maybe in his car at first glance, purely clearly take dana go to the base, they will arrive soon, my driven away by the opera car. ah, where are you hiding? well, what are we looking for? look. now turn it slowly, see? look , he behaves calmly, no nerves, and now someone is calling him, it seems that his mood does not change, but he looks at your employee and then for some reason invites him to get out of the steering wheel. you assume that he was told something, definitely. he got nervous. well, then you know everything. may i know who called him? no, we don't have information on his phone. you are crazy what it means to be gone, but the phone. an hour later to me with a report. what happened arda disappeared? outdoor advertising missed him at home did not appear. well, how is it? he also had a phone with a beacon, which lobanov gave him. the phone was found in a trash can near the house. he threw it away, not our day. how is the fish biting? yes, it sucks. andrey, you , it seems, should be in prison. are you running away have you decided to sit out? what are you? i can't. you know

dana go to school. we will drive up with the opera later to spin in the crowd. attract attention to yourself, you need to identify and fix our defendants. if you can't take it in the crowd, and quietly, just keep watching sharpening the spring to draw attention to yourself we can do it but how can i make a new false base for you within an hour. but besides you there is more fleet commander about fleet commander. i thought too. we have less than 12 hours. these two will not stop, what and where will explode for real, we will not be able to calculate in any way. and i 'll set up a new false base for you. allow me to turn in a minute. i report this object was examined using operational and technical means. in the course. inspection of the discovered ammunition from the times of the great patriotic war ammunition. are we taking destruction? allow me to continue to inspect the goodness that your residents are experiencing. calm down the population is still panicking. we didn't have enough. forgive as many people as possible. so just work. commander, well, the special

well, the president is going to wait and see with the cdc recommends, and as you said, we don't have too much more time to way for that, so we will learn more in the coming days. >> danam going to be paying attention to that. i worked on two supreme court nominations myself. i know they are very rewarding, especially when they result in a way that this one did. this was a significant took office in for president biden. ketanji brown jackson is now going to be a supreme court justice. take a listen to one of the segments of her speech that was very touching. >> in the poetic words of dr. mey my head angelou, i do sw while bringing the gifts my ancestors gave. [cheers and applause] i am the dream and the hope of the slave. >> dana: can you give us any, peel back the curtain, what was it like with her and president biden behind the scenes? >> secretary psaki: it was -- as you know, dana, hi from workg on these in the past, it was a very emotional day in the white house, a joyful day, and are so many days in the white house and the matter who you work for that are exhausting and heartbreaking and challenging because there aren't easy answers to hard problems sometimes, bu

what's going on? >> dana: listening to mayor eric adams on the terrorism point. >> someone attempted to terrorize our system. they brought in what appears to be some form of smoke device. they discharged a weapon. so i don't want to be premature in identifying this was or was not. i think at this time the investigators are going to do their due diligence. this time it's premature to state exactly what happened. he still unfolding. >> dana: i appreciate the caution while they try to figure out what's behind all this. >> jesse: he has covert and looks ridiculous managing this shooting spree from quarantine from his apartment. come on. put a mask on. get outside and manage the crisis. it's okay. i understand what he is saying. they think muslim, they think jihadist. we get back. i guess technically when you're doing some sort of mass shooting, it's terrorizing the population. but when he says the word it makes new yorkers think oh, my god. it brings it back to 9/11. he says that. then the governor comes out and

i'm not going to prejudge those or negotiate from here at this point. danathere is bipartisan pushback against that idea but let's move to the economy the white house touting very low unemployment number 3.6% is quite remarkable. but larry summers a former treasury secretary said they're dangerously behind the curve at the fed at least and he writes that over the past 75 years, every time inflation has exceeded 4% unemployment has been below 5% the u.s. economy is gone into recession within two years. today, inflation is north of 6% and unemployment is south of 4%. bank this week was a first big wall street firms to come out and say we should prepare for a recession in 2023. is the white house preparing for a recession? >> we are going to constantly monitor our economic data. what are economic team feels the economy our economy is an incredibly strong on most measures but we created more jobs last year than any year in american history. the unemployment rate was 3.6% last time it was measured costs are too high and we need to take steps to address that. ther

the messages are going out to the smugglers to the migrants is that on may 23rd you can go ahead and come in >> danawatters give us your thoughts today? >> jesse: remember brian terry. he was the border patrol agent that got shot after that botched gunrunning operation where they let all these black-market firearms go to the cartel. he was the vp and it was his justice department that ran that operation. so this another dead american that the president really needs to acknowledge more than he's blaming some of the elves. legal immigration is now rising faster than inflation and that's a huge problem. cartels are making $25 billion in profits. how can we don't hear anything from liz warren, or bernie sanders about breaking up the big cartels. so is about breaking a big tech, let's break up the big cartels. we can do that because i think that the cartel wages are rising faster than inflation. they don't pay any taxes there. present joe biden does he know it two is. he confused it with the mask mandate on the plans. so this guys out to lunch if the things are bad wait till the end of the month. it's ca

. >> dana: let's go to bill melugin reporting live from texas. how did the news go over down there? >> dana, good morning. i can see a lot of locals like what they heard from the governor. apart from the buses to washington, d.c. the governor announced he will involve the use of the texas military. when title 42 drops. part is what you're seeing behind me. today state of texas is launching military drills to respond to a simulated mass migration event. what they think will happen when title 42 drops. texas national guard soldiers preparing to deploy a series of boats to patrol the river and blockade the river in any event something like that happens. there will be a c-130 flying if later this morning where soldiers in riot gear deploy to an area and engineers will deploying to put up wire and setting up temporary holding facilities. the video we shot with texas dps. 20 runners they arrested running through the brush and evading some of them laying face down in the brush trying to hide. single adult men. some women mixed in. this is the rio grande valley sector. yet again more massive

their goal of the they want to build him a new home. >> dana: hard to go through but certainly 94 and is up next on "the faulkner focus". here she is. >> harris: if the white house successful, you will have to put on that mask again when you are on a plane or other transportation. how is that going to go? we're learning the department of justice is going to court to force millions of americans to return living under a mask mandate. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the doj is appealing a federal judge's decision striking down president biden's mask mandate and why would president biden

new yorkers and americans who come to this city see some results if he really is going to crack down? >> i'm worried, danait is theater. i don't question his sincerity but guns don't go off spontaneously. and you can do a lot of theater about registering them and now we'll register ghost guns and pieces and guns of all that stuff we talked about the other day. we know what keeps crime down and it's effective, active policing where you send the cops into the places where your intelligence database and other crime statistics are telling you that crime is spiking and you get a handle on it before it gets out of control. right now we're in a situation where it's out of control and every now and then you have a crime like this one where the feds and the state both have jurisdiction so the feds can step in and keep a bad guy off the street. that's not every case. >> bill: the other thing the mayor said is tech companies and social media could have flanked these and the example use he can't listen to a song unless he subscribes to a certain website. he is right about that. but this guy is talking online on youtu

go into the towns. there was no opposition. >> dana: russian troops are retreating. utin is indifferent to their losses. >> bill: also today we'll hear from the u.n. ambassador from the u.s. linda thomas-greenfield. she is going to try to get the u.n. as a body to vote russia off of what's known as the human rights council. it is described as a temporary suspension. you have 193 members. 2/3 vote is the majority in this case to get russia removed. michael allen i think told us earlier this hour saying what were they doing on the human rights council to begin with? mark green from tennessee said something similar to us. so they will take the vote and see what the u.n. can do. an excellent question. up until about 20 years ago the u.n. known as the blue helmets would go into international conflicts and try to keep the peace. the u.n. in that role pretty much disappeared when things got really bad in afghanistan and really bad in iraq. i would argue we have not seen them intervene in international conflicts of note over the past two decades. your question was, what good

oh, there we go. >> dana: yelling at me i know we got to go. that is it for us, everybody. i am down the hall. judge, you look beautiful. >> judge jeanine: thank you, bret. >> bret: you are welcome. see you in a bit. good evening. i'm bret baier coming to you tonight from fox world headquarters in new york. breaking tonight, russian forces regroup for a renewed push in the eastern donbas region of ukraine after being stymied in their efforts so far throughout the country many other places throughout that country. also vladimir putin has appointed a new general to lead the war, infamous officer known as butcher of syria known for brutalit

several blue state governors who thought they were going to have safe races are now in play for 2022. >> geraldo: because of violence? >> danae one thing that i appreciated his him going public. he is so low-profile. he did not address the whole defund the cops movement. >> judge jeanine: that's exactly the point and i agree with you on the premise of your question to dana. i'm surprised that you have the head of the fbi speaking about local police. i think the fact that he didn't talk about defund the police is an indication that he just wants to make it as simple as police are being ambushed. they are being killed because of police officers. there wasn't a real intelligent analysis of why they are being killed. the degradation of police, the demoralization, changing laws. >> dana: it could have been edited by 60 minutes. this is something that "60 minutes" is well known for. ask ron desantis. >> geraldo: you mean he may have been asked about defund the police? >> judge jeanine: just commenting on what i read. it didn't include some things that would automatically be considered essential if you're going to have a discussion

if things continue on the path they are, dana, it could go higher. get updated numbers from hopper. i've seen it jump in the 2 months i've been reporting. we'll have to see what happens next. >> dana: thank you, madison. glad you're on top of it. >> bill: there was an huge fire of a california home depot. check that out. russian rockets destroying an airport as an eight mile long russian military convoy sparks concerns in the east. general jack keane on the state of the war coming up next. >> the hell with the negotiating and the peace table. we need to help them defeat the russians, drive the russians from ukraine. if we allow this to settle into a stalemate all putin is going to do is keep taking more and more and more. merica. the groom's parents? they just found out they can redeem rewards for a second honeymoon. romance is in the air. like these two. he's realizing he's in love. and that his dating app just went up. must be fate. and phil. he forgot a gift, so he's sending the happy couple some money. digital tools so impressive, you just can't

it's not going to stop me. >> bill: you are on a train on your phone as we just described a moment ago. >> danae thing i was going to ask you just to confirm. we always see, we have camera shots from the subway. it is likely unless something was wrong, the camera system would have seen what was going on before this, is that correct? >> yes, the camera systems themselves will pull every footage they can and request the public's assistance with this that somebody might have something. i would urge anybody with any kind of photos to save them for the nypd to get them to a point where they can identify who this person or persons are. if you are talking multiple devices with one person you are talking about somebody who had to roam about and identifiable from his or her actions prior to it. the main concern right now is multiple devices that they are recording and the scenes we all saw, the photos we all saw. it is pretty serious. >> bill: this is the n train, sir. i don't know how familiar you are with that, the northbound train that crosses at the manhattan bridge right into lower manhattan. in al

dana. i will start with you it is legal not scientific ruling. yet it is a legal ruling based upon the law that jen psaki says we are following the cdc. what is going on? >> dana: well, okay, so, to be perfectly clear, it is like the left believes that the court mandated people not where masts. that is not what happened. as the president says commit as your personal choice. if they do appeal of this and they get to make arguments. if i was in the case saying this mandate oversteps authority, labor do stopped, the judge says that the cdc oversteps its boundaries and not a law that says the cdc was allowed and went too far come up yet congress wants to pass a law that president biden wants to sign it, they are perfectly and the rights to try to do that. but the other thing that is concerning about it, let's say the cdc says, everybody needs to wear the mask to the end of 2022 in the solicitor general loses. now you said a precedent that the cdc does not have authority and so little bit between a rock and a hard place. the president is caught up in this thing where he knows what the answer is. the answer is up to you. that is what he says but then he

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go. watch. >> president biden: we're making that decision now. thank you. >> what was the reason? >> dana: is he ready to go? here is what jen psaki said about that. >> he is ready for anything. the man like the fast cars, aviators. ready to go to ukraine. it's true, he does. we are not sending the president to ukraine. >> dana: do you think the president should go to ukraine? >> at a minimum i think secretary of defense should go to ukraine. i would add i think we should reopen our embassy in kyiv. the fact that we keep abandoning embassies around the world suggests we're in a weak position. the biden administration could reopen the embassy and sending secretary of defense lloyd austin to ukraine. as for the president's aviators, they aren't striking fear into the heart of any enemies around the world. >> dana: a great point about the embassy. has the state department said why they are dragging their feet on reopening it? >> i know my colleagues have asked that question but again i think it gets to the broader problem with our approach to ukraine. from the start we've been reactive and b

. >> dana: i have an answer. >> bill: go. >> dana: i'll wait until you do it. everybody is talking about it. musk calls twitter the digital public square and revamp it in the name of free speech. >> bill: he is expected to take a more hands-off on police in policeing content drawing applause from conservative and major skepticism from the left. >> dana: everybody has a take on this. jeff bezos taking a shot. >> bill: interesting question, did the chinese government gain a bit of leverage over the town square? >> dana: ice cube said he is free at last. >> bill: from elizabeth warren. the deal is dangerous for our democracy. they accumulate power for their own gain. we need a wealth task and strong rules to hold big tech accountable. more on this kelly o'grady with more live in l.a. good morning there. >> good morning, bill. it happened, right? we were wondering if it was going to yesterday. elon musk won the takeover battle buying the social media giant for his final offer. the war still looms inside and outside the company. the platform now has roughly six mont

>> greg: i'm going to go with this. >> dana: forward? cing backwards. that means greg gutfeld -- >> dana: so he could take a selfie, that why? >> greg: that is the worst question i've ever been asked. sink or swim? >> dana: you sunk! >> greg: do we have to return? >> jesse: we don't do that thing. >> greg: i am on and on. >> jesse: i don't know if you will ever have us back. >> jesse: we will, and we have an award for you. >> greg: i get to keep these? >> jesse: no, we need those back. we are presenting you johnny for a day. my assistant will be your assistant for a day. wait, did i approve this? and you can do whatever you want with him. >> greg: i'm cashing in on this and the things i'm going to do with him, i can't even tell you on television. >> jesse: hr! >> dana: your lunch is going to be amazing. >> greg: he's going to be my lunch. [laughter] >> greg: i'll make him work him work. >> jesse: think you guys very much. >> dana: thanks for having us. >> jesse: tempered some text messages, j.j. from california. i've lived in california f

dana, are you going to scout the store like a human? nothing, follow the road there.lo please tell me you are these people not seen here. why don't i just ask them a few questions? after the fire. yes, that happens sometimes, doesn't it? thanks for the info. goodbye. best wishes. i won't chat anymore. well, sanka was here about 4 hours ago, most likely, her husband was waiting for the car. well then, if the store is the only one. then we can assume there was enough money, only two banks. you will be planted on the energy sector, the action of the can lasts on average, well, a couple of hours it has already been 4 hours. then we can assume that if they sit here, then come back sooner or later for more. uh-huh bagheera welcome listening i wanted to share one observation. the operation was successful, now everything depends only on him. moscow region for 10 years, a maniac climbed out the window, raped and killed without sparing, neither children nor pensioners. the loneliness of the disease, the feeling of one's own uselessness, dulls vigilance, as it was possible to ca

maybe something after that. >> dana: all i know is that i'm going to call maria bartiromo. >> bill: shel be here. >> dana: also texas governor greg abbott following through on his plan to relocate illegal immigrants from his state to washington, d.c., pretty sweet right there. democrats are taking notice of the border crisis. >> bill: also another resignation in new york paid lieutenant governor brian benjamin indicted for bribery. he's out of a job. the details on that scheme and how authorities say, he tried to hide it. at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity. >> dana: brian benjamin has resigned from office after being arrested and charged with campaign finance fraud as his time as state senator. benjamin who took office in s

a lot more to find out on this. >> dana: stay on top of it. >> bill: before we go, i got a pet cat. tato cakes? >> bill: i don't remember them. the beef and cheddar was 99 cents. >> dana: did you like the ash arby's sauce? >> bill: no. >> dana: the last time i had arby's is the day we picked up percy. they have salads now. harris faulkner is next. >> harris: this did not take long. the biden disinformation governance board has a disinformation problem of its own. it's all about the facts on the woman chosen to tell americans who and what to believe. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". critics are pointing to the irony over the hiring of nina jankowicz as the board's executive director. she repeatedly dismissed hunter biden's laptop as nothing more than a product of the trump campaign. and that in itself is

i caught up with long-time surfer dana mcgregor to learn about goat busters. ♪♪ >> go for it. >> my namer. these are my goats, grover and pismo. we have been in pismo beach, california, surfing for about ten years. >> the story of dana and his goats starts with some poison oak. >> i got the goats to mainly clear the poison oak, all of the weeds in the backyard. then she ended up becoming my pet. i used to live on a farm when i was a kid. i was like, why not bring them into the city. i kept getting tickets so i went to the city council meeting and got them approved for being in the city. i fought the law. >> amazing. >> and i won. i started taking her with me everywhere because she would make every say -- >> goats have great balance but generally are not huge fans of going into the water. so dana started slowly getting them used to it. >> on my birthday i decided to surf with her. i took her out and she killed it. >> how long do you feel like it took 'em to really pick it up, to feel like they're comfortable in the water? >> it takes time. i mean i don't even know if they're still comfort

in 20 minutes, dana and i are going to the camp to pull out the hostages. understand me? and if you fail, see how many of them, if only the sequence was shorter. we'll get you out of the electric. only i will ask you very much to be silent, do not make a sound, even if it hurts, you understand me, none of these troubles were chosen, however, the guys with me were like that with them in the water. what do you want softness, huh? well, today it wouldn't hurt. so what's the problem? you pit go to this pit where you will get desserts. well, if, of course, i'm not afraid of a bath. 1:0 where are you going? listen why do you want a girl? i still don't live. me one one

all right, dana, i'm going to start with you. okay, so zuckerberg says this is not about money. he believes twitter should be the open market square and open source. he says it is important, literally, to the future of civilization. >> dana: elon musk not mark zuckerberg although he might agree. >> judge jeanine: mark zuckerberg who doesn't agree. >> dana: i do love the meltdown of everybody. it is interesting to me for so many years of the liberals and they had a good point, they said they were for free speech and conservatives were not but now everything is flipped around and now all of a sudden we should allow more speech and allow everybody to be on the platform and are thinking, no, we need more control. and i think it is really funny that so many people believe that the government could do this better than the private sector peer that will not actually happen. i've never -- i guess, the first hostile takeover that i've really been interested in and watch closely. i don't know exactly what will happen but i think it is interesting and i wish i could be a fly on the wall as

>> dana: absolutely. >> jason: the worst thing is when you go out on the trail, they will bag it and way back? >> jason: no, they leave it! it drives me nuts. >> jessica: it's a shame jesse is in here because he was the person that -- [laughs] but would take the bag and put it in other people's grass. where i live someone has been doing that regularly, and i can't find out who it is so i'm going to install something. >> jessica: a camera. >> greg: may be a shock collar type of thing that is going to zap them when they open up my garbage can and then i will laugh. >> judge jeanine: you want to know about my dog? you passed me by. my dogs only poop behind the brick wall so they go behind the bag. it's my property, but -- >> jessica: do you pick it up? >> judge jeanine: no, it's behind the wall on my property. >> jason: it's just a big mound? you've got two dogs that -- >> judge jeanine: i have three dogs! >> jason: that's a lot of -- >> jessica: out of sight, out of mind for you? >> judge jeanine: if i walk my dogs on the street i always pick it up. >> jessica: and throw it out. it seem

going to be running for congress. to watch "jesse watters primetime" 7:00 eastern. >> dana: she is going to win that seat. >> jesse: shety guard news. you got somebody on your private property. you got to know what to do. i have to give credit to this security guard in handling this particular predator. you can see the -- to the left the security guard following the intruder off the golf course until it was clear and that's how you do it. >> jesse: should have done that with will smith. escort him right out. >> dana: just stand there. >> greg: be cool and, you know, then everybody is safe. didn't have to use a weapon at all. just kind of stood there. >> judge jeanine: headed toward the house. >> greg: after that it got very, very ugly. >> dana: we have to cut the video now. "special report" suspect next. >> bret: did any of the people in line say anything about the handover to the six? [laughter] >> dana: no. if i had stayed for another there might have been. >> bret: tonight on "special report." graphic images from asuburb of s of bodies in mass graves. civilians apparently killed deliberately by russian soldiers. >>

, i smell a rat. >> dana: if you go back intoer of last year and you watch the video and see what happened that afternoon within moments people who have are familiar with horses and the work that they are doing no, no sleeves the reins in order to maneuver the horse. you see the video right there. that afternoon could've done that for next like 4-5 days. they kept saying it more and more. the media absolutely piled on and the president said believe me they're gonna face the consequences for their actions. so then they have that is investigation they put these guys were out and about doing a job, what we have a migrant crisis. so a great book for millennials out there. yes and what is the right thing to do here? the right thing to do is to apologize. and to express. if they were to do that and be willing to do that this story would go away. every day that the not willing to do this people are going to continue to talk about it just because the particular incident is because as a metaphor for all the other things. consistently acro

i hope i'm saying it right when i say dana. but go ahead. caller: you are right. you got it 100% right. [indiscernible] i think as far as the republican party goes, there are local issues that affect us all. right now, as the economy. inflation is because the government spends more money. we learned this in civics class in high school, junior high school. we learned these, we learned what happened with economics and how that affects us. that is one issue. another is immigration. great. come here legally. what is going on to the border, what is going to happen if they end title 42, is really going to hurt us. i moved to new york from ohio. i saw a lot of the drug addiction and i watched people die. i have watched people overdose on fentanyl laced heroin. there's nothing i could do about it. i was working in the sector with homeless people. narcan was not available for everybody. people died. there are certain issues, like what's going on in the schools. i am a father, i have four kids. these basic issues -- they call this florida bill the "don't say gay bill." i'm

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go video. there is percy. you love your pup. if you tag us in your little funny pet videos. >> bill: looking for funny pet videos. >> dana: at "america'sgo segment. everyone has an assignment for the weekend. we'll take a cat, too. angie don't get mad. >> bill: or parrots. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: minutes away from the historic launch of the spacex axiom one for the first time. an all non-military space crew will blast off to the international space station in another millstone for commercial space flights. a former astronaut will

going to take time. the last shipment of some $800 million of aid is taking four weeks to get there and those are lighter weapons. dana? >> really interesting and important reporting as always. barbara starr, thank you. >>> and now, let's go to ukraine. cnn's matt rivers is in lviv. so, matt, what's the latest there, specifically on that russian warship? >> yeah, that's the big headline from ukraine, i think today, dana, talking about this fire and essentially this key russian warship, the "moskva" that's now out of commission. this is one of the most important ships in the russian navy. it's the flagship of the black sea fleet. now it's out of commission. that's something that all sides agree on. the russians, the ukrainians, the americans. what they differ is what the cause of this fire was and the subsequent explosions of ammunition on board. the russians say it was an accidental fire. they don't know the cause quite yet but what the ukrainians are saying is that it was themselves that did it by firing several shore-based cruise missiles called neptune missiles that were developed here in ukraine, brought into serv

congratulations to her and her family. >> dana: love that. >> greg: you have to go a giant bank to cashrry about that. i didn't know you guys were going to do that right in front of me i was so stupid. i haven't done a celebrity citing for a well. cnn plus closed down. you see a lot of their talent out on the street. for example i just looked out at sixth avenue and who did i see just hanging out in front of tavern none other than guest chris wallace just wandering around police tape. they just shut down cnn plus. there he is a little down trodden he will probably head over to cnn proper. probably find a spot for him. >> dana: cold out there. >> greg: snowing here in new york. >> dana: all right. sixth avenue. joey? >> joey: don't mess with texas. at least don't mess pitchers. this kid hits a dinger off of him when he gets over to third base the pitcher isn't happy he tackles him. i don't know much about sports but that was good form. a little bit high. should have went for the waist and taken his legs out. i guarantee you that batter was talking smack from the batter's box to first bas

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dana: there is also this. a fun thing. 7 foot alligator walking around there in sarasota. there we go. e rats down there and then you see these. >> bill: these guys eat rats. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. >> harris: fox news alert. in the wake of george floyd's murder almost two years ago now far left protestors and some democrats demanded we defund the police and reimagine public safety. well, as it turns out, african-americans paid the greatest price for so-called social justice that the left was pushing for. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". criminal justice experts are calling out a spike in killings among bl

i think it's pretty clear. >> dana: i was going to phrase that. money talks. how about that? the border we go right now. agents bracing for a new wave of migrants to flood the u.s. when title 42 ends in about a month. now a growing number of democrats are sounding the alarm. here is one of them along the border. >> this message of lift title 42 will go straight to the criminal organizations. the last six months there were over a million encounters. those don't include the getaways. multiply that by 18,000, that's over $8 billion they made and it doesn't include drugs. >> bill: that is henry cuellar, a democrat. chip roy republican live from the southern border town there. big delegation, about 10, 12 republicans going to be there 30 minutes from now. see what they have to say. with regard to the increase of 18,000 expected per day a month from now, secretary mayorkas said they're ready for the increase and getting ready for it for months. >> i want to give a shout-out to bill melugin and the great reporting he is doing. if anybody is watching news and see the flood coming acr

go. >> dana: yelling at me i know we got to go. that is it for us, everybody. "special report" is up next. hey, bret, aren't you upstairs. >> bret: i am down the hall. judge, you look beautiful. >> judge jeanine: thank you, bret. >> bret: you are welcome. see you in a bit. good evening. i'm bret baier coming to you tonight from fox world headquarters in new york. breaking tonight, russian forces regroup for a renewed push in the eastern donbas region of ukraine after being stymied in their efforts so far throughout the country many other places throughout that country. also vladimir putin has appointed a new general to lead the war, infamous officer known as butcher of syria known for brutality. several defense systems. the pentagon says it didn't happen. ukraine's president says the coming week could be crucial with western support or the lack of it proving decisive. correspondent jeff paul starts us off tonight live from lviv, good evening, jeff. >> with russian forces failing to capture the capital city of kyiv this war is now seemingly entering a new phase.

going to wear? i have a lot of work for do you. >> all right. [laughter] >> dana now. >> judge jeanine: everybody? today is national gummy bear day. the world's first gummy bear created world world war ii. still around and still enjoying them. one thing i ever wondered about you may question which direction i'm looking in. the question is do all gummy wears have the same flavor? do they all taste the same and do they have the same effect? greg? >> greg: i think they have the same flavor? >> geraldo: go quick. >> jesse: different flavor. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> geraldo: 30 seconds. >> dana: geraldo wants to do geraldo news. >> geraldo: show my puppy walking himself? he. >> jesse: geraldo, it's not your turn. >> geraldo: show my puppy not me. my dog is so smart it walks itself. >> jesse: get off the screen geraldo. scott sanders my best friend ran a half marathon we are very proud. john oliver the iii my friend honored by the pennsylvania game commission for his lifetime achievement for preserving more than 200,000 acres. i'm eating up bret's time and i love it a

we'll talk to the mayor later on this morning. >> dana: keep us posted on that. >> bill: before we goster egg roll. it was off for covid with a couple of years and here we have the kids. a lovely tradition and the president and first lady kicking it off with the kids. sometimes members of the staff. >> bill: did you see that? they just kicked that egg right across the field. >> dana: i think it's pretty fun. >> bill: i thought it would be a cool event on a sunny day. >> dana: it's rainy. you cannot rain on the easter egg parade. people love that event. it's a nice tradition. good monday? >> bill: good monday. i'll be back later today working for john and you are working for -- >> dana: the five. sandra smith is next. here is the "the faulkner focus". >> fox news alert. vladimir putin unleashing dead lay missile strikes in eastern ukraine. lviv has served as a safe place for refugees. seven people were killed this morning. russia ramping up its ground offensive in the east. zelenskyy says his people are going to fight to the end in mariupol. president biden's plan to lift title 42 coul

he hasn't disclosed it. >> dana: they are all over the map. >> bill: or know what kind of a company he is goingh. you can have other opinions of politics or taxes or subsidies for green energy but free speech. >> we'll see. the proof will be how he runs the country and the algorithms that he has a better understanding by most people and more than the people on the board do. we'll see what the actual impact is when it gets put into action. at least he is saying that he wants both sides to have an open forum. that's what is really sorely missing here obviously when you look at some of these reactions from some folks in the media. it is so clear there are just these hardened silos that are really making people not she what's going on in the world. >> bill: the graphics are pretty telling. see you at 3:00 for the story. >> dana: flying in the summer is already chaotic. airline staff shortages may make it harder for you to take off. ♪ come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ if you can use some ex otic food there is bar in far bombay ♪ we can't control government debt, we can't control a decl

dana: game doesn't start until 9:30 p.m. eastern. that feels kind of late. too late for us. >> bill: for anybody. why wait? keep goingi'm good. i'm done. >> bill: kansas four-point favorite. the game saturday night was everything they said it would be. >> dana: i can't believe i went to bed in the half. >> bill: i stayed up and eric church. he canceled a concert in san antonio. i thought he would watch the game. he went to the game. >> dana: he took his family the games and said to his fans sorry about canceling the concert. thank you for letting me take my family to the game. he is offering a free concert. a lot of people were traveling from other places and had hotel reservations and that kind of thing. >> bill: it's where he is going to be, get it? >> dana: yes, i got it. >> bill: white house and president biden is confident that hunter did not break a law or do anything unethical. there is a grand jury moving full steam ahead. grassley has been at the head of all this and joins us in a moment on that. new york city's mayor says kids under the age of 5 must wear a mask in school. how is that for following the scie

>> it didn't go forward to be a good line. >> >> dana: exactly, people who don't like romney were saying an apology after that. interesting thing, go back to 2016, everybody does this, revise history at the moment n. 2016, republicans are planning to run against obama's foreign policy record and one issue was russia invading crimea and the other was remember russia reset, that was a joke. >> i think we might have that, let's listen. >> i wanted to present you with a little gift, which represents what president obama and vice president biden and i have been saying. we want to reset our relationship. >> do it together. >> we doll it together, okay. [laughter] >> all right, that was the reset. you had isis at the time, red-line comment in syria, republicans were planning to run on foreign policy at the time. good look back and everything was terrific in 2016, that wasn't the case. >> jesse: greg gutfeld. >> greg: yeah, gave him the idea about the nukes. it is fair to accept everyone's opinion on this, even zelenskyy was joking with russia coming, do you remember that? he said, americans, pl

go ahead, dana. i totally agree. i mean, i mean brzezinski and his 1997 best seller of the grand chessboard. i talked about using the ukraine as a battering ram with which to effect the breakup of russia into 3 separate parts under us to lodge. and then the u. s. would penetrate deep into central asia to begin attacking china. so what we see here, i mean, assuming bridge and skis, influences is still ongoing and i think it is. i mean, what we see here is truly an existential threat to russia and an attempt to, to, to then, you know, then to penetrate into central asia and attack russia that tack china from the west . from sin gian, which is the most vulnerable a province. i mean, i don't support what potent did, but i certainly understood the, the thinking that led him to do what he did do. and the, and the threatened the u. s. is quite real. it's quite frightening. and there's no indication that the u. s. was at any point prepared to let up and seek any kind of rational accommodation with the russian federation. it'

. >> dana: hard to go through but certainly 94 and world war ii veteran. >> bill: news conference 30 minutes away new york police department. >> dana: a lot of news today everybody. harris faulkner is up next on "the faulkner focus". here she is. >> harris: if the white house successful, you will have to put on that mask again when you are on a plane or other transportation. how is that going to go? we're learning the department of justice is going to court to force millions of americans to return living under a mask mandate. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the doj is appealing a federal judge's decision striking down president biden's mask mandate and why would president biden chance going against the public polling that shows, yeah, they're not listening to his health officials, the top ones anymore. he thinks he can win in part because the cdc announced masking while on public transportation is still necessary for at least another two weeks. i'm asking what happens in two weeks that's not happening now? you know, with the science. but maybe it's not about t