♪ >> well, it looks like folks are heading to work there in shreve port on this may day. may 1st, 2023. >> they all just stopped on the highway. >> amazing. >> maybe they stopped to hear us read that. >> maybe so. have a great day. radio. >> stay within yourself. >> bill: thank you, guys, good morning. we begin with the hunt for a killer. texas authorities searching for a man accused of killing five of his neighbors shot at point blank range. sources telling fox he is in the country illegally as we begin a new month and new week. hope the weekend was enjoyable and dry. >> dana: it wasn't in the northeast. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." great to be with you. this shooting happened friday night in the town of cleveland just north of houston. investigators say the suspect was hanging out in his yard drinking and firing his gun.

his neighbors asked him to keep the noise down because his baby was aslept and he snapped. >> he went into that home and shot five people. the killings are execution style. the youngest victim was only eight years old. >> bill: suspect identified as francisco oropesa, he is in the country illegally. he has been deported five times. >> bill: f.b.i. is asking for help. a large tattoo on his left forearm. bureau offering $80,000 in reward money. as of now they have 0 leads. >> they found his phone in a brushy area where they thought he was cornered. the phone is recovered it is difficult to ping the individual. >> bill: we have over 200 law enforcement personnel trying to bring this subject into custody so we can bring justice to those five victims and to insure that

community is safe. we cannot continue down this path until we get him apprehended and arrested. >> he could be anywhere now. we located the device that we were looking for, found it abandoned. there was some articles of clothing laying around. the tracking dogs from texas department of corrections picked up the scent and loss it in the water. >> bill: in a moment from texas congressman gonzalez reacts to all of this. griff jenkins reports on the border. let's beginning with the story with casey stiegel live in dallas. hello to you. >> more than 200 police from multiple agencies working on this case trying to locate a 38-year-old man who police say used an ar-15 to open fire on a group of neighbors friday night. investigators believe they have recovered the murder weapon but also say the suspect owned

multiple firearms. police say the gunman had a prior history of firing shotguns in his front yard. things escalated quickly friday night when the man was asked to keep the noise down. witnesses say that's when he returned to the house and opened fire on the group of neighbors and their friends. five people lost their lives in the melee, a total of ten were in attendance at the party. among those killed, a mother and her 8-year-old little boy. >> my friend told me to run, sonia is dead. you have two kids, run. we'll take care of ourselves. that's when i went through the window. five people died. they died covering their children. they died defending their children. >> friends and family members of the community in shock attending the vigil overthe weekend. federal agents say the gunman, who still remains at large, was in the country illegally. dana and bill.

>> bill: casey, thank you. casey stiegel leading our coverage in dallas. >> dana: it comes as border officials scramble with the dramatic surge in migrant arrivals before the end of title 42. griff jenkins live in brownsville. >> good morning. everyone is worried when title 42 lifts there will be a massive surge. i've got news for everyone. that surge is already here. let me take you up to our sky drone camera and you can see along the levy right behind me a group of easily 150, maybe 200 migrants. they have been coming about 2,000 every single day. dana in just the past 12 days they have exceeded 20,000 migrants, 90% are from venezuela. let me show you about a quarter mile just up that levy road from where the migrants walked down, they're coming in the river. we had exclusive access. we were with texas dps troopers

and national guard. you look at mexico, the migrants get on rafts coming across, women, children, people that were injured and trying to swim as well as you see here. one of the migrants was from venezuela as mentioned and he was very emotional and exhausted. we were able to speak with him and what he had to say. >> two months crossing two jungles and rivers dealing with criminals. the lord is big, he brought us to this country for the tranquility to have food for us and our family. i don't know what went wrong with my country in venezuela. >> meanwhile, out over in el paso, you can see shelters being erected because there are migrants all over the streets of el paso. with that situation getting out of control already as well. the mayor there declaring a state of emergency for el paso that went into effect this morning. here is a little bit of what he

had to say about what is coming his way. >> we figure anywhere between 10 to 12,000 people that are ready to come on may 11 and 12. we know there are additional coming right behind them and we will be prepared. >> back here in brownsville as you look at that group. this area is under a state of emergency in brownsville. in el paso as well as laredo. border communities are really bracing as they see the numbers uptick as the days go on. >> dana: griff jenkins in brownsville. >> bill: tony gonzalez from san antonio. i want to show our viewers the number of people who crossed the border and got away undetected called gotaways. last year 600,000. in 2023 you are well over 385,000 and half the year is still to come. this alleged killer had been

deported at least five times. is that your understandings, sir? how does that happen? >> it is, bill. that's the danger in having an insecure border, you don't know what's coming over. i get it, most people are coming for economic purposes. this is where the administration has failed. instead of giving people legal routes they encourage illegally. nine out of ten people don't qualify for asylum. stop funneling them down that road. along the border in my district people don't feel safe. it is not only just along the border. now it's 100 to 150 miles from the border people don't feel safe. the crisis doesn't start on may 11. it already started. >> dana: secretary mayokas oversees immigration policy. this is why they're not to blame. >> this is a really tough

challenge and has been as we all recognize for years and years. we are seeing a level of migration not just at our southern border, but throughout the emotion is fear that is unprecedented. the president on day one delivered a solution. he delivered immigration reform legislation that we had hoped congress would act on swiftly. they haven't. within the constraints of a broken immigration system, we are doing so much. >> dana: is this congress's fault, congressman gonzalez? >> i do think it is congress, absolutely has a role to play here but like any good politician mayokas just punted it to somebody else. congress should come together and you know what? last week house republicans passed a bill out of the homeland security committee. you will see when we get back we'll pass a border bill that had some teeth to it that goes down the route of holding cartels accountable. gives more money to law enforcement officers, the

sheriffs and the local law enforcement that's doing the work and gives border patrol agents a $9 thousand pay raise. a good start but we have to go a step further. i have a bill i will continue working called the pay parity act. border patrol agents a 14% pay raise. congress has a bigger role to play. it has been partisan for too long. we can both protect the border from bad actors like what happened in texas as well as welcome those that want to come and live the american dream through the front door. i believe it starts with work visas. the administration has to come to the table. they are nowhere to be found. >> bill: the current system is unsustainable. a lot of the media don't pay attention to it. we have had a reporter on the border for 2 1/2 years. i don't know any other network in the world who matched that. back to "meet the press" and mayokas from yesterday. >> what is the definition of a secure border to you? >> it is in the context in which

we are working, it is maximizing the resources that we have available to us to deliver the most effective results. >> bill: i don't know what that means. he called it a completely broken immigration system. whatever he has or has not done simply has not worked, congressman. >> that is exactly right. this is where they are failing. the administration is starting to do different things but they are only adding capacity. you need to have adjudication and judges at the border that get cases heard in days, not years. if somebody doesn't qualify for asylum don't fly them to chicago or new york or l.a. or anywhere else. fly them back to their country of origin. get the state department involved and having a relationship there. the administration is doubled down on illegal immigration instead of focusing on legal routes where people can come over. an opportunity for republicans to solve this issue. we have to do it in a manner that protects our border as well

as welcomes those that want to come and work and do the things legally. >> dana: point well taken. last week, bill, we heard that 100% of people who go on the app actually get approved. it is adding to the problems. congressman, thank you for your time this morning. >> bill: thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> this is the scariest thing i've ever been in. oh my god. [bleep] i just saw a car flip over in front of me. >> dana: the rare south florida tornado flipping over cars near palm beach causing a four car pile-up and an apartment complex parking lot. part of the severe weather that battered florida all weekend, one man got trapped between a boat and concrete piling. he is listed in stable condition at a local hospital. there were no other reports of major injuries but lots of bad weather over the weekend across the country. >> bill: indeed.

>> the biden family has refused to acknowledge this 4-year-old girl. he tried to deny his being her parent. and at some point this girl is going the learn all that. >> bill: if you follow the hunter biden saga some believe there is no end in sight. he is due in court next hour before a judge in a child support hearing and some dirty linen could be exposed there. we'll watch it next hour. >> dana: first republic bank officially goes under after the feds take drastic action. >> bill: you work hard to save for the house of your dreams and hard to keep your own credit in check. a new biden policy could cost you more money forcing people with good credit to subsidize those who are not so great. ♪

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>> bill: breaking news now northeastern arkansas, the town of baitsville, arkansas, where a woman by the name of london

roberts has just arrived for this court hearing. hunter biden will be inside that courtroom also. they had a sexual relationship in which the 32-year-old woman gave birth to a baby girl back in 2018. now hunter biden denied fathering the child. she filed a paternity suit. had a dna test, and then filed suit in 2019. hunter biden has stayed away from this until today in which he will be before that. >> dana: hunter biden is the father and he has been avoiding her and no contact with the child. neither does the president of the united states nor the first lady. she is the legitimate grandchild of the president. this hearing today will find out whether or not hunter will have to actually pay up because he has been fighting this every step of the way. >> we'll see when he appears before that camera we'll share it with you. court combines in about 40 minutes' time. we'll watch that. another bank failed, third since

march. how safe is your money, america? federal regulators seizing first republic bank after it collapsed. j.p. morgan chase will take on all deposits on the majority of their assets. kelly o'grady is home in l.a. with more on this. nice to see you in new york last week. good morning. >> always great to see you both. what a story to hit the ground running on coming back to l.a. like you said i want to provide context. this is the second largest bank failure in history. there was an intense bidding process over the weekend of who would take over. you mentioned the j.p. morgan chase won out. they shared on a call earlier today they were approached by the fdic, they did not pursue the acquisition from the beginning. they will take over $173 billion in loans, 92 billion in deposits and insure there will be no losses to customers. that's very important. they will also share in any loan

losses with the fdic. that's a big win for j.p. morgan to limit their exposure to any losses. business as usual today. jp morgan said they won't keep the first republic name going forward. this is not the first rescue attempt from first republic last month. last month a number of banks put forward $30 billion in deposits. j.p. morgan has to pay back that money. the chairman and ceo shared a quote. our financial strength capabilities and business model allowed us to develop a bid to execute the transaction to minimize cost to the deposit insurance fund. of course, the big reason not shared in that quote the motivation for this is to minimize banking system failure. i was on a call earlier with the ceo and chairman and he said he doesn't feel like it increases the likelihood of a recession.

he thinks the banking system is solid but expects to see more consolidation. a number of analysts are wondering if it will impact the rate hike decision by the fed this week. washington mute rail was bought by j.p. morgan and stearns was bought in 2008. the big banks are getting bigger is the takeaway. >> bill: nice to see you back in california. >> dana: the biden administration's very controversial mortgage rule takes effect today. it forces home buyers with a high credit score to pay more in order to subsidize riskier borrowers. some say it's nothing more than a middle class tax hike. co-host of the ramsey show jade is here. let's put up the board for everybody to see. if you have a fair credit score, not the great credit score, you used to have to pay $5 thousand over the course of the loan. after that rule change goes into

effect today it's only $3 thousand. if you have a very good credit score you used to pay $1 thousand and after today you will have to pay $2 thousand. jade, you are somebody who worked very hard over many years to get a high credit score. how does it make you feel and what should people do? >> what you said is true. they're trying to shrink the gap between those with a low credit score and those with a good credit score so more folks with lower credit scores can get in and start buying homes. the thing is the shift taking place is only about $ten per 100,000. we're talking about 30 and $40 a month over the lifetime of this loan and at 30 to 40 is changing your world in a bad way or in a good way, you probably don't need to be buying a house right now. if you are somebody coming in with low income, low credit and needing this 10, 20, $30 it is probably not a good time to buy

a house. conversely if you have good credit and $40. 30 is upsetting your world not a good time for you to buy a house. margin matters here, guys. >> bill: you sound like dave ramsey. you are making too much sense right now. however, when we subsidize high-risk home buyers, what does that remind you of? circa 2005, 6 and 7? >> for me it's mortgage socialism. we're taking from one group of folks and putting it over to another group of folks. it is not fair and makes no sense. when you think about the whole point of loan level price adjustment it is because they know there is a certain amount of risk on lower income, lower credit buyers and they want to compensate for that risk. and so it doesn't make sense to move the risk to someone they know is a less riskier buyer, it makes no sense.

i'm not sure what they think they will accomplish. it is pulling the wool over everybody's eyes. everybody is freaking out. they are taxing the middle class but at the end of the day, guys, it is $30. this will equate to somewhere around a quarter or eighth of a percent when it comes to your actual mortgage rate. >> dana: that's true. when you look over the course of your life of the loan will it break the bank? no. the principle really bothers people. not only is it the principle but also that it seemed to come in the dark of night. nobody was reporting on this, nobody knew about it. all of a signed it happened. what's next? will it keep going. people work hard to get a high credit score will be undermined by their government? >> that's right. when it comes to credit scores, it's a game. the rules are constantly changing and you never know what's coming next and at ramsey solutions we teach a certain way

to buy a home to insure your home is a blessing and not a burden. we teach folks you should go in with a 15-year fixed rate mortgage which is completely unaffected by all of these changes. a 15-year fixed mortgage where the payment is no more than 25% of your take-home pay. everything included. and to be honest with you, we even suggest for especially first-time home buyers, if you can pay off all your consumer debt, your credit score drops to 0. a 0 credit score is just as good as a good credit score and you can still by a house called manual underwriting. when you do that you fly under the radar on all of this. >> bill: thank you. tell ramsey we said hello. >> dana: good to see you as always. >> i'll tell him. thanks for having me. >> bill: thank you, jade. >> majority of americans don't want a rematch between joe biden

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it will led by two experts from m.i.t. meanwhile a.i. is already impacting 2024. the technology is allowing both parties to identify donors more quickly. experts fear it will be used to create deep fake videos of candidates. that's possible as well. >> dana: i worry about that. i worry i'll be duped. you won't be duped. >> bill: we could, yeah, we could. they need to do this, you have to catch up fast and pay attention to it by the day. certainly by week. it is moving faster than you think. even tech experts are blown away. >> dana: no one has their hand on wheel? who has their hand on the wheel at the white house. joe biden, a closer look at the president's work schedule reveals how his staff appears to limit his public events to a particular time frame during the day to make sure he is at his best. mark meredith live at the white house with more.

hi, mark. >> good morning. the president's re-election campaign already underway. had a chance to meet with high profile democratic donors late last week. the real test will come with voters whether or not the president's age may factor into the race. the latest numbers show the president's approval rating under water with 59% of people disapproving. 37% say they're happy. the president poked fun at his poll numbers at saturday's white house correspondents dinner and shrugged off potential competition making fun of trump and desantis. both men may soon pose a challenge if history is any guide. jokes aside the president needs to do something to change his approval numbers compared to his predecessors when they were surveyed ahead of their re-election campaigns. democrats in congress say they are ready to stick with biden 2024. >> i'm not worried because he has a great record to run on. polls will go up. polls will go down. but what won't change are the

facts. 12 million new jobs since he was elected president, which is a record, historical record. >> republicans ready to make it about the cone me saying americans paychecks are shrinking and communities of less safe in biden's american. our public nominee will beat biden in 2024. we expect the president to talk about the economy later today doing a small business event in the rose garden but told he will attack plans by congressional republicans to try to rein in government spending. economy top of mind as we begin the week. >> bill: marc thiessen is here. good morning to you. a couple of things here, fox poll last week found this, approval of president biden is at 44%. if you are 65 or older it jumps five points to 49%. harvard youth poll out last week showed biden at 38% approval among voters under the age of 30. go ahead and square the peg on

how this plays. >> he is really weak going into this election. the most damaging numbers for him are 70% of americans don't think he should run for a second term and one poll said 68% say he is too old for the job. only 18% disagree. we see it every day. he was just at an event at the white house the other day with kids and asked him what is the last foreign country you v visited. he couldn't remember. the age issue will be -- a average american has about a 42% chance of living to the age of 85. joe biden will be 86 if he finishes a second term. that means there is about a 60% chance he won't make it to the end of his second term and that means a 60% chance that kamala harris will be president of the united states if he is reelected to a second term. that's a major issue. >> bill: you think about what

could change over the next year and a half. i thought david axelrod put a fine point on it by saying i think the state of the economy, whether we have or don't have a recession in 2024 is a big factor. here is the point, marc. we had no idea when we began in january of 2007 by the time september 2008 the country would hurdle into a mortgage crisis and economy collapse. there are real concerns. we're due for a recession. if it hits at the wrong time it can have bad effects for the incumbent. the big unknown now as you sit back and try to gauge how this campaign may or may not go. >> 75% of americans think the economy will get worse. majority of them blame biden. he is probably the weakest incumbent going into re-election in many, many years. while he has a high disapproval rating, so does donald trump. the "wall street journal," a trump former pollster and now a

pollster for a pro-trump super pac looked at the numbers of people who disapprove of both biden and trump and biden wins those people 54-15. 39% margin. so the people -- the swing voters who disapprove of biden disapprove of trump even more. the problem becomes trump is a get out of jail free card in joe biden and all the disasters of his presidency. maybe if we go into a terrible recession and things get a lot worse it will change. he is the one guy who lets biden off the hook. >> bill: saturday night the white house correspondents dinner the president said this dinner sums up my first two years in office. i'll talk for ten minutes, take 0 questions and cheerfully walk away. the crowd chuckled at that and found humor in that. scott jennings said he wasn't laughing with you, he was laughing at you and mocking the press. how do you see that? >> he was. he was.

here is the interesting thing also about humor. he never jokes about his age. he made jokes about his age at the correspondents dinner he is not too old. don lemon says i'm in my prime. ronald reagan made jokes about his age. if i'm in a cabinet meeting and emergency wake me up. he would mock himself because he was vigorous and popular. joe biden is not vigorous and not popular so he can't make a joke about his age because people are concerned about it. >> bill: 2600 people in that room toasted him, a man who didn't remember, as you pointed out, the last country he was in a week ago. something else. marc, thank you. marc thiessen on a monday. we'll brand this, i think. we got some ideas. >> bill: have a great week. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: a pair of game seven

upsets in the nhl. defending champion avalanche losing to seattle. the florida panthers knocking out the boston bruins. this despite the bruins monumental regular season. an n for wins and points. but now tonight is the big game. rangers/devils. >> bill: you got it. >> dana: we have a picture of that and i don't know but tonight will be big. staying up to watch that? >> bill: i'll watch a little bit. >> dana: starts at 8:00. that's late. >> bill: not a pumpkin yet. it's okay. >> dana: 8:00 on a monday. >> bill: what's great about the series. the rangers won two. devils won two and devils won game six. two good teams. if you go to sleep, i'll text you. >> dana: great. >> bill: what time is face-off?

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>> dana: the big step forward in the push to diagnose breast cancer. pennsylvania set to become first state in the nation to require insurance coverage for 3d mammograms at no extra cost to women. gerry willis has the details. >> amazing story and good news for women in pennsylvania today. governor shapiro expected to sign the bill into law today. some of these tests are expensive. many women simply forego them because of the cost. that means 3d mammograms will be free for all women in the state and that's not all. mris, ultrasounds and genetic

testing and counseling will be covered by insurance companies. that for high-risk women. the first in the nation with these kinds of requirements. the bill was created by breast cancer survivor and pennsylvania senate president kim ward. listen. >> 2,000 women a year are diagnosed in pennsylvania. i'm sure statistics are the same. it helps women and families. >> breast cancer the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in the u.s. according to the american cancer society. one in eight women will develop breast cancer sometime in their lifetime. three years ago it was ward's turn. voted to serve as pennsylvania's senate majority leader and two weeks later got diagnosed with stage one breast cancer and denied coverage for an mri and genetic testing by her insurer even though she has a family history of breast cancer. it was her grandmother.

listen. >> had i known i had a -- i would have had that mastectomy years ago and maybe never had kimo or lumpectomy. >> she got the test anyway and found out she had the gene. she hopes it will prevent women in her state from experiencing something similar that she did. she wants to help out the women. one fascinating thing, the insurance companies are not pushing back on this because ultimately it saves them money. if they get this really great testing you can treat people earlier, ward would have had a different -- entirely different prognosis and saved a lot of money. >> bill: pennsylvania now. what are the other states? are they inclined? >> i think they will take it on the road and try to get people to do the same thing and certainly if you don't have a lot of pushback from the insurers it becomes a lot easier. >> dana: gerri willis, that. >> bill: former collegiate

swimmer riley gaines putting -- here is gaines's tweet. which nba team had britteny griner, the obvious differences between men and women should be overlooked. heartbreaking to see successful women take this demeaning stance. if we talk about crimes, brittney. >> dana: strong feelings about this on all sides of it. interesting to note what rfk junior said on abc with lindsey davis. he said he does not believe that trans men should be in women's sports. so i think this will be a topic going into the election. >> bill: it is true. brittany griner said it's a crime if you don't think trans sexual males should be able to play with women. see where it goes. hunter biden arrived for his

child support hearing in baitsville, arkansas. hunter age 53 and a sexual relationship he had with three #-year-old roberts. the case was reopened in september when hunter biden asked the judge to reduce his child support payments. he said he has had a material change in his financial circumstances and alluded to a sizeable drop in his income. she accused -- live now -- hunter biden of violating numerous court orders and intentionally withholding key evidence. the judge is set to decide what hunter biden should be required to do. the other thing that the woman, london roberts, said in recent filing. hunter had never seen or

contacted his daughter and the president and first lady remain estranged. >> dana: that girl is innocent. the judge no longer could hunter biden not come to court. she forced him to come to court today and how -- that's why we have that video. see what happens and keep you posted. opiates and other drugs are addictive. what about legalized gambling on games? well done, ma'am. what...did i do exactly? with snapshot from progressive, you get a personalized discount for doing exactly what you're already doing -- being a safe driver. congratulations. this is a bowling trophy. yeah, it's the biggest one they had. okay, thanks. mm-hmm. oh. have a good one.

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story, tell us a summary of how you got started gambling and where you ended up. >> i started when i was 18, freshman in college. went to a local tribal casino and i went by myself the entire school year and i was academically dismissed. i never attended class because i was gambling all the time. it led to me gambling for 14 years off and on. i was in and out of gamblers anonymous during that time. it really helps people. if you don't stick to the program you relapse. i relapseed a few times but able to place my last bet on july 4, 2014, when i started the podcast talking about my addiction. the only way i knew how to recover was talk about my addiction. >> dana: you started at a casino. some people become addicted. there are 33 states now where sports betting is legal and we have a graphic here that can

show you where it's also being considered and no legislation is around. not available in georgia or oklahoma but new york making huge money on gambling. call for number two shows $693 million in tax receipts on sports book revenue for the year. what concerns you about this and the rapid growth of it and what do you compare it to? >> well, they put the cart before the horse. i don't think protections were put in place prior to them legalizing gambling in every state. i think the industry is aggressively advertising and trying to get more people into gambling. of those people, yes, some will be able to gamble normally and not get addicted. there will be a percentage that get addicted. the more that gamble, the more get addicted. state governments are in love with the money like i was addicted to gambling. state governments are largely to

blame. try to get people to gamble. now i'm hoping that -- >> dana: i want to ask one more question. if you are a gambler and you get addicted what are the chances of any of these companies stopping their outreach to you? i understand that to be a real issue because that could trigger you to then place more bets. >> if you take a break and you stop gambling, somebody who game bells regularly and you take a break you'll get offers to come back and gamble more. the only way to stop the offers is self-exclude. the gambler is in a bad state of mind. they aren't going to stop themselves. they're addicted. gamblers don't stop gambling until they're out of money but it's too late. the money is gone. >> dana: where is your podcast? >> wherever you get your podcasts. can i get out the helpline?

1-800 gambler. >> dana: it is the highest rate of suicide with all addictions. one in five people think about suicide. it is important. let's stay in touch. thank you for being willing to tell your story. >> thank you for raising the aw awareness. >> dana: fox news alert. new court action for president biden. he is appearing before a judge right now for a child support hearing in arkansas. the fight could be larger implications for him and the white house when it comes to the federal investigation into the biden family's business dealings. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. we're drying out in the northeast. more on that later. dna has confirmed hunter is the lile