they fell, alabama about an hours drive north of montgomery. the officer said the started around 10:30 p.m. last night during the party at the mahogany masterpiece dance studio. so far award on any suspects in this deadly mass shooting for charles watson is live in dadeville at the very latest, charles. articulate erika s investigators comb through the scene of the deadly mass shooting here in dadeville, alabama there s questions in terms of what happened and why. investigators have been out here on the crime scene throughout the morning and into this this afternoon. they re focusing a lot of attention on this brick building behind a call mahogany masterpiece pretty spoke to witness out here not too long ago who tells me he s djing a sweet 16 party inside of the building late saturday night when someone open fire around 10:30 p.m. central time for the alabama law enforcement agency which is in control of this investigation has not released a lot of information yet but they ha
two young girls across the rio grande river on a raft. dropped in on the u.s. side and then quickly paddled away back to the mexican side. we have seen that happen quite often. that just so happened to go on the head of our drone. the fort migrants on uso are taken into custody by customs and border protection. eric: seems so commonplace and dramatic, thank you. but eric and casey inflation has been outpacing wages for some time. that is many americans struggling to pay bills. is there any relief in sight? jon bussey of the wall street journal on that. he is up next. rking. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen.
year. down from 6% in february. but, while americans got some relief from food and gas prices they are still feeling the pinch. average wages last month, they were up four-point to percent. they are still outpaced by the 5% inflation. so, it s the economy on the right track or will another interest rate hike. let s bring enough fox news contributor associate editor at the wall street journal. so jon, i satellite at the end of the tunnel we are seeing? maybe it is a glimmer. you did see inflation dipped down a bit to 5% in march. it is still a good economy, that is the good news for it s a great time to be looking for a job is 236,000 jobs created in march. unemployment rate is at near historic road. those are all good numbers when you thinking about economic growth.
the wall street journal and the us government strongly denied the charge for the state department they ve been designated as wrongfully detained. where from secretary of state entity blinken about this case here s what he had disabled traveling to vietnam. shannon: on gershkovich i do not have anything new to share we continue to see counselor access that is not yet been granted. it needs to be. we continue to call for his immediate release and certainly we need to seek counselor access and apricots foreign policy expert say it s possible gershkovich could eventually be released or present strength of the u.s. classic foreign minister said moscow would consider that only after a trial is over. he s a first overseas journalist to face espinoza charges in russia since the end of the cold war. parks mark meredith thank you. we all remain hopeful about evan s release. that we do.
but the fed if you look at their march meeting minutes and her own survey the wall street journal survey of economists suggest those numbers are staying too robust. there was some expectation the rate increases we have seen so far plus some of the banking problems would crimp lending. we see a little bit less economic activity perhaps is unemployment numbers rise a little bit. that is not happening. the expectation is the interest rates are going to continue to inch up. they are probably going to stay higher a little longer than people had expected. so, recession or recovery? it is interesting, arthel. you are beginning to see a sentiment shift in the fed and in our survey of economists. they have stories on this right now.