arthel? the. arthel: yeah. griff and nate, want to let you know that a president biden and first lady jill biden are, have arrived now at robb elementary school visiting there in uvalde, texas, meeting with the victims, family members and community leaders, once again taking on the role of commander in chief. jeff paul is on the ground there, and he will have details on the president's visit to yet another scene of a mass shooting. again, the president there, you've got his -- all the media there swarming to take pictures of the president as we see right there in front of the school all the memorial that has been growing over the days. it means a lot to the people of uvalde to have the president of the united states visit. but as i said before, this is not how you want the president to visit your town. however, griff, as you know, it does make a difference, and the president usually is very, you know, he chooses his time specifically as to when to show up because he doesn't want to disrupt what's happening ther

arthel: i'm arthel neville. so the lafayette, louisiana, judge ruling title 42 will stay in effect while a lawsuit filed by 24 states works through the court. the judge says that he's siding with those states after they argued lifting title 42 would put a burden on their local health care systems. the justice department says it plans to appeal. now, this comes as president biden is visiting south korea, one of our closest allies in asia. the president met with his south korean counterpart today. topping the agenda, boosting military cooperation and containing north korea's nuclear threat. peter doocy is live in seoul, south carolina, with more on the president's first asia trip as president and white house reaction to the title 42 ruling. peter. >> reporter: yes, arthel, we've got all that. the administration thinks that it is time for border patrol officers to stop using covid as a reason to deport illegal border crossings, but this federal judge is basically saying, too bad. if. >> all this ruling is, is a sta

arthel: hello, eric, arthel neville. president biden is going to speak out on capitol hill after calling the attack domestic terrorism. the president is attending a memorial service honoring law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty this year. and as it turns out a retired buffalo police officer was among those senselessly killed in yesterday's mass shooting. 55-year-old erin salter was working as a security guard as tops store and being held as hero after he tried to stop the suspect by shooting him and didn't work because the armed man was wearing a vest. first, we are going to go to alexis mcadams, she's live in buffalo, alexis. reporter: oar they will, the community here in buffalo grieving and eyes remain here in western new york as hi try to figure out exactly what took place at the grocery store behind me. investigators telling me it's a racially motivated attack planned for several yours according to sources. the gunman came to the heart of buffalo black community and opened fire, lis

arthel: so horrible. johnny depp back on the step tomorrow as a defense to witness this time and is a $50 million defamation trial against his ex-wife amber heard it. this comes just weeks after he gave bombshell testimony and we are likely to hear more of the same this week we are told. christina coleman is live in los angeles on what to expect, hey christina. >> hey arthel. donnie johnny depp will be the third witnessing amber heard's legal team calls to the stand tomorrow this comes after weeks of disturbing testimony in the defamation trial that ranges from heard claiming depth sexually assaulted and physically abused her to depth taken since the beginning of the trial accusing heard through separate part of his finger by throwing a broken bottle at him put vc in their bed and this attorney question amber heard about this but. >> just heard you speak to him it really horrible where you called him a sellout, right? you called him a sellout right? rex at a joke. >> i called them a lot of ugly things. yo

arthel: let's go live to uvalde, texas and our jeff paul is standing by, jeff. >> arthel what would normally be a day full of excitement that comes along the presidential visit is instead full of sadness as people continue to come here to the city center to pay their respects to the 19 students in two teachers who died. first lady jill biden and president joe biden are now trying to do their best to help this community that continues to grieve. now after landing in san antonio the first family made their way to uvalde their first stop was at robb elementary school for that so they paid their respects. jill biden in fact laid a wreath there they were joined by a bipartisan group of politicians included texas governor greg abbott, hugh valdez and mayor. some protesters shouted to do something in regards to legislation that might help prevent such a tragedy from occurring again. after words the motorcade made its way to a nearby catholic church for mass. after church a crowd once again was caught chanting this time at the president. take a listen to the moment. do something. to do something. do

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arthel. arthel: you have at the president of the nine seats short for these reasons for jeff paul, thank you. rachel: arthel thank you produced jeff paul reported anger growing in a uvalde of the delayed police response to the shooting. one apparent who witnessed a chaotic scene simply stand law-enforcement in her opinion hesitated. >> these guys had vests. they had tactical weapons vests they had guns and they did nothing but hold people back. if you assume you have a barricaded subject, you cannot assume that. do you know it's a school? you know children of the time you know kids are in those classrooms. you get fired at, you fire back and you guys keep charging. >> therein lies the quirks of the question this country continues to face. let's bring in bernard or ats agent in charge is now a faculty associate arizona university for criminal justice. there are a number of ways we could go with this interview. i think the smartest thing to do for the layman is to step back and ask you bluntly,

arthel? arthel: eric, turning to politics now with breaking news in a closely watched pennsylvania primary. leading democratic candidate for senate is now in the hospital. lieutenant governor john fetterman says he had a stroke on friday caused by a blood clot. his doctor says that they were able to remove the clot and reverse the stroke. fetterman has served -- or surged to the head of the polls but will be sidelined from the race just two days before the voters heat to the polls. polls show the top three candidates are closely bunched at the top. rich rich edson is live with the very latest. so, rich, did fetterman choose to sit out, or was it doctor's orders? >> reporter: well, if you listen to john fetterman in his statement, he's saying the doctors want to keep him for a few days longer and he's feeling well, but it's a major, major move in this race. john fetterman, we were wondering what happened to him. he disappeared from the campaign trail, on friday he said he wasn't feeling well a

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arthel: thank you eric. eric: now turning to the southern border, a federal judge in louisiana, a legal challenge to stop the white house from ending title 42. border restrictions there, 20 states are supporting a lawsuit to keep title 42. the rule border agents and asylum seekers sent back to mexico because of the covid pandemic. you're looking live in eagle pass texas where bill melugin is at the border with the latest on the newest crossings. >> good afternoon, i can tell you illegal crossings are nonstop here and that is with title 42 still in place and we will show you that. look at this video we shot here this morning when we had another massive single group of well under 100 illegal immigrants crossing, this is the fourth day in a row we've seen big groups of more than 100, everyday for the last four days around 11:00 in the morning, we see big groups crossing like clockwork. we saw a cartel scout on the other side taking a peek at the river before the group came across, 30 minutes later but this wasn

i am arthel neville hello eric. eric: hello arthel hello everyone for joining us. i am eric sean pay the final title 42 comes as president biden is visiting allies on his first trip to asia. here at home lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are welcoming this sink the end of title 42 would lead to an even bigger order crisis even though progressives want to have title 42 by the homeland security agency acknowledges it is preparing for up to 18000 encounters of migrants a day trip title 42 ends. that is more than doubled the daily average for april as border officials say even with title 42 in place the migrant surge is continuing and there have been warnings that could be running out of money to handle it all. life at the border in eagle pass, texas with the very latest from there, hapeville. >> eric good afternoon to you for that is exactly right the federal ruling on title 42 really changes nothing down here at the southern border. all it does is keeps the current status quo in place for the status quo being title 42 has been in effect throughout the entire borde

arthel: however what i am arthel neville put to other stores or funk of this hour just three days until republican primaries into key swing states duking it out in pennsylvania and north carolina as the races at the homestretch. and the fate of title 42 border restrictions, still in limbo. a federal judge temporarily blocking the biden administration from ending the trump era pandemic policy. arizona attorney general with this warning. >> of title 42 is lifted its estimate the bite administration own estimate, 18000 people a day will be entering our country illegally. that is a literally like the equivalent of a basketball arena every single day coming over. it is overwhelming our social services. is overwhelming our border communities. thirty-five fox team coverage, and six at the border, charles watson on the gop primary battles. first run to go to nay for right. hate is live in new york city on baby formula shortage that's frustrating appearance nationwide. it is very serious, arthel put every state impacted by this. supply problems got started lester got worse and they shut out abbo

arthel? >> arthel: it is dangerous. trey yingst, take care. bryan? >> bryan: let's bring in the trump 2020 press director of communications and a former foreign policy adviser. let's started here with lindsey graham. a senator that tweeted this. the biden administration's decision not to send these weapons is a betrayal of ukraine and democracy itself. ukraine is not asking for american soldiers, just advanced weapons. the biden administration is intimidated by russian rhetoric. another terrible day in the continuing travesty of biden's foreign policy. what do you make of the president's decision of sending these missile systems is a step too far in ukraine despite the president asking for them? >> this comes in the context of the war in eastern ukraine becoming much more bloody as trey just discussed and russia making a little progress and gaining some momentum. at the same time, ukraine wants to launch an offensive to recover cities in the south that were captured by russia and liberate them like kherson. so what the ukraine government is saying is

i am arthel neville hello eric. eric: hello arthel hello everyone for joining us. i am eric sean pay the final

eric: just one of our hearts are along with the neville family course arthel is that this weekend will be back next weekend here. meanwhile griff, a spectacular interview with president zelenskyy, give us something that did not make error. what was it like personally when you sit with him? >> it was really amazing, eric pre-thanks for asking him by the way it best to arthel played the neville's, i've been to that jazz fest such a special time this interview is very historic. i was lucky to get it, eric but to sit with a commander that a bit at war for 70 days was really quite something. i was struck by his determination and resolve continuing to rally this country the rest of the western world in this fight to survive and for freedom against tierney, erica. eric: that he is doing he is a churchill for our times. i'm eric shawn and new york comic griff take it out good to see you my friend. qwest good to see you, that does it for us. the biggest sunday show is next. ♪ >> hello everyone i am charlie hurt along with guy benson and tammy bruce. welcome to the big sunday show. here's what

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arthel, ted? >> arthel: thanks. has to stop. thank you for joining us on this memorial day. i'm arthel neville. i'm bryan llenas. think of all of those that died for us for our freedoms that we're enjoying today. a "your world" special starts right now. >> the grills are sizzling, the roads and airports are bustling and inflation is burning a hole in you're wallet. hello. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is a special memorial day edition of "your world." and it's an expensive world. price spikeses are over 4%. now we're past 8%. now voters are getting fed up. we'll get to the fight for congress many just a moment. but first to connell mcshane to where you're paying more at the store. >> bryan: we haven't seen these types of price increases in 40 plus years. anybody that has put together the family barbecue this weekend knows about that. going out to eat at a restaurant, that used to hit americans the hardest. we have seen a 7% increase in an index of what they called food away from home. but it's heading to the grocery store. food at home prices are up by 11%. it's

arthel: you've got this absolutely. you know i'm motivated. nice to be with you. we are back at 4:00 pm eastern. >> welcome to the editorial report. all too familiar tragedy unfolding in texas, salvador ramos opened fire killing more than 20, the profile emerging of the gunmen is depressingly familiar as well. a teenage loner with a bullied child, immersed in video games. ramos was killed in the massacre, he hinted at violent ambitions, shot his grandmother before he went to the school and murdered children and teachers with a rifle and a fourth-grade classroom. texas governor greg abbott according to what he called a mental health problem, something his state and society as a whole need to do a better job of tackling. >> we as a state and society need to do a better job with mental health. anybody who shoots somebody else has a mental health challenge, period. we as a government need to find a way to target that mental health challenge and do something about it. paul:let's begin doctor sally, a practicing psychiatrist and senior fellow at the american institute.

aishah: i'm aishah, arthel neville is out today. ukraine russia bombed a school. two people killed there, dozens feared dead under the rubble. first lady jill biden making surprise trip to ukraine across the border in eslovaquia touring refugee center. first lady greeting her and thanking her for the support. 3 americans pronounced dead after being found unresponsive in their rooms. officials say they died of unknown causes. team coverage start right now, christina coleman in la in mysterious tourists death. lucas tomlinson at the white house. alexis mcadams in st. patrick's cathedral where the nypd is stepping occupy patrols ahead of protests, alexis. >> they are aware of protests but i haven't seen anyone just yet in front of st. patrick's cathedral as mass is underway. take a look at the video yesterday. there were a protestors. small group of pro-choice advocates gathering outside of procedure to show support for women's reproductive rights. listen. >> you do not have to like abortion. reporter: the national catholic advocacy group catholic vote calling on pre

welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. griff: and i'm griff jenkins filling in for the great eric shawn. the president will meet with the families of the victims and first responders later this afternoon. a memoria

arthel: i'm arthel neville. so the lafayette, louisiana, judge ruling title 42 will stay in effect while

. >> i am released to the can you, eric shawn and arthel neville are off. two other stories, the crisis at the southern border about to get even bigger. 4000 haitian migrants are heading north setting the stage for even more chaos title 42 restrictions set to expire in two weeks. the migrant search already overwhelming border communities. >> this has definitely had an impact on local police department, fire department, every day i get calls, concerns from citizens, you see groups of people walking the streets, we need more attention from the federal government, our vice president on this issue. alicia: the trail could get hotter after authorities find a getaway car of a murder suspect and corrections officer accused of helping him escape. we have fox news team coverage. charles watson on the manhunt. nate voigt is of the southern border, alexis mcadams after follow supreme court leak but first lucas tomlinson on those targeting the justice property. >> supreme court justice parent thomas says the court will not be making decisions earlier today, vice presid

arthel: present buying first lady joe biden visiting the site of a mass shooting in uvalde, texas 19 children and two teachers were killed by a gunman. at this hour the bidens art meeting with family members as well as community and faith leaders but as a second time in as many weeks they had to console a community devastated by gun violence. hello welcome to fox news like i am mark felt neville. >> i am griffith jenkins i am filling in for eric sean the present first lady visited a

arthel: craig this is memorial day weekend. how important is it for folks at home to take a moment of silent prayer, bow their heads or a moment of silence to remember our fallen? >> here's what to tell everyone. we are a great nation we celebrate freedom of religion. we have the opportunity to excel at both mentally, physically, financially, emotionally and most importantly spiritually. we have those opportunities because we are a free nation. and we owe that freedom to all of those who serve and especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice. mike: a beautifully done craig morgan thank you so much for your time i look forward to your performance tonight, go get them. >> thank you. >> thank you syrup regrets that's all for this are fox news lyford fox news sunday with sandor smith and the chair is next. i'm like emmanuel don't forget the fallen and their families. and obviously the families and texas this weekend. happy memorial day, thank you for watching. ♪ so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. x i am sandra s

but john i would like to say some words i heard one of your colleagues said a little earlier, arthel neville. that was hate cannot win. and i have to believe those are words. and i am hoping that will be some of a consolation to the members of that community who have lost at least ten of their loved ones. >> it is unbelievable to me somebody at the age of 18 can try something like this. can grab a gun and opened fire on people and not think the rest of his life is going to be left in shambles. this is somebody who presumably could have done something with his life and instead he's either going to -- he will rot in a prison cell until he dies whether that comes at the hands of the government or not. his life is over. >> his life is over. he also faces federal hate crimes there in lies he may face the death penalty. jon one of the things i would like to give all out or shout out was the bravery of a farmer, buffalo police officer who engaged in a shooting with this suspect according to the chief of police. this is a former police officer, this hero was shot and killed and that store. h

welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am arthel neville. eric: i am eric shawn, the latest shooting about 3:00 p.m. eastern time about an hour ago at the supermarket, the northeastern supermarket chain. the

. >> i am released to the can you, eric shawn and arthel neville are off. two other stories, the crisis at the southern border about to get even bigger. 4000 haitian m

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