marianne rafferty is live with the breaking details on this marianne good evening. >> reporter: goodess than six months after inmate danelo cavalcante scaled a wall and fled from a pennsylvania prison residents from the keystone state are on the lookout again for yet another escaped prisoner. take a look at this video of 29 year old alene borden running away from officers after being discharged from a hospital monday morning. he was held in custody after complaining of pain. that pain obviously did not prevent him though from getting away still wearing handcuffs as you can see in the footage here. officials say this is not the first time borden has had a run-in with the law. >> he actually has a prior in cambria county for escape and that incident was an assault of some sort. he does have some firearm violations, most recent three arrests and to be auto theft. >> reporter: and, trace, officials are heading into day three of this manhunt according to local reports, borden may have been spotted in west philadelphia this afternoon. police officers and u.s. marshals are searching that ar

marianne rafferty is here to break down the new numbers. >> hi, trace. president biden definitely not feeling the love from voters in two critical swing states. brand-new fox polling shows the president underperforming in both michigan and north carolina. in michigan, biden trails former president trump by about two points. while it's in the margin of error, it's in a state biden won by three points in 2020. the issue of the israel-hamas war has been a thorny one in michigan where fox news polling finds democrat sympathies are evenly split between israelis and palestinians in the conflict. michigan also has the highest number of arab-americans in the nation. however, voters overall in the state say they trust the former president by about eight points to do a better job in handling the conflict. to the tar heel state, a contest trump won by four points in 2016, by an even smaller margin in 2020 when trump took at state by little more than a single point. he now holds a 5-point edge. meanwhile, president trump setting his attention on nikki haley's home s

marianne rafferty's live with more on the brand new information we are getting. rianne good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. kansas city prosecutors have announced they're filing multiple charges including second degree felony murder against suspects 22 year old lindell maze and 18 year old dominic miller. the second degree murder charges could bring a life sentence. both being held on $1 million bond while prosecutors would not say just how many shooters were involved, they did indicate it's likely more individuals could face charges. >> we seek to hold every shooter accountable for their actions on that day. every single one. so while we're not there yet on every single individual, we're going to get there. >> reporter: and prosecutors say miller and lindell mayse brann dished firearms following an argument after the rally. the two were hospitalized both with injuries and, according to prosecutors, it was miller's gun that struck and killed kansas city radio personality lisa lopez galvan. meantime a juvenile office is handling charges against those two

i am marianne rafferty, now back to "sunday night in america". ♪. "sunday night in america" the border is a chaotic crisis, the number of migrant encounters are staggering in the end anticipated bipartisan senate agreement died in early death. what now? everyone says things didn't enter need to be improved at the board and things remain the same so does the president lack the tools or does he lack the will to seal the border. is the gop benefiting from the problem more than it would the solution and who is in charge of counting votes in the house these days, joining as someone likely to be an impeachment manager or prosecutor if alejandro mayorkas is impeached or indicted, florida congresswoman laurel lee. it tells me there needed to be legislative changes but there will not be any changes between now and november, what now? >> there is an important distinction, first of all president biden and alejandro mayorkas do have sufficient tools right now to stop the crisis that we see at the southern border, they could tomorrow return to the policies of th

i am marianne rafferty, now back to "sunday night in america".ack to "sunday night in america". december 18 of last year the colorado supreme court kicked the leading gop presidential candidate off the ballot citing the 14th amendment. colorado does not however, have the last word. this thursday the supreme court of the united states hears oral argument in the case. a careful listener will be able to tell which way the court is leaning based on which justice ask which questions. regardless and has the potential to be a monumental decision. does the 14th amendment apply in the absence of a charge or a conviction? will the high court pass the buck and say it's up to congress or the people at the ballot box? this case has become something of an economic boom for constitutional warriors as dozens of groups have filed friend of the court briefs arguing for or against kicking trump off the ballot. just across the street from the supreme court, member of congress caught the attention of the d.o.j. missouri congresswoman cori bush is best known for wanti

i am marianne rafferty. a issue. he is temporarily transferring powers to deputy secretary. alston was diagnosed with prostate cancer at the end of last year. the white house, congress and the joint chief of staff have all been notified. in israel gaining a small victory in its efforts to free the remaining hostages held by hamas. special forces rescuing two men in an overnight raid in the gaza city. a round of israeli air strikes on that city leaving 67 palestinians dead. the hostages were taken to israeli hospital to be checked out. they are said to be in good condition. more than 130 hostages remain in hamas captivity. i am marianne rafferty. now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back tonigh "sunday night in america." the border is still t ina chaotc crisis.c cr the number of migrant encounters is staggering. the anticipated bipartisanate senate agreement died in early death.earl so what now? everyone says things need to be' improved at the border, yet, things remain the same.so so doe

fox news marianne rafferty has more. >> with soaring temperatures and erratic weather patterns making life on earth challenging, swiss scientists are hoping termites can help us combat the changing climate. >> but they work with materials that are entirely sourced from their environment, studying the materials and methods. >> the creepy crawlies use to construct their homes, to unlock how we can make our buildings more energy efficient and. according to the national renewable energy laboratory, buildings are responsible for roughly 40% of total energy use in the us and generate about 35% of the country's carbon emissions. >> termites are absolutely incredible at constructing, but new strategies to better regulate heat and air flows in our homes could come from looking at how termites do the same in theirs is one of the fascinating things that the termite mound does is that it maintains a humid internal climate, even though it sits almost in the desert, in a very arid environment. and it does this while still exchanging oxygen with its surroundings and environment. what we hope to do i

♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live, marianne rafferty and los angeles.resident's son has filed motions to dismiss 8 of 9 criminal charges he faces in california. hunter has been hit with federal tax on gun charges, but he's climbing in part the statue of limitations has run out in some cases and accuses the government of vindictive prosecution. also yesterday, the former fbi informant who claimed to have dirt on the biden's had tied to russian intelligence. that informant now faces charges for lying to the fbi. and president biden will unveil new sanctions against russia imparted that follows the sudden death of putin opposition leader. yesterday, his mom went to the siberian prison where he died completed for the release of his body. i am marianne rafferty, now back to laura ingraham.noam ♪ ♪ >> laura: welcome back to thepr town hall with president trump in greenville, south carolina. [cheers and applause] all right, mr. president, the crowd isthisam going crazy but g the campaign a hug in e amount f your time and has been spent in court, the court room

. >> this is a fox news update on marianne rafferty in los angeles. israel's prime minister is directing his military to draw up plans to evacuate more than a million palestinians from gaza's rafah city. it comes ahead of an expected israeli ground assault. >> the majority of people there are displaced from other parts of the war torn territory, and it's unclear where they could go next. the u.s. says it cannot support such an operation without proper planning, and aid groups warn the forced displacement of so many people will have grave consequences. israel claims rafah is the last remaining hamas stronghold and the us senate is inching closer to passing a $95 billion foreign aid funding package. just hours ago, senators voted to officially begin debate on the bill. it would give nearly 60 billion in aid to ukraine and about 35 billion more to israel and other national security priorities. senators are expected to work through the weekend. i'm marianne rafferty. >> now back to "hannity". >> all right. >> s, they haveakers been raising concerns over b

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seat the man running in second former baseball great steve garvey is live on set but first to marianne rafferty live with the highlights from last night's fiery debate among the top candidates. maryanne good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. the question of president biden's mental fitness is being felt until several key down-ballot races including right here in california where even one democrat looking to succeed the late senator dianne feinstein appeared open to the idea of age limits. listen. >> i do think generally that age limits are a conversation for all elected officials, that we ought to be having. you're absolutely right. californians are wondering about this and i think that's a conversation we ought to be open. >> and for many californians the issue of crime is one of their top concerns, congressman adam ship acknowledges the state has a crime problem as progressive criminal justice reformser to blame and called for believing shift from when he ran for senate in 1996 on a tough on crime platform and then supported the death penalty for cop killers. >> we have to use all of

fox's marianne rafferty spoke with an expert and has some advice from wings to pizza and subs and nachoslmost time to dig into some super bowl classics. >> and for those of legal age, that can also mean cracking open a cold one and enjoying some alcohol. come on. but according to a recent study from the ohio state university, parents who indulge in some booze during sunday's big game may need to be mindful about how they interact with their kids throughout the night. >> one of the big things that we found is that parents who were drinking on the day of the super bowl were much more likely to use aggressive discipline with their children on that same day and during the same time period that they were drinking. >> the study examined parents of kids between the ages of two and 12 and the types of aggressive discipline included spanking and calling the child names. >> if you're used to just having one drink a night and on the day of the super bowl you have five drinks because it's a long day. then how you react to that might be different. if you're having a party or you're going to a party,