down a bombshell ruling yesterday calling for the mandates for planes, trains and buses unconstitutional. the reaction was swift. >> overturned the mask mandate. if you choose to, you may remove your mask. >> congratulations. [applause] >> bill: you saw a ton of those videos online last night. mark meredith live at the airport. reaction now. >> good morning to you. i bet the airport bars will be packed today with travelers celebrating the fact they aren't legally required to wear a mask for the first time in about two years. airlines started in masking rules in 2020. as you mentioned the mask mandate has been struck down after a judge ruled in florida who said it had to go. she was nominated by trump in 2020 striking down the mandate set to expire in early may. in her decision the judge writes the mandate exceeded the cdc's statutory authority. improperly invoked the good cause exception to notice and comment rulemaking and failed to adequately explain its decision. you guys showed it off the top. there are videos all over social media showing people learning of the news in realtime yesterday. i heard stories about pilots announcing it on the planes. people at sky clubs say it was a good thing and a long time coming. the white house, though, says it is disappointed in this decision but it is unclear if it will continue to push for the reinstatement. administration official did talk to the media yesterday saying the agencies are reviewing the decision and assessing potential next steps. in the meantime today's court decision means cdc public transportation masking order is not in effect at this time. so while some passengers will still choose to mask up while traveling others see it as a long-overdue change. the airlines know it will be a jolt for another people. delta said you may experience inconsistent enforcement during the next 24 hours as the news is more broadly communicated. remember to show understanding and patience with others who may not be aware of the enforcement no longer being required. just had a little cough there. yesterday there were 2.2 million people that passed through airport security checkpoints. that's a lot of people. travel demand is expected to surge heading to the summer. this goes well beyond just where i'm standing in airports. amtrak pulling back its masking rules as well as uber sending its customers an email letting them know they don't have to wear a mask when they get in the car. if they have a problem they can cancel the ride. one survey i took at the airport i would say 8 out of 10 people still wearing a mask this morning. i bet it changes as the day goes on. >> bill: habits are hard to break. nice to see you at reagan national. >> dana: fox news you a lert. migrant apprehensions at the southern border have surpassed one million in six months. the fastest rate in 20 years after we learned that agents caught as least 23 people on the terror watch list last year alone. the white house says it proves cbp agents are doing their job. alexandria hoff at the white house. >> just last month there was 221,000 migrant encounters at the border. that's up 33% from the month prior. in addition, the biden administration has released more than 216,000 migrants from detention relying on them to self-report their whereabouts. this is all according to data released by u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. most of that self-reporting is expected to happen through the cell phones provided to those migrants once they cross the border. of the 23 known or suspected terrorists who remain in custody the message from the president is this. >> he is grateful to the border patrol for doing their jobs and stopping these people and preventing them from getting into the country. >> she added it is uncommon for terrorists to cross the u.s. border. those who evaded border agents all together andy biggs wants to know how one can be so sure. >> the word i got was there there were 800,000 gotaways last year. and if that's the case, and you look at 23 out of 2 million and you are still adding to that list and people with information tell me it may be 40 or 50 that actually made it into the country. we don't know. we simply don't know. >> the number of democrats opposing the biden administration's to end title 42 grows. there are some that say they would like to see it extended. a poll conducted, 90% of americans -- you have texas governor greg abbott continuing to send migrants to d.c. the white house has called it a publicity stunt. still lots of questions asked about the value in doing this. it does seem to offer some symbolism on the way that these illegal entries into this country can impact non-border states and for democrats who are running tight races right now that's simply not something they want to contend with. dana and bill. >> dana: we appreciate it. i think it was this morning in the newsletter said -- an excellent newsletter basically the white house is playing defense on all these different issues. where do you get on offense? yesterday when the mask mandate came down from the judge, my first thought was at the white house they should say we'll take the l and turn it into a w. my sports analogies are improving. indulge me a little bit because i think the other thing that people might not realize is when you lose a court case at the federal level the solicitor general of the justice department he or she is the one who makes the decision on whether or not they should appeal. i have a feeling that they realize they were not going to win this case or it would be too hard and mask mandate was supposed to come off two weeks from now so they probably thought let's get it over with. they're not happy about it but in the long run the best thing. >> bill: good advice. my point about the flight attendants. they were looking forward to march 18th. then to april 18th. then it got extended to may 3rd and on and on it went. >> dana: they don't have to be the mask police. >> bill: "wall street journal." a couple losses already only tuesday. here we go. biden mask mandate goes down. a rough few months for the centers for disease prevention orders. eviction orders, monday it lost again and the mask mandate on airlines and forms of public transportation. 0 for 3 and then this moment from the white house. the easter egg roll, it should be a joyous moment. hundreds if not a thousand people and then this which is the takeaway. watch. >> afghanistan should be -- >> let's go. >> bill: there is another angle on this. you've seen it. that apparently is an assistant to the president dressed up in the easter bunny costume who interrupted the president of the united states when he chose willingly to answer a question about what was happening in central asia. i found that sad. >> dana: in one way maybe the bunny couldn't hear what was happening and wanted to make sure the president wasn't being pulled away from the activities they wanted him to do at the easter egg roll if you are being charitable but they constantly get in the president's way. walk back things he said and it makes him look like he is not in control and i think he was making a good point about afghanistan and pakistan. >> bill: whatever the point was. >> dana: it's what he believes. >> bill: he didn't finish the point. so the takeover attempt at twitter from the world's richest man now looking more like a long shot, or is it? the "wall street journal" reports twitter expects to decline the 43 billion buy-out in the coming days. kelly o'grady picks up the story. what's happening now? >> good morning, bill. the path for elon is looking for complicated days after twitter activated a poison pill aimed at preventing him while increasing his stake. musk's provide bid. others have indicated their interest in twitter and could even provide financial support for a musk bid. many critics are skeptical of the buyer frenzy that erupted. twitter doesn't have the qualities that make a p.e. deal attractive. even elon said it is not about money it is free speech. the internal rages over his mission to buy twitter. new employee survey 78% don't agree. 69% of surveyed employees said the ceo and board have done a poor job handling this. it appears to be shared by jack dorsey when he threw shade in response to tweet about the board's early days calling it the dysfunction of the company. we have no timeline on twitter's response. the company reports earnings next week on the 28th. they'll address it by then. musk contended he has a plan b if the bid is rejektd. over the weekend many speculated he will take it to shareholders. >> a long way from being done. thank you. >> now we can already state that russian troops begun the battle for the donbas for which they've been preparing for a long time. a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive. we will fight, defend ourselves and do it every day. >> dana: president zelenskyy saying they will keep fighting to defend their nation as russian forces renew the air assault around the capital. >> good morning. both the ukrainians and russians overnight acknowledged that a new phase of this war started in the eastern part of the country comes as communities outside the capital of kyiv survey the damage left in the wake of the russian occupation. >> this man walks through a gate leading to his vegetable garden in his town. he buried his neighbor here after the man was shot dead by russian troops. we covered the grave with roofing panels because the dogs were digging it up. next to a pile of dirt, topped with a wooden cross. he explains the russians used machine gun to kill the man next door trying to fix a broken gas line on their street. i heard the burst of gunfire. he jumped into my backyard and fell over dead. most of this town is in ruins. the bodies of some residents still remain under piles of rubble. recovery efforts slowed as crews find unexploded shells amid the debris. here in this town the december druk shun is widespread. tanks and artillery units wiped off the map residential blocks where people were living at the time simply trying to survive amid the russian occupation outside the ukrainian capital of kyiv. you can see here one apartment building that was completely destroyed. nicola lived on the fourth floor of the complex for nearly 40 years where he raised his family. all that's left of his home now are memories. >> we had a good life here. our children were born in this apartment. our grandchildren stayed here, he says. now we don't know how to go on and where to live. this town was last occupied by nazi germany in 1943. 79 years later the russians did the same inflicting their own terror onto an innocent population. the collective trauma ukrainians are experiencing will stay with them long after the war ends. you hear it in their voice and see it in their eyes like this 67-year-old have questions about how mankind could be so cruel. >> i want to speak to the mothers and sisters of russian soldiers and to all the relatives of those criminals. why did you do this to us? for what? are you not even human beings? >> the words of that woman underscore what the russians did to these innocent people. took away their humanity. this is only a fraction of what is taking place across ukraine. dana. >> dana: incredible reporting and we thank you for it. see you later. >> bill: president biden's border policy now prompting a growing revolt among democrats. kelly an conway and markmen analyze it coming up. >> dana: the defund the police movement is helping the soaring murder rate among black americans. >> bill: a convicted murderer giving a glowing review to the progressive d.a. george gascon in l.a. >> i got court on the 14th. i was in compton thursday. they will drop my gun and gang enhancement. dream ofican homeownership more than veterans. with the newday zero down home purchase loan, you can buy a home with no down payment. and rates are still near the lowest in history. already own a home and need cash? the newday100 loan can get you up to $60,000 or more and lower your payments by $615 a month. take ten minutes right now and make the call. because no one knows veterans like newday usa. when you find that perfect pair, nothin' can stop your shine. because when you feel fly, you look fly. um jamie? 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>> look, i think it is not mere happenstance that democrats up for election or in swing areas are saying don't get rid of title 42. i think the politics and the polling on this is extremely clear. i'm intrigued the administration didn't so far appeal the transportation mask mandate. and it could be that they didn't do it so that they can then say if there is no masks on planes we can go ahead with title 42. i don't know why the administration wants to push title 42 in view of all this opposition. certainly they would be making a mistake. i predict they'll pull back here. >> bill: we'll see if that's the case. dana and i are on record saying the same thing. 41% of americans worry about immigration. kellyanne, the highest rate we've seen in 11 years but also in the poll they find democrats are not worried. that shows a clear division among parties as to how they view the number of people crossing that border on a daily basis. >> that's right. in fact the 56% i referenced that oppose biden pulling back on title 42, 60% support among democrats. 8% among republicans and 31% among independents. independents are aligning with republicans on this. bill, i don't understand why this white house is not paying more attention to the public. they can't take a win on yesterday's judicial announcement that you no longer have to wear masks. instead of saying let's see they should be taking a win and not be taking the joif away from the public. on the issue of immigration they look at it through the donald trump lens. that's a mistake. they say trump bad, we're good. spite is no way to run a country. this is why his own democratic base, senators, excuse me, are turning on him a little bit. taking incoming. i would be very curious to see what senator maggie has lynn who won by 1,000 votes in 2016 if she welcomes biden's visit today. fentanyl is a large killer of people including new hampshire. >> bill: we're often the only network that covers the border issue. no one else is there. if they are, their stories aren't on the air, mark. >> it's the number three issue. if you look at issues it's the economy, virus, immigration, and then typically healthcare. so other networks should be covering it although i agree with kellyanne, it is mostly animating republican voerts, not democratic voters in terms of the way it plays out. most voters grossly underestimate by a factor of 10 how many people are really crossing the border. >> bill: mark, thanks. mark penn and kellyanne conway. thanks for coming back this week and we'll talk again next week. >> thank you. >> dana: johnny depp set to testify against his ex-wife amber heard. we're live outside the courthouse. chilling details emerging where a mother is found stabbed in a duffel bag in a safe neighborhood in new york. what police are revealing searching for the suspect. >> i saw her yesterday in her backyard. >> she was pretty calm. loves her family and boys. >> normal family, normal kids. nothing out of the ordinary. no, no, no. they're both invested... in green energy. and also each other. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to do? 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>> i will get his name on my face. that's a chap right there. >> hernandez is not alone. a group of inmates in folsom celebrate him drinking price on alcohol after he finds out he will get out early. gascon does face a recall. many blame him, right or wrong or rising crime in l.a. last month he released a video how to avoid getting your car stolen. >> here are a few steps you can take to help us reduce crime in our community. one, always lock your car door. two, do not leave a spare key in your vehicle. >> gascon supported proposition 47 that downgraded felonies to miss dem owen ors and blocked prosecutors from charging juveniles as adults. why hernandez in the last part of that audio thanks gascon for quote making historic changes for all of us. i.e., those in prison. >> bill: william. can't make it up. >> dana: for more on this let's bring in orange county district attorney todd spitzer. i could see you watching that piece along with us shaking your head because it is depressing you. i read the transcript of that video. i read it and it is different when you hear it. what do you think of it? >> oh, dana, oh my god, it is so horrible. let me make two points. first of all, gang members are not going to tattoo todd spitzer on their face, okay? we charge enhancements in orange county including gang enhancements and gun enhancements. let's clarify that now. gang members know that george gascon is soft on crime and using their young people to xwlit the murders because of george gascon no one will do more than 25 years. you can be 18 to go into the military, 16 to drive, 21 to buy alcohol. in george gascon's crazy role of chaos in los angeles you aren't responsible for your acts if you are under 25. so it's out of control. what people need to understand is this isn't just los angeles. this is happening in san francisco, 68% of the voters have said they want to recall the d.a. there. this is happening all over the country. >> dana: it really is. let's talk about south carolina quickly. on sunday there was a shooting at a mall of the one of the suspects was given a chance to post $25,000 bail and if he did so, he would just be required to wear and ankle monitor and under house arrest. he hasn't posted that bail yet. what do you make of that kind of thing? as you point out it is not just l.a., it's across the country. >> we just arrested over the weekend in orange county an 18-year-old man who killed his mother when he was 13. a judge let him out on halfway house on an ankle brace let. he cut off his bracelet. we had to go out on easter sunday to arrest him. this is happening all over the country. we are electing woke judges and prosecutors. in my county they've recruited an individual to run against me from george gascon's team. people need to go to todd spencer.com and help me fight back this wokeness. we have to stop this. thank goodness for fox news and the fact you are actually telling people about what is going on in our communities. it is out of control. crime is up. think about this. a juvenile, this kid rodriguez, let's go back to that. what does he say? george gascon is my champ. that makes me sick to my stomach. he wants to tattoo george gascon's name on his face. why? because he is so thankful that he was looking at life without the possibility of parole. he never would have gotten out of prison. because of george gascon, no gang or gun enhancement and now looking at getting out in 25 years. this should make people's stomach turn and people sick. then you have celebrities like john legend who lives behind his gates in beverly hills tweeting out he is supporting the woke d.a.s and candidates across the country. i guess if you have private security, that's crazy, right? we've got to stop this. >> dana: todd spitzer in orange county. we appreciate your passion and time. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> dana: you can catch part two the suicide of los angeles on fox nation now as tucker carlson looks at the downfall in the city of los angeles. >> bill: has the defund movement lead to more deaths of black americans? we've been reporting on the soaring homicide race since the murder of george floyd two years ago especially among black americans. criminal justice experts say at least one of the factors in the surge is the defund the police movement. a top priority of the far left. mike tobin follows up on that in chicago. what did you find? >> experts say you can connect the dots when you see one of these high-profile police-involved death and a rise in crime. you can connect the dots to what the st. louis police chief first called the ferguson effect. police pulled back. reluctant to get involved. criminals get away with small crimes and progress to bigger ones. black people pay the highest price. the year that mike brown was killed in ferguson, missouri, murders of black people increased by 15%. the following year freddie gray died in a prisoner transport van in baltimore. murderer of blast men jumped by 20%. george flied was murdered. murders of black people jumped 32% from the previous year. 43% over the 10-year average. murders among whites also increased 21%. the director of policing and public safety at the manhattan institute says the demonstration, anger, undermining of police by city leadership caused police to pull back and criminals to become bolder. >> after the large, violent incidents there is a tangible, measurable police pullback. not even controversial at this point where police maybe unconstitutionally are receipt sent to step in and know there is a big blow back for their involvement in crime. >> the experts say the pandemic is also a contributing factor and no small part criminals had more time on their hands and you had a lot of police officers out sick so you didn't have the same amount of manpower. in fact, you'll see in the months before george floyd was killed, there was a rise in crime but an explosion following the riot in minneapolis. all of this is outlined in detail in an article running on foxnews.com today. >> bill: check it out. mike tobin on the streets of chicago. >> dana: caught on camera the heart-stopping moment a woman loses her balance standing on a train platform. wait until you see what happened next. democratic senator elizabeth warren warning time is running out because it doesn't look good for them in november. we get into that and more with former g.o.p. candidate steve forbes. ♪ i want to be on the cover of forbes magazine smiling next to opera and the queen ♪ whoa. get 2.49% apr financing on the 2022 rx 450 hybrid all-wheel drive. at bath fitter, every quality bath starts with quality people. get 2.49% apr financing on the 2022 our consultants help you choose from hundreds of bath options so we fit your style. our installers complete your work in as little as a day so we fit your schedule. our manufacturing team custom crafts your bath so we fit your standards, and it's guaranteed for life. when you can trust the people who create your new bath, it just fits. bath fitter. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. there's nothing like the sound of children's laughter. it's the sound of a happy family. if you're a veteran homeowner, you know how precious that sound is. at newday usa, we're dedicated to doing everything we can to give you the financial peace of mind you deserve. with more ways to help more veterans, no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newday usa. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. you are watching actual videos of the tesla full self driving technology as recorded by the drivers. from turning too tightly and hitting a pylon... 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whoa. wall street sounding the alarm on a possible recession. goldman sachs there is a 35% chance it may happen over the next 24 months. this guy steve forbes knows this. inflation, what it is and why it's bad and how to fix it is the author of this book. goldman sachs 35% chance it happens in two years. yahoo has a piece that says it may not happen. they could both be right. >> they sound like weather forecast. there will be a slowdown. the problem is we explain in this book the fed doesn't know how to fight inflation. they increase unemployment. by slowing down the economy. so they say they hope for a soft landing. they will give us a crash landing because there is no way you can fine-tune trying to throw a couple million people out of work. >> bill: has the fed ever managed inflation correctly? >> only after a disaster. the early 80s paul volker put us through a terrible time to cure the inflation of the 1970s. since then they've had a bad record at it. they did a little bit in 1994 but they just don't know -- how can you fine-tune 330 million people in this country. you can't do it. the fed should try to keep the dollar stable in value. if they had we wouldn't have the inflation we have now and in the future and leave it at that. why are they manipulating interest rates? it's like rent control. controlling the price of money. they always get it wrong. the question is how much they'll get it wrong. so in this book we go in the past how governments have messed up inflation. occasionally they do it right. most of the time they do it wrong. the movie today is an old one that goes back centuries. in romance time they used to blame christians. now it's meat company and oil company executives. >> dana: the white house has gone through the five stages of inflation grief. at first it was trtransitory, then trying to blame it on putin and saying there is nothing we can do about it. is there something they can do it? if they can't do anything policy-wise can they blame the fed instead of trying to blame putin? >> who reappointed the chairman of the fed? joe biden. senate looks like it will go through. they can't blame the fed on that since they put those people in there. now in terms of what should be done there are two kinds of inflation as we explain in the book. one is non-monetary when you get a war or drought or the shutdowns we had with this economy. the best thing you can do about that kind of inflation is leave the economy alone. let it heal. this administration won't do it. it is going to war against the energy industry. putting in regulations which raises costs. if they leave it alone it would work its way through. >> bill: this administration won't do that. >> on the fed side what they should do is stop printing so much money and stabilize the dollar and let the thing work itself out. it will work itself out quickly. let markets set the rate. >> what should the fed do? >> not artificially raise interest rates but borrowers and lenders set rates. in terms of the dollar the fed has over $9 trillion of its balance sheets. they should sell the bonds. a worse inflation today is last year the fed was printing $120 billion of new money each month. they bought the bonds, they buy them from you and credit your bank account with money created out of thin air. what they did then is they then borrowed the money back from banks overnight. so it was like pouring -- pouring a bucket of water in one end of a pool. >> bill: revolving door. economy 101. >> they have potential money ready to flood the economy. they should reduce that and let those bonds run out. stable dollar,let the economy alone. let the american people do the job. >> bill: in the interest of time if you're an american and age 40 or under or 45 and under you may not understand what inflation is all about. how do you explain that to someone who has not lived through it? >> inflation is when you get price increases not because of supply and demand, because the government undermining the value of the dollar. or government putting in artificial barriers to production like trying to reduce oil production. mall iplation or mistakes by the government not supply and demand in the marketplace. >> dana: great to see you. inflation, what it is, why it's bad and how to fix it. i love the size of this book. i could read it this weekend and come back smarter on monday. thank you so much. >> you are smart already. >> dana: this is a hard one for me. when i read about the fed my eyes roll back in my head. >> that's what they count on. take the mystery away so the priesthood can't pull the wool over our eyes. >> dana: deadly explosions reported near schools in afghanistan's capital city of kabul. beto o'rourke changing his tune now saying it should end title 42. karl rove will weigh in next. $6. we called and got $96,602. that's more than ever. we called and we got $62,810. home values are soaring. now is the best time in history to turn your home equity into cash. we called and we got $68,201. we called and we got $58,800. use it to improve your home or save for retirement. i called and got $60,300. take ten minutes and call newday usa. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. this is... ♪♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills meets low bills. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started. this is iowa. so, when are you coming to see us? 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>> it would definitely blow it up if they were to hit israel. one of our greatest allies in the region. the larger point survives that we're going to usher iran, if you will, back into the international community, normalize them, if you will, when they are trying to hold at risk our allies from abu dhabi to saudi to israel. and i'm not sure that's the formulation that should work for the united states as we try to insure that we -- our interests and allies are protected. >> dana: what about the fact that our allies there frustrated with the united states on several different fronts including energy policy? and our situation that we find ourselves in with ukraine? >> yes. we ignored. we the biden administration, the united states, ignored the middle east. we tried to park it as an issue. we ignored our allies because we wanted an iran deal so badly and it is costing us now. saudis are up -- upset with us. abu dhabi was furious after the attacks inside of their country most recently and israel is constantly worried we don't hold their security in high enough rank as we work through a deal with iran. so there is a lot of peril in the region and we have to be more careful going forward. >> dana: great to have you indeed. you can check out on foxnews.com we have a new op-ed there about our -- the importance of taking care of our afghan heroes. next ukraine's president zelenskyy says the kremlin can expect absolute defiance as russia is seeking control of the donbas region in eastern ukraine. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. we're not wearing our masks, can you tell? it's a joke. >> dana: i got it. very funny. >> bill: indulge me. >> dana: we were on that all hour. >> bill: russian forces now attacking cities and towns along the front hundreds of miles long in eastern ukraine a full scale offensive to capture the country's industrial hartland. president zelenskyy rejecting russian demands for surrender. >> no matter how many soldiers are drawn there we will defend ourselves. we will fight and not give up anything ukrainian. >> bill: matt finn picks up our coverage live in yu -- ukraine today. >> good morning, bill. the president here in ukraine is vowing to continue to fight but the reality is that russia has now officially begun its second major push in this war targeting the eastern portion of this country. even russians foreign's minister is confirming russia has begun a new attempt to try to control the future of ukraine. >> now we can already state that russian troops begun the battle for the dan bo*s which they have been preparing for a long time. significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive. >> this comes as the pentagon confirms ukrainians will begin training on american-provided howitzer within days to shoot down russian missiles or aircraft. in ukraine we interviewed a ukraine fighter pilot head of the military administration in the done ex region. the dire need for more equipment to secure the skiles in defense against russian missile attacks. 24 hours ago here in the town of lviv four missile strikes, three that hit civilian locations killing seven people. the first war-time deaths in this city. one missile struck a large tire shop and one worker there tells us about the moment his workplace blew up. >> i came up and start evidence -- start evidence to put the fire out. i started to put out the fire and everything started to explode. i just saw their bodies lying. i can't get over it yet. >> also in the city of mariupol there is an ongoing stand-off between ukrainian marines stuck in a major steel plant and thousands of russian troops there. every day the ukrainian troops resist and survive. they are pulling the russian troops away from the front lines in this new attempt. bill and dana. >> bill: lviv, ukraine, thanks. >> dana: republicans are laser focused on inflation ahead of the mid-terms talking about it every chance they get. democrats not so much. republican lawmakers using the word inflation six times more often than democrats since the start of the year. karl rove is former deputy chief of staff to george w. bush and fox news contributor. this doesn't work to ignore something and never talk about it especially when you can't hide inflation from people when they go to the grocery store and the gas station every day. they feel it every single day. >> absolutely. and boy do they feel it. let's take a look at some of the inflation numbers. groceries up 9.9%. gas up 18%. shelter, rent for example 5%. eating out 7%. milk 13, meat 14%. these are the kinds of things people are paying every single day and as a result it will dominate the fall campaign unless and until it starts to go away. it ain't going away. >> bill: here in the state of new york, 26% of voters say the economy is their top concern. public safety trumps it at 32%. i was just telling dana we'll have surprises in the mid-term that nobody sees coming. you can see some shockers in a place like new york where people looked around and said it ain't working out the way we expected it to go. >> absolutely. the numbers nationwide for inflation are worse. let's have a mini board. we'll do the mini board next. 36% approve of the president's handling of the economy and 56% don't. lots of polls ask the question do you approve of the president on the economy. a couple asked about inflation. those numbers are in the 20s. if he have is at 36 on the overall economy he is in the low 30s or high 20s on the issue of inflation. 22% think the country is going in the right direction. 77% think it's on the wrong track. terrible numbers driven largely by the inflation. also being driven by immigration. also being driven by crime. but the number one issue remains the economy. it is the number one issues and remains the number one issue and what the whole economic issue is mostly made up of are people's concerns of what they're paying at the grocery store and pump. >> dana: i have to bring up the democratic candidate texas beta o'rourke taken three different positions on title 42. this is the immigration policy that is on the chopping block right now. here is his latest position. watch here? >> i think it's time to end title 42. i don't think we should have implemented in. a cynical reading of u.s. law that has done nothing to improve public health or safety. >> dana: he was for it and now against it and he has flip-flopped more than john kerry. >> he is having this problem on a lot of things. for example, he in his earlier incarnation he said he would tear down the border wall. now not so certain he would tear it down. he was opposed to title 42. now he says we shouldn't get rid of it unless we have a replacement. this guy will be flip-flopping left and right. maybe trying to outdo john kerry. he is succeeding quite well early in the campaign. >> bill: the sound bite we played was sunday. five days prior call for three. five days, karl. it doesn't make sense to end this until there is a real plan and capacity in place to handle and address those that come over. that's a pretty fast one. >> if you don't like his opinion wait a couple weeks and he will change his mind on it. look, this is going to be an interesting race to watch. unlike his senate campaign where he could say things like i'm in favor of abolishing private insurance because i'm for medicare for all. every one of these things will be responded to by the governor abbott's campaign and as a result texans will see him for what he is. not capable of having a firm opinion and explaining it. >> dana: help me understand something. why would the white house, knowing what they are dealing with in terms of poll numbers and the fact that all these democrats are pulling away, including gary peters from michigan, senator saying guys, we can't do this. why would they float this, wait and go through all the political pain just to basically leave title 42 in place and get none of the political benefit for having made a good policy decision? >> well, i think they are between a rock and a hard place on this one. the left of the democratic party wants open board rs and they see title 42 policy as being a major deterrent. on the other hand, if you remove it, what we're effectively saying to people is if you are not in the united states and you want to claim asylum, you can now get here and you can claim asylum and remain because we've removed one of the last obstacles to be able to rapidly remove you out of the country. namely the threat of a title 42 eviction. so, you know, they want to play -- placate the left but they don't want the scene of large numbers of people. we're talking millions of people crossing the border. we have had last month i think it was the record number of apprehensions at the border. and for every one we apprehend there are people who are getting across who we don't apprehend. they are in a tough place. if you want to stop the scenes we saw over the last year at the border because they know what kind of impact that will have on public opinion by the fall election, then you have to have a policy like title 42 in place to give you a tool to remove people who would otherwise make a claim for asylum and be here. >> dana: we'll see what they end up doing. it seems obvious to me. thank you so much as always. >> bill: we mentioned this last hour how democrats and republicans see the issue very differently. for the first time in 11 years republican concern higher than it's been in more than a decade. democrats pretty much according to this polling are okay with this. whether or not it changes in five weeks is something else. >> dana: if the rest of the media covered the story it might not be that way. >> bill: no mask no more. listen. >> we just got an announcement a few minutes ago. some of you may have seen the press release a judge overturned the mask mandates. my company -- my company says at this moment if you choose to, you may remove your mask. >> bill: so that is just one scene. there were many. passengers on board a flight when they heard from the pilot they could take off their mask after a federal judge in florida who shot down the cdc mandate for public transit in flight. mask rules are no longer in effect for the train or the bus or the plane. and the tsa won't enforce it. fox business correspondent grady trimble at o'hare in chicago with the latest on the ruling. what did you find out? >> bill, they need to update the p.a. announcements at o'hare saying you still have to wear a mask under the law. it's not the case any more. a fair amount of people in the terminal choosing to wear a mask but a lot aren't as they board flights today. united was first of the major airlines saying they weren't requiring masks anymore. within a few hours all the other major airlines followed suit. as you just saw earlier there were a lot of people on board flights yesterday when they got the news. here is more of their reaction. >> congratulations. [applause] >> a mix of people here at o'hare and other airports wearing masks, not wearing masks. the bottom line is you now do have a choice. the folks i've talked to this morning who chose not to wear their masks were quite happy. listen. >> i'm happy about it. it's been a lot. i'm a tired of the mask. >> it feel freeing. >> i feel the pandemic is past for me. i've been vaccinated, boosted. i'm not worried about it. >> looking at tsa travel numbers this easter monday about 2.3 million people went through checkpoints across the country yesterday. that's about 300,000 short of easter monday before the pandemic. almost catching up to those pre-pandemic numbers. a lot of the people, bill, that i've talked to this morning at o'hare have told me they are more comfortable flying now. things feel like they're getting back to normal. as we head into the summer months experts are expecting -- already expecting a busy travel season. could be more so now that the mask rules have been lifted. >> bill: nice to see in chicago. it's a new day. thanks. >> dana: developing situation in the middle east. israeli forces exchanging fire with palestinian militants. the country heading toward a conflict. >> bill: heart stopping video of a woman falling beneath a moving train. how she survived in a moment. >> dana: a deepening mystery in new york city. the body of a murdered woman discovered stuffed inside a duffel bag blocks dpr her home. investigators believe the killer is someone she knew. >> this killer had access to the home. this killer was on foot. we don't see a car arriving or leaving. what, did he take a bus? eyes on the ball baby. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to do? ♪ ♪ introducing the all-electric chevy silverado rst. the only ev truck that combines: 4-wheel steer a multi-flex midgate and up to a 400-mile range on a full charge and the only way to reserve it is at chevy.com. find your future. find new roads. 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if you kill them, why do you take them away? you take them away because you don't want to be discovered, the person who committed this heinous offense also had entry to that home. >> bill: so far this is a mystery. who took the life of the mother of two. according to police, this woman went out with friends for a night in manhattan friday night. she was later found stabbed more than 50 times and her body discovered inside of a hockey duffel bag at 9:00 a.m. the next morning. former lieutenant of the police department is here to talk about this. you know the streets very well. queens, new york, east of manhattan. go back to your days wearing the badge, right? you show up on scene and what questions do you have as an investigators when you discover the gruesome nature of this killing. >> you want to identify who the victim is off the bat. the proximity of where the body was found to the house you find out is literally around the corner. a short distance. right underneath the jackie robinson over there. if you make the right over there it goes along the park. that's very close to where the house was. her residence was. that's somebody that just i feel wanted a short place just to get the body out of the house. it was anybody that planned this, they wanted the body someplace else not around the corner from where she is. >> bill: you are saying the person did not plan it? >> i'm saying they didn't plan what to do with the body. >> dana: then do you agree with the thinking this is -- the perpetrator is likely to have been somebody she knew well? >> i believe it. it's a crime of passion. somebody known to the victim because of the stabbing and how many times the person was stabbed and it could be like i said a crime of passion and i believe that that tip they have with the texting to the father could be just to throw somebody off. >> bill: so she has two sons. one age 17 was on a college visit in the state of oregon with his father. she has a 13-year-old boy apparently was home at the time. he must have heard something. >> you would think he would hear something. they questioned him and they released him to a family member later on. so they questioned him. doesn't mean they can't bring him back in, all right? they got the answers they wanted at the time and they'll see if he recants on anything later on. they'll examine the crime scene right now. it's somebody in the house that was familiar with the area. so you have to look at the son. no doubt about it. you do have to look at the son. >> bill: what are you watching as an investigator and waiting for? do you look at his phone, his computer? >> i believe they're looking at all of that right now and put a timeline to her as to when she came home. they can ping the phone and find out what time her last call was made and last text was made and see if anything if they can put a time of death on it as well an see if any calls or texts were made after that they'll put that into the timeline as well. they will put all the pieces together and i'm sure they are not in a rush with this. they'll go through it methodically and combine it with the accident scene and the corner. it will extend from the house to the body. >> dana: people in the neighborhood are shaken and upset and scared. but given what you have said, do you think they have reason to believe there is somebody there in the neighborhood that they should be worried about or specific to that particular house and victim? >> i think this is specific to this victim. the fact that she was stabbed 50 times. this person had a vengeance for her. for what reason they don't know. they have a person of interest. if it were somebody that's a danger to the public i can guarantee they would put something out there to tell the public you need to be aware. when it's close to home like that i believe they are on target and will proceed what they are doing right now. >> bill: "new york post" reported this morning two years ago in may of 2020 the husband reported the wife missing from the house. apparently she went out for a walk around midnight and didn't come back until 7:30 the next day. he called back and said he found her. does that mean anything? >> they will look at that and also look and see if there is domestic violence associated with this address at all and see who she was associated with. it could be many different things. it could be somebody she was involved with that nobody knew about. this is somebody that knew that house and could get in and out of the house and do what they had to do. so that's the big part about this. >> dana: we hope they find the perpetrator soon and bring that person of interest if that's the suspect. we'll know maybe soon? >> i think very soon you'll hear something. they will piece the evidence. you do not want to rush this. you want to take your time and make sure that when you do proceed with an arrest that you have the proper evidence for it. >> bill: thank you, joe. he is in person today. >> dana: thank you. new data from customs and border protection reflecting the worsening crisis at the southern border. the stunning numbers of those illegally trying to enter the u.s. how about no wage? elon musk threatening to cut board salaries to zero on the twitter board if his takeover succeeds. you see, son, with a little elbow grease, you can do just about anything. thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie? 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what are our border patrol supposed to do with that number? >> that's a daily occurrence. i get pictures sent to me of these unaccompanied children. just a couple of days ago down here in arizona there was a group of nearly 100 individuals from cuba and amongst them there were several children that were minors under the age of 6 from the three central american countries. so that's a daily occurrence. it is happening. continuing to happen because again there is no consequences for individuals coming across our borders. in america, where you can't even leave a dog inside a car with the windows rolled up, yet individuals are allowed to turn over their children to drug smugglers, human smugglers, sex traffickers and at the end are facing zero consequences for it. that's horrific to hear. >> bill: think about texas stadium between dallas and ft. worth. what does it hold, 70,000 or 80,000 people. think about that, right? fiscal year since october 1, six months now. you have a 1 million 26,000. how many times can you fill texas stadium for that number of people? year previous it's 571,000. you just wonder. >> that's the number of people getting apprehended. >> bill: the people making decisions in this country just don't care and have to be okay with it. >> it's horrific. that's just the individuals that are being apprehended. you start looking at some of the numbers of the individuals getting by or what they determine might be getting by and then you start seeing the amount of drugs coming into the country. so it has created a complete domino effect. not just what is being apprehended and released in the country. the drugs coming across, what's not being apprehended and the drug cartels are the ones heading this entire operation. they'll flood one area with huge volumes of individuals. that way it distracts agents ashd makes agents go to that area and they have to process and there are gaps. that's where they are bringing everything else acoos into our borders. >> dana: agents feel like they're not supported. we hear that every day. if you remember last fall there was this incident of the haitian migrants coming across, mounted border patrol being accused by the administration of whipping migrants. that criminal investigation is finished. just to remind everyone this is what the administration said at the time back then. >> it was horrible to see as you saw. to see people treated like they did. horses nearly running them over and people being stra.d it is outrageous. i promise you those people will pay. there will be an investigation underway now and there will be consequences. >> what i saw, those people on horse back treating human beings they way there were was horrible. >> i don't think anyone would think it was acceptable and appropriate. >> dana: the criminal investigation is finished. >> you accused these officers of brutal and inappropriate measures. now that they've been told they won't be criminally charged will you apologize >> there was an investigation into their behavior so that investigation is playing out. whenever it's going to be announced the department of homeland security will announce that and have a comment on it after that. >> dana: i imagine the border patrol agents won't get an apology. will they be able to get back to work soon? >> that's part of the problem. people need to understand the criminal investigation is over. however, the agency is still investigating through the administrative procedure. they can still face discipline up to termination. what's ironic is a couple weeks ago our own chief of border patrol went out and showed that he was at one time horse patrolling and how proud he was in time of horse patrol. he knows what the agents are trained on and they didn't do anything wrong. i think at this point they need to stop wasting taxpayer money and the witch hunt needs to be over and leave these agents alone. >> dana: thank you for being with us this morning. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: talk to you soon. >> we're deeply concerned as we did on friday, continue to call on all sides to exercise restraint. >> bill: so a rocket attack and air strikes raising tensions as spring arrives in the middle east. what is behind the latest round of violence? the cdc peeling away the mask mandate. is the agency reeling following the signs or is it just playing politics? 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>> i'm not a doctor, you're not a doctor that i'm aware of. the masking guidance is green, yellow, red. this is based on health considerations and data that the cdc looks at about trance missability as we've seen an increase in cases on airplanes. >> bill: jen psaki insisting the cdc is following science. two hours later thereabouts a florida judge strikes down the mandate for failing to provide sufficient justification. the white house then announcing the tsa will no longer enforce the masks on planes and so now the question, is the agency following the science or is it just playing politics? vivek ramaswamy, welcome back from columbus, ohio today. you've seen all the videos, pilots, flight attendants saying masks are no longer necessary. we have now entered a new phase. how do you see it? >> no doubt we've entered a new phase. a lot of people will celebrate. this is a story as much about the overreach of the administrative state. you take the alphabet soup of federal agencies, fsa, fda. sec. these organizationers are exceeding their legal authority and i'm proud for the judge in florida who stood up and say they did not have the legal authority to pass the regulations that they did. guess what? our administrative agencies can only administer the laws passed by congress. what we're seeing in this country every day in the name of science. you are seeing administrative state exceed its legal authority. that's what i think is the most important fact of the ruling was the heart of the legal basis for it. >> dana: strange thing to me is also that nobody yesterday in the administration said well we might be disappointed with the ruling but let's remember we aren't where we were in march of 2020. we have vaccines. we have therapeutics. many people with natural immunity. we know a lot more than we did before. we know planes are safer because of the recirculated air. no attempt to even assure people who might be concerned about this move. i have think that's a missed opportunity. >> i think it's a missed opportunity but more than that. i think it is rooted in a philosophy that actually has nothing to do with facts or science. while actually claiming to masquerade in the guise of fact and signs. i think this judge put her finger on the right pulse. this is about the overreach of state power itself. we have a constitutional system of checks and balances that says that if the people in this country want to have mask mandates on airplanes there is a way to do it. elect representatives to congress and to the senate who pass the law. what is happening via the white house and administrative state is they're trying to do what the constitution doesn't allow them to do by evading political accountability to do it disguising it in the judgments of the cdc, faa and the tsa. that's the reason why. ist is not just an error,ist -- it is part of the intention itself. >> bill: musk said board salary zero if my buy-out concedes. conventional wisdom investors thought about this deal over the weekend and saying it is not going to happen. but when you see the stock price now around $47, $48, i see it differently. investors are saying there will be a deal eventually and it will either be $54 or higher than that, maybe 60 or beyond. how do you see it? >> we're seeing other factors influencing that, bill. reports actually this morning apollo and other equity groups are making bids of their own. even if elon musk doesn't come out at the owner he would have done twitter shareholders a big favor and putting company in play and sparking a debate what about the social media platforms ought to represent to their shareholders and citizens who use them. that's part of might be influencing the trading die naij. this is a battle of elon musk versus the manage earable tasks. musk is representing the interests of the shareholders more effectively. a different layer. vanguard who is the top shareholder and black rock and state street and morgan stanley who will voice different views than elon m*u, about the direction of the government. neither vanguard, state street or blackhawk is investing their money. but their clients' money. the majority of them want the company to go in the direction that elon musk does. this is a case of the individual versus the managing class. >> dana: i agree with that. >> bill: there is a deal eventually. the question is when, right? 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and putin's brutal war in ukraine officially enters a new phase. general jack keane, tom homan, jason rantz, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: this is tough to watch here. crazy video out of argentina. hard to watch. check out the woman in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. she gets light-headed waiting for a train and takes a bad fall. people fear the worst. she is alive. video later now. crews pull her from the tracks relatively unscathed. she has been sent home from the hospital and okay. the woman saying i don't know how i'm still alive. >> dana: she fainted and didn't know what happened. hard to watch. thank goodness she is alive. >> bill: a teenagers fall last month. the ride operator made dangerous adjustment to the boy's seat. phil keating has the details from miami. >> good morning, dana. the cause of the horrifying amusement park tragedy appears now to have been caused when one or more of the ride's workers manually adjusted and loosened the safety harness so the overly large boy could fit into the seat and take the thrill ride. the free fall ride tragedy happened when the boy and his parents were in orlando for a football camp. these results were announced yesterday concluding a worker rigged the seat so the automatic electric sensors did not go off as they should have. >> these misadjustments allowed to improperly satisfying the safety mechanisms that allowed the ride to operate even though mr. samson was not properly secured in the seat. >> he was 50 pounds over the ride's weight limit. the 14-year-old boy was 6'5" and weighed 340 pounds. according to the ride's own manual the maximum weight limit is 287. free fall ride at the icon mark had only been open for four months billed as the tallest drop tower in the world. you ride to the top and drop fast at 75 miles per hour before a magnetic braking system stops you at the end. 430 feet tall. cell phone video taken the night it happened you could hear ride workers asking each other was he buckled in, was he buckled in? the employee responsible for the kid said he was. the ride's manual specifies quote be careful when seating large guests making sure they fit into the seats. if this is not so, do not let that person ride. the freefall ride has since been closed and remains closed indefinitely. dana. >> dana: phil keating, thank you for the update. terrible. sorry for the family to deal with. a couple minutes left here before we go. something here. our viewers will remember we did a lot of coverage of the afghanistan withdrawal. and how many people we left behind that we had promised to help. today jen wilson have an op-ed on foxnews.com called we cannot forget our afghan heroes and our promise to help them. we give you an update on carl, one of our interpreters, very brave person there on the day of the bombing at the airport. as well as an american citizen. neither of them have been brought to america yet and caught in state department red tape. we cannot forget what they did for us and our responsibility to them. >> bill: good piece. jen wilson is doing great work as do many others working behind the scenes. sometimes 24 hours a day to help people all over the world. to them we commend that effort. >> dana: there is also this. a fun thing. 7 foot alligator walking around there in sarasota. there we go. that is one big beast. >> bill: we're told even for florida. >> dana: you can see 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

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