped through the city overturning boats and destroying homes. check out this dramatic video from palm beach, florida, catching the moment a tornado swept up a car. one ef-2 tornado touched down in the city and utah county sheriff office teamed up with the department of transportation to clean up debrew. good morning. >> it was soggy over the weekend, maybe not a ton changing. seeing widespread sea to shining sea temperatures in 40s and 50s. 30s in middle of the country. you think of big storms, it will

be warm and dry. now hanging in the mid-atlantic stretching to new england and across the midwest, you can see the circ lagsz, staying rainy and raw. this is fox model for future forecast and this is continuing tuesday into wednesday, not a lot of movement, showers and overcast and gray for next couple days. widespread rain, on the way and with this, there will be snow in the upper midwest. this system sticking with us and making it feel gray and gross out there. back to you. >> griff: adam klotz getting the weather kicked off on monday. thank you.

dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas facing tough questions about his ability to effectively serve the country. >> border patrol, the union doesn't like you, how can you lead a group of people whose union wants you out of office? >> i am proud to work with border patrol, i have supported them since my favorite day in office and will continue to do so. >> griff: former texas congresswoman mayra flores joining me now. it is a pleasure to have you here on set in brownsville simple we're a quarter mile from the border at ground. buses are passing us this morning. i want your thoughts on the situation here. before i do, your reaction as a wife of a border patrol agent, your reaction to secretary mayorkas comments? >> mayorkas claims we need

legislative fix, which we do. but in brownsville, he is not willing to enforce laws. we have laws, why is he not enforcing them? he needs to be held accountable, what is happening in south texas is inhumane. this administration has lost track of 85,000 children potentially being sold to child sex trafficking and being exploited in our country. >> griff: mayorkas says he's had border patrol agent's backs since he took over. border patrol can't speak, you speak for them, do they feel mayorkas has their back? >> absolutely not. i am a border patrol wife and the border patrol agents can't speak, but we can. i encourage the wives to speak for them. they are exhausted and not able

to track down everyone coming into this country. we've had a million gotaways, most dangerous individuals, child sex trafficking and those on the terror watch list, this is dangerous for our country. >> griff: is there concern about what is coming on may 11th when title 42 lifts considering the surge here on the banks of the rio grande behind us? >> absolutely, they are afraid and scared and do not know what to expect. i see more people coming, it will get worse and for me, it is frustrating as a border patrol wife, i'm afraid for his life and other border patrol agents. it is concerning. >> griff: i've had the honor of

knowing border patrol agents and their families and i want to get personal for a moment. what is it like? this crisis comes home to the spouses. >> i took his safety for granted. i did. i always thought he would always come home and i never thought we would be in the situation where i am constantly checking and praying for him and border patrol agents. they are constantly being shot at, they are in danger every single day. our border patrol needs backup of our government, of the biden administration, of mayorkas and they do not have support. yeah, constantly checking on my husband. >> they do have some support, rgb chief, gloria chavez?

>> border patrol says that i feel like in a no time they were being heard and she is taking time to sit down and talk to them and that the border patrol agents say, she listens and talks to us and she's down to earth. it is amazing the difference from the previous chief. i've never seen anything like that in our batter patrol is grate to feel have her. >> griff: we're all grateful as americans for the unbelievable dedication and focus of the men and women in green, border patrol agents. mayra flores, thank you. >> ashley: democrats are going to bat for president biden as concerns about his age lead to his lowest approval rating since he took office.

>> the democrats and president has to be stronger on working class issues, do that and i think biden will win in a landsolicit slide. >> ashley: and biden gen-z has a message for what republicans need to hear. lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com.

>> griff: president biden cracking jokes about his age as

concerns about his fitness lead to the lowest approval rating since being elected president. >> president biden: my good frnd jamie madison wrote it. [laughter] >> president biden: a lot of ways this sums up my first two years in office. i'll talk for 10 minutes, take zero questions and cheerfully walk away. >> ashley: alexandria hoff is live in washington, good morning. >> alexandria: good jokes, but it is not a joking matter, this is the future of the country. age is being down played, that makes sense coming from bernie sanders, who is a year older than president biden.

>> i think joe biden is agile and capable and his record makes him imminently qualified and we should focus on wisdom and experience he brings to the job. >> the democrats and president have to be stronger on, woing class issues, do that and i think biden will win in a landslide. >> ashley: democratic voters are splitting with 19% preferring robert f. kennedy jr. and 9% prefer marianne williamson. asa hutchinson feels age does play a role for the american people. >> every time you go to a town hall, it is a mental acuity test. voters will make the decision on this and i don't think they will choose joe biden for presidency

for another few years. >> alexandria: on the republican side the pool may grow larger with south carolina senator tim scott teasing a major announcement to come later this month. watch. >> two more years is going to be hard as the dickens to suffer through. six years? somebody give me a seat. lord have mercy. can't do it. on may 22nd, you should be in north charleston, talk about slugszs. >> alexandria: scott is a powerful fundraiser, 22 million on hand in march. >> ashley: thank you. a 16 year old conservative is sending a warning to republicans saying they need to win over gen-0 voters now or risk getting

left in the dust. this is as half of all voters will be classified as gen-z or millennials by 2024. briley, you have a message for the gop, what do you want republicans to know? >> absolutely. back in january, i wrote the gop must address the elephant in the room. gen-z, that is me, i'm 16 years old. i said, the republican party is an endangered species at risk of extinction. i got lit up on twitter. they said, you are fearmongering, it is not fearm fearmong erring when it is -- >> ashley: what do you think that involves?

77% of gen-z voters went for democratic candidates, what do they need to focus on? >> have to be going where youth voters are, that is online. what the rnc is doing with the first debate in august is incredible. first republican primary happens will be broadcasting on fox news channel and on rumble. they are using this platform and people might not be interested in politics. they might watch this debate when they wouldn't on normal network. this is great move by the rnc. >> ashley: my next question,

brilyn, do you think by the republicans trying to ban and push a ban for tiktok is a bad move even though it has connections to china? >> i think tiktok is an interesting issue. i think we look at security risk and i think we realize there are a lot of people on there. i'm not necessarily saying rnc needs to be on tiktok. i do think there are security ri risks, but if we're not on there, it will be liberals feeding propaganda. we have to have something on there. >> ashley: i want to point out, you are going to be with the rnc youth advisory council this summer. you have a very bright future ahead of you, 16 years old, can't wait to see your future, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me, we are

excited about this youth council and will roll it out in the next few weeks. this is incredible opportunity. looking forward to watching this. >> ashley: have a guard day. thank you if are your time. now to this, one louisiana high school senior has a big decision to make after being accepted to more than 170 colleges and earning more than $9 million in scholarships. 16-year-old maliq barnes has 14.98 gpa, credits his support system. >> i give the honor and glory to god and thank my parents for supporting me. i have dreams and aspirations beyond right now and those are things i want to accomplish those dreams and i believe right now is stepping stones to get where i want to be. >> ashley: maliq barnes will

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>> ashley: fox business alert. fdic approved j.p. morgan chase bid to buy first public bank. good morning, cheryl. >> cheryl: breaking overnight, regulators taking over first republic and selling it to j.p. morgan chase. this means a lot of stress on financial markets might be removed today. this was playing out over the weekend, ashley, j.p. morgan chase had been trying to buy first republic and they were the ones that got the deal done. all first republic branches will open today, 84 branches across the united states, all depositors will have access to

their money as of this, mo. deposits will continue to be approved by the fdic. analysts tell us this should end stress and concern about the nation's banks and should hopefully end worries about more contagion in the financial sector. so again, 92 billion dollars in deposits to first republic, their loan portfolio, investment portfolio in tact, first republic no more. second largest bank failure in u.s. history behind washington mutual during the financial crisis. in top four, think about this, washington mutual, then first republic, silicon valley bank, signature bank, three of the top four failures ever in u.s. history for banks have happened in the last eight weeks, it is pretty incredible. analysts do believe this will

be -- take the stress and worry out of financial markets and today we have markets opening 9:30 a.m. eastern time. >> ashley: hope this eases worry ander foo, we'll be watching for that. republicans have words for biden regarding the debt ceiling. >> cheryl: it is the debt ceiling and it is the president and white house trying to push this to the last minute, which would be this summer, not far away, to make the crisis, we have to approve the debt limit increase. here is what scalise had to say and what he thinks is going on at the white house. >> we just passed a bill through the house and been vocal, two months since president biden sat down with speaker mccarthy, president biden is trying to run out the clock and create a debt

crisis, that is irresponsible. >> cheryl: 31 trillion and proposed debt ceiling increase 1.5 trillion, that is what kevin mccarthy wants to do, increase debt ceiling by 1.5 trillion. kevin mccarthy has been to the white house and tried to open up communication with president biden and president biden and the white house are stonewalling the republicans and do not want to go to the table. many opinions out there, because they want to push to the end and have this overnights scramble in washington to get the debt ceiling approved. >> ashley: how many times have we heard that. whole foods and crime don't seem to go together. what do you think? >> cheryl: yeah, this is sad, to be honest. this whole foods in san

francisco that closed because of the crime across. workers made 568 calls to 911 just overthe past year. north korea times say people threatened employees withun goes, knives, sticks, they tried to defecate on the floor, according to records within the 911 calls and a lot depicted scenes of mayhem. it is unprecedented what happened here. let me show you this, people are fleeing blue states, no surprise to anybody. u.s. census data shows particularly in utah, increase of 18%. texas population increase 16%. florida 14.6%, idaho 17% and income levels in blue states fall, illinois down 10.9 billion, new york 24.5 bill

knowion, california 29.5 billion. red states like florida 39.2 billion, 9.8 billion came from former new yorkers, texas up 10 10.9%. here is bottom line, people are leaving california and they are going to texas. people are leaving new york and going to florida. until blue states and policies change direction, that exodus will not stop and i'm looking at new york city, your tax base it's00 where is your revenue going to come from? back to you. >> ashley: where will it come from? good question. cheryl casone, thank you. presidential hopeful vivek ramaswamy taking interesting questions about gender from nbc's chuck todd.

>> as a scientist? >> two x chromosomes, x and y, there is scientific research out there. >> research says gender is a spectrum. >> ashley: joe concha is here to react to that interview. >> look at what is coming up on "fox and friends," good morning, steve. >> steve: good morning, griff and ashley, thank you for joining us, as well. coming up, massive manhunt underway for the migrant accused of murdering five people in texas. how was he able to get back after being deported five times? should not have been in this country. new report reveals who jeffrey epstein met with, we have the list coming up. hunter biden set to face a judge today, nothing to do with the

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>> hunter biden is due in court this morning for a contempt hearing in his paternity case. >> brooke signature singman has the very latest. good morning, brook. >> that's right. hunter biden is set to appear before an arkansas judge this morning in years long paternity battle. will run did you know roberts with whom hunter shares a 4-year-old accused the president's son of ignoring previous court records and withholding evidence in their

paternity suit. born in 2018 and one year later hunter agreed to pay monthly child support but in 2020 he asked to lower those payments, even after a d.n.a. test confirmed him to bees father. today's contempt hearing on matter is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. roberts' attorney says hunter's request to adjust his monthly payments does not match up with the lifestyle is he living saying, quote, for an artist living on meager means mr. biden is living la visually. last hour we spoke with an attorney who says this hearing could lead to further discoveries on hunter's overseas business dealings. watch. >> is this really going to require hunter biden to turn over all of his information about his assets and liabilities and contracts and relationships, anything that speaks to his produce ease to pay child support. and that's a big deal because, of course, that ties in to the sorts of things house republicans are looking at in

terms of who has he done business with. >> back to you. >> griff: brooke singman all things hunter biden. thank you very much. meanwhile republican 2024 presidential hopeful vivek ramaswamy who also has a biology degree from harvard taking a lot of questions about gender during an interview with nbc's chuck todd. >> below the age of 18, i think it's perfectly legitimate we won't allow genital mutilation or chem blockers. >> you are calling it that. how do you know it's that are you confident that you know that gender is binary as you are describing it? are you confident? >> i am. >> it isn't a spectrum. do you know this as a scientist. >> there is go x chromosomes if you are a woman. >> there is a lot of scientific research out there that says gender is a spectrum. >> chuck, i respectfully disagree. >> joe concha disagrees now. joe, i'm pretty sure vivek has biology degree always

interesting to-to-see a journalist ask ridiculous yes, sir. is this where we have gotten in asking questions. certainly that question could have been replaced with something a little different. >> exactly. ashley. it's amazing by the way that the completely objective and totally nonpartisan chuck todd only gets this passionate when he is interviewing republicans or conservatives. that sound you just heard was the late great tim russert. the former moderator of meet the press turning over in grave. vivek is correct here like asking hey what's the answer to one plus one? the answer is two, of course. i don't have a biology degree but there are only two genders, period. the fact that this is even a topic on meet the press when we still have wages that don't remotely keep up with inflation. banks continue to fail as cheryl just reported. crime crisis like we haven't seen since the 1990s. sure there are locks on the doors but the doors are always open. come on in any time it's 24/7.

overdose deaths from fentanyl record high. students testing at 30-year low. chuck todd he serves at the pleasure of the democratic party. this ends up being the topic of debate whether 1 plus 1 equals 3. i used to really like that show when tim russert was there. i think i willed end it there, todd. i'm sorry,. >> griff: it's griff on the border here. we have been here all morning. good morning, i'm reporting from the cover. we are covering this crisis, joe. before we run out of time there is a story i want to ask you about, that is the exclusive report in the "wall street journal," finding that jeffrey epstein's private calendar had three meetings with the biden bn wants cia director after epstein was convicted. can you tell us any more? >> griff, good to see you buddy, by the way. if you are wondering why jeffrey epstein remained a free man for as long as he did until he

finally went to jail where he either committed suicide or, you know, something else happened we'll never know because suddenly the security cameras just happened to go out at that moment epstein had passed. this is about one of a million reasons wife. are amy rhoback caught on hot mic when she was with the network lamenting how the powers that be killed the story. makes you wonder how many other times and how many other places did this happen? so many questions around jeffrey epstein and who he did and did not do business with who he knew. what happened on that island. and journalists should be a little more curious than they are at this point as far as that's concerned, guys. >> ashley: i need one or two word response. do you think anything is going to come of this? >> no. >> ashley: got it. quickest response i ever gotten from joe concha. that is a record. thank you so much for your time. >> griff: he followed your gameday dance. >> thanks, griff.

thanks, ashley. >> ashley: we will see you later, joe. griff, it it was so nice having you with your expertise and knowledge and firsthand account at the border. stay safe down there and keep doing what you do. >> we're going to shine a light. my thanks to "fox & friends first" allowing me to be with you this morning. >> ashley: we got to go. ♪ >> ainsley: straight to a fox news alert illegal imgrant accused of killing five including 8-year-old boy on friday night still on the loose. >> steve: authorities down there in texas warning he should be considered armed and dangerous and can reward that leads to his arrest. >> gr griff man accused o