border is secure and saying mayorkas is divorced from reality. alex hogan from the border city of donna, texas. >> many people wrapping up a day of easter celebration with families and the center behind me dedicated to children who are all alone more than 4000 kids here which is a center that was expected to house 250 people to begin with, we see constant construction throughout the day to expand the facility we see trucks coming go and workers putting up fences and tense throughout the day construction that will be needed to house the 18000 kids who are in u.s. custody last week journalists were allow inside and had their hair washed and asked if they were having suicidal thoughts they were checked for scabies, fever and injuries but not given covid-19 test unless they showed symptoms. the white house is the influx of migrants as a result not of policy changes but stems from a crisis in central america the administration special envoy for the northern triangle will travel south on monday through thursday of this week republicans argue the president is not taking action quickly enough, doug ducey explained in a conversation he had with home insecurity secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> he tried to sign off by saying to me the border is secure and i pushed back and said mr. secretary that type of communication will ring with complete inauthenticity in the state of arizona the border is not secure. >> here is a live look where hundreds of migrants arrived today seeking refuge in the u.s., april and june are the busiest months of the year across because of the moderate weather and medics were needed for one woman who collapsed from dehydration when she surrendered to border agents. that woman had given birth one month ago, we know the baby is all right but this is an example of the risks that families are willing to take to flee their home country. jon: very sad, alex hogan and donna, texas. thank you. the fallout is growing over major league baseball to move the all-star game out of atlanta in protest over the state new election reform law christina coleman is live in los angeles and with more on that. >> georgia state senator says the league's actions are hypocritical considering mlb is raised in new york a state that has stricter election laws than georgia. >> if you look at major league baseball headquartered in new york, new york has -- they don't have no excuse voting and we have seven more days of early voting then new york does why didn't major league baseball announced the next day that they were openly new york, it does not make sense in the hypocrisy out there is unbelievable. >> mlb commissioner rob manfred said there demonstrating their values by relocating all-star game but just this week the league signed a bill with the communist party tech company in the chinese tech firm dropped nba games back in 2019 after the former houston rockets general manager showed his support for democratic activists protesting against beijing crackdown in hong kong. here is radio host erickson on "fox & friends". >> now mandatory weakens thanks to this law but their happy doing business in places like china that persecutes people. >> republicans st. george's new election roles are fair and help improve voter confidence will democrats called voter suppression laws. the major companies headquartered in georgia including coca-cola and delta condemned the new laws but after they were already past. they called the election roles unacceptable and said they don't match with their comedies values. despite the controversy, people on both sides of the aisle agree that pulling the all-star game out of atlanta will cost the city tourism industry millions. >> it is devastating it is devastating to the city and many businesses, mine included it seems very unnecessary, very punitive and counterintuitive to what were trying to do by reopening. >> as of now major league baseball is finally rising a new host for the game and details are expected to be announced shortly. jon: christina coleman thank you. on capitol hill president biden 2.2 trillion dollars spending plan is facing criticism from both sides of the aisle many republicans a presidents proposed tax hikes would kill the economic recovery from the pandemic. meantime progressive democrats want even more spending packed in the bill. mark meredith live in the white house with more. >> president biden descending his easter weekend at camp david but here in washington officials are hitting airways trying to sell the country in congress on the $2 trillion spending bill that covers a lot of different ground including $600 billion that will go to transportation infrastructure money goes to housing, schools, facility upgrades, money for research development and a lot of money to improve the nation's power infrastructure. >> what our plan says let's keep the economy going and see more job creation that's a good thing for the economy but let's think the longer-term of worthy investments we could make that will really drive not just more job growth but better job growth. >> the president has asked five cabinet secretaries leave the effort to get the bill through congress, they said they will work with lawmakers to drop them weeks ahead but their defining and hype up the president's vision. >> the biggest investment in america since fdr, this is a once-in-a-lifetime moment, i don't think in the next 50 years there gonna see another time they will see this demonstrated need, bipartisan interest, widespread in patients in a very supportive president. >> republicans not supportive of this idea they are ready heard enough saying there firmly against any efforts to raise the tax rate to pay for the large spending we heard from senior senator on "fox news sunday". >> obviously they have figured out the infrastructure is something that we need and something is popular in there trying to take 70% of this bill and call it infrastructure in a new way that we've ever talked about infrastructure before. >> the president is expected to invite some republicans to the white house in the coming weeks to talk about his vision although this point we don't know which republicans will be invited or if that will change the outcome of the bill or the timeline of trying to get this to congress we will see what the rest of the week brings. jon: it'll be an interesting week, mark meredith live at the white house. >> residents of washington, d.c. are paying tribute to the capital police officer killed in an attack just days before easter. loved ones say officer william billy evans was a dedicated father living his dream, meantime or learning more about the suspect was fatally shot at police officers ring friday's attack. lauren blanchard has more. >> it's a quiet afternoon outside of the capital on sunday after friday's attack, small memorial is growing, take a look at this flowers have been left for willie billion evans after man rammed a car into him and another officer injured. he was an 18 year veteran of the u.s. capitol police a friend says evans knew early on he wanted to protect the u.s. capital. >> he chose his path to go to the capital and he wanted to protect those that did so much for us, his kids should know when they grow up his dad did the most amazing thing for his country and be proud of him for that. >> the suspect 25-year-old was shot and killed by police when he jumped out of the car with a knife after ramming officers into capital security gate he was not on law enforcement radar and appears have acted as a lone wolf. green indicated he was a follower of the nation of islam and the longtime leader, according to the associated press his family said he had been suffering dilution and suicidal thoughts, they were called on congress that represents capitol police officers to beef up security and there's ongoing congressional reviews but so far lawmakers have not all been on board with increasing fencing. >> i think it would be a mistake that fencing would be a permanent part of the capital, the message we send is the wrong message. >> the flags remain at half staff, this is the second line of duty death for a capital police officer just this year. >> lauren blanchard, thank you. the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek shope and who is charged with murdering george floyd has ended his second week the department's chief of police is among those expected to prosecution in the coming days. the jury heard testimony from the department longest serving officer who characterize shope dear children leaning on his neck as totally unnecessary. >> have you ever in all the years you've been working for the minneapolis police department been trained to neil on the neck of someone who is handcuffed behind their back? >> no i haven't. >> if they were done without be considered forced. >> absolutely. >> what level of force might that be. >> that would be the top tier, the deadly force. >> joining us now former u.s. attorney and deputy attorney general constitutional law professor and legal affairs columnist for the los angeles times. to have a police chief testified against one of his former officers is an astounding development i'm not sure i heard of such a thing. what is your take on it. >> i have not either, it's as titanic as you say, and so many of the cases there's a white-hot moment it could go either way the jury might give the benefit of the doubt to the defendant, this one is really different and young the entire minnesota police force and you also heard about lieutenant zimmerman on friday circling around and instead of the blue wall of silence it's a blue wall of accusation calling out officer as a rogue in the big difference is the application of force was against a suspect who could not have been a danger to them. it's very well-established in force throughout the country, deadly force must be reserved for situations in which the officer is in danger and as i say their situation where an officer subjectively might think so at the time but you've seen the riveting videos, there is no way that anyone could conclude that officer was in danger as his knees stay on the neck of george floyd. jon: is the case george floyd was 6-foot for inches there were officers try to put them into the patrol car, yes he was handcuffed during the video that we've all seen but does the resisting arrest play any part in the defense. >> the short answer is no, these are really instantaneously decisions all the time the force is applied you are 100% right, he is a big guy, he's intoxicated and acting irrationally, he will not go in the car, all that justifies a certain level of force but now once he is as texas zimmerman said in mobile with his hands cuffed behind him and a prone position there is not a possible justification that's when you have to measure it you will hear the defense say maybe he could come back to consciousness but even so it wouldn't have been in a way that would've been threatening to the officers inconvenient, maybe, take a step back in the unlikely event that he comes back to life as it were, there is just no real argument that at the time he is applying the deadly force and that he's in real danger and that's what's pivotal under the law and the jury will have whether this is justified. jon: i want to take a look at the conclusion of the medical examiner, prosecutors seem to be distancing themselves from the medical examiner. that doctor doctor andrew baker noted that fentanyl in methamphetamine when his body and he had heart disease, heart and artery walls and drug use, he noted the cause of death was cardiopulmonary arrest. in the manner of death is a homicide. but on his physical condition and the drugs that were insistent. >> that is right, that's what's coming after a few more witnesses from the police department juergen have quite a slog, eight total medical witnesses who go both ways but the jury is going to be instructed if the force applies by derek by what killed floyd, then that is enough, yeah i think there's going to be an argument, was he asphyxiated, there was no injuries around the eyes you might see back-and-forth but if he's really zeroing in was a substantial part, it's going to be very hard for a jury to say this was clue incidental, even if it's a home in every event, with the event brought on by the use of force by the officer it's still going to be homicide. i think it will go both ways, it'll slow down a lot and be more boring than my experience the jury if it gets conflicting testimony is likely to set it to the side and 0 in on the real focus that was this last week of the picture of nine minutes 29 seconds of the knee on the neck. jon: eric nelson the defense attorney is trying to raise reasonable doubt about the autopsy and its conclusions, here's what he had to say in court. >> doctor baker found none of what referred to as the telltale signs of his fixation, the evidence will show that mr. floyd died of cardiac arithmetic that occurred of hypertension, coronary disease, ingestion of methamphetamine and fentanyl in the general and flowing through his body. jon: if the jury accepts the findings is certainly could reduce the conviction, it could become a manslaughter if it's conviction at all that the presumption on my part. >> that's the perception on my part, they thought to keep the third degree end, that's what happened in the jury compromise will that play as a loss and reclaim the community, that is something that we do not know. this is the last part that reasonably remains to say it wasn't true asphyxiation but going back to what i said in the way the jury is going to be instructed even if they say it was a heart incident or had to do with the drugs, if the force applied in the knee on the neck is of substantial force, they are gonna be instructed that still counts. i think it'll be hard for the defense to say if other things happen and he was using drugs and had a bad heart then it was almost coincidental that he died when he did but your point about what charge they convicted him is a huge run not just for the trial but the whole way this has become a national event. jon: former u.s. attorney. thank you. jon: fortis governor ron desantis declaring a state of emergency near tampa as hundreds of homes there are evacuated over a leak in a wastewater pond. officials say the reservoir contains millions of gallons of toxic and possibly radioactive material from old fertilizer plant the retaining wall could collapse at any time. >> what were looking at now is trying to prevent and respond to if need be a real catastrophic flood situation i also want to be clear the safety of the community and our administration has dedicated the full enforcement of any damages to her states resources and holding the company hr kit accountable for this event. jon: sections of the highway near the league having closed to traffic to try to control the damage, 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keating live in miami one of the busiest cruise ports in the country. >> they call it the cruise port capital of the world and on a typical sunday in early april this should probably already be heading out with passengers on board but that is not happen for at least 12 months to sail again with passengers the cdc is requiring all the cruise lines to have a laboratory envoy so they can process lab results of rapid test just to make no crew members or passengers test positive for covid-19 and if they do with every port of call in the caribbean and elsewhere in order to disembark those people and give them quarantine for two weeks. the multibillion-dollar cruise industry was looking at likely not sailing again with passengers from the u.s. ports until november but with friday's cdc conditional sale order suddenly july cruises august could actually happen, royal caribbean with passenger service but that does not include u.s. ports, those will go to nassau to the bahamas as well as saint maarten to mexico to road tollett, st. lucia, aruba and barbados cruises will begin seven night trips and july staying within the bahamas. cruising has long resumed in the south pacific and mediterranean on italy the top cruise line met with fortis governor all of them that agree with florida's economy which is dependent on the cruise industry is being significantly damaged by the industry shut down, florida's governor threatened to sue the cdc if it did not modify the rules on friday, the cdc did. increasing from weekly to daily the reporting of frequency covid cases to the cdc routine testing of all crew creating a color-coded system for each ship, decreasing for a red ship which has covid cases to a green ship to just two weeks before. establishing a complaint and timeline to get all workers vaccinated. the florida counsel responded by the cruise industry and cargo industry on the impact of florida and over the past year is enormous, $100 billion in the enormous financial effect of the pandemic shutdown is extraordinary. the first caribbean cruises to start resealing in june and july are going to require all crew and passengers over 18 to have proof that they got vaccinated, the industry has lost tens and tens of billions of dollars in business and as you can expect most people are going to need to have a vaccine at least in the early stages of getting back to sailing. as it is now the ship is coming to port, refuel, restock and head back out to the atlantic and keep on waiting. jon: phil keating live in miami. thank you. it was a joyful easter for many americans as they returned in person services for the first time in more than a year the churches across the country might never really return to what they were before the pandemic. that is straight ahead on the "fox report". ♪ ♪ up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. if you're committed to earning your degree, we're committed to 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more on these and other stories, you can download the fox news app scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. pope francis celebrating easter with a smaller group to the faithful usually 10000 people or more with st. peter's square for the holiday. this year only 200 would let inside the basilica because of coronavirus restrictions. >> the easter message of renewal was more universally fitting than ever this year, the second easter of this pandemic, pope francis said the first easter people were in shock and this time they are simply weary. he also said in latin to the city in the world address that vaccines are an essential tool in this fight and i urge the international community in spirit of global responsibility to commit to coming to delays in the distribution of vaccines and to facilitate their distribution especially in the poorest countries. pope francis spoke to a scaled-down congregation due to covid-19 and did not go out onto his balcony out of concerns crowds might gather below. they also notably said despite the pandemic still spreading it is scandalous the armed conflict have not ended in military arsenals are being strengthened. and a much love tradition called the explosion of the cart came back televised in a closed off square this year usually huge crowds come out to watch it get lit up with fireworks caused when artificial on a wire is launched from the cathedral and if it comes back which you did this year, good tidings are meant to be in store, italy is in lockdown again but this year people are allowed to go to church, last year they were closed italy's vaccine rollout i might add is much lower than the united states but at least here some people have had both of their parents get the vaccine, no doubt some easter lunches were a little bit more relaxed this year. jon: amy kellogg, thank you. i renewed blessed easter and a renewed welcome to st. patrick's cathedral americas pierced church and also greatly for those that were with us this past morning and my ratings are higher than the holy fathers the next year my easter mask might be intend back to, who knows. jon: that is cardinal timothy dolan welcome at st. patrick's cathedral in new york city unlike last year many churches are allowed to have in person services but there are still restrictions in place like making people stay 6 feet apart and pews and seeing while wearing face coverings. let's bring in jonathan morris and fox news religion contributor. a bit brighter easter for people this year because last year a lot of people could not even go to church on easter sunday. >> first of all happy easter. definitely brighter this year than last year we did not know what we were getting into i had the blessing of being there at the services morning it was brighter and he said after we had 50% capacity but trust me we might have a little bit more than that and we let everybody in. that is a reflection of religious leaders today who have said how did we handle this pandemic, especially in relationship to the mandate buyer political leaders, i think there's many religious leaders that said maybe we were a little bit too soft, maybe we allowed our political leaders to tell us that religious public worship was not essential. i think there's a lot of reflection that has to be done in the area but yes resurrection we are beginning again. jon: at the same time there are troubling numbers for christians regarding and for all face really regarding the number of people who profess to be affiliated with a church, synagogue, mosque, 47% say they are affiliated with church synagogue or mosques in this country that is down 20% over a very short period of time. >> 20% in 20 years, that is huge thank god membership in a church or synagogue or mosque is not a requirement to get into heaven, i did not see in the gospel there will be no church membership in heaven but let's be clear when there is no practice of your religion, your religion basically goes away, that is just the reality we have to practice and we have to exercise the muscle of faith and in the united states of america in these days the practice of faith is not being exercised and therefore it will go away. one thing we hear so often people that we run into all the time that i was a catholic priest for so many years and what i saw and i still see it today among friends i am spiritual but i am not religious, i am spiritual but i'm not religious, we are spiritual by the way we were made, it is up to us to practice that and to put our faith into action and is not easy, trust me maybe and maybe a confession to you but i'm not a member at any particular parish, i go every sunday but i'm not a member to join and give our personal data to other people these days, i think if we are not careful the fate that has created the immense values in our country of family and a higher power of objective truth that can go away if we are not careful. jon: we have less than a minute but has covid contributed you think to this from organized religion? >> of course. we have gotten lazy and it's easy to stay at home and say i can get this out on my own. we can get lazy and work, we can get lazy and religion and lazy in relationships, it's easter sunday, it's a great time to begin again to start again and say i'm not going to live a different pandemic forever, whether the government tells us or not we have to stand up and say were going to live the god-given gift of freedom including religious freedom. jon: hallelujah to that, jonathan morris, thank you. an alleged coup plot against the key of jordan boiled at the last minute. tales on the tree get a key u.s. ally when "fox report" returns with a look at stories from around the globe. ♪ customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ well, well, well. look at you. you 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dozens more are missing. in burma pro-democracy protesters take to the streets with easter eggs painted with the slogan spring revolution, the demonstrating is a febrile first military coup despite a violent crackdown that is killed more than 550 people. in taiwan the manager of a construction site is apologizing and accepting responsibility for the countries real crash in decades. he is the owner of the truck that is rolled onto the crash causing the train to do real at least 48 people were killed. in northern ireland police are trying to ease tensions after a second night of writing. the violence erupting as lawmakers look to center two dozen politicians for last summer's funeral for the irish republican army former intelligence sheet. and in jordan one of america's closest middle eastern allies authorities arresting 20 people as they investigate a former crown prince and his role in alleged plot to unseat his half-brother, trey yingst has a story on the mideast bureau. >> good evening, the washington post broke the story saturday night about a plot to alex the king of jordan allegedly involved his half-brother the former crown prince. officials in jordan described the plan to overthrow the king as far-reaching and complex, overnight nearly 20 jordanians were arrested in a coup attempt, summer link to security officials one person detained as a member of the royal family. the son of jordan's former king was reportedly put on house arrest as an investigation got underway. jordan's deputy prime ministers said the former crown prince and others involved in the plot would be referred to the state security court in a video released by his lawyer the prince said he was not involved in criticism against the kingdom that was being looked into although he use the tape statement to voice his own disapproval. >> i'm not the person responsible but the breakdown in governance for the corruption and for the incompetence that has been prevalent in our governing structure for the last 15 - 20 years. >> prince's mother american born was also told to remain at her residence following events as we can, she tweeted today saying praying that truth and justice will prevail for all the innocent victims of the wicked slander, god bless and keep them safe, the u.s. state department released a statement saying dividing the administration is monitoring what's unfolding in jordan and fully supports king abdullah the second similar remarks by leadership in saudi arabia, bahrain and lebanon. >> jordan is a key ally of the united states and seen as a left turn last line of the united states against threats further east. jon: trey yingst in jerusalem, thank you that is look at stories around the globe. hunter biden says he is cooperating completely as a justice department investigates his finances and overseas business dealings next why the president son says he's confident he'll be cleared of any wrongdoing. so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that 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