tolerated. china needs to know an invasion would come at too high of a price. ashley: you re watching fox and friends first, i m ashley strohmier. i m guy benson, in for todd piro. he will meet with the delegation tomorrow, beijing retaliating and imposing sanctions against the ronald reagan library. ashley: bring in deputy editor of restoring america at the washington examiner, kaly, my first question, do we have capacity right now when it seems like all or every bit of our resources are in ukraine tied up with this retaliation from china? well, you re right, this is one concern national security experts have with increasing spending in the ukraine war is we are drying up our own reserve for potential invasion of taiwan. which diaz said he would like to he might do so even earlier, that is great concern to the u.s. we do not have concrete policy or strategy when it comes to taiwan. white house secretary karine jean-pierre was asked whether president biden was com
if it gives ukraine long range missiles, you are in the cnn newsroom. well, as the u.s. grapples with big issues that affect earn, gas prices, the economy and the pandemic, gun violence continues unabated. it is a problem that is uniquely american. as one community buries 19 children after the hor risk massacre in uvalde, texas, in the last few hours and days, more killings. the numbers are staggering. at least eight mass shootings since friday and according to gun violence archive, more than 240 mass shootings this year. sunday morning in chattanooga, tennessee. i m tired standing in front of you talking about guns and violence. reporter: 17 others injured near a downtown nightclub. police say some victims hit by bullets, others by fleeing cars. there are families lives shattered forever, because people are dealing with violence. reporter: an overnight shooting at a bar. out west. two people dead and two more injured in mesa, arizona. saturday night at least three
wounded. today would have been the last day of the school year. instead of making plans for vacations, camps and cookouts, these families, right there you see them, are making funeral arrangements. grief is immeasurable. listen here to angel and how he learned his little girl was gone. she was just trying to do the right thing. she was just trying to call the cops. she was so scared of just strangers and things like this. she would lock the door when i would step out to put gas in the car. like, she this is literally like her worst fear. and she was just trying to help everyone. one little girl is covered in blood head to toe, like, i thought she was injured. i asked her what was wrong. and she said she s okay. she was hysterical saying they killed her best friend and she s not breathing and she was trying to call the cops. i asked the little girl the name, and she and she told me she said amerie. unthinkable the pain there. unthink able the pain. let s get to the sce
those are the faces of the immigration surge. there are more children coming across the border than we have facilities for. there is a crisis on the texas border right now. this crisis as a result of president biden s open border policy. announcer: this is new day weekend. a shot of capitol hill there and the flags flying as we begin with we have to tell you we have a crisis at the u.s./mexico border. this is an unprecedented high. homeland security secretarial happen droe secretary alejandro mallorcas is directing fema. up on capitol hill for us this morning, what do we expect to see? reporter: victor, it s going to be an incredibly busy week in congress. as you said, house minority leader kevin mccarthy leading a group of 12 republicans to el paso tomorrow where they will tour a migrant processing facility. this has been a major issue with republicans. they have been hitting the biden administration on this influx of migrants crossing the border in rec
detective, how dangerous and damaging is this, especially to detectiveses and undercover officers, not only them, but for their families? first of all, i have seen what was going on, photos leaked have side by sides of officers working undercover, what they looked like now and those are being tweeted out already. we have drug cartel, mafia and that is stressful enough, now photos go out, can you imagine walking in with an informant and the person might have your photo and you walk in and get shot. stress level is 10 fold because of the department, how reckless they were to release the photos. ashley: will anything change with how undercover officers go about their jobs? you can t just walk into something undercover when it has to deal with drugs or gangs and expect to feel safe. is there anything being done