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it is quite a scene down there. smoke and flames shooting into the sky right above. look at that explosion. there are now reports of several more explosions. crews were battling that fire for hours and is now said to be under control. one of the most vital in our nation. >> cb cotton is following this story. what more can you add? traffic brought to a standstill on one of the country's oldest and most traveled routes. telling fox 29 affiliate that a tanker truck caught fire under i-95 in northeast northeast philadelphia. causing the northbound overpass to collapse. now north and southbound lanes are closed in this area for about three-4 miles. emergency dispatchers were reportedly notified just before 630 this morning. firefighters arriving to the aftermath to assess the damage

with portions of northbound lanes reduced to rubble. the fire was under control like you said about an hour later at 7:30 a.m. this morning u.s. secretary of transportation saying federal resources are going into action. check out this tweet to offer any assistance they can provide with recovery and reconstruction. local officials say people should brace for a long hall to get this fixed. the city of philadelphia saying it will be a long day with i-95 northbound "gone" and southbound being questionable. right now there is no injuries. the scale of this damage could be a week before the roadway is repaired. monday's commute will have new headaches for drivers as people urged to stay away or find alternate routes. summer travel plans will need to be tweaked for many. imagine the scope of this. arthel: thank goodness this was

not tomorrow morning which is monday when people are going back and forth to work. that would have been a totally different story. please keep an eye on that situation. we will come back if you have anything new. eric. >> the biden administration downplaying our wall street journal. china heading up a spy base in cuba. china has been using cuba as a spy operation base since 2019, potentially to listen in and spy on our activities in our country. meanwhile the president is responding to those allegations of a possible pay to play bribery scheme allegedly involving his family. lucas thomason at the white house with much more reaction on this. hi, lucas. >> first the cuban missile crisis, now we have the cuban spy crisis this time also started the chinese. white house initially

downplaying calling that they are building these spy bases on the island. they are saying now that they have been there for years "china conducted an upgrade of its intelligence collection facilities in cuba in 2019. this is well documented in the intelligence record." this is a issue that this administration inherited. the gop led house oversight committee said they have a document alleging the biden family took bribes to the tune of five and even $5 million. the fbi has found no wrongdoing. that point disputed on "fox news sunday." >> the allegations made in that document was not closed down. as i have repeatedly said, i set up a process at the beginning of 2022 that evidence before it went to the open pending investigations. >> president biden remains under federal investigation into his handling of classified

materials. the 2024 challenger spoke earlier on "sunday morning futures". >> the special counsel has not spoken in the case of president biden. we need to put these things in the hands of the special counsel in both cases they were appointed and see what the special counsel comes up with. these banks should not be tried in the media. they should be tried in the american legal system. >> secretary of state due to travel to beijing in the coming days. president biden is supposed to hold his first campaign rally in philadelphia. hope things clear up on i-95 ahead of that. eric: yes. arthel: former president trump railing against the biden justice department and back to back campaign events in georgia and north carolina yesterday. saying his federal indictment on mishandle i classified documents is a political hit job. interfering in the 2024 election.

let's go live to miami with more on this. jonathan. >> high. president trump, former president trump's appearances since the indictments were unsealed. he used a platform to accuse democrats of weapon i think the justice department to suppress his political ambitions. take a lesson. >> the ridiculous and baseless indictment of me by the biden administration's weapon eyes department of justice will go down as one of the most horrific abuses of power in the history of our country. >> the former president has been indicted on 37 counts related to the alleged mishandling of classified white house documents stored in various locations around his estate in palm beach florida. prosecutors allege mr. trump showed a described military secrets with several individuals without security clearance. his former attorney general said he was shocked by the number of highly sensitive documents involved in the case.

>> he had no right to maintain and retain them. and he kept them in a way -- the only one that really cares about national security, your stomach would churn. >> even if he is convicted, he will continue campaigning for a second term in the white house telling politico "i will never leave". arthel: jonathan, thank you very much. eric. eric: federal indictment impacting the race. currently, the former president is dominating the polls. 830-point lead over the republican candidates in the race. support, grow or shrink as voters start considering their weight of the allegations against him. prosecutor saying he illegally took the documents including alleged war plans that show our military vulnerabilities of this nation and our allies.

our fox contributor joins us. good to see you. look. it has just started. what do you expect on tuesday when the president shows up in federal court and when we see these images, how do you think the case unfolds and more relations are made public? will this affect the presidential race? >> well, we do know that he has already been indicted by a local district in manhattan and we do know that republican support for him seems to grow after that. in two ways. some people on the fence about him decided to support him and those that already supported him supported him even more strongly. we have actually seen that happen after an indictment. my guess is, tuesday will be a repeat of him in courtrooms in new york, but it will likely be a repeat of the scene. the question you are asking, is this one more serious? will this have a negative effect

on him? i do not know. i was in iowa last week, a big republican event out there, and republicans almost universally believe that donald trump was unfairly targeted during his years in the white house. any time some new event happens negative before him they fit it into that context. there are things that he is being unfairly targeted. >> the fact that the judicial system in this case matter? the allegations brought by the justice department. independent prosecutors. the federal judge who was very esteemed and oversees the entire process and the grand jury indictment is a group of citizens to vote for this and joe biden cannot sit in the oval office and sit and push a button and throw someone in jail. >> this is not the president personally doing this.

i think it is reasonable to refer to the biden justice department just as many refer to the trump justice department. well a federal indictment as opposed to a biden justice department be different from a local indictment in new york by an elected democrat prosecutor? you would think that it would, actually. this indictment, actually existing crimes. they did not have to make up crimes as a sort of did in manhattan. also, they have significant evidence. there are real issues in trump's defense. that is the kind of think that gets played out in a trial. my guess is, and we are just guessing right now, the people that support trump will still support him the more they learn about this indictment. >> certainly hearing more from the former president on tuesday when he is out court or leave court, one would assume.

meanwhile, let's take a look at the pole. the race shows him very far ahead. put this up on the screen, if you can. ahead of ron desantis, but just take a look. former vice president at 5%, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley for present and look at two is right next to her, 1% below mike pence. obviously, he is catching on or at least he is resonating somewhat no political experience, comes out of nowhere, what is the deal with him and why do you think he is doing so well even though he is just up 4%. look at where he has that. >> he is doing well because he is an interesting guy. back in iowa last week, i spoke with a lot of republicans and a lot of them volunteered that the candidate that they found most interesting, maybe not the one they will openly support, but

they were really interested in what he had to say. he is really doing this at a very retail level. he does not hold rallies for 10,000 people. he goes to people's houses. he goes to small events. he is actually getting some word-of-mouth support here. i do think in a lot of races that there is a little room for an interesting candidate. john yang or andrew yang was that candidate in the 2020 democratic race. newt gingrich kinda played that role in an early republican race. so there is a role for a candidate that is not so bound by talking points as so many of the other ones are. and voters get that. >> speaking of interesting candidates, robert f kennedy junior, he has been going up in the polls in the primary race.

let's take a listen to him. he was talking about this race the other day. >> we are supposed to be the party of the american middle class. right now, most of the american middle class feels that they are being ignored. you know, i am trying to speak to them and represent those interests. >> what do you think of his candidacy and giving joe biden potentially run for his money? >> i think that you have to start looking at this in the context of the many poles we have seen. a majority of americans, democrats, someone else other than joe biden being their nominee. they really do not have a name, but somebody else other than joe biden. here you have robert f kennedy junior, obviously his name is legendary in american politics, not that many people know about him, specifically, but i think

what people are doing what the robert kennedy candidacy is they are using that as a vehicle to say, i really do not want joe biden. if you look at a recent fox news poll, 60% of democrats said they supported rfk junior. 80% said they supported marianne williamson. i do not believe that 8% of democrats believe that marianne williamson should be president of the united states. i think this is a way to say they are unhappy with being spoonfed a joe biden presidency and they wish they had a different choice. >> look on your screen. the dnc has no primary debate scheduled. they should have a primary debate if this is an open free country. >> you know, i think that that is very hard to argue. joe biden is the incumbent president. it is not done in the past where you had debates between a

sitting president and what at the moment -- as a matter of fact, when george w. bush ran for reelection in 2004 and trump ran for reelection in 2020, some states did not even want to have a primary. they just wanted to declare a candidate. eric: good to see you. thanks so much. >> thank you. arthel: a very, very feel-good story. we are learning more about the group of colombian children who miraculously survived a plane crash in 40 days in the jungle. their family saying the 13-year-old girl survivor scales kept them alive. alexandria is live. we are over the moon that the children survived. we do acknowledge that the mother did not. that is not so great about this story. >> you are right. triumph that came from tragedy.

they had to leave, they had to walk away from the site of their deceased mother. they kept each other alive for nearly six weeks. we are learning from officials that children ages 13, nine, four and 11 months old survived on a flower pulled from the plane along with jungle fruits that they had found. the siblings are members of the indigenous people so the older ones were skilled in navigating columbia's dense northern jungle. on friday the four were located and hoisted into helicopters. that rescue took place about 3 miles from where the plane they had been traveling on with their mother a pilot in the copilot crashed on may 1 after suffering engine failure. the bodies of the adults were located with the wreckage, but the children were not there. that sparked an intensive search operation that included the military and indigenous people. those are groups that are

usually at odds. dogs assisted as well as crews were led by footprints and items left behind. you can see a diaper there. the voice of the woman's grandmother was even read by helicopter to tell them to stay put. this is when they found out that these children had been recovered on friday. the family said despite them being malnourished, dehydrated and suffering from bug bites the children are in good health. their grandmother told reporters this "i have recovered from the pain of losing my daughter after the suffering i will encourage my grandchildren to move on. i want to hug my grandchildren." most children are recovering at the military hospital. they are expected to stay there for at least two weeks. >> okay. thank you very much. eric. eric: a member of the crime family. power in the mafia. you will meet anthony.

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eric: the fight in ukraine intensifying one more time. the president confirming the long-awaited spring counter offense against russia and vladimir putin forces has finally begun. we are live with the very latest on how the ukrainians are doing against the invasion. greg. >> hi, eric. there raid alerts here in kiev is a reminder that the battle is most definitely on. ukraine claiming as we gained a town in the eastern part of the country, where there has been so much fighting recently as well is making roads in the south. meanwhile, moscow said it has fended off a dozen attacks in ukraine in three different areas in the past 48 hours and destroyed a whole bunch of their armor. the situation last tuesday

remains desperate. thousands evacuated without water and supply to make sense of all of this we spoke today with a leading aid to the government. take a look and listen. [speaking in native tongue] >> we have the initiative in our hands now thanks to all the arms he received from the west we could decide when to do it and how to do it. >> top government advisor speaking to us a day after ukrainian president confirmed a counteroffensive has begun. fighting vehicles and german tanks amid wreckage in kiev he warned it would not be easy. >> i want to emphasize that our fight is ongoing. >> after last week's dam collapse leading to death and destruction in its wake. casting suspicion on russia but that it would not hold back ukrainian troops. >> the situation with the dam does not change anything with the counteroffensive. >> finally our interview partner put it as bluntly as he could.

this is a war of tierney against democracy. going on to say it is a war of evil. eric. eric: thank you. arthel: thank you. a vicious day light street brawl took a deadly turn in new york city friday morning. 834-year-old charged with murder. look at this. after stabbing another man in the chest in the middle of a crosswalk after a fight that lasted several minutes. let's bring in former homicide detective and fox news contributor ted williams. police arrested the killer according to people in the neighborhood. he has a homeless man. they have seen him around before. how will he be charged? >> in this case, probably charged with either second-degree murder or man slaughter. this is a very sad event, but this is not the exception,

unfortunately, this is the norm in new york and other cities around the country. >> speaking around the country, i want to go to florida now. let me set up the story for our listeners. a 58-year-old woman shoots and kills another woman that is 35. susan is a 58-year-old. she admitted to detectives that she called the victims children the n-word, she reportedly gave them the middle finger and allegedly told the children "get away from my house, you black slave." the shooter also told investigators, we see her here, she told investigators that she had problems for two years with the children in the neighborhood for "not respecting her." this is a victim's children. does this history make the case for prosecutors or defense? >> i can tell you, let me say

about two days ago i was in birmingham alabama and i visited the 16th street baptist church where for young black kids were killed just because they were black. we fast-forward here to 2023 where this white woman in her home is calling young kids by every kind of racial name you can think of and when their mother comes, she winds up shooting through that door and killing the mother in front of one of her children, the woman will probably use the stand your ground defense, but i can tell you, i do not believe that that defenses available to the woman under the circumstances of shooting through this door. >> so she is charged with

first-degree felony and manslaughter what the firearm. culpable negligence, battery and two counts of assault. you mentioned stand your ground they are in florida. what happened if they try to bring an insanity plea, would that work for her? >> they very well may try that. i don't even think that that will work. all we have is a black woman knocking on the door of a white woman and she shoots through the door. one of the things that i find this very troubling and this is when you accused the stand your ground defense, you are talking about you would have to be in fear of imminent bodily harm to you or others. that certainly was not available to her. it took approximately four days for the police to make an arrest down there. there are many in the black community that believe that the

roles would have been reversed an arrest would have been made a lot sooner. it is sad in america that we have to look at everything through a racial lens. this is certainly a case where you have to, unfortunately, realize that race is there. >> we are showing a picture of the woman that was killed, the mother of four. again, the night of the shooting, we will go back there. susan reportedly hit one of the children with a skateboard. the mother who we see on the screen right now, the mother, you know, she banged on her door what other mother would not do that. without opening the door, she was shot through the door. let's say she claims, oh, but she had a gun, i could see her holding a gun, which is not on record, she looked like she was mad, again, not on record, but

she could not get through the woman store, is there any defense in this? stand your ground means your life is in imminent danger. >> how could this woman hurt this woman through the door, the dead woman, the mother of four kids. >> there is nothing to show from the evidence in which we have shown here that lorenz who was locked behind her own door -- the mother that was killed. really, technically, there are limited defenses available to us. i suspect, though, that the lawyers will use the stand your ground defense. i do not think that that will work in this case. i do not think it will be something that she will be able to avail herself at trial. >> i have a hard 30 seconds with

you, ted. is this who we are? where are we in our country that this kind of behavior is happening more than we would like it too. it should not happen at all, but it is happening a lot. >> where we are is what is in our minds and heart. racism still exists in this country, hatred still exists. we have come a long ways and i'm hoping in some states we can get above and beyond racism. racism clearly was on target here in this case. >> yes. racism is not new, but do not give it a license to live. ted williams, as always, thank you. >> my pleasure. eric: thank you. nba finals game. former ufc champion conor macgregor. there he is about to land that punch. sending a miami heat mascot to

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♪ eric: supposed to be a funny halftime skit but it went very wrong during the nba finals friday night. former ufc champ conor macgregor squared up with the miami heat mascot. a left hook that sent the man in the suit to the emergency room, but he is okay now. charles watson has more on this. it is supposed to be a funny thing. sad consequence. >> it supposed to be funny, eric. a playful bit between former ufc champion and miami heat mascot turned into a truly painful segment during game for the nba finals. take a look.

[inaudible] this was all part of a promotion for macgregor pain relief body spray, burning the mascot walks onto the floor wearing a robing go boxing gloves as if he is entering a ring and macgregor blasts the mascot with a left hook that knocked him on the floor, completely lays them out. he sprays the mascot with spray as bernie is pulled off the court. the man underneath that costume briefly sought medical attention after taking those two shots for macgregor friday night. that heat said the employee who has not been identified receive pain medication and is home resting. macgregor who has not fought

since he broke his leg back in 2021 did not seem to leave a good impression. we have reached out both to macgregor and the nba in the miami heat about this incident. we are awaiting comment. did not turn out good at all for the miami heat. they lost game four to the denver nuggets who are now up three-one in the series and could wrap it all up on monday. on home court in denver. eric: the mascot resting at home. hope he is doing well. charles, thank you. >> here is the scenario. new york l.a. delta plane was forced to make an unscheduled landing in utah yesterday. the company says it was due to a maintenance issue. then a crewmember reportedly got hurt by another technical issue while still at the gate in salt lake city. let's go to jeff paul he has lived in los angeles with

details. >> we just heard from a delta spokesperson involving the incident. emergency landing. it was not diverted due to the slide being deployed. they tell us impart delta flight 520 operating from new york jfk to los angeles was diverted to salt lake city due to a maintenance issue. while on the ground the same aircraft flight was deployed by accident. delta says out of an abundance of caution, one crew member was taken to the hospital, but after doctors checked him out they were released. the flight reportedly left new york at 7:00 a.m., but at some point in the middle of the flight, they made an announcement they needed to land in salt lake city to sort out a maintenance issue. as they were getting ready to depart utah, the plaintiff later both light deployed without warning on the plane still at the gate. we spoke with an aviation expert and here is how he describes what it would be like inside the

plane when the slide deployed. >> the slide on these airplanes is designed to deploy very rapidly. it is filled with nitrogen or carbon dioxide. when these things go off it is almost like an airbag in your car where pretty much in a matter of seconds, this thing is fully deployed and it is done that way so passengers can evacuate very, very quickly. >> folks on that flight where they booked onto another new aircraft. delta is apologizing for any delays and says the safety of its customers is most important. arthel: jeff paul, thank you. eric, what do you have coming up? >> well, we have a former mobster. part of my series mob mentality now streaming on fox nation. in a moment, telling us what it's really like to be in the mafia. >> it is a ritual. they ask you what you kill for

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after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com >> it was like a club atmosphere. it was kind of empty. no furniture. a table sort of like this. >> did you know what you are being called for? >> yes. >> did you have any fear? >> i did not have any fear because i did not really do anything. what i did for new york i went down and caught a guy nine times for them. that outweighs any think they will kill me over. >> that was anthony. describing his induction into the mafia. springfield massachusetts. one of his alleged crewmembers is accused of killing whitey

bulger in prison. that happened in 2018. the subject of our fox nation show mob mentality and what it's like to be a member of the mafia for some answers, anthony arillotta joins us now. you are so candid. you are so revealing. no excuses. forthright and talking about that life. what do you want our viewers now to know? they do not often get to meet a mob guy. >> thank you. good to see you. a double-edged sword. in one way making money, the power that comes with it. it turns bad. the violence comes, the murders, the prison sentences. the long prison sentences. the loss of family when you are incarcerated. everything just ends up bad. it is good as far as financial

ways in making money, but everything else is outweighed by the structure at the end. >> the movies made it glamorous. is that the way it really is? the reality is treachery crimes evil in this sort of thing. >> yeah. i love the life, to be honest with you. i love the waking up hitting the streets and making money. you make lots of money. the power that comes with it. that is great. the bad thing is you will probably end up having to murder somebody. in our cases there was a lot of americans with friends that i grew up with and the violence that comes with it. so, you know, the treachery that comes with it and the violence,

the demise of it at the end. when it comes to running a family based on fear. you need that aspect. >> you were accused of being involved in murder. one involving the previous and your crew. what made you decide that, no, i am turning my back and i will cooperate with the government. >> i think at the end, faced with life in prison without the possibility of parole, that has a big part of it. it is everything that comes your way. people break an oath. cooperating. informants coming at you. you are like a sheep lead to the slaughterhouse. lead to be crucified.

and then you have a decision to make. it is a really hard decision. it is not something that i wanted to do, but at the end of the day it is something that i am glad i did and i'm thankful that i did at that time to have enough strength to make that decision. and be out here and be back in to have your freedom back and be back with your family. at the end of the day, what is more important. the oath you take with the mafia to go out and kill people or your family. your wife, your kids, your mother, father. that outweighs the mafia. >> it certainly does. one person that you know very well, in prison for life, he is inc. used of killing whitey bulger. putting a lock in a sock and killing bulger because he was a

rotten cooperator with the fbi for so many years. tell me about freddy and whitey bulger. we are seeing a photo of them now. do you think he did it? why do you think he may have done it? >> it is funny you bring it up. paramount plus is here filming anything on friday. and our crew and everything. the springfield crew. freddy was, you know, i think i said this on your interview, freddie was a good kid growing up. you know, he worked at a legitimate job and our paths crossed and it was a lot of his downfall and mine. we were very violent together. we committed a lot of violent crimes, murders. yeah, he is in prison. he is accused of killing whitey bulger which most definitely i would say he did. i think he pleaded guilty, even

said that he did it. whitey was a notorious crime boss of the winter hill crew and boston. he was as notorious as al capone. it was just a, to me, it did not have to be done, especially him being put in a prison where these other guys were. i think they could have called him to check into protective custody and he would have speared for some reason, they ended up murdering him. eric: do you look behind your shoulder, now that you are out? is the mafia at the way it was before or has the federal government, with its laws and sentencing guidelines, basically decimated what we knew and what we see in the movies? >> yeah. i look over my shoulder. i am actually living a good

life. i amped downtown of the city i grew up in right now as we speak. yeah, the mob, you know, my point and i think everybody's point, nowhere near what it was throughout the history up until the early 2000's. first thing, they are not killing anybody anymore. that is very smart. that is what is saving them from the 100 year sentences that they are getting. without the murders, you may get something small like a racketeering charge or whatever, what are you going to do, go away for a couple of years, but without the murders they will not go away for a long time. in the end, i am happy with my decision and i am glad. eric: anthony arillotta, thank you so much and for going straight. you can see it on fox nation. mob mentality. we wish you the best. thank you.

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the target of inappropriate and unfortunate actions by so-called media at dallas-fort worth airport yesterday. it is not exactly clear what incident the league meant but social media alec stein tweeted yesterday. that he walked alongside griner and her phoenix mere curie teammates asking "why she still hates and wants to break up america". criticizing kneeling for the national anthem, but after being freed from prison and russia she said she had a change of heart and definitely wants to stand now and forever more. eric. >> we will be back at 4:00 p.m. >> we will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern with more news. we thank you for watching fox news

mike: the white house confirming that china has been operating spy base in cuba since 2019. the basis part of beijing's efforts to ramp up intelligence gathering capabilities. welcome to fox news live. i'm mike emanuel. officials within the biden administration say this has been an ongoing issue that the administration inherited. lucas tomlinson live at the white house with the latest. good afternoon, lucas. lucas: initially the white house disputed the wall street journal