>> dana: anarchy in el paso. a stampede of migrants trampling a group of national guardsmen. a snapshot of a crisis that continues to be unchecked. good morning i'm dana perino. bill hemmer has the day off today. good morning. >> jacque: the guards were trying to break the migrants into smaller group and some mentor through razor wire and rushed them. >> dana: authorities charged at least one of the migrants are assault. "new york post" dubbing it an onslaught. >> jacque: there was a new york reporter who witnessed it. griff jenkins key white house. let's go to nate foye in eagle pass. >> good morning. so far at least one migrant is charged with assaulting a texas national guard soldier after a group of over 300 migrants, many single adult men from venezuela, pushed past the national guardsmen and rushed the border wall in el paso. take another look. [shouting] >> the migrant charged with assault is accused of pushing the texas national guard soldier down and trampling over him. texas governor abbott says texas dps may arrest more for criminal trespass and destruction of property. hundreds of migrants after this chaos, including women and children in total over 600 migrants here, governor abbott's office says the surge in el paso is the direct result of the unsustainable chaos president biden has unleashed on the border. it happened, jacque, has texas awaits an appeals court ruling to determine the immediate future of senate bill four to allow texas to arrest and deport migrants without turning them over to border patrol. if sb4 could have been used on the migrants in that video. congresswomans could par represents el paso and points the blame elsewhere writing texas national guard are not trained to process migrants and their presence impedes federal law enforcement. all this while illegal crossings in texas are actually down but skyrocketing in america's west. send it back to you. >> jacque: nate foye, thank you so much. >> dana: a texas reporter witnessed the whole thing. what did you see and have you talk about it. listen here. [shouting] >> dana: the video is very dramatic in the watching of it. what was it like to see it firsthand? >> that happened so fast. you had a group of 600 migrants that were all seemingly very calm for, you know, 30 minutes that we were there, maybe an hour. then all of a sudden the texas national guard began to take the separated groups, 300 single adults, 300 families and children and women on the other side. those people were going to be taken for processing, that was their priority. the single adults were taken into small groups back to mexico. they realized that was their fate and it just within a matter of seconds became absolute chaos as you showed in that clip. they took over the national guard there. they totally dominated all of their resources, which were very little. there were only a few guardsmen down there. they were running past the razor wire. they breached that. they breached the national guard physical bodily boundary they had created and then they made their way up to the wall where they were pleading to get into the country. that is what they were hoping to get. i think the promise of that and realizing they weren't going to get that because of what texas had done there was very upsetting to them. they decided to just cause chaos. >> dana: do you know if any of them make it into the interior of the united states? >> yes, many of these people did get processed by border patrol under title eight, which is what is typically used for what we know as catch and release. these are people mainly released into the country. so this sends a message to people around the world that even if you act like this, you can probably get into the country and i think they continue to push these boundaries and see what they can get away with. here they got away with some really, really scary stuff. you know, assaulting -- appeared to be assaulting some of the national guardsmen. it was totally out of control. >> dana: have you had a chance to talk to any of those national guardsmen and what they are thinking? >> i do talk to members of the texas national guard in the area. and they said they are trying to be really supportive of each other right now because they feel totally overwhelmed. just as other authorities dealing with this are. border patrol, the state dps. this is the situation they're in. when it is the federal authorities especially, they feel like the people in washington that are in charge of their agencies don't have their backs in this situation. a lot of the border patrol agents i talk to took me back to the september 2021 horse patrol unit where they were accused of whipping migrants. we know that narrative totally blew up in the media's face. it wasn't the case at all. they weren't whipping migrants and their own agency said that after an investigation. everyone was against them in that moment and that's how these people feel. >> dana: border encounter numbers in el paso sector over the past three years it really went up. it is down a little bit year-to-date for 2024, 96,000. do you think -- is that number likely to go up or down based on this legal wrangling between texas and the biden administration? >> i think we're starting to see that spring surge as the weather gets better and realize sb4 to allow state and local authorities to make arrests for illegal entry isn't going into play right now and it is still in legal limbo. they know these things. cartels are very smart. they see that they can get away with these things and get into the country. we saw just a few months ago jose ibarra came through this area and got processed and released. he wasn't a gotaway. this is one person. we have a few days ago a person who said they were a hezbollah terrorist. we confirmed they were on the terror watch list. but that didn't happen until six days after this person said they were on the watch list. it is possible they could have been released into the country as well had they not told authorities they were a terrorist. this is what we are dealing with. a lot more criminal elements coming through and a spring surge. >> dana: just tell me about the people there who live in el paso. a thriving american city. a lot of businesses down there. are they worried about the state of things right there at the border? >> absolutely. i talked to delores yesterday. they lives right along the border and sees preaches of her fence every day. she sees people crossing her property, people under her car taking her granddaughter into the town. walgreens, just like san francisco, has things locked up because migrants are stealing things. there are criminal elements also on the streets. there are members of what appears to be the gang that, of course, ibarra was affiliated with. a very violent prison gang from venezuela. this is the reality for people on the ground here. they feel completely unsafe. >> dana: jenny, i hope we can stay in touch with you. thank you for your reporting and being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> jacque: incredible. griff jenkins sent a statement fro cbp about the incident. cbp continues to enforce united states immigration laws and individuals and families without a legal basis to remain in the u.s. are subject to removal and subject to a minimum five year bar of -- no one should believe the lies of smugglers, individuals and families without a legal basis to remain in the united states will be removed. they are suggesting that these people who came in would be subject to removal. and jenny said a lot have been processed and released into the interior of the country. >> dana: yesterday we had the reporting dhs had misplaced 200,000 notices to appear. the story continues and it is having an effect not only on the country but also the presidential election. >> jacque: that case in texas and whether the law can be applied will be interesting to watch. >> dana: we'll get you to the next news here. >> jacque: new clues in the state of missing college student riley strain. it showed the 22-year-old walking in the opposite direction of his nashville hotel the night he vanished. believed to be the last known footage of him before his disappearance. steve harrigan live in atlanta with the details on this story. hey, steve. >> riley strain has been missing now for two weeks. his family members now say that sunday night police showed them unreleased video. this video shows the 22-year-old university of missouri student walking quickly in the opposite direction of his hotel even jogging. these are the last known movements of riley strain. other videos that the police have previously released show the 6'7 college student stumbling on the sidewalk. he was kicked out of a bar with his fraternity brothers two weeks ago. a brief interaction with a police officer captured on body cam. he does not appear to be too distressed. family members say they appreciate the police still trying to find their son. >> we appreciate more than you will ever know, the outpouring we've received from the community, from the press, and everyone else involved. >> police say part of the reason they released the videos is to show that strain was not being followed or chased. they maintain there has been no sign of foul play throughout this case. jacque, back to you. >> jacque: steve harrigan, thank you. >> dana: want to take you to capitol hill now. there is the house freedom caucus having some thoughts about that video we just showed you at the border. watch. >> i urge all of our colleagues, not just the brave ones standing today in front of you, but every single member of the house, republican and democrat, reject this bill. i yield. >> thank you, chairmen. when i came up here i thought we had the majority but it appears that we don't have the majority of fiscally responsible individuals. we're here because 30 hours ago the party put forward a 1,000 page. >> dana: they are now onto the other issue, which is the budget bill. that's also in question. we'll bring that to you about the border when we can get it back and police on the hunt for a pair of suspects accused of murdering a woman who caught them squatting. >> dress-up court with kids having a halloween party with no adult supervision. we need the adults to look at this. >> jacque: former president trump has to post a near half million dollar bond and the a.g. is laying the ground work to seize properties if he can't pay up. >> dana: unflinching expo say from "time" magazine casting major doubts on a biden comeback. i would like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know there are so many of you who have served your country honorably, whether it's two years, four years, or thirty-two years, like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is your eligibility for a va loan. not 80 percent but 100 percent the value of your home and that's what you can get at newday usa. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. 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and mind you, ladies and gentlemen, the people that ran over them, that ran right over them, ran to border patrol. ran to border patrol to come into this country. border patrol taking orders from joe biden and secretary mayorkas. that's the march madness that's happening in our country. >> dana: last night on "the five" jess watters made the point the biden campaign could spend $10 million and run ads constantly about the border and it wouldn't do anything to dent of effectiveness seeing what we see here in this video at the border yesterday in el paso. we'll continue to follow that and see if the biden administration decides to say anything more. cbp statement but nothing from president biden as of yet. and unlikely we will. get you to this now. >> i made a grave mistake while trying to fight through various emotional issues and stress. >> jacque: thatal alabama woman will avoid jail time. she pled guilty to filing a false police report. she called 911 to report your abduction after claiming she saw a toddler walking on the side of the road. police searched for days to find her before she returned home. russell told the court she made a grave mistake. the judge sentencing her to probation, community service, and a fine of over $17,000. >> there should be consequences for your actions. it appears to me here the consequences are for the parents because i would assume these are the ones who will have to pay for this. >> dana: a lot of resources. i covered it live every day hoping the young woman was okay. she won't have to go to jail and she is okay. i don't know how much consequences if it he can walls it. she has issues. >> jacque: they don't want to treat someone differently. it was an elaborate story that freaked out a lot of people. >> dana: a federal judge in illinois ruling that a federal law banning illegal immigrants from owning guns. guess what? they think it's unconstitutional? william la jeunesse is live from los angeles to explain. >> this ruling totally 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recourse? this is all pre-appeals, right? is there any recourse the former president has at this point in your mind? >> the president has filed and appeal to stay the proceedings or stay the forfeiture, the judgment in this case. he has made a strong case. i have dug deep into the appeal he has filed with the court and i think the court needs to respond today or at least by monday so the nation doesn't continue to hang on a thread on this issue. the appeal actually lays out that the new york statute allows for the appellate court to make exceptions in order to stay the judgment. they go through in detail essentially other cases where that's happened. they talk about the likelihood of victory in this case going through the issues at the trial court level and bring up the eighth amendment which is particularly ripe in this case. there is no precedent for any type of fine or other type of judgment of this sort. so i think the appeal is very strong and if the appellate court wants to maintain their credibility they need to come out with a ruling today. no later than midday monday. >> dana: i want to ask you about this. president trump said this morning on truth social he is very close to having the money. i think in the post he says $5 hundred million. i might be able to come up with the cash. leticia james is saying she has her eyes on trump tower on 40 wall street. this is from trump's response to the illegal bond demand. saying it would be completely illogical and the definition of an unconstitutional excessive fine and taking to require defendants to sell properties at all especially in a fire sale in order to be able to appeal the lawless supreme court judgment as it would cause harm that cannot be repaired once the defendants win as is likely on appeal. maybe the court doesn't care about this. as i understand from judge janine this is not something a private company or proverb at individual in terms of this kind of fine. maybe for a public company to raise this kind of money. will that weigh on the court's thinking at all? >> it will weigh on the court's thinking. in the appeal, the trump team actually goes through in detail other cases that are similar in nature in terms of where there was sufficient funds but perhaps held in different ways. or where the judgment itself seemed to be out of line with what the capabilities were in order to post that bond. so what leticia james is doing now is pushing the law beyond what it is meant for. it is written to allow for exceptions. he has the assets if the appellate courts were to rule in the state's favor here. but where it's not held in cash. donald trump certainly working hard for this to actually come up with the half a billion dollars in cash or the amount of cash necessary for the bond. but when you look at his real estate holdings, it shows that he isn't a threat in terms of not being able to fulfill the judgment in this case. his team has put that in the appeal. it is i think very solid and, of course, we can't forget about the eighth amendment consideration which say that you can't have fines that are excessive and the supreme court has gotten deep into that essentially ruling in the past that judgments that are in excess of multiples of this sort simply are just not constitutional. >> dana: thank you so much. i hope you have a great weekend and we'll catch up with you next week. >> thank you. >> dana: new details, how ohtani found his interpreter may have swindled millions of dollars from him. gen z americans want more communication in the workplace. new research shows they are shunning older colleagues. do they know how an office works? >> that would be great if you can do that from now on. i'll go ahead and make sure you get another copy of that memo, okay? n you add an all new footlong sidekick. like the philly with a new $2 footlong churro. sometimes the sidekick is the main event. you would say that. every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick. tired 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what israel is up against in the united nations once again. covering itself in glory as we watch them there live in new york. >> jacque: two squatters now wanted for murder after allegedly killing a woman inside her mother's new york luxury apartment in the city. nypd says they stuffed her body in a duffel bag and stole her car to get away. alexis mcadams is following this wild story for us. >> this is a horrendous situation for this person's family. grieving and this morning both squatters are on the run last spotted in pennsylvania. the duo killed the woman and took off in her car. the 52-year-old woman's body was in a closet stuffed in a duffel bag. flew from spain to new york city to prepare the apartment for a family friend. it was supposed to be vac ants for months after her mom died not too long ago. inside a man and woman who haven't been identified by police attacked her and threw her into a sheetrock wall according to reports. police say she had multiple facial fractures and broken ribs. she died from blunt force trauma to the head. >> scary when something like this happens. you always expect it to happen somewhere else and not in your neighborhood. >> police are searching for the squatters. the search has turned to pennsylvania after investigators found her car crashed in the area. the pair also reportedly were caught on surveillance video trying to go to all dees and different car dealerships trying to buy a new car to be on the run. the apartment where she was killed has no front door. you use the key to take the elevator to access the unit. police are trying to figure out how the squatters ever got inside in the first place. jacque. a california middle schooler beaten by another girl at school. days earlier a missouri teen's skull was fractured with a fight with another girl. taylor rigs joins us now. the three of us think we know there could be mean girls but this feels like a whole new level. >> a whole new level. violence is obviously very unfortunate. for me it's a symptom of a broader problem. to me a breakdown in nuclear family units. kids aren't being held accountable by parents. watching violent behavior at home. families aren't meeting to sit down at dinner together at night to talk about things. kids are being bullied at school and probably not reporting it to parents. all of this comes down to a breakdown of a nuclear family unit. we don't have in this country or feels ever more elusive. interesting when it comes to school violence i read a report in the buffalo school district. they gone away from wanting off duty police officers in 2021 to be on campus and now calling for that to come back. one solution is can you have off duty police officers come back and help monitor. what i don't understand is the video recording instead of coming in and stepping in to help some of these victims, that's a cultural younger generation, things i don't think we understand. >> jacque: another element. in the missouri case the family of the girl charged in the beating, she is claiming she was the actual victim. a daily mail headline missouri teen charged with bashing the head. an honor roll student defending herself. the gofundme account was taken down from the platform. against raising money in defense of an alleged violent crime. you watch the video. good news about all these videos is we have everything on camera, self-defense only goes so far. once the threat is eliminated it is not self-defense. you become the attacker. i think the video evidence will show everything that you need. self-defense only goes to a point. >> dana: i know fox business you talk about office culture and what's happening. we're all very interested in what's happening between the generations. gen z reported by linkedin research, one in five gen z workers say they have not talked to someone over the age of 50 in a year. they don't know -- 17% say they don't know how to approach colleagues from different generations. what's happening? >> this is wild. you have this whole group of young generation. i don't know if it was covid that took them out of the face-to-face environment or as they enter the workforce they're more nervous. i'm a huge proponent on working in an actual office part-time and not being fully remote. you have students, young workers who come in and they have anxiety. they are reporting anxiety by just picking up the phone. reporting anxiety if you are on a zoom call or zoom meeting with a boss or teacher they are asking you to turn their camera on and they say no, it gives me mental anxiety. people have an inability to engage with society. thankfully there are a lot of exceptions to the rule. we all know a lot of young people that are able to do that. the good news for that group is you can really do bare minimum and get ahead. this older generation just needs a few people to come in, go to work, show up, pick up the phone, answer an email and that's what's required. >> dana: that is your 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energy? lydia hu from fox business has the story for us. >> it's interesting here is that we're told that fishermen don't usually get along with each other. but plans to use 2 million acres of land in the gulf of maine for a wind farm are uniting all of them in outage. the bureau of ocean energy management announced the plans for an off shore energy site in the gulf of maine and it is becoming 23 and 92 miles off the coast and 80% smaller than planned. they scaled back after consulting with fishing groups. the entire 2 million acres would not be used. the plan is for smaller areas inside this territory to eventually be leased. still, a group of 17 fishermen groups are alarmed and concerned about the economic and environmental impact. they said in a statement the government's plan is quote the rushed development process that the poorly informed of economic, scientific, environmental and cultural issues of paramount importance. they are concerned about lobsters, haddock and whales. one fishermen raising concerns about the eel population. he said eels are the most valuable fish in the united states and migrate through this particular area. watch. >> what happens if a seismic boat goes through a school and kills a couple of whales? or dolphins and wipe out a whole class of fish and they don't come back and don't spawn? >> the recent cancellation of off shore wind projects off new jersey and the economic viability of wind farms. the cove behind those said high interest plates and inadequate tax credits were to blame for the cancellation. public commentary on this government's plan for the gulf of maine starts monday. >> dana: thank you for the report. >> jacque: let's bring in someone who knows about this. the founder and ceo of the new england stewardship fishermen's association. i appreciate your time and i grew up in maine. so i sympathize with this cause and have been following it for awhile. your organization is raising the alarm about the impacts that this president's proposals would have on the economy and also on the environment. but looking back even just a couple of years, the lobster population, shrimp population in the area has been declining. is your concern that the wind farms would contribute to that even more? >> yes, that's exactly what we're saying. the fact of the matter is we don't have enough data to have even -- we don't even know the exact cause of emf on herron stocks. if we stop these species from migrating to breed there goes sustainability of food security. even the indigenous depended on this and we're putting them at risk now for nonsense. >> jacque: it's the area in green on your screen where the wind energy area would be put in. jerry, do your fishermen often go out that far? it's pretty deep water out there. also given the warming waters in the last couple of years and you had the young lobster population dropping off by some 40% in shallower water. it was a report that came out in october. sort of expectations a lot are moving into deeper water. do you guys go out that far? >> oh yeah, we go all the way out to the georgia's banks. there are people out there right now today. we have lobstermen on the east side of that area. southern area of that wind en energy -- its pivotal for many types of fish. it is a pivotal staple due to the all occasion issues. now when we push these fellows out of these areas, you know, you will have more competing interests which will have a direct impact on the natural resources. when you control an area it's not good for any environment. when you start to restrain this, it will be a big problem. >> what kind of recourse do you have? you have been up against the last couple years environmental restrictions and effects on your industry and now potentially this as well. what will it do to the maine economy, to your business? >> oh, it will cripple us. it will cripple us. because of the allocation issues. now that we have these restrictions you'll force guys out of ecological areas that are the backbone and staple of our communities. now you are forcing guys to go into areas to compete. now everybody is catching the same stock resource. now we have market issues will have direct impacts to the economy of all wild harvesters. competing interest on areas, again it will be conflicts. it will be destruction. right now we just don't have enough data to -- like i said, we already know that the lobsters are going to have direct impact just from the emf fields. we know they will have an effect on the haddock. those are the staples of the new england economy. >> jacque: hopefully the biden administration will hear what you are saying and considering it and we'll draw attention to it. it is a big deal for the maine and tourism economy and family businesses. these are big issues. thank you very much. appreciate your time. >> thank you for having us. >> dana reads sports. >> watch, corner three. >> oh my goodness. >> dana: march madness, 14 seed oakland grizzlies stunning three kentucky wildcats. the biggest upset on the first day of the ncaa tournament. it was also a good day for the 11 seeds. duquesne, oregon and n.c. state. i did my bracket based on who had the lowest out of state tuition cost, okay? whoever had the lower one of the two went through. i had byu to win it all. i guess my bracket got busted is what they say. i made my point. >> jacque: there might be one person who watches less sports than you and it's me. >> dana: together we're a pair. the rest of the group makes up for it indeed. we'll get you to this. >> i had a kid just recently say i will hunt you down and shoot and cut you into little pieces. she sounds like she was about 16 years old. or younger. >> dana: a series of violent threats against congress. we'll hear from a lawmaker who has received them. jorge has always put the ones he loves first. but when it comes to caring for his teeth he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to 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serving a 20 year sentence for aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer with a firearm and not released until 2036. he planned a break-out where he injured himself so badly he was taken to the nearby hospital and escorted by four corrections officers. two armed and two unarmed. when he was being walked out of the hospital back to the ambulance an accomplice ambushed the officer, shooting two of them. a third officer was later hit by friendly fire from a boise officer. police say the accomplice was nick laos who met mead in prison. they're both members of the aryan knights prison gang. the good news back at the top two suspects captured and the really good news, jacque, thes