weeping like a fox news alert. a border patrol agents in the san diego sector erecting an afghan national on the fbi terror watch list. it happened wednesday, one day before title 42 was set to expire. good afternoon everyone welcome back to fox news live i am arthel neville. >> hi everyone i'm eric shawn happy mother's day of course to all the mothers out there. the first week and since title 42 especially expired customs and border protection reports migrant encounters are actually

down across multiple sectors. still overwhelmed agents are dealing with a record number of migrants who were housed in their facilities. dhs secretary mayorkas morning we are not yet out of the woods. >> united states border patrol has experienced a 50% drop in the number of encounters versus what we were experiencing earlier in the week. before title 42 ended at midnight on thursday. it is still early. we are in day three. we have been planning for this transition for months and months. we have been executing on our planet will continue to do so. arthel: must go to bill melugin live on the border in brownsville, texas. bill, you broke the news force of the afghan national what more can you tell us? >> good afternoon to you bro i'm hearing from multiple sources is

on wednesday border patrol agents in the san diego sector arrested afghan national cross illegally was later deemed to be a match on the fbi terror watch list. take a look at this map right here i was told that happen inland san diego county. i am told the person crossed in a group with migrants, they were apprehended by san diego sector agents for the took the back to the station, when their fingerprints and databases when they got that watchlist hit. i'm told the fbi later confirmed that was a match the fbi is now the lead on this investigation. congressman darrell ice that represents that area. his office giving us a statement which says in part by dense open borders are not just a gateway to 5 million illegals record human and crisis in history. biden's reckless policy it to even the most wanted terrorist in the world to come to america. the nation knows what is going

on as a president so i began to be held accountable for what he has done. we want to show you this video he shot this video on friday inside a border patrol a facility experienced significant overcrowding. one of the room's capacity for 120 but had over 700 single adult men in it. the capacity for that facility is supposed to be about 1000. we were told there is more than 3000 in that facility. you can get a snapshot of what the overcrowding was like on friday bird however illegal crossings in el paso since then have followed. it is likely not looking like that at all anymore. we also want to show this right here. take a look at this del rio sector agents arresting a confirmed gang member who they say was involved in human smuggling. bring a group of illegal immigrants across the border. they arrested him and charge him

with human smuggling and illegal reentry. lastly when showed the drone video shot in mission, texas for here in the rio grande valley. you can see some of the overflow after a series of illegal crossings. this sector was having a massive surge earlier in the week. one day i believe it was tuesday they had 3300 illegal crossings are in a single day. but the numbers have since fallen off a cliff just in the last 24 hours here in the rgb. lesson 500 illegal crossings. back out here lie we are a significant drop in illegal crossings all across texas. el paso, del rio sector in the rgb. california numbers in san diego are still as are some of the numbers in arizona. here in texas we are seeing a steep decrease instead of a search after title 42 expiration will send back to you. arthel: so bill, do you think the decrease in numbers, the crossings there in texas is maybe a combination of what the

messaging by administration has been putting out the past few days, couple weeks? and also the barbed wire fencing that texas governor abbott had put up there in texas. let's it's a question i asked multiple contacts. his three-pronged pre-number when they're getting more cooperation right now from the mexican government for the mexican government is not letting a lot of migrants to close the border right now. number two, yes a lot of the migrants are going to the ports of entry now because the bite administration is doing the parole program they can sign up on the app and go to report instead then get released into the country number three we saw ourselves in brownsville the state of texas took a very aggressive approach this week walking people, rows of razor where there physically stopping people from entering. combine all three of the things that numbers are significant endowed. by context of the do not expect

the numbers to stay down. they expect them to keep going up in the days and weeks. will send back to you. bill melugin live at the border brown folk, texas thank you. before afghan national set to be a match on the terror watch list as bill had just reported coming in a group of migrants the likes it seems to some suspected terrorist may be willing to cross the border. so far to date 70 people on the terrorist watchlist have been nabbed it the prominent security advisor charles is the ceo of sentinel security solutions. charles first a reaction to the fact right away there is a detention of somewhat on the terrorist watch list from afghanistan. what is your reaction to that? >> 's is not surprising at all for this threat we have known has existed the entire time the bed by administration decided they were going to do away with remain in mexico, stop building the wall.

not because they were not working those and other tools but because of politics. we have seen this administration from the very beginning put their politics over the country's national security. this crisis is by no means anywhere being over. before the secretary of homeland security mayorkas is saying they have plans in place. had said for example in some sectors they numbers are down 50% since title 42 expired a few days ago. do you think those numbers will hold that that will stay down? >> if those numbers do stay down it is not going to be in it thanks to the administration and their policies because i am a firm believer they have not had any type of strategy in place at all. the fact the secretary has been making the rounds this weekend about what a great job they have been doing with this crisis is dangerously arrogant and a flat out lie. i think what it has caused the

states like texas and arizona and others along the border to take action because the federal government has entirely abandon their federal responsibilities when it comes to securing that border. and that is why the numbers are down. eric: as were talking we sea life from the drone flight team in brownsville detents. the rows of tents and close that are being dried on clotheslines, endless line of blue tents of migrants who are crossed over now waiting in brownsville. what can potentially stop this? can anything finally get a hole of this legislation in congress, some way those in washington can come together to deal with the continuing influx? >> you know unfortunately, eric, what you just described happening in el paso and other cities along the border is going to spread throughout the interior of the united states. i believe every city is going to experience every aspect of this

border crisis eventually and all of its forms via drugs, be it public safety, and crime and crushing blows to the infrastructure like hospitals and schools et cetera. i think the administration needs to get with the false narrative you can't have a secure border and much of immigration reform pretty much how much immigration pharmacy did you have to have control the border first. the other thing is the administration needs to get away from the dream of mass amnesty. it's not going to happen. the republicans are never going to agree with that nor is it good for the country. not only is this crisis contending because the numbers at the border so crisis levels the administration still has to answer for the 7 million plus that if made into the interior of the united states. many of them unvented i would argue and find out exactly where they are and what they are doing. make sure they eventually get there immigration hearings. eric: in terms of immigration

hearings there are reports people are getting cards and save got a hearing in 2025, 2027. 2035, 10 years are now. finally wasn't going to meet if someone crosses over the border, they give them a piece of paper you got your immigration hearing in a decade? >> you know the immigration hearing dates have never been a success story because the judges have always been overwhelmed. mayorkas should've known as a u.s. attorney. he should have known it when he was director of u.s. citizenship and immigration from his deputy secretary of homeland security enough secretary. so this goes back to the previous points of them being unprepared for this crisis in its entirety and their lack of planning has contributed to this and caused it greatly. eric: four mark per month security advisors dealt with this issue for a long time, charles good to see you thank you. >> you too.

arthel: eric, meanwhile a suburban new york nonprofit helping homeless veterans claims that had to scramble to house about 20 vets who were evicted from temporary housing at a hotel for the organizations of the hotel had to make room for migrants being bused in from new york city. cb cotton is live now with more. what are the details here? what's hi arthel. a group of veterans said they were left without a place to rest their heads as you mention a bid new york city's efforts to grapple with his migrant crisis for the veterans advocacy group based a little more than an hour away from the city helps homeless and low-income veterans find a place to stay per spokesperson for the nonprofit telling fox news in part our veterans were housed in several hotels that were preparing to receive migrants from new york city. philippe my team and i were able to scramble and find temporary housing for these veterans. now on thursday new york city

mayor eric adams bused a total of 60 adult single mail migrants to the suburban orange county. the migrants are voluntary participants in the city's relocation program with the city paying for their four-month hotel stay. orange county one of its towns filed a total of three lawsuits asking the state supreme court to block the city's relocation plan for the suburban community to the north also issued an executive order to block the migrants arrival but according to the county's lawsuit these efforts were no good on thursday the migrants showed up in orange county leader telling fox news he spoke to were the veterans who was pushed out of the hotel for the migrants arrival, li listen. >> ago i talked to today he's got three purple hearts and a brown start with valor. she was in tears. none of the upstate counties designated themselves as century counties. i'm fortunate we are getting the brunt of incompetence because the city plans to send migrants to rockland county but supreme

court judge granted a temporary restraining order blocking the migrants arrival city spokesperson telling fox news the city will be appealing that decision. mayor eric adam singh this past thursday, until the federal government provides more support to new york city, other places will have to step up. >> we are coordinated and explained to her colleagues in the state this is a statewide issue. it's not like new york all the sudden we are just going to send people and transport them to other municipalities we coordinated with others. it took us over a year because we try to hold on into this the best we can on our own. what were sending is a quarter of 1%. of what we have a quarter of 1%. rexnord civil liberties union filed a federal lawsuit on thursday it's rockland and orange county for their attempts to block the migrants arrival. now we should note one of the

hotels was reportedly evicted the veterans told the near post it had not done so and had not taken in any migrants nor had plans to come arthel. arthel: okay cb cotton reporting live from our new york newsroom. eric: present biden spend the weekend's beach house in delaware as he border control issue continues. aclu accusing the president following former president terms lead when it comes to ordering migrants to only ask for asylum at ports of entry. so how is the administration continue to doubt the post vital to title 42 flow? lucas tomlinson with more on the white house plans and reaction from the north lawn of the white house, hi lucas. >> present by dhs jeep said since the end of title 42 the number migrant encounters on the southern border is dropped significantly. >> the past two days the united states border patrol has seen approximate 50% drop in the

number of people encountered at our southern border as compared to the numbers earlier this week before title 42 came to an end midnight on thursday. >> our colleague bill melugin reported border patrol says the days leading up to friday this on the highest number of crossings in u.s. history. more than 80000 last week he was congressman byron donald's on sunday but. >> was happening now is because of joe biden's recklessness. his desire when he became president to rip up all the trump era policies that actually had our borders secure. and now they are scrambling to find a solution to the crisis joe biden created. >> on the comes the ceiling the white house claims gop plan would terminate thousands of border patrol atf and dea agents allow thousands of pounds of coke, sentinel and heroin into the country along with other drugs. president biden spoke about that republican bill last week. ask what is that they're going to cut?

what are they going to keep? are they going to continue to fund the defense department? they're not going to do that what are they going to fund? >> eric on the present claims to not know what is in the gop bill but claims to know what it cuts. "washington post" fact checker said the white house asked as at the numbers conjured up to really veterans benefits are unlikely to be cut. former new york governor and up almost at present biden's terribly mismanaged situation on the southern border. eric: all right lucas at the white house thank you. arthel: erin and lucas the fort university of idaho students who were murdered last year honored at the school's commencement this weekend. how one victims mom describes a walking in place of her daughter at that ceremony when "fox news live" returns. s. uh... here i'll take that. ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein,

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university of idaho was on for students who were murdered last november by awarding them posthumous degrees during yesterday's spring ceremony commencement the victims were remembered for their quote strength and inspiration as part of the class of 2023, along with 3000 classmates.

jeff and paul is live with the story. >> arthel, six months to the day of their murders fort university of idaho students who were killed are not only being remembered but honored for the lives they lived for the university of idaho awarded posthumous degrees and certificates to the families of madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin. and ethan's will get his in the coming weeks. the families of madison mogen and kaylee attended the commencement ceremonies for 2023. madison's parents walking across a stage to accept her bachelors degree in marketing. kaylee family received a bachelor's degree general site is on her behalf for the mom calling the experts surreal at abc's "good morning america". >> i would have never thought a year ago or even six months ago

that there was going to be a reason kaylee would not be able to accept her own degree. that she would not be here. >> for students were stabbed to death in their off-campus home after a night out six months ago. after an extensive man had authorities arrested 28-year-old bryan kohberger six weeks after the killings be the case is just in the beginning stages of the legal process. former fbi director told graduating members to remember the four and for what they stood for. >> and you have gone through a fiscal crisis, a pandemic and a horrific tragedy that could shatter any community. but did not hear because of the strengths and the work and the love that were shown to you by everybody and helping one another. quickly off-campus house where the murders took place is set to

be demolished as a healing step. meanwhile the suspect bryan kohberger has not entered a plea just yet. a pulmonary hearing is scheduled for the end of june. arthel: so horrible and heartbreaking. jeff paul, thank you. eric: a special tribute yes indeed. a brave 13 year old girl in florida comes face-to-face with a shark and thankfully she lives to tell about it. jonathan live now with how she did it by punching the shark when it came up to her. hi jonathan. >> she definitely put up a fight 13-year-old ella read believes it was a bull shark that attacked her and the shark was approximately 4 feet long. i haven't for pierce state park on florida semantic post. ella and her friend were waist deep water. the sharks went under the friend headed straight for ella and better in the abdomen. >> i tried blocking it with my arm in my hand in it just slipped in and got my finger and my arm.

at like soups around and got my leg again. did not hurt in the first part because all the adrenaline was a just like, i don't know. we were so shocked. >> ella's friend drove her home in a golf cart bird her parents brought her to a nearby fire station and their paramedics rushed to the hospital but her mom says ella was remarkably calm in the hospital the whole time the nurses were treating her. she was eventually released. according to data from the university of florida the u.s. has averaged about 74 unprovoked shark bites for per year since 2013 staying out of the water during lowlight hours, avoid areas where people are fishing and swimming with a buddy can help lower the risk but not eliminate it as ella, who is doing all of these things found out. nevertheless ellis is a shark attack is not frightened her away from the beach. within 24 hours after the attack she was back visiting the beach she plans to go back in the

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eric: bells are chiming for each of the tent victims who tragically lost their lives that day when a gunman opened fire in a racist attack in a largely black neighborhood be the government was white is serving a life sentence without parole. meanwhile in north carolina democratic governor cooper vetoing a bill that would ban all abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy. the general to attempt to override that. under brawl breaking out supporters to city council candidates yesterday but it all started when one councilmember causing an uproar among supporters. two people were injured in the mayhem. it may expel anyone who was involved in that brawl. politics can sure be tough sometimes. eric: novick governor rhonda sam and former president trump are

both expected in iowa this week and the photic opener was indeed their courting gop voters in getting endorsements from state lawmakers as we wait for him to officially announce his presidential run. but president trump, the former president ended up canceling a big sold-out rally in des moines because of tornado warnings. mr. trump did get his own endorsements from state officials. let's go now to alexis mcadams she is live in des moines where there was a surprise appearance, detail alexis. >> we are in des moines, iowa where we saw action late last night. former president donald trump was supposed to be here having the major rally where they expected of people and said he had to cancel it and the governor of florida had to show up here. take a look on your screen he made the surprise visit at the same time the former president would have been headlining the major rally trying to talk to supporters and really talk to some voters here in the hawkeye state about what he would plan to do if he did run for

president. he said the republicans would need to step up in 2024th they want to win, listen. >> it got to demonstrate the courage to lead and when. >> 2024 a referendum on joe biden and his failures and would provide a positive alternative republicans will win across the board. >> and crowds were forming the before former president donald trump had to cancel that rally in iowa for tornado warnings in bad weather all across the state but we can tell you it's pretty gnarly out here. what might be in store for 2024's desantis and trump lead right now the early polls. voters watch of both men close and growing reports desantis will soon enter the presidential race. >> i do think rhonda sanchez has some good policies. i am concerned a little bit

about some of the challenges that he has had with corporations in florida. >> civil and other issues president trump has faced i think is too much of a distraction. i would like to see somebody else become the candidate. >> right now endorsements are rolling and for both desantis and trump. eight leave in the early polls of the visits will continue again in just a few days by presidential hopefuls like the ambassador to the un the former ambassador haley and former arkansas governor asa hutchinson for the both bear the hawkeye state. voters to getting up close look at a lot of these candidates. flexible be a primary to watch indeed. alexis mcadams, thank you. sucks arthel the post- pandemic world teachers are racing to get students back up to speed after test scores suffered for months of learning online.

some kids you know they are adjusting to being in the classroom for the very first time. alexander half went to school. >> good morning road running girls and boys are. >> warnings that william ramsey at school kick a burst of enthusiasm. these third-graders were kindergartners from covid-19 h hit. has no experience in a classroom this school year. >> we have a lot more work to do than to catch up. supports the most to start in virtual per. >> older students and not as much time to catch up. last year average sat scores were the lowest since 2016 when the test format change that's according to best colleges. the pandemic and weight of new testing policies national center for open and fair testing universities have waived sat or act requirements for admission this fall some admissions prep experts submitting scores in the weight make him applicants and

edge. >> i recommend they proceed is that they're going to send test scores. all things being equal a better candidate will have test scores for. >> mit is among the few schools now reinstating sat and act requirements. standardized test help us to better assess the academic preparedness of all applicants. and what college admissions are years away for these elementary school students, there is an urgent demand to address social skills and emotional learning. quick students at express during the pandemic they were feeling hopelessness. and they were feeling isolated, alienated still the state comes up a lot. >> the teacher at laura cummings added structure is something kids pray for because of a return to it they have made strides. alexander half of fox news.

ask new data shows post- pandemic mental health crisis for teenagers may be improving. cdc says emergency room visits for teens involving mental health, suicide, or drug overdoses dropped last fall compared to the previous year. but visits for opioid overdoses rose during the same time of up 41% for young men and up 10% for young women. also on mother state last year national maternal mental health hotline was launched we are now learning the hotline has received 12000 calls or text for counseling. that is about 1000 requests a month. equestrian boxes and medical contributor dr. marc siegel. let's serve the good news from fall of 20212 fall of 2022. i get er visits for suicide attempts and mental health conditions among adolescents are down. according to supporting

research, why are these numbers down? >> hi arthel. i think they are down because restrictions of the pandemic are lifted. people are interacting more preteens are interacting more. little bit less online although we have continued to highlight the issues with social media causing anger and copycat problems. but if you pointed out cautiously we are not out of the woods yet probably only talk about emergency room visits h here. by the time a teen gets to the emergency room either because they are suicidal or have severe anxiety, that is obviously big call for help. there are plenty of teens out there still anxious. and are still having troubles adjusting and are depressed for the other thing you pointed out fentanyl is flooding can meet outsourcing 40% increases among males among teen females and opioid overdoses.

we are not out of the woods but this is an encouraging sign that at least the most severe cases are on their way down for cdc. >> encouraging sign indeed. you make a great point about human interaction. there is nothing that can replace it. the fact we are no longer isolated and can talk to each other it runs the gamut from adults to adults but for adolescents to adults. that is really a good point you make there. if you had some parents listing quickly because i want to move onto the next thing how would you encourage them? teens do tend to want to stay on their devices. how do you encourage human interaction? >> that is huge we just said by the surgeon general pointed out we have a loneliness problem has gotten worse but i would encourage family dinner bro talk to your team do not be afraid to talk to your team. do not say they are on their iphone now or on social media come to achieve bothered if i interrupt them. have family dinners and talk to your team display kindness and

courage. stupid that's good kindness and courage i like that. i want to go on to the national maternal mental health hotline that was launched last mother's day. talk to us about why a service like this is so helpful and so needed? >> ernie set this up beaut beautifully. it's an issue of isolation, isn't it? it is cultural problems. this is an issue among the black and native american communities who may not trust the medical establishment. you want a hotline like this out there. it is to be aunt used about 1000 calls per month. i would like to see 10 times that. and i would like to see of course the ability to answer those calls prevent the suicide hotline now, 988. the real issue is because it's not just pregnancy. one survey shows 6% chance of anxiety during pregnancy. think it is three times that. postpartum women might feel they are not in the support they need they might feel very isolated

from the father might not be around enough. the anxiety rate doubles for pregnancy. we lose women this way. the cdc points out 80% of pregnancy deaths are preventable. a lot of those due to mental health issues and a lot of that is in the black and native american community. so we need to do more community outreach. steve i wish to do another segment on this we talk about postpartum. that is a big issue and women should not be dismissed for experiencing that. in terms of the black and native american communities you mentioned how often times they may distrust the medical community we should talk about wipers not just that it's access, everybody needs access. >> access to mental health services completely agree with that. the distrust you know that's come back hundreds of years with us lying to black people. not me personally but the

community but also black physicians are underrepresented we need more admissions to medical school. >> will talk about that again, thank you very much for joining us today. take care. >> thank you happy mother's day. you may want to grab a pen we are going to give a couple of numbers very important numbers up on the screen for you. anyone can call the suicide and crisis lifeline by calling or texting 988. that is 988. you can call or text. new or expecting mothers can get free confidential support before, during and after pregnancy by calling 833 tlc mama edis 83385262. both of those numbers are open 24/7. do not be afraid to use them. we will be right back.

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it is still too early to call the election as turkey is about counting is still underway with people there waiting to learn will be the next president. early return from national election shows president with a solid lead he has led the country for 20 years. turkey state run news agency said nearly 47% of ballots have been counted read the longtime leaders main challenger is disputing some the vote count if no candidate receives more than 50% of the vote the winner will be determined in a may 28 ru runoff. >> china sitting out the u.s. and meetings for the first time in a while. national security cert advisor jake sullivan two days of talks with the chinese counter part in

being out week. senior by demonstration official says the white house wants to move beyond the tensions from the chinese spy ballou flew across the continental u.s. just a few months ago. the u.s. state department held back on issuing human rights relation sanctions to avoid damaging the fragile relationship with china. national security military analyst doctor rebecca grant joins as president of independent research. doctor grant great to see you. how is he biden administration navigating the relations with beijing? would they achieve any thought perhaps? >> the big news in china actually showed up for these talks. they also met with our new ambassador there. ever since pelosi's visit last summer china is not showing up, not answering the telephone with military calls.

but overall the by administration strategy is still very soft. fighting is trying to make nice with china. they are trying way too hard. it is starting to cost and hurt our world leadership. >> how's he doing that? >> with what allies to see strong leadership here. coming up next week of course is the g7. there is call for more economic pushback on china. that is why this report about the state department internal workings is so concerning because we need to have our allies not to say we need to hold together against china but it's time to take specific steps to possibly counter chinese economic coercion. >> what steps would you like to see the ministration take? >> i would love to see the g7 outline some of the commodities for china it really is dependent on imports from our western partners and say hey china if

you are going to bully australia and china like they have been doing it's possible the u.s. allies can look at restricting imports into china. they make a lot of solar panels are dependent on imports for crucial ingredients. as time to do the rebalancing. space bar we can hold their feet to the fire have power over them? >> we can hold their feet to the bar with got to see the g7 do it collectively. but economic restrictions and within thought the show china they are ready to do that. and another rebalancing point, we have 295,000 chinese students here in the united states. twenty-three and 50 american in china right now. that shows you how lopsided this relationship is gotten. eric: you talk about dealing with the chinese and how the state department reportedly backed away from the human

rights issue. what does that signal to beijing? do they see that as a concession or is it strategic? >> it shows division within the biden administration. this is right after the ballou incident bring some in the administration want to be tougher on china we had the state department and held off on the human rights sanction. and it's a really bad message at a time when xi jinping the ruler for life is making a very strong showing around the world that's not the message we want to send to china. stifel would less than a minute left and want to show you the photo from the negotiations by dunking seat or not there is jake sullivan there in vienna on one side of the table the u.s. delegation from the other side of the table there's the chinese. what do you notice? it is their fault are they ever going to be held 7 million across the globe talks i do not

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