>> todd: an active scene unfolding at this hour as the texas national guard works to hold the line of desperate migrants pushing toward our country with title 42 no longer in effect. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. men, women and children on the steep banks the rio grande river before facing the currents of the water below only to be met with this serious plea from officials on the other side. [indiscernible]

>> todd: caroline schiffley is live on the ground this morning. caroline. >> post-title 42, here at gate 42, couple miles from where we were yesterday, buses are coming and migrants are being taken to processing center. in the last hour, we shot new video to show you of migrants coming through and being checked and loading up on the buses. numbers from the el paso sector on the border patrol. in april, el paso sector saw 1400 encounters are if the whole month. the last two days, they had 1500 per day. they pushed to get to the border and they wouldn't be allowed in if they waited. mayorkas released a statement saying, starting now, if you arrive here, we will assume you

are not eligible for asylum and they have 24000 border patrol and asylum officers and judges. >> we are ready to meet them. we expected to see large numbers of encounters initially, we are seeing high numbers in certain sectors. >> the texas national guard is along the border in brownsville. tactical team members were blocking migrants from crossing the border yesterday. some republican lawmakers toured last night and had harsh words for administration policy. >> what you don't see down here tonight is democrats. >> right. >> joe biden is not here, kamala harris is not here. you can see along here, shirts of people caught in the razor wire. that little gerl girl, can't be

more than five or six, might have been four or five. come down here and look at the faces of people they are destroying and tell me this is humane and compassionate. >> huge development overnight. migrant holding centers were to release people when shelters reach capacity. it would have instructed migrants to turn themselves in to immigration office in 60 days to be screened for asylum. last night a judge put a block on that for two weeks. back to you. >> todd: thank you. bring in todd benzamen. he is in matamoros, mexico. todd, five hours in, describe what you are seeing. >> todd: well, behind me is the rio grande and a massive migrant camp in this part. just a little way away from me,

there are -- swimming over -- being met by texas national guard team members and texas dps who are -- brawn, like n.f.l. linemen or something -- them pass or pass up the riverbank. this is a brand-new -- plan here. this was an area -- welcomed in and processed through and released into the -- but texas -- intervened forcefully in this manner and seems to be

effective so far from what i've seen. >> ashley: todd, mayorkas warned to migrants coming to the u.s. after title 42 expired last night saying they cannot seek asylum anymore. based on what you're seeing in matamoros, are they heeding those warnings? >> todd: going to happen now -- no, i don't -- the texas troopers and national guard were not here, they would be continually pouring through. there are loopholes in the -- when they decide to deport for title 8, they made it possible for immigrants to say return to mexico and if you say that, you get to appeal your case to a

judge and beyond a judge. you mentioned the -- if they go beyond the -- well, enough people -- that builds the facilities have to start releasing. figure that out, but they probably will figure out there are ways around this expedited thing and a lot of them can apply unaccompanied minors who will continually be allowed in. a lot of family units will probably be released into the country, as well. they will not detain unitses. >> todd: todd bensman in the thick of it in matamoros, mexico. thank you.

if i'm looking at this from a history perspective, if you're reading a history book. thousands of people coming to your border and crossing at any point in history was known as an invasion. what we are seeing is an invasion and don't let the left tell you other dollars wight. a member of the house border security caucus will be here live later this hour to break this undo. meantime, one top democrat wants to convince you the chaos you are seeing with your own eyes is nothe real. as is often the case with my colleagues, they create fictional argument around what is happening at the border. >> ashley: it is not fiction to these angel families, their loved ones were killed by illegal immigrants. we'll get their reaction to the end of title 42, right after this.

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>> todd: new video out of matamoros, mexico, showing migrants swimming across the border now that title 42 has ended. border agents ordered to let some migrants in with no tracking. angel families are still concerned for their community

safety. allison and laura both lost their sons, jody's brother murdered by an illegal immigrant. they join me now. agnes, what goes through your mind when you see what is happening today following the end of title 42? >> i am absolutely disappointed. in 21 years, nothing has changed as far as illegal immigration in this country. president biden has slept through two years of the border crisis, along with vp harris and mayorkas. they are doing nothing to protect the border and citizens of this country. we are a sovereign nation, we have the right to protect our border. this will not prevent more illegals coming in. we need to enforce existing laws. i miss president trump. i wish president trump would

come back and i wish kari lake would have won and have more candidates that have the courage to fight this insanity and stand up and fight for our country and put america first. >> todd: joe, what is your reaction when you see the biden administration unleashing this on our country? >> it is -- extreme maga republicans create fictional argument around what is happening at the border and then actually do nothing to solve the real problem. >> todd: that is jeffries. what is your reaction about what they are unleashing in our country? >> we are not against

immigration, we are against illegal immigration. this should be a bipartisan issue, both sides should come together and work out legitimate laws to keep this country safe. make no mistake, it is simply distraction from the root pro problem, which is disconnect from this administration between actions and consequences, especially regarding american laws. what is happening is self inflicted and circumventing our laws. no law is being enforced. they need to come together, get legitimate immigration laws. they are failing the american people right now. it is absolutely unprecedented what is going on. it is craziness. >> todd: laura, your son was tortured and killed by an illegal in 2010. when you see these images of

illegal immigrantses, migrants acrossing, there will not be consequences. a court date 10 years out is not a consequence. when you think about how your son suffered, can you even find the words? >> it is hard to find the words. i believe this is planned by biden and the democrats to allow anyone into this country, even terrorists and rapers and even nice people, all kinds coming. we do not hate the people coming, we love our country and have right to enforce border. we have become worse than a third world country, even third world countries protect their border. i did an interview with a man in japan, why are you worried about sanctuary cities? what would happen if i came

across and came myself? he said, you would be arrested. they don't understand what is going on. in their country, you would be arrested, no qualms about it. i'm saddened that we've become worse than a third world country. >> todd: try to prepare for this segment by putting myself in your shoes and each one of you, if you want to go visit europe, you need a passport, right? you see what is happening today, these individuals can just cross and live here and -- not saying all of them are criminals, probably most are nice people issue but those that are have the capacity to reek havoc on a family just like an illegal reeked havoc on your families and that is sad. keep strong. i don't know how you do it, thank you for getting up and joining us. extreme weather, tornados

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winds. janice dean here is fox weather forecast. has this been going on for months? >> it's been busy and started early. our big story is migrants. we have heavy rain in the area over next couple days. take a look at tornado reports over the last 24 hours. dozen tornados stretching from texas up toward kansas, including oklahoma city, in and around the region and potential for severe storms today in the same areas, stretching from big bend of texas toward the midwest with bullseye where all ingredientses come together for large hail, damaging wind and tornado and possibility of tornado to sioux falls. foxweather.com is your best resource and rain still to come. look at this. four to six inches in some areas

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with hurricanes we have the models i show during hurricane season, different models as to where the cone will go. that is computer generated data, mathematical equation and we input the atmosphere and temperature and wind, we input that data to get the computer model information. i think that ai is going to help us. we're getting help with ai, when it comes to rapid intensification of hurricanes. i think we can work in tandem. it is important to have data, have you heard of chaos theory or butterfly effect. i don't think computers will be able to capture that. >> ashley: long story short, you don't think humans will be taken

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>> janice: i think, since the beginning of science fiction, computers have been taking over. it was predicting the future, we'll have that threat and i think the human element has to be implement said. >> todd: no computer can replace the one and only janice dean. she is awesome and much like me, oftentimes, you don't know what is going to come out of your mouth and i have no idea and there is no way ai can predict this. >> janice: that's right. >> ashley: thank you. >> todd: here for life. >> ashley: for life? >> todd: not going anywhere. >> ashley: funding the police actually works, who would have thought? we're taking you to a city that hires more officers and seeing significant results. there are too many options.

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>> todd: we're back with a fox news alert. five hours into a post-title 42 america, and new video showing buses in el paso picking up migrants who crossed over just about 30 minutes ago to take them back to mexico. working to hold the line against a stream of desperate migrants pushing toward our country. encountering 10,000 per day to

lineup in texas and arizona. some migrants clutching infant children despite warning from the texas national guard it is not safe to come. >> ashley: historic migrant crisis could cost taxpayers millions. >> todd: cheryl casone will crunch the numbers. >> cheryl: the chaos coming at incredible cost, especially for local taxpayers. the center for immigration studies, cities and towns are shoul shouldering responsibility and could be looking at 268 million in total if you take the entire country into account. another report from healthcare and family services, shows a billion would be needed next year just for the city of chicago to cover healthcare cost of migrants living in the greater chicago area. congressman michael waltz says

american taxpayer money is best used elsewhere. >> when i talk to veterans who do not have services and teachers classrooms are overwhelmed and infrastructure crumbles and yet those are services for american citizens, we talked about the debt limit and if this country can sustain spending, but shrug at prospect of eight million new people coming in and putting a strain on the same services like it is no big deal and that is unfair to the taxpayer and people who paid into the system and already aren't getting the services they deserve. >> cheryl: another example here, mayor eric adams is turning to corporations and businesses that operate in the city to help him plead his case to the government for more money.

according to politico, he asked the business community for help and only received 38.5 million from fema and wanted more. we don't know, to be clear, about what the financial toll is going to be on cities and states across the country, municipalities like chicago and new york that are taking in migrants or they are getting bussed in. they are coming in fast and furious and the numbers change everyday, but if they stay and be wards of the city, what does that cost? we just don't know yet. it is pretty frightening what it could be. >> ashley: we don't know issue but a lot. cheryl, talk about twitter and elon. >> cheryl: twitter ceo elon musk says twitter will introduce a new female ceo. we expect this announcement next month. he tweeted, my role will

transzition to being executive chair and cto, overseeing sys ops and chief technology officer. the new person will be the head of nbc universal linda yakareno. that is a name thrown out there, we'll know officially next month. he had always said he would step back from the role at some point. >> todd: he has 18 other companies he needs to run, there's a lot. >> cheryl: 90% of jobs at twitter are gone under him. thank you. >> ashley: listen to this, down 36% in tacoma after the city added more police officers. henry betts, president of the tacoma police union is joining me now. who would have thought funding

the police would be the answer to cutting down on crime. there is a lot that goes into this, but when you look at them being funded and police being put on the street, is it deterrence or response times? how have the numbers gone down? >> i wish i could tell you. we have not really added police, we are using police on every overtime and working double shifts and comparing this year's crime to record-breaking years in the last two years, so it looks like decrease. take a step back, that is not what the community is seeing and feeling. crime is still really high. we're down a lot of cops, about 10% of the police force, which might not sound like a lot, it ends with mandatory overtime, it

makes it look like crime is down, that is not what the community is seeing. >> ashley: why was there a change of heart? what made tacoma hire more police? >> well, we were hiring to replace attrition. we are budgeted 366 and we're about 330. in 2010, we were budgeted 400 cops. we have been defunded. numbers decreasing are just coming down from record-breaking years, crime is still really high, the community is frustrated, response times are bad. until we take concrete steps and change things, we'll have high crime. unacceptable levels of crime. >> ashley: you talk about crime being high, other category your city have seen a drop in crime. any drop is good.

assault down 17.9%, 51.7% for burglary, down 52%. of the numbers not good enough for you guys? going down is going down with high crime we've seen. >> yeah. and the worst thing we can do. if it is down 50%, but went up 200 points couple of years ago. what if i said homicides are down or burglaries are down, worst thing to do to community members. come out after we get a decrease and say, it is getting better, not matching the frustration in the community. >> ashley: thank you for your

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>> ashley: former marine daniel penny is set to turn himself in to the manhattan district attorney office today to face manslaughter charges in the death of jordan neely on the subway last week. >> todd: alexandria hoff has details. >> alexandria: the veteran faces 15 years in jail. his attorneys stating this, when mr. penny stepped in to protect himself and his fellow passengers, fellow new yorkers, his well being was not assured, he risked his own safety. the unforeseen death of mr. jordan neely. once the facts are brought to bear, mr. penny will be

absolved. da alvin bragg's office 10 days after attempt to subdue 30-year-old jordan neely via choke hold resulted in his death. passengers say jordan neely had been making threatses. attorneys representing jordan neely's family said daniel penny's statement is not showing regret. he believed he was entitled to take jordan's life. he needs to be in prison. new york city mayor adams says he's staying out of it. >> i think it is important not to interfere as the mayor of the city in those parts that the police department has yet to take their action and the da will make the determination how to handle this case and i respect that, respect da bragg's job and what he has to do. >> alexandria: jordan neely

death sparked rolling protest throughout new york city, those there saying this needs to be called murder. fox news contributor leo terrell had this to say about the manslaughter charge. >> leo: this is a racially charged prosecution. it is because the defendant is black and the marine is white. and the individuals that assisted the marine were people of color. i think this case will go nowhere. motivation was based on race. >> alexandria: a woman told the "new york post" she was on the train at the time and said jordan neely's threats included killing people on this subway car. >> todd: a lot of evidence to be presented. thank you. big three evening news appear to have the same take on this story, watch. >> police say jordan neely was harassing passengers and acting erratically issue but was not

physically violent. >> the marine said he never intended to harm jordan neely. >> this charge carries maximum sentence of 15 years in prison and it is used when someone recklessly causes the death of someone else. >> ashley: joe concha joins us. i don't know if you heard the tag of the story. she said a woman spoke out and said some threats, her words, threats jordan neely was giving was killing people whachl does the left expect people to do, not act in self-defense for yourself and people on the train? >> joe: that's right. result of the charges will be simple. if you're in a public place like subway and you see someone threatening someone else's life, you will not be inclined to step in and help those being threatened. you will walk away to save

yourself from going to jail for 15 years and doing the right thing, that is what this is saying. don't bother trying to help, even if you're a marine with the proper training, just walk away, maybe nothing will happen. in this case, jordan neely had been previously arrested 44 times for multiple assaults, including of old people. he once tried to kid nap a seven-year-old kid. that part gets ignored in the stories we're seeing in the news and suddenly the marine who tried to protect others is the bad guy and racist and to leo terrell's point, there were people of color trying to help him subdue jordan neely. the lives of criminals are valued more than law abiding citizens, while most of the media says good job, alvin, this needs to be done. this is a whole ball of wrong

and sets a horrible precedent. if you are brave enough to step in and help somebody else, instead of filming them, you will be painted the bad guy and can go to jail for a very long time. >> todd: it is important to note alvin bragg did not convene a grand jury in this situation where a lot of evidence we were discussing would have made it in and change what happened. want your thoughts on this e-mail showing hunter biden divorce attorneys and attorneys representing his ex-wife were aware of the money he made from a romanian deal. watch. >> i kept my head so deeply buried in the sand, i honestly have nothing to contribute. >> have you been subpoenaed, though? >> i have not been subpoenaed. >> todd: i'm shocked to find

gambling going on here. is this whole family clueless or untruthful, which is it? >> joe: i'm impressed, we usually do '90s movies and you went with "casablanca," 1940. this is amazing, this divorce case, you have hunter biden, we're now seeing not only made millions in china, in ukraine and russia, extended to romania. i think would a subpoena is coming at some point and there is child care as far as hunter biden saying, i do not have the money to pay for a child that i fathered, even though we're seeing now that hunter biden between all the deals and artwork going for nearly $500,000 has plenty of money.

it seems like everyday another shoe is dropping when it comes to the president's son. when does it lead to his father? it appears to involve the entire biden family. i guess james comer will continue to do his digging. we know the media journalists out there are treating it like journalism, thou shalt not touch. it will not be up to the media to uncover how deep and far hunter biden's potentially scandalous actions go, including to the president. >> ashley: talking about the media turning their heads to this. "new york times" says no evidence of wrongdoing by president biden. hunter biden would not have been anywhere near this if his dad were not president. >> todd: and fbi is working in

concert with the media because it is confidential. joe concha, have a great weekend. >> joe: i won't, my devils got beat last night, but the future is next. we should have beaten that team. i don't like carolina right now. >> todd: what is going on at the southern border? congresswoman debbie lesko is here next. >> ashley: first, steve will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: coming up on "fox and friends," the clock struck 12 and title 42 was terminated. bracing for tidal wave of illegal migrants. how people are preparing for the surge that is expected to start today at sun up. plus daniel penny, marine vet,

will probably face a manslaughter charge in the choke-hold death of jordan neely on the subway train in new york city. we'll have a live report from the fifth district of new york. and severe weather, midwest and california brace for possible tornados and flash flooding today. janice dean will track it all. also with us, congressman, dan crenshaw, shannon bream, pete, geraldo and a busy morning on "fox and friends." we have a crazy contraption you will see us jump over at the conclusion of our show. will anybody wind up in an ambulance? it is possible. we have a crazy show planned for you. todd and ashley back in a couple, you a are watching "fox and friends first."

>> border patrol has been here in full force.

i have been here for three days now, and i have not seen as many agents as i have tonight that are camping right down by the river. they have night vision trucks and sitting there with cameras on top that are scanning the verizon. they light the water up. they is a go back. this is dangerous. come back through a port of entry. your children are in danger. don't bring them into the water. and that sort of thing. and then if they bring them to the bank, they just say we're not letting you through. >> we are getting a firsthand look at our southern border now that title 42 it is no longer in place. texas national guard working to hold the line against a stream of desperate migrants surging into you are ocountry. >> ashley: arizona congresswoman a member of the house security congress debbie lesko joins us now. you heard those snippets of live reports we have been having all morning long at the border them say. i mean, it's complete chaos where they are. and there is more border patrol agents than they have ever seen.

this is just going to get worse. >> you're right. it is going to get worse. as you said, i'm a member of the border caucus here in congress. i'm also from a border state. so i have been to the border multiple times. and before title 42 had expired. it was already in a crisis. and now even the biden administration is projecting there is going to be 10 to 13,000 people that are trying to cross the border each and every day. in yuma, arizona, the mayor of yuma has asked the president to declare a national emergency so he can get fema help, so he can get national guard help. it's a total disaster. >> todd: just quickly, mayorkas said they had a plan. do you know where else they had a plan? afghanistan. either their plans are grossly incompetent and they are grossly incompetent or this is purposeful. which one is it? >> i think it's purposeful.

i have been in congress for a while. i have seen all the legislation been passed through the democrat controlled congress, and it's purposeful. they want an open border for what end goal? i do not know. i can only guess. but, you know, yesterday on the floor of the house of representatives, republicans passed a border security bill. we have a solution. the democrats complained about it. they said that we should work with them on a comprehensive plan. well, they had two years, two years of total control of the house, the senate, the presidency, they did nothing to secure the border. and these people -- even the immigrants are being hurt by the cartels. girls are being sold into sex slavery. this is something that the democrats and biden are complicit in. they are doing absolutely nothing to help our country be secured. it's awful. >> ashley: you know, you were just talking about the secure the border act that did pass.

it's probably -- biden is probably going to vito it and vt i'm not sure what that means to the united states or americans. what does that signify to you? what's going to happen? >> we don't know what's going to happen. certainly republicans were elected for multiple reasons but one of the reasons was to secure the border because as you see in the polling, americans want a secure border. they wants to know who is crossing the border. we're compassionate nation. we have over 1 million people a year that legally immigrate to the united states. that's more than any other country in the entire world. but we can't just let everybody and anybody in to our country without screening them, without vetting them. there has been border patrol agents that said that they're not even vetting the adults that these children, unaccompanied children are going to. they are being sold into sex slavery. this is outrageous. if the democrats and biden want to be compassionate to these

illegal immigrants, they need to secure the border and get this under control. >> todd: cbp got an ied. let's face it. this is one they caught. they are completely overwhelmed. ing what what is getting through. the thought of that makes me shudder. t.thank you. happy mother's day to you and all of you out there. >> ashley: thank you. "fox & friends" starts now. >> steve: this is a fox news alert. and good morning, everybody. it's friday may 12th, 2023. now to the southern border. a wave after wave of migrants are starting to pour into the united states following the midnight expiration of title 42. >> brian: all right. agents were encountering 10,000 every single day. this week before the policy ended. but that's going up. >> ainsley: caroline shively on the ground in el paso with the latest. i was reading 10,000 on monday, tuesday, and wednesday. three d days in a row. >> absolutely. the shelters are absolutel