border this is a second and our woman intercounty by an illegal alien. in both cases suspects from el salvador with ties to criminal gangs it. it should not be happening. shannon: . eric: strong words from a man to cross into the u.s. illegally charged with raping and killing a mother of five last year. federal agents tracked the suspect down to a bar and oklahoma and arrested him on friday police that he had ties to a salvadoran gang has a violent history including at least one other murderer in his home country. hello everyone this is a brand-new hour of "fox news live" by eric shawn. >> hello eric i am arthel neville. on a popular hiking trail. police say that illegal immigrant hid out in a draining pipe then dragged the 37-year-old mom into the woods. authorities also linked him to an attack on a 9-year-old girl and her mother during a home invasion in los angeles back in march for the problem of migrant crime has m as maryland democrac governor pointing the fingers at congress. fixproximate heart is broken for the family. she should still be here. movement immigration policy that needed to have been dealt with and was not. the consequent fall on us as a chief executive of the states that consequence fall on us as the leaders of our individualized jurisdictions. we know we have got to fix our broken immigration policy. we know we need congress to act on this. >> fox news chief correspondent jonathan hunt with the very latest on this disturbing case. >> the murder of rachel last august left residents fearful and law enforcement anger the arrest on friday of victor and tonio martinez hernandez has eased the fear but not the anger as the sheriff and maryland made clear. >> and everett won him to leave maryland again i want them to die in maryland prison system. we don't have the death penalty hope he spends the rest of his days there. >> 337 rolled rachel up for a rn last august on a tr trail in bel air about 30 miles northeast of baltimore. she never came home. her body was found the next day on that trail. police got a dna match from a home invasion here in l.a. in march of 2023 in which several people including a young child were assaulted. the suspect disappeared. that change friday when police arrested hernandez and tulsa, oklahoma hernandez is originally from el salvador and apparently entered the u.s. in february of 2023 crossing the southern border illegally. the harford county sheriff's blood in the white house and both members of parties in congress for not doing enough to tackle illegal immigration. appointee reiterated on fox and friends this morning. >> this is just an unnecessary tragedy. we need to do a better job in this country of securing our borders at least try to do it that's not what were saying from a. this should not have been allowed to happen. >> hernandez is expected to be extradited soon from oklahoma to maryland to face those murder charges. eric: all right jonathan thank you. arthel: >> they're coming from countries all over the world. not just south america but venezuela, the violent crime is down 72% because they have taken their criminals out of caracas and the different places and they move them into the united states of america. thank you very much venezuela we appreciate it. arthel: a shocking new details on racial suspected killer come as officials struggle to properly event mig migrant floog the southern border. they are particularly concerned about migrants with potential ties to the violent venezuelan gang. law enforcement sources telling fox news a migrant accused of shooting to nypd officers at the beginning of the month is suspected of being a member of that notorious gang. if you look at the numbers at the board it venezuelan migrant encounters have more than quadrupled during the biden administration rejoined me now florida congresswoman maria a member of the house foreign affairs committee. congresswoman you heard the statement from the former president. i understand not only do you agree with him, you have been sounding this alarm for months you and senator rubio, you guys spearheaded sending a letter to president biden requesting that he formally designate as transnational criminal organization. i went to ask right off the bat has the president responded? is he responded question if he would tell us more about the gang. >> my heart goes out to the family of anyone who has been killed by someone with a hispanic surname. we, the largest minority in the country the hispanics we know we want to live the american dream, not kill it. but i was hearing about the ms 13 i can talk to that president of el salvador has eradicated those people. but now it's talk about. it is a new ms 13 of our day it comes from venezuela we do not know their motives we do not know where the heads are. we note the president is our enemy and venezuela is protecting them. he has emptied that jails and most of them are here. he has invaded our country we do not know who they are. >> some of the cities i read there are some cities have been known to have been in. believe denver is one of those cities do you happen to know some of the cities? give us more information as to what they are doing here. >> what they are doing i know another gentleman that was gagged and bound here in my a area. we note two of the cops in new york city police and cops new york cops were beaten by that group we had that video on camera. these are people highly violent. we do not know their motives and that is why senator rubio and myself sends a letter to president biden saying you need to designate tren de agagua it means they have a criminal organization because by doing that the white house puts them under variable lack a list of what it does i guess the fbi and the rest of the law enforcement agencies in our country get all of the resources to go after them. to nail them, to arrest them and treat them at a different way than just a simple local gagged. that is what we are asking the president biden. in reality what is happening this is another consequence of having an open border for the last three and half years. were 10 million people have come in for a lot of people are good people that want to work and live the american dream. at the same time look at the gangs and all the thugs we are getting. we need to seal the border. we need to and catch and release. like i was listening to another soundbite at the beginning of the show, need to fix our immigration problem and that is what we are here for. arthel: i think everyone listening to us would agree with you. it takes all hands on deck for this. right now let us listen to u.s. border patrol el paso sector chief scott good on vetting venezuelan migrants. listen. pucourts a lot of folks especiay folks from venezuela we just have no idea. we have no biographic information no biometric information from that country in the united states. so when we run their fingerprints even though they've done terrible things in the country venezuela the country of venezuela does not share that information with us. arthel: you could ask should the u.s. ban one moment let me set up the question for you. you could ask should the u.s. ban all immigrants from venezuela? that would block those applying for legal immigration. so the question is i imagine how does the united states make venezuela pay for not sharing biometric information on known criminals with the u.s. and not accepting the criminals back when they are identified? >> that is a very good question that is exactly correct and that is why we asked the biden administration not to give any more economic oxygen to the regime who is the communist neo- marxist one of the three marxist regimes in our hemisphere and apportioned by administration thinking the majority was going to open up and give free and fair elections. they allow them to sell the oil again so now they have a lot of money in their treasury. and in the meantime they have opened up the jails and those people are the ones winding up here so what i think we should do is we should really treat venezuela with the utmost rigor and let them know they cannot do this anymore. but that is the problem people in the western hemisphere and the sub countries do not respect president bite and they see him as a week so they can do this type of thing. they will not do this under trump administration. arthel: while, tren de agagua means the train it's a nod to its roots as a rare weed workers union from that region and certainly because this is serious matter did i do not need to be flippant or cutesy, has the train left the station? is it too late to corral these guys and get them out of here? >> listen, i think after you look at the president and el salvador who in only a few years it was the murder capitol of the world and now it is the safest country in the western hemisphere. he has dealt with the gangs, the ms 13 as you heard in los angeles but he can definitely deal with these people we just need to have a very strong hand and we need to send the message this is not going to be condoned. and they're going to be prosecuted and they are going to spend a lot of time in jail. arthel: i am sorry i'm running out of time and want to ask, you never answer my question have you heard from the biden administration regarding your request to deem the organization of the gang and national crime organization? >> we have not heard. senator rubio and myself we are still waiting for the biden administration to designate them under that category. arthel: waiting for designation but have you heard anything are they working on this? >> we have not heard up until friday when session ended we will be free this week but my office in d.c. is going to continue calling the white house and asking for a response as to when they are planning to designate them as a criminal organization of transnational criminal organization. arthel: transnational not just national their hopping continents. quick the there all over the hemisphere. arthel: congresswoman thank you very much will have you back, thank you very much for a quick thanks to you. >> in 2016 donald trump came into detroit as a blackish motor so we had to lose eight years later joe biden has shown us. president trump came back to the hood with the receipts. he went back and he talked about a rise in crime. he talked about rising interest rates pretty talks about rising inflation. all things that hurt black americans the most. >> presidential campaign former president trump heading to another crucial swing state he will campaign in wisconsin. yesterday went to a historically black church in detroit where he courted african-americans for that group of voters have not historically voted the republicans in recent decades. madison is life in detroit with a much more on how the former president's visit went. >> hi eric. very busy setting for former president donald trump right here in detroit as you mention he started his day of campaigning at historically black church 180 church in detroit that church was packed to those in attendance gave the president multiple standing ovation strong then from the church took his campaign message to a turning point convention also being hosted in the city of detroit. across the two events he focused on similar themes he talked about the economy, the auto industry and immigration. making the argument the illegal crossings at the border hit communities of color the hardest. >> you note your social security and medicare are under siege because of the people coming over the border and the people coming over the border, all of those millions of people are inflicting tremendous harm to our black population and our hispanic population. those people are suffering because their jobs are being taken. their hospitals are being taken. their schools are being taken they're the ones who suffer the most. >> by demonstrations quick to address president trump's outreach efforts to black voters in detroit saying and part quote donald trump thanks the fact he has many black friends excuses an entire lifetime of denigrating and disrespecting black americans. but black voters know better. we got to talk to a number of black voters in detroit specifically those they are at the church those supporting the president s say they been able o experience both president biden president trump and because of that they know who they want in office. >> i do not agree with everything about president trump. i do not agree with one 100% everything anyone does however not voting based off of personal feelings on voting based on personal experience i've experienced trump as a resident of experience joe biden as president and i like trump as a president more. we are starting to see him polling black voters particularly young black voters are starting to show it with the democrat party. the numbers are still in that camp the trump campaign want to make greater of a push if they want to really turn the tides there that is exactly what they're planning on doing they were here this weekend the next stop on their campaign and the states of blue walls will be heading to michigan or excuse me after michigan the be heading to wisconsin that is on tuesday. expected to check my immigration and crime in that city. the senate back to you per art madison and detroit along the river a beautiful sunday afternoon there thank you. arthel: numeral president biden attended a star-studded fundraiser in hollywood. he did skip a ukraine peace summit in switzerland to make the event let's go to lucas tomlinson alive in the white house with more. lucas, the present of course was in switzerland he left after he secured a new funding from world leaders for ukraine before he left for his fundraiser is that correct? what set us right to the tune of $50 billion from g7 leaders. vice president harris attended the ukraine peace summit in switzerland president biden flew through the night from italy to get into los angeles two nights ago he had a down day to prepare and then attended the big fundraiser in los angeles last night with some of hollywood's elites. julia roberts fans that post their photos to social media we know we have a celebrity posting her photo with george clooney, president biden, former president donald trump ocean's eleven reunion there julia roberts here's texas header tenant ted cruz. big tech billionaires is how the democrat party is fighting for. environmental billionaires in california, that is who they care about. people are in bed with china to the democrats care about. if your talk but a steelworker, if you're tired but taxicab drivers ate waiter or waitress the democrat party long ago abandoned those workers. >> biden campaign said they raise a record-setting $30 million last night. "fox news sunday" the top democrat on the house intelligence committee had his take on a biden's foreign policy record. >> is that as a political matter and to earn 50 years the nights is history foreign policy has never been all that much of an influencer of americans votes for better or worse. >> another lawmaker from connecticut senator chris murphy had a different take over four years ago saying that about foreign policy in part quote democrats need to make it a centerpiece the 2020 campaign to beat trump is not likely that's going to be the case of this year. senator murphy spoke earlier definthe fed invited not attendg the gradient peace summit in switzerland. >> he has to campaign for reelection. the fact of the matter is the be handfuls of massively funded billionaires are going to put lots of money into this campaign joe biden has to raise money to counter that. it was not too long ago donald trump was passing the hat around in california and silicon valley raising some money. it is likely president biden will take some down time to prepare in the coming days for his first debate with former president donald trump which is now just less than two weeks away. >> we are anticipating the debate lucas tomlinson alive at the white house. thank you. [background noises] 's before israel announcing military pause fighting along the road too trite to let in more aid into the southern gaza strip. that decision coming just hours after eight idf soldiers were killed in southern gaza. it's a deadly same for the israeli troops since january. trey yingst is live in tel aviv with more on the latest developments. >> good afternoon israeli forces continue to operate inside the gaza strip. it comes as we are learning more about the four hostages that were saved just last weekend. cooks andre falls to his knees as his mother walks into the room. it is a reunion with more than eight months in the making. it was full of emotions and shouting and laughing andre was saying again and again i have survived, mama i have survived. andre and red basketball shorts became another symbol of hope for the israelis he and three others were rescued from hamas this month by special forces and a daring operation in central gaza as new details emerged about the delicate on the ground intelligence gathering that led up to the operation to save these hostages we are learning more about the conditions they were held in. he is talking a lot. telling us about his experience in about october 7 and the conditions in captivity andries father said when he gets to the painful moments he tries to mask it as a joke. he's trying to protect us and his friends. for example he told us in the first two months he was tight with his hands behind his back. after two months they tied his hands in the front. he says it was a huge gift and laughing about it. this weekend was certainly difficult for israeli forces who continue to look for the remaining hostages. eight soldiers were killed in a single incident when an explosion hit their armored personnel carrier. >> the hostage rescue the deaths of th the soldiers are a remindr of the sacrifice israelis have to undergo facing their terrorist thank you. arthel: president biden not pulling any punches talking about the supreme court at last night's hollywood fundraiser. what he said about some of the courts recent decisions that is up next. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. ♪("baby" by summer walker)♪ ♪ ♪ book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. ♪ ♪ citi's industry leading global payments solutions help their clients move money around the world seamlessly in over 180 countries... and help a partner like the world food programme as they provide more than food to people in need. together, citi and the world food programme empower families across the globe. ♪ -unnecessary action hero ... the nemesis. -it appears that despite my sinister efforts, employees are still managing their own hr and payroll. why would you think mere humans deserve to do their own payroll? 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the answer is very simple at the gun lobby bought and paid for by the nra. they will not put the interests of american children and families ahead of the interests of the gun manufacturers. sue for you heard the bump stop issue 58 people at the las vegas music concert gunned down by the gunman who shot from the casino hotel. 1000 shots more than a thousand in a few minutes. can you wrap your brain around the sense, a it has not passed and be, what was behind justice thomas decision? he is the one who issued the ruling about an atf the authorization of the atf oversight. >> i cannot wrap my brain around the carnage that is unleashed by these weapons because i was a marine officer i slept with ar-15 i fired machine goods are. let's be clear these are weapons designed to kill human beings at range and at scale a bump stocks is an accessory designed to get around a national firearms act by like a single function of the trigger to unleash an automatic rate of fire more than 100 rounds per minute. no civilian needs more than 100 rounds per minute. and mass shootings like las vegas in 2017 the supreme court is putting machine guns in the hands of would be massive shooters and 35 states that it not yet banned bump stocks. congressional republicans need to gain the courage of their constituents on this issue and marginalize the gun law. support was not president trump decision during his administration that did this in the first place. you have experience, let me show we have a little video that vividly demonstrates the power and the rapidity of what a bump stock does. i want our viewers to watch this video right now. eric: ruled is not a machine gun. take a look at that. it is just constant. how can it be ruled -- make you pull the trigger it automatically does that but the law says the finger has to keep on doing it so therefore is not a machine gun. >> yes. you can tell how radically dangerous that type of accessory is by the fact that even the trump administration was compelled to act to ban them. now course donald trump is backing away and refusing to say the court missed read the law about the spirit and the letter of the national firearms act. this is another example of donald trump flip-flopping on issues that matter to americans he's flip-flopped on abortion multiple times in his career. i was going to buy it because they know who he really is by the supreme court justice. he has flip-flopped on firearms multiple times in his career. this is not a president who would ever uphold the law and order he's only going to uphold his own interests. that is ultimately be the sharpest contrast president biden can draw with him because the legislation could be introduced this week in congress? >> we have the legislation. step 135 democratic cosponsors one republican cosponsor a modern from pennsylvania. this is just in keeping with the extremism of congressional republicans on the matter of gun safety they are out of step. not only with the average american but the average american gun owner and republican on issues like universal background checks. assault wea weapon ban, safe ste laws allowing for gun tracing to crack down on crime guns. these are all issues the majority of american support. these are all bills congressional republicans refused for a vote proceed with the republicans say about this next week. there are some efforts i am told to reunite that legislation just see how far it goes after the supreme court ruling. massachusetts democratic congressman jen shoot thank you for joining us on f fox news. >> of course. three sky players coming over. the official yes across the head. they will go to the monitor to review this one. arthel: okay they will reviewed i do not know what happened. angel reese's game between the chicago sky and indiana fever. this comes sports fans are debating whether clark should be included on team usa olympic basketball team. riley gaines is here and will weigh in next. better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. when we say it'll be on time, they expect it to be on time. turn shipping to your advantage. keep those expectations with reliable ground shipping. thanks brandon. with usps ground advantage®. ♪ ♪ when you're a small business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪ [ cellphone whooshes ] [ sighs ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online so you can take on all your others to-dos. already did. see if you could save at progressivecommercial.com. hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't sharp and that doesn't work when you're writing a mystery and i knew i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear, much sharper. i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. 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[music playing] arthel: columbia university will reopen its main campus to the public tomorrow for this is going to be the first time since mid april. i have been restricting access to students and staff. this is after months of unrest pro- palestinian protesters set up dozens of tents on campus and briefly took over a school building. will be accessible to anyone between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. eric: faa suited texas alone fr failing to patent or the $82000 in fines for that of her alleged violent and erratic behavior on an airplane three years ago. the suit notes and ultimately took to flight attendants and a passenger to restrain her. madison's carp unit with the latest on this. >> it is the largest fine the faa has ever imposed the woman was pushing and hitting flight attendants were trying to open the cabin door before she was duct taped to her seat even after that the faa says she continued kicking and headbutting at the crew and other passengers. the san antonio press obtained the laws of this at the chaos started after 34-year-old heather wells ordered a jack daniels meat. the american airlines flight was from dallas to charlotte that you're the faa said there was a disturbing uptick in cases of violent or threatening passengers. the agency said there has been a rapid growth of this behavior ever since. here's another unruly passenger. put your hands down and don't touch anybody. passengers on this american airlines flight put a man and a headlock according to court records, the man had to be carried off the plane for threatening to take it down. just this week the agency said it is cracking down on this to make sure all passengers are safe this summer. it says anyone who assaults or threatens people on a flight can be fined up to $37000 per penalty. eric, just this year there is already been over 900 cases of unruly passengers. over 100 of those cases are involving drunk people. back to you. eric: just astounding, madison thank you. >> this is about a very rare moment in time for people suddenly care about the wnba. the reason they care what the wnba is because of caitlin clark. they have an opportunity to grow the sport and get more eyeballs on its whatever the reason might be whether it is a racial, or jealous, or pettiness they have decided to hurt themselves. caitlin clark is the golden goose right now. arthel: debate is raised about team usa decision to leave caitlin clark off the roster considering she is one of the most popular names in women's sports. usa basketball says all 12 women on the team's roster have won a gold medal at either the olympics or the world cup. nba commissioner adam silver said he is disappointed clark will not play in paris but he gets why she did not make the team. >> my mandate is a bit different than usa basketball is to get more people to watch basketball. usa basketball has a very specific mandate about feeling the best possible team from a competitive standpoint i accepted they did their jobs they were instructed to. steve of our next guest is the author of the new book swimming against the current former ncaa swimmer and contributor riley gaines good to see you again. before we start, i want to read with the commissioner just said and kissed and i did not hear that p said my mandate is a bit different than usa basketball. my job is to get people to love and watch basketball. usa basketball is a very specific mandate about fielding the best possible team from a competitive standpoint and i except they all did their jobs as they were instructed to. so riley, how do you see it? caitlin does not have a gold medal the rest of the team they had seven practices what caitlin was still playing the wnba. does this make the decision fair? >> yes comment to your point that usa basketball chair, the governing board there their job is to win. it's not about popularity, as it should not be. so let's look at the facts caitlin clark was the number one overall draft pick this year. as she held many big tent ncaa for collegiate basketball despite being a rookie she has 2:30 point games in her belt including a historic performance just this past friday where she tied wnba rookie record with seven three-pointers 85 -- 83 win over the washington mystics. even today she scored 23 points. so, that usa basketball chair said it would be irresponsible to put caitlin clark on the u.s. women's olympic basketball team. all while putting brittney griner on the team. she has been out since the second game of the season with a tote fracture she might not even be playing again for another month. i think with the extreme controversy that she brings, the exclusion of clark, women's basketball has likely caused itself millions of viewers. arthel: let me jump and you said a lot there first of all you refer by the light caitlin clark just for the record. you said you mentioned and referred to caitlin as a rookie multiple times which she is. i'm not sure what you mean by the controversy brittney griner brings to the game. that is not fair to say without explanation. >> given everything that happened overseas, given she was put in jail. the controversy is certainly there whether we want it there or not. arthel: it would not her fault and wrongly accused let's be fair riley i like you a lot too. that is not right. she was wrongfully accused and that is not fair to bring that up but we are going to delete that you and i continue again i like you a lot. so the game was on today indiana fever 91 chicago sky 83. you may have heard during the ncaa championship tournament in april were talking angel recent now of the chicago sky, the loss of 883 indiana fever 91 again. she had this to say about the much-hyped competitive rivalry between her and caitlin. here she says me and caitlin clark do not hate each other it is a super competitive game. once i get between those lines there is no friends i have plenty of friends on the court that i talk to outside the game. but like when i get between those lines we are not friends we are not buddies i'm going to talk trash to you. i'm going to do whatever it takes to get in your head the whole entire game. but after the game we can kick it. so listen you know there bit epic rivalries in the nba over the decades isn't the sort of good for the wnba? >> i think so. i think it gives the wnba the opportunity to be just as competitive in that sense as the men have proven themselves to be. but what we have seen what i believe we have seen is intense jealousy. not just from angel reese but again the wait caitlin clark has been targeted by the media and targeted by people like jamal hale who has had caitlin clark has pretty privileged, tall privilege, straight privilege, the list goes on. i think they have shown themselves they have not been able to handle the same pressure to be able to play on the court in the same way the nba does. spit up a couple things now i'm going to have to get jamaal hill on you just name checked her i'm going to have to invite her on to rebut. and also angel reese i have been doing this okay she has been doing -- angel reese is ever doing this for two years i have sold out audiences and celebs in the seats et cetera. rarely they are going to kill me come back you can back you and i must continue this conversation. riley gaines so good to see you. thank you very much. we will be right back. >> thank you. before apoquel chewable for allergic itch. giving dogs pills was a battle of wits. oh, maria, i'm wise to your foolish game. is it gone? 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