an all cash offer at opendoor dot com ♪ >> brian: stright a fox news alert. we are learning multiple people are now in police custody in connection with last week's deadly shooting in texas. >> there has been several arrests but i can't go into the details on that. >> are more arrests expected. >> possibly. >> ainsley: possibly more expected. this is in addition to last night's arrest of the illegal immigrant that's accused of shooting and killing five of his next door neighbors. >> steve: authorities down in texas found francisco or pose zoo after a four day manhunt.

casey stegall joins us from texas. it sounds like the suspect's wife is in jail as well. >> yes. it's possible. we know more people are behind bars as well as you heard the sheriff saying that was a little bit of a surprise to us. although there was some indication last night that if they find out people were aiding and abetting, hiding this criminal as this manhunt was underway that those people could face charges so that's possible as well so we just got that update from officials over in liberty county. they just wrapped that up. all of the a agencies involved also taking a little bit of a victory lap. now that the manhunt is officially over. and with little fanfare, i might add. the 38-year-old alleged gunman didn't put up a fight. francisco oropesa found hiding under a closet in a pile of clothes not far from the crime scene itself. the suspect will appear before a court later today by video conference from jail.

this all came to an end after a tip was called in and then a little more than one hour later, officials say a very dangerous man was off the streets, taken out by specialized border patrol tactical teams and what's more, as we have said, more people are now behind bars with this. >> several arrests. is it 2? 3? 4? >> i'm not going to go into that right now because others are hinging on what's going on right now. so it's in progress. >> have the other people that have been arrested, have they been booked into the jail already as well? >> some have. >> we hope to flush more information out today. governor abbott taking this chance to criticize biden's border policy. now we know that the suspect was in the country illegally. five people, remember, died after eyewitnesses say the suspect fired an assault-style weapon on a group of church members holding a weekend retreat. among the victims, 9-year-old

daniel guzman and his mother sonia. cleveland is a place where most people know just about almost everybody so this is certainly been a roller coaster of emotions for them, a ride that they're happy appears to be over. back to you. >> steve: and,casey, according to the chief deputy sheriff, it sounds like this guy had more than one phone. he discarded one phone on friday, after the shooting and then they apparently looked at the digital footprint, figured out who he had called and then next thing you know he is found with another phone. >> right. that's pretty wild. so it could have been a burner phone as we know they are called. interesting to see where he picked that up. but, clearly not too intelligent on his end for carrying out allegedly five murders and then hiding, making phone calls, doing things that would keep him pinging the system, and that's exactly how it looks like they may have tracked him down.

>> ainsley: casey, was he found in a relative's house? >> we don't know if it was a relative's house. as you heard the reporters were really pressing the sheriff's deputy, therefore, a number of those specifics about others involved, whether it's the wife, whether it was a relative, family member's home, again, he said that they are not getting into the specifics of that. they are trying to flush everything out. they say they don't want to compromise the investigation. i'm sure we will be learning more. >> brian: casey, thanks. i look forward to that it was a very interesting press conference. got a chance to see something that you see a lot from texas. lawrence jones is here. show tonight at 8:00. you live this. for me i have never seen -- i don't know -- i have never seen a press conference quite like it. i can't tell you everything, but we're are undermanned, our jail is undermanned. i had a call at the same time for aggravated battery, and then i heard about shooting in a yard. i went to aggravated battery and then the other call got more serious. that's the call he is on right now. >> so, in texas many may not know, there is every

municipality, whether it is the school district, the local city, a town could have 500 people and they want their own share. texas is a very local government based system. so, you don't want your county sheriff. you want your county sheriff and your local town to have police. >> brian: this is called rural policing. >> that is all over the state of texas that police something done that way just because we don't like it being top heavy and the big guys telling the little guys what to do. it's more of a local control thing. but, again, this guy had nowhere to go. when you have the u.s. marshals. when you have border patrol. >> steve: fbi. >> lawrence: fbi, atf. dps, texas rangers and all the other local municipalities crashing in. there was nowhere to go. about 150 officers were on this case last week -- i'm sorry. >> ainsley: 250. >> lawrence: 250. last night when we got the news,

we broke in during the 8:00 p.m. hour. they said it was the bortac agents. that's two incidents in the last year. y'all may remember during the uvalde case when we were covering that when all those cops were just standing by, they were waiting for the bortac agents to come in to go after that suspect that they ended up neutralizing so these guys crashed in got the somebody, interesting enough, last night you saw one person arrested there and it was this allegation that maybe it was a family member member they were working with the law enforcement. many times they will bring the family in even if they were cooperating with investigators because they don't want to let them know. that he was why they are saying they don't want to compromise their investigation. >> steve: the chief deputy did say that that house that was apprehended in, there is a connection to him. we don't know what that is because the assistant chief was being very cagey, but he was

talking -- he was asked about response time. it took them 14 minutes to wind up at that location. but, as we were detailing a moment ago, in a big county, with few officers, something has got to give, and that is what tim kean was talking about. >> this is not a rich county, all right? we have got three deputies on patrol to cover this entire county. if you are going from north county to trails end, which is where this occurred at? that's an hour drive that's with lights and sirens, all right? we have got poor roads. we are under staffed and welcome to rural law enforcement. this is the way most of this nation is right now. >> steve: lawrence, where i grew up in kansas, same situation. if a town might have local police. but in the county you have your county sheriffs. in this case, there just aren't many sheriff officers.

he saiding, ultimately, and he is looking for people. if anybody is looking for work they could hire them down there. >> lawrence: the problem is that the pay is so low. >> brian: 30,000. >> lawrence: when you come to texas there is not this anti-police sentiment. it's not. >> brian: austin does. >> lawrence: you know austin is austin is the state capital of texas. a lot of folks don't claim austin. a lot of people >> they move to austin, texas. it is not identity of typical texas way of life, it is more city life, more california liberals, new yorkers, that want a dose of texas and want liberal way of life, they move to austin, texas, not going to -- >> brian: get a nose ring and purple stripe in your hair. moccasins. >> i don't want to harp on, i respect the sheriff, part of the problem is, in many local towns,

people suggested i don't want you to combine with other small towns and have one big police force and the local sheriff said, no, keep my own town. >> ainsley: he wasn't able to give a lot of information, he said, i'm exhausted, the sheriff just worked 30 hours in a row. they have only three deputies, they are short-staffed and they talked about the jail is lacking six positions. no, 11. and sworn positions, down six officers. this is america, you watch that and they caught this guy. it was -- this guy was deported and came back, deporteds and came back, four times. they caught him and worked together tlaw enforcement in th state. >> they continue to let texas down on this, we donated 4 billion to security of the

united states. how does texas get 4 billion? we budget and have a rainy-day fund. they are in debts, there has been talk of bankruptcy. >> brian: operation lone star comes out of the texas budget. this president has broken the border, willingly or nonchalantly. kjp was challenged by peter doocy about border crossings being down since they put in this program. her response to peter's question, comical and sad. >> peter: you said illegal immigration came down 90%, i see 146,000 people more. >> i'm about to answer you if the dramatics could come down a little bit.

>> what is dramatic about asking a question about -- >> i'm going to answer. i was speaking to the parolee program, the president put in place to deal with certain countries on ways we can limit illegal migration and data shows it has gone down 90%. we're going to go, going to move, go ahead. >> it was 84%, one month and back up again. >> so comical. i say this about peter doocy, he will ask a question, it is just the look. it is never hostile, he looks at you for the response. i think she was more offended by the question than his tone and she's used to softballs from the press corps. >> brian: or no balls. >> one guy asking the question

for the american people, the least dramatic people, i know. i mean, you raised him. >> brian: easy with the -- >> steve: she was angry he caught her in a life. >> it was an obvious lie, though. >> down 90%. >> brian: the program says venezuelans and nicaraguans and hatians. >> that is the spin. why didn't -- remember during the trump administration, president trump would stonewall a reporter coming after him and entire press corps rally behind that person and say, mr. president, why don't you answer that question, give them my time. why doesn't anyone follow-up after they gave us this big lecture on saturday about democracy and the free press?

no one had his back in the press corps. >> brian: remember john roberts got issue with a follow-up question. >> ainsley: bill melugin said china shot up 800%, illegal crossings, including venezuelans. >> steve: and lawrence peters said why are you sending active duty troops if the border is secure? she said more work needs to be done. >> processing and data entering. how will that help the state of texas, who diverted -- so people understand, high patrolmen, texas state troopers supposed to keep us safe are being deployed to the border from across the state. you can't get a hotel near the border, it is full of texas highway patrolman.

it is exciting. where are we going to get reimbursement from texas? >> brian: you're in new york right now. >> lawrence: i moved back home. >> ainsley: 12 hours when we turn our tv, you will be home, going to be a long day, lawrence. >> lawrence: for the "fox and friends," i will be here. >> brian: your posture is great. >> ainsley: i heard about it. >> lawrence: we did a photo shoot, he is a free spirit. >> brian: you loved it. >> lawrence: i did love it. >> brian: i was getting yelled at and you didn't. >> brian: toss to ashley. >> ashley strohmier. >> interesting debate about promos, headlines reveal the suspected drunk driver accused of killing a bride and hurting

the groom has a long history of traffic violations. jamie lee reportedly has a number of speeding tickets dating back to 2018. the newlyweds were leaving when the driver hit them going 40 miles over the speed limit. she is being held without bail and authorities say she's under suicide watch. a virginia police officer nearly crushed by another car during a traffic stop yesterday. a teen driver lost control and spun over the median at 120 mile per hour. no one was seriously hurt and three teens were in that car. the 17-year-old driver was cited for reckless driving. lawmakers pressing the national guard after new hampshire guardsman appeared. josh hawley saying it is

inappropriate and looks like an endorsement by the u.s. government by the military of tiktok, which is a huge problem considering tiktok is basically run by the beijing government. no response yet from the national guard. >> we showed you this crazy video showing the principal running for his life after a bear popping out of the dumpster in west virginia. the principal joined us to relive the now viral scare. >> you can tell he's very large, but apparently very agile and we looked at the surveillance video, he came in 2:00 a.m. that night. two students reminded me, mr. marsh, when you encounter a bear, you are supposed to back away slowly, you ran. >> james marsh says department of natural resources came out to make sure the dumpster was more

secure. >> you are supposed to zig-zag, but the bear zig-zaged or you are supposed to back up slowly? >> steve: zig-zag. >> brian: alligators can't move left to right. if a bear is chasing an alligator, zig-zag and just zig-zag with the alligator. i wish we got along better with the universe. we should not be running with everything. >> steve: with a bear, you are supposed to walk away. >> ainsley: would you be able to do that? >> steve: we've done it at boy scout camp and bang a pot. >> ainsley: i would like to think i would do that, i would run. >> brian: will cain would try to talk it out, outthink him. >> will: you're killing me.

>> brian: he's in fort worth. >> will: you are chitchatting, eating up my time and getting it wrong. you stand up to a black bear. people will be running from bears left and right and get attacked. >> brian: you play dead? >> will: you got zig-zag right on alligator. >> ainsley: i said it on air one time and someone wrote and said it was false, but my dad said that. >> will: i don't think alligators have good lateral movement. this may be an expert. do you have expertise how to outrun an alligator? >> we don't have many alligators around here thank goodness. go to florida and brian can try to zig-zag. >> trial and error. we've been talking throughout the morning and you shared fascinating stat about the last

couple years in tarrant county. >> we took $3.5 million dollars of drugs off the streets. enough fentanyl to kill every man, woman and child dallas county. last week our team seized 100,000 pills. >> will: it is inin sa -- insane. kathleen will show us how this pancake is done. she will put lemon. kathleen is working on the pancake, this is todd, todd moved from minnesota, symbolic of everyone and make sure the camera gets todd in the shot. tell us your last name. >> hegseth.

>> i'm sorry. >> hegseth. have you wondered what pete hegseth would look like when he gets older? >> that is awesome. >> will: you can't outrun the hegseth's. >> steve: good job in texas. >> ainsley: warning against the rise of ai, the white collar jobs that a ceo says will get wiped out. douglas murray on that next. he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique.

>> i do believe and i've said this before, ai is going to replace many clerical white-collar job, that is the kind i expect ai will replace over the next five years. more back office, data entry,

routine, repetitive work, the things ai will help auto mate over the next decade. >> steve: that ibm ceo admitting devastating impact artificial intelligence will have on the american workforce as fellow tech leaders from google and microsoft sit down with the vice president at the white house tomorrow about how ai will take over the world. >> brian: douglas murray joins us. senator chuck schumer met with elon musk and you have prestigious people meeting the vice president this week. reason to be concerned? do you like the fact the government is being proactive about this? >> douglas: the warnings are interesting to what we heard about blue-collar work in the u.s. there is recognition that blue-collar jobs will disappear to automation.

there is a certain amount you can do to keep some jobs here. this is the different question, this is white-collar workers of america. it is a very interesting warning. i'm not sure the extent to which we can alter this or change the direction of this. think about being a translator. used to take years of training to be multi lingual and be able to do a simultaneous translator, took years of training. now it is a button. copy and paste with google translate and apps that will do it like that, so those jobs disappear. one job likely to disappear is social media manager, maybe we won't miss social media managers as we will translator. a lot of jobs that used to require certain degree of training or considerable amount

of education, which are likely to disappear and hard to see how you dodge that. >> steve: from white collar to white coat, the ai is very effective in medicine, people have come out and said that, unfortunately for a lot of other jobs for the white collar that require jchl, ai can take over, whose jchl will it imprint on the product? >> that is what we've seen with chatgpt. it is a loaded product. like a lot of tech. they pretend it is machine learning and it is not, it is machine learning and human interference. a friend the other day got chatgpt to write a poem in praise of president biden and a poem in praise of president e so hear chatgpt can do one of those slightly better than the other.

that is the future ahead of us. the question is the extent we can control it or our competitors to control it. >> ainsley: during the commercial get our your app and read the poems. >> brian: blacksmith used to be a hot job. i worry about emthis taking the world and not liking us. >> ainsley: goldman sachs says 300,000 americans could be impacted. >> ainsley: why the smirk? >> douglas: don't know if it is possible. >> brian: coming up straight ahead issue bud light partnership with dylan mulvaney may cost the beer maker more than money, the top title set to go down the drain. outkick's own clay travis will

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>> ashley: fox news alert. a man is under arrest after the shooting in texas. >> there have been several arrests, i can't go into detail on that. >> ashley: arrests coming after francisco oropesa was taken into custody following four-day manhunt. the illegal immigrants, who has criminal record, including dwi is being held on bond. firefighters battling a fire in riverside, california. the fire spread in an area to have several homeless

encampment. thankfully no injuries were reported and no homes damaged so far. officials say it has potential to spread 25 acres. 29,000 british police officers being deployed for king charles coronation this weekend. fans are camping out to get a glimpse of the coronation carriages. tune in to special live coverage this saturday. martha maccallum and piers morgan will join ainsley ear earhardt. check in with janice dean, what is it like out there? >> janice: it is cold and yucky across the northeast toward the east coast, west coast. take a look. not feeling like may for big cities, 49 in new york, 39 in chicago. 39 in fargo, 41 in kansas city.

folks in michigan got 27 inches of snow. 32 inches since monday, that is not fun at all. potential for snow showers down toward mountains of west virginia today. area of low pressure lingering and stuck here and potential for showers in the forecast for parts of the ohio valley getting into saturday. hoping for a dry kentucky derby, my friends. potential for stronger storms tomorrow, thursday and friday for texas and oklahoma. foxweather.com for the latest details. ainsley is going to england and i'm going to the kentucky derby, will make sure it is beautiful weather for both. >> ainsley: thank you.

bud light could lose status as nation's top-selling beer over backlash from partnership with t trans influencer dylan mulvaney. bud light sales already plunging 26% in the wake of that deal. outkick founder clay travis joins us to react. hey, clay. what do you think about that? ashley was reporting earlier and says modello is on pace to take over. >> clay: i'm jealous, have fun in london for the coronation. i will be watching on saturday. for bud light, this is unmitigated disaster. completely and totally self-inflicted and i don't really know how they are going to climb out of this mess because people are now ridiculing others when they see them drinking bud light. if you're a guy at a bar, for a long time, people would sort of

order bud light, generic name brand everybody knew. now many people walk up to the bar or go to the grocery and buying beer, they are thinking of themselves, i'll buy anything other than bud light. i think this is a warning to all brands out there that have learned over the past 20 years or so, there are no consequences for going super woke in terms of trying to appeal to the far left wing in this country and bud light puts out march madness advertisement and it keeps getting worse and worse. i have a theory. to me, this is also representative of most of bud light's brand is purchased by men. in the trans universe, men by and large have not responded

favorably to influencers relating to the trans audience. women, there are lots of men like dylan mulvaney who identify as women that women have responded to in a favorable way, at least according to marketing. there are none that i can think of, women who identify as men that men have responded to. i think it is emblem attic of bud light not understanding who their consumer is and alienating. who was bud light going to add by advertising in this manner versus people they alienated? they used to make everybody laugh, they used to sell football and partying. let's be honest, humor and pretty women. that was it is way you got men to buy beer and that is none of these things. it struck discord ants tone and

if i were in charge of bud light and they're trying to do it, they ran ridiculous country music ad to appeal, here it is, old school, what they used to do in terms of the way to sell and they broke it. they broke their brand and they're in trouble and it's a warning sign to brands everywhere. >> ainsley: if you get in politics, know your audience, good point. thank you so much. thank you, i will, i'm excited. coming up, title 42 set to expire in eight dayses, prompting el paso, texas, already dealing with the illegal immigrant surge to declare state of emergency. the city mayor will join us live with his plea to the white house to secure our borders.

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the mayor declaring a state of emergency. 134% up, just this fiscal year alone. president biden is sending 1500 active duty u.s. troops to the southern border to help. that is a big border and not a lot of troops. joining me is the el paso mayor, oscar lesser. compare this to other tough periods in the past. >> this is more impactful and like you showed in the graph right now, the numbers are up and you see on the streets today, we have not seen those type of numbers. december was highest we had seen and that doesn't compare to december of 2022. >> brian: do you believe the border patrol is doing everything possible? do you believe they have what they need to control the border? that looks like everything they need, other than in control. >> the border patrol is

understaffed and it is important that biden administration announced yesterday they are sending 1500 troops to the border, that doesn't mean they will interact with refugees. >> brian: how it is affecting everyday life for the people that put you in office? >> pardon me? >> brian: how is this affecting your everyday life for people living in el paso? >> you know, that is why we declared state of emergency to make sure we were prepared to keep the people off the street and help them find temporary shelter. this is not for permanent sheltering, we'll be opening two schools that have been closed and opening the civic center and that is for people that have gone through the immigration program. the biggest problem is people who have not. once title 42 end, title 42 8

comes into effect and they will be deported and the border will not be open after title 42 expires. >> brian: we believe that, that is not believable, i understand 75,000 have come over last 10 days. you said 10,700 to new york. the mayor says you are sending illegal migrants there because you only send to cities with black mai are ones, is that correct, is that why you are doing it? >> no, my statement when i started, they are not coming to el paso, they are coming to the united states and we want to send them to their destination of choice. they feel there is bigger opportunity for work, they all want to work, that is why they

are coming in. it is not that we pick their destination issue the destination, they tell us where they want to go and we help them get there. >> brian: you can't just, it is great, people come here and that is feign and aspire to go to a certain city and that is great, that is not the way it works, you live this everyday. you can't come to this country and pick a city and expect the city of texas to pay for that or people of the united states to sponsor you. what is broken about our is system? >> you are correct, the immigration system is broke, it needses to be fixed and we need to work with people and continue to work with the people. el paso couldn't handle all the people coming in, we need to decompress and help them get to their destination, again, not

picked by us, picked by asylum seekers. i've been telling people, we need to figure out the end game. can't continue to be on the street and they can't go forward and they don't want to go backward, it has created -- >> brian: i understand and crazy thing issue the president came, you cleaned up the streets and sanitized el paso, not the one you have to deal with everyday. thank you so much. >> that is incorrect statement, when the president came, the numbers had gone down and you were able to see they had gone down. >> brian: you cleaned up the streets, mr. mayor, for the president. that was not a candid look of el paso and you know that. >> that is incorrect statement and shame you would put out that statement. >> brian: look at it now compared to what he saw. >> okay, remember in december, the numbers went down and numbers increased recently

because title 42 is getting ready to expire. >> brian: turning around 30%. i have to run. you are in a bad situation and you should call out the administration on it and help your people. >> it is important we get the right narrative in what we do and don't do and we are thankful president biden came and met with the border patrol. >> brian: he's come once and his policy did this, he broke the border, destroyed your city and wasn't called out for it and that's on you. i got to run. >> it did not break just recently -- >> brian: up 200 + % since this administration took over and broke it. mayorkas destroyed your city. thank you, mr. mayor. >> that is a false narrative. >> brian: we see it everyday. let's go to another city that is affected by it. will cain is in fort worth,

texas. will. >> will: my mic is up. brian, can you hear me? >> brian: yeah. >> will: i was told it was a nontalking piece, i'm always happy to talk and messing up people's cream in their coffee. >> brian: we'll check in a second. dana perino will tell us about her show. >> dana: i hope this is a talking tease, thank you, step right up. president biden losing support with a key voting group, hispanics, can republicans win them over? and kamala harris undergoing transformation in the white house, will this wob work? fentanyl deaths haveip trelled in the last five years, what can you do to protect your kids? and the biden administration says there are too many jobs, the man who lost his job when president biden took office

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>> will: nicky and i were talking and you said you think our focus is a bit off. >> absolutely. we have border issues and economy issues and focusing on biden's favorite flavor of ice

cream and men and women sports, which is important and a problem, it is not where focus should be. >> will: she is saying we have bigger issues to focus on, brenda lost her job and is having a problem finding another job. >> i have applied for at least 200 jobs. i get e-mails, sorry, the job is cancelled and it will show up again as an opportunity. >> will: -- >> wouldn't be here today.

>> will: some of my friend's dads came in, this is an institution and the cooks hate when i heard this. the cooks roll their eyes. let me introduce you to judy and doug. they heard my call and showed up in their burnt orange and brought their grandson with them. nicky said we need to focus on gender and politics. >> it is important. we have two daughters who played sports in college and have grand daughters, i do not want guys there dressing rooms and do not want them competing against them either. >> will: i agree, it is deeper, getting to place denying reality and everything on top of that is window dressing. i did the poll and told you about the political poll. here is what it was, like 22

people in here at the time and i went around who wanted to are sw. it came back 11 trump, 6 desantis, one nikki haley, one asa hutchinson and one willie nelson. >> go, willie. >> will: judy and doug brought something out, want me to sign their "fox and friends" sign, the third signature following lawrence and pete and steve, you were here and you missed your spot on the sign. get everybody on "fox and friends" this morning. awesome hanging out. let's do it on camera. let's do it. does it suggest my ego is compensating if i write it bigger than these two? here we go. check that out. there you go. it has been fun hanging out with the people here at the old south

pancake house. good to get back out with the people. everybody is excited and having a good time. everybody having a good time at breakfast this morning? [applause] >> will: let's do, i don't know how much time i have, a few seconds. one final tally. raise your hand if you are a fan and in 2024 it is donald trump. i would say that is over half. now those hands down, ron desantis. [cheering] >> will: third there. i will not do asa hutchinson and nikki haley, but other candidates than desantis and trump. my guys over there. there you go, there is your poll from fort worth. check back in with texans, americans, back to you. >> brian: gallup has nothing on you, will, best poll ever. >> steve: i think the kid in the front held up his hand at onin

po. funny stuff. >> steve: nicely done, will. >> ainsley: willie nelson. >> steve: ordered the texas chow down. >> ainsley: good people in fort worth. >> steve: thank you for joining us, we'll be back tomorrow axios a.m. eastern >> there has been several arrests but i can't go into the details on that. as of now, we may have the weapon but we have to wait for ballistics. >> bill: the hunt for a killer is now over in texas. multiple arrests have been made after last friday's mass shooting including the prime suspect, an illegal immigrant deported at least four times. as we say good morning. a lot to uncover here. i'm bill hemmer.