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identified as francisco oropeza he's 38-year-old, mexican national is a large tattoo on his left forearm. if either investigators found his phone and a rural area that county sheriff greg capers admits the suspect could quote to be anywhere now. homeland security secretary vows the killer will be brought to justice. >> it is a horrific crime and i can assure you and the american people that law enforcement will deliver accountability. our hearts go to the victims and the victims families and those children. christina coleman is live at the very latest, christina what more do we know? >> high arthel law enforcement scheduled to hold a press conference on this case any minute now so we are waiting for that. also today the fbi released more photos of the alleged gunman francisco oropeza hoping it can lead to an arrest rate take a look one of the photo shows a

prominent tattoo on the suspect left forearm for authority say 38-year-old mexican national shot and killed five of his neighbors execution style friday night after a neighbor complained about him firing off his ar stout rifle in the yard. what's a gentleman stepped out of his house, said hayward trying to keep an infant the bed. and he says it's his property he will do whatever he pleases on his property. the man went back in the house next think they know is walking up the driveway with the rifle in hand. >> authorities identified the deceased victims the sonja hosea, and at daniela and 8-year-old boy police to believe all of the victims are from honduras the foreign minister of that in contact with texas authorities on twitter he released a statement saying

quote we demand the full weight of the law be applied those responsible for this crime. now texas authorities believe the only suspect in this case is francisco oropeza he could be anywhere by now where they search for him in a wooded area near the crime scene in cleveland texas, just north of houston yesterday but only found some clothes and an abandoned cell phone. >> we are still out there trying to find this individual. we consider him armed and dangerous we are not going to stop until we actually arrest him and bring him into custody. but he is out there and he is a threat to the community. do not want anyone to think that something different than that. he is a threat to the community. >> police believe they have recovered the murder walkabout where the suspect could still be armed again that manhunt is underway to track him down and we are waiting for a press conference on this case to start any minute now, arthel.

five okay christina: thank you very much for that update. before meanwhile investigators made a big break in a search for two inmates on the run in mississippi. police say they have recovered red chevy pickup they say was stolen during the escape it. all told four inmates broke out from the detention center last weekend. police have accounted for two of the inmate so far buried one was arrested the other was killed during a standoff with officers. twenty-four old casey grayson, 22-year-old cory harrison. these two inmates suspected now to be on the run. so take a look at their faces. this in mississippi also in texas, arthel. arthel: well, eric, the department of homeland security said migrant detention facilities at the southern border are filled beyond capacity. we still have 11 days before the migrant surge is expected to get even worse.

title 42 pandemic era asylum restrictions come to an end. national correspondent griffin jenkins alive on the border with more. >> hey arthel, good afternoon. they are preparing for title 42 to lift. but already the numbers are surging here. that is why in brownsville they are at ground zero for it we can take you up to the drone. you can see from our fox sky camera what it's been called camp monuments. this is where they're getting 1000, 2000 a day of migrants coming but most of them venezuelan but were able to get exclusive look, arthel, down at the rivers edge with texas dps. it was quite eye-opening. take a look. >> you are getting a firsthand look at the operation at lone star literally here to save lives street here in brownsville and the other side of the banks. you can see women and children on this raft to print a

dangerous river current texas troopers a lot with the national guard all under texas operation lone star throwing flotation devices to help the texas state trooper here working this line to try to bring them across. they are coming anyway, they cannot stop them. the least they can do is save their lives. this one is going to make it right rgb sector becoming ground zero for this latest migrant surge. you can see the challenge the troopers have in trying to move very small children. but clearly this is a crisis they have not seen in a long time in this specific area. and as we look at that we were able to speak with a one man from venezuela. he was exhausted but he was emotional. these are human beings here's a little bit of what he had to say, listen. >> two months of crossing two jungles and rivers dealing with criminals. the lord is being he brought us

to this country for the tranquility to have food for us, for our family. i do not know what was wrong with my country and venezuela. >> and now, as we wait for title 42 to lift i also want to point out we were at the texas dps afraid the border patrol led by chief gloria chavez in the sector has really done quite a remarkable job of adapting to the storage in this area they used to get 208 now they're getting 2000. she has really stood up resources now pretty seat buses passing behind the every 15 or 20 minutes because they are able to encounter, screen, process and ultimately transport out such large numbers. but what we are seeing now is an indication of what is coming at something that may be unprecedented, arthel. >> no doubt they are doing an outstanding job trying to control the situation there. but have you spoken to them? how are they feeling?

great question, arthel. morale for the border patrol agents has been a very difficult. they have been dealing and now for the better part of two years with increasing numbers. because the agents have worried about title 42 lifting for a year it was six months ago. now it's finally going to lift. they are exhausted they could not be more determined and committed to the job they are ready for what it's coming. they're going to the best they can. looks to think them indeed and thank you for the update their life at the border griffin jenkins, thanks griffin. >> hunter biden is expected arkansas courtroom tomorrow but that after judge ordered ordered him to appear in child support dispute involving his 4-year-old daughter cb cotton joins us with the very latest on what to expect. >> eric, good evening to continue to fight over child support payment prompting hunter biden to had dems out tomorrow.

his ex-lover london roberts had reached an agreement. but the case was reopened when biden asked for a recalculation of his child support payments. robert's attorneys push back on that request incorporate accusing biting of mischaracterizing his financial situation to get out of the payments. roberts has also accused invited to failing to honor court imposed deadlines and his finances this week a judge denied a last ditch effort to permitted via phone or videoconference. this child support dispute may allow us to learn more about biden's finances. now he has been under federal investigation since at least 2018. overseas business dealings and lying on a federal form to purchase a gun. hunters or charters at the justice department headquarters on wednesday to get a status update on that investigation.

now a "new york post" columnist told fox news this morning the detailed financial records roberts is requesting a mate lead to more chaos for the biden family. >> the last thing hunter biden in the white house once is for hunter biden to have to open on his financial statements. >> and in december london roberts lawyers filed a motion of the girls a last name change to biden. in response biden's attorneys have called out requests quote political warfare. want proof the chain to be in the child's best interest. a bench trial for this paternity case has been scheduled for july. until that next steps are at this hearing tomorrow. eric: will see what happens after tomorrow's hearing, thank you. >> eric, president biden making light of some of the issues plaguing him at les lights white house correspondents dinner. the president cracking jokes about his poor polling numbers and his advanced age this is

before striking a more serious tone when he defended a free press and called for russia to release jail the wall street journal us colleague evan and gershkovich for liska lucas tomlinson live at the white house with more. >> is evening to celebrate press, freedom and demand evidence releasing and also she mentioned a night of levity. president biden poking fun at his age in those low poll numbers. >> look, you all keep reporting my approval rating of 42%. i think you don't know this. kevin mccarthy called me and asked me what was the secret? >> recent fox news poll shows a biden does not have the support of nearly one in three in his own party rfk junior making news yesterday saying he has against biological males participating in women's sports this position is at odds with the white house under chris van hollen says he is not concerned about the

president's age. >> i think people should judge a president on their performance and their record. not on their age. the present as a great regular talk about some of the factors he has also been one of the most productive president and recent history when it comes to a legislative record. >> biden spoke days after launching his reelection campaign with this video which opens images generate six abortion protests including a picture of florida governor desantis. biden mentioned freedom six times in the three minute video here is texas senator ted cruz with the looming debt ceiling fights. >> republicans in the house are responsible and joe biden what is he saying? he is saying i will not talk, i will not negotiate, i will not give up on anything anyhow, anyway. what is happening is joe biden's

gambling. joe biden is to stop playing roulette. but last week the republican-controlled house passed a debt ceiling bill. now it goes over to the senate were many democrats say it will be dead on arrival. if i've lucas tomlinson at the white house. thank you lucas. detective trump is put back in for the republican nomination i think probably biden will win. i hate to think out of this entire beautiful wonderful country those are our top two choices for books i don't think trouble when i don't bite into unnecessarily either. i just don't want this face-off to happen in general just because the disgusting part is the division both of those people have brought, mostly trout. so for this about her son fox news digital they don't have much of an appetite for a replay of the 2020 election and the prospect of the biden/trump

magic. this biden's full steam ahead on his push for a second term in the white house in 2024 this is for president trump, he remains a front writer for the republicans. so, what we see? samantha reported with the washington examiner joins us now. samantha, welcome. what do you think their prospects are that there will be a rematch? and slap it back on. i really think there's a growing a possibility that trump could be the front runner and the nominee. we have seen even your fox news polling he's only been gaining. that's in contrast to some of the legal problems he had. his main opponent people have been talking about, ron desantis, has really only been going downward in the polling. just over the past couple of months we are seeing a growing amount of endorsements of the

former president from members of congress. one of the most significant this week with senator steve daines in charge of the senate campaign committee. that was really significant. looking a lot more likely this magic could actually be happening. eric: what about the other side of the aisle? the president last night kept them laughing at the washington correspondents dinner, the white house correspondents dinner. poking fun at his age. how important you think that will be? >> it sounds like it's already front and center in this election. but a lot of folks behind the scenes are trying to point out the difference in ages between trump and biden are not that great. but, behind the scenes especially democratic strategists, a lot of them are looking and saying may be a matchup between trump and biden would be a good thing.

but, there are also a lot of folks who are seeing well, lightning might not strike tw twice. the president may not fare well against trump and election this time. so do not underestimate trump. and i think we are all going to have to see how exactly this plays out. we have a very big primary season just around the corner. it is anyone's guess at this point. one is figuring out who's hats are in the rings and how it works now. so early and got the indictment of former president trump we have a potential indictment in georgia and you've got of course the jack smith investigation on january smith on generate six in the intelligence file. a lot can happen between now and the next few months. maybe do what peggy noonan wrote this weekend in the wall street journal she wrote biden versus trump in 2024, do not be so sure. if it starts it seems like americas once again locked into

a trump/invited race the electric is going to get frisky. guilty people just accepting it icy pushback and little rebellion. what type of little rebellions could there be? we see the kennedy name back in the presidential race on the one hand. is there room for someone to maneuver and perhaps move up? >> of the democratic side i just don't see it. you are seeing all democrats even bernie sanders endorsing the president. i think it's really showing democrats for the most part are very much behind the the president, president biden. i will say though obviously was seen a lot of polling. a lot of people expressing some concern about his age saying he is not the preferred candidate. but at this point i think that's what we are going to see paid the big question for me really is on the republican side. what are we going to see? i know we have some debates that are supposed to be coming up at the end of august.

a big unknown is will trump actually participate? over the next couple of months we are really going to see a lot of movement. this is been a very slow process. we see nikki haley, asa hutchinson, but over the next couple of months we are expected to see potentially vp pence get in. desantis, tim scott, so there's going to be a very full group of people. the big question is, is trump going to be able to eliminate them one by one as we saw in the early 2016 cycle started with just jeb bush. so for member that he was the french writer and then proof. that debate by the way the republican debate will be here in the fox news channel. very quickly, watch the white house correspondents dinner last night it seems the president has made age getting out ahead of it is kind of ronald reagan with his debate with walter mondale said he would not make fun i am

paraphrasing, my opponents last lack of experience because mr. ring was old at that point. do you think this is something the president could eventually put behind him? >> that is certainly what we are seeing the president try to do, but the aged behind him. but it's also something receiving and attack ads alr already. people are pointing out how old he is. it is true he will be the oldest president at this point, to run for reelection. that certainly is something he is going to have to contend with. but i think that is the strategy you are seeing with the biden team really trying to put that behind him. whether that is going to work is an open question. eric: you are right on inauguration day he will be 82. former president trump not very far behind almost 79 for their pretty much in the same area kind of. samantha of the washington examiner good to see you.

>> thank you. arthel: we have a brief update on our top story of sources telling fox news the suspect who shot five of his neighbors in texas is in the u.s. illegally. police released this photo a new photo of francisco oropeza 38-year-old mexican national. the source tells us he has been previously deported and has quote multiple illegal reentries on his record. his last interaction with immigration officials wasn't 2016. police say he has a large tattoo on his left forearm. he is still on the run but authorities are offering up to $80000 for information leading to his arrest. we'll have much more on this case tonight on the fox report at 6:00 p.m. eastern. meanwhile the faa sounding the alarm about the health of our nation's pilot should what new studies are showing and how the issue is impacting air travel. that story is coming up.

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if our backup take a look officials in utah bringing in heavy duty help to clear a blocked creek.

cooks a video shows utah county sheriff's office in the state's transportation department, they had used explosives to clear some branches and leaves that were blocking the flow of water in a creek. they said they wanted to lower the chances of a big flood because of all of the melting snow in the spring. ask eric, many americans suffering from psychological problems refused treatment because of the stigma around mental health. that is also true for airline pilots many of whom suffer in silence for fear of losing their wings. recent studies have found more than 70% of pilots worry about seeking medical care because it may impact their career. charles watson is here with more. >> good afternoon. certainly a troubling trend researchers say pilots are often ignoring their health reputedly mental health symptoms because they are so terrified of losing their ability to fly but in fact we took a look several studies

that indicate as many as 78% of a pilots a boyd health seeking healthful altogether they want to keep their certificate in good standing the certificate is issued by faa aviation medical examiner known as an ame. without their approval pilots can't fly but once the pilot loses their wings they could be sidelined for years and saddled with expenses to get approval again he spoke to an ame who said the faa has made over recent years but that one big issue now is misinformation and the stigma around getting help for mental health. >> many pilots do not know you can see a therapist and still flight. many of schmidt and still fl flight. >> sources we spoke to in the aviation industry say one factor making pilots hesitant as faa

regulation where they can be costly and time-consuming to regain their medical certificate once is taken away but one seasoned airline pilot said while the faa is moving in the right direction or is another concern. accessing the real issue is, how fast? in the meantime safety is a concern. we have pilots who are self-medicating or not medicating at all. >> until the faa tells fox news it encourages pilots to seek help. the agency also said over the last few years it has invested resources to eliminate the stigma around mental health so pilots actually feel comfortable seeking treatment, arthel. if i'm important story there, charles watson thank you. eric: the next and which out of the doctor online you may actually be talking to a bot. a new study believe it or not

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if work at artificial intelligence replace your doctor? we are not there yet but it turns out patients, get this, may actually prefer to talk to botts. 80% of patients prefer the quality of a chat box answer over a real doctor. patient say the chat box seemed more empathetic. docs may have to upgrade their bedside manner if they want to keep upward someone who has no problem with bedside manner is dr. marc siegel fox news contributor professor of medicine at its the real dr. siegel about the bot with whom we are now talking. dr. siegel, when you think of this? they are patients are going to go for botts? >> eric, you already came to at the main point is that i am thinking too. this study out of san diego took some questions and asked both to chat gtp enter real doctors and found ai had more empathy and ai gave answers that were more

reliable. but that's really pointing at the question of what is your doctor doing? not that your doctor could be replaced perversely doctors empathy these days? where's bedside manner? are you too involved or documentation yourself to really listen to your patient? another study out of pure research that came out a month ago 11000 people said we are not ready yet for ai to be guiding doctors decisions prefer ai to be making a diagnosis on me. that is the other side of the coin here. chatgpt is very reliable on simple questions. when you get to complex complex and nuanced questions like ideal every single day with my parents, personalized medicine. ai is not ready for that. one more thing, ai has been shown to be really good in radiology at looking at things we did not initially tend to study it with the study. we are looking at liver it is telling us what is going on inside our bones.

and a new study out of mass general shows it's very, very good early diagnosis of lung cancer. so as a tool, yes. replacing doctors, no. eric: that it's reassuring you're not going to rely on somebody diagnose you. but you do have a point. sometimes people saying the doctors don't have enough time for they've got five minutes or they take a long time to return the phone call and they are just so slammed is not like the old days let alone housecalls. >> this may actually make this worse. here i am already interacted with a computer more than a patient with a back to the patient was so many things to document. now going to have to add ai to the situation. what happens if ai says something and i see something different? what happens if a medical center is relying on ai and our own chief information officer uses the word hallucinates, ai can help lucy that get something completely wrong and the medical the hook for that.

insurance companies are going to use ai instead of doctors for certification approvals. i am nervous about that too, eric. i have enough trouble fighting for the test my patients need without hearing a computer turn me down. eric: talk about talk about insurance companies. you talked about the empathy in that study, let me give an example were talking about it seems like the doctor in this case is very clinical. a question about the risk of dying after swallowing a toothpick, here's the doctor. if you surpass two or six hours they pass into your intestines which means it cannot be retrieved easily. the eye but answer quote it is natural to be concerned if you ingested a foreign object. but in this case it is highly unlikely the toothpick you swallowed will cause any serious harm. the ai bought in that answer right there sounds more human than the doctors answer. write a book about fear about

how we got to be careful not to spend all of this time on something that is really unlikely. here's a funny one for you, eric greathouse md based an entire episode on this kind of toothpick story. let everyone watching, millions of people to think this toothpick was going to get you. when in reality chat gigi p is right there. here's an example using ai can help us tow the light and not play to people's fears. i agree with that. we need the right answer. what is the risk of swallowing a tooth? what's the risk of swallowing a toothpick? very, very low it doesn't feel low but is low. artificial intelligence and help keep doctors honest. we've got to keep it as a tool not as a replacement for. >> and it does help with diagnosis i just pointed out. we contacted dr. marc siegel for a physician your bedside manner. dr. mark no one could ever replace you. click sick you help me with that bedside manner by the way it's a

pleasure to be on with you. >> it is always free dr. marc siegel could never be replaced. thanks doctor marco. turning back now toward top story suspect shot five of his neighbors in texas is in the u.s. illegally. oh let's go to christina: she is live with the details what more can you tell us? >> hi arthel firefox correspondent is reporting francesca order pozo accused of shooting his five neighbors in his head on friday. bill melugin says he has been told has been previously deported multiple illegal reentries on his record pretty

says the suspect was last encountered by ice back in 2016 but also authorities have just announced combine multiple law enforcement agencies are offering a reward of up to $80000 for information that leads to an arrest in this case for their more than 200 officers looking going door to door trying to find will have much more information on this disturbing awful crime coming up on the fox report. stay tuned. steve. arthel: who will christina: thank you very much. we now turn to some positive news. a teenager from new organs is shattering records after being accepted more than 170 colleges. he is not done yet. joins us live from the big easy up next. getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee,

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is on the track and basketball teams at school so how does he do it all? here he is with the answer to that question. so welcome and how do you do it? are you good at time management? >> yes, ma'am definitely. good evening how are you doing? arthel: i'm doing okay. so what is your secret are you superman? >> no ma'am i am far from it. i think my parents support me and encouraged me. and my school counselor international high school she has done a good job at working with me. she had help me out so much. definitely, like you said time management is a good factor in everything i try to get everything done in order of schedule with extracurriculars, applications definitely it is something i have to be able to do. b5 you are a senior at 16 again your gpm going to stadium because while a 4.98.

so why do you think you excel in academics? is it your studying habits two things come easy do you work hard? what is it? >> those are all things that are factors in my success rate one thing i do is i have dreams and aspirations. long term that is beyond right now in the next 10 or 20 years. i believe right now are stepping stones into definitely a drive and motivation to pushing through what we have to do now move on in life. i can be where i want to be. >> i love that. before graduating from high school, you have earned 27 college credits. how did you do that? >> i have been able to take this course is since i've been at

international high school. i have taken the majority of my core classes the classes i have to take as a freshman so my math, science, social studies, english and along some electives of course. i've taken intro to criminal justice. i'm currently doing evidence. i have been able to rack up those credits and i'm hoping they can help me down the line. b5 unbelievable. so 130 offers and counting. so part 170 acceptances. i hear you're going to make a decision by tuesday. what will drive your final decision? what is important to you? >> i want to go to a school who's going to set me up the best academic labor and financial and it go to a school that pays me too go to school full right of course but not only that, dealing with meal plans, saying on-campus in the school this point give me a quality education where i'm comfortable. we fight i like that that is a

good reasons to make your final choice. i know you do not want to tell me but are you leaning to one particular college at this point? >> there is no specific school and looking at at the moment. i'm kind of weighing my options on the offers i have received. but i do li know you are from h, right? arthel: i am from new orleans too. we can keep rolling with that all day long. five oh four for real. i am from 813 what about you? >> i am from. arthel: are right, right now but let me ask you this what advice you have two others he went to excel and attract scholarships? what's with the i'm to say is i know everyone won't be like me. not everyone on the same goals and dreams and aspirations but i just want to say keep gods in the midst favor of those dreams are that you do have, make it a

priority. make it your determination and make it your business to prioritize and put it first. as a child they can be easy to kinda get sidetracked to want to have fun and there's nothing wrong with that. but i just want to say make your education a priority it is definitely important. that is not for everybody. but whatever you choose in your aspirations are, just make it a priority and finish what you started. arthel: do you do something to have a little find yourself questioning. >> of course i love to be run friends and family bring very social. i like to be around company but doesn't matter where i go i like to get out of the house. but as long as i'm around other people i definitely have a good time. b5 when you get a snowball what is your favorite flavor i just need to know. i get the banana stuffed with ice cream and condensed milk on the top. i forget a strawberry daiquiri.

arthel: dang i just got a sugar rush listening to that description. [laughter] list that i'm especially proud of you, he said what now? >> is that i still have the sweet tooth. student okay i's the salty tooth and that's a thing. listen, i'm very, very, very proud of him for multiple reasons of course are from new orleans. you represent the youth so well. you give us all hope for people like you who will be leading our country and our nation. and on the international front i know it. malika barnes god bless you keep up the great work. keep making us a proud stay true to yourself thank you very much. >> i appreciate it. have a good one. >> you to come and talk to you later we will be right back. do'e getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you.

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>> tomorrow, a fox news exclusive interview benjamin hall sits down with anthony blinken and will cover russia's war in ukraine, china's growing aggression and opportunistic headlines and airs during a special report tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern. be sure to check that out. >> we're looking forward to that. of course it's wonderful to have ben back in business. i saw that last night he joined the other fox news journalists at white house correspondent's dinner and executives and good time had by all for a very good cause supporting journalist scholarships and we want to thank you you for choosing fox news for your news. right, arthel? >> yes, thank you for joining eric and me every saturday and o sunday. we love you to be right --

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