>> sandra: top of the hour, a fox news alert. police warning the small college town of moscow, idaho to stay vigilant, no suspect, no motive, and no weapon days after somebody stabbed and killed four

college students in their own home just blocks away from campus. i'm sandra smith in new york. just a horrifying story top to bottom, john. >> john: it is, and the way things are changing is troubling. that's where we start hour two of "america reports" with the community on edge, and a killer on the loose. >> no one would have ever imagined something slightly like this could happen in moscow, idaho. i have walked at night and have not worried but it's going to flip a lot of that upside down. >> sandra: and new surveillance footage seen here from a food struck that shows two out of the four victims talking with friends just hours before somebody killed them, and now new focus on the murder weapon and the crime scene after the coroner says it's likely one knife, the same knife was used and that all four are homicide victims. >> john: dr. michael baden who has handled high profile crime

scenes is standing by with his analysis and the big questions that are still out there. but we begin with dan springer live in moscow, idaho. there are reports police may be searching for a combat style knife. what more do we know about that? >> that's right, it's a six-inch knife, called a k bar, that's a brand name, and this is a long knife and we do know the police are looking for a knife like that, but the bottom line is the police finally had a news conference last night and what came out of that is that they said what the people around here have been feeling ever since these four students were murdered and that is that the community is still very much at risk. there is still a threat out there with this murderer still on the loose. we also now have some video of two of the victims, madison and kayleigh, at a food truck just hours before they were murdered, and a shocking detail from the news conference. there were two other roommates in the rental house home during

the murders and they have been cooperating with police. they were uninjured. and another person living at the rental house was with her boyfriend ethan at a party before returning to the house about 1:45. no sign of forced entry or evidence of a robbery. they would not say if the unhurt roommates slept through the slayings or were tied up, nothing else about the roommates. the university of idaho president also spoke and got choked up talking about the victims. >> first my deepest condolences to the families. and friends, excuse me. their loss has been devastating and they were bright lights in our community.

>> a knife like this could be the weapon police are looking for reportedly for asking stores if they sold one recently. the autopsies, as i said, were done yesterday. the coroner told me all four victims were stabbed to death. they are homicides, she said it's likely that it was the same knife used on all four of the victims, and so that tells us, john, that they are looking for one suspect. it's hard to imagine two other people being in the house at the same time not waking up, not being aware of what was going on. remember, the 911 call came in eight hours after the murders at like 12:00 in the afternoon on sunday. so, these murders took place between 3 and 4, there were two other people in the house, 911 call comes in eight hours later, police are not saying who made the call, but more questions than answers coming out of the news conference as they continue to search for the suspect, john. >> john: the whole thing is very puzzling and the poor parents

are at a lost to understand this as well. dan springer in moscow, idaho. thank you. >> sandra: let's bring in dr. baden, forensic pathologist and fox news contributor. troubling every aspect of the story and parents are rightly terrified the fact the person is on the loose, no suspect, and there's a lot of details to take in. what strikes you right now about this story? >> well, the very fact that the mention that the other two persons in the house were -- may have been unaware of what was going on, which may mean that perhaps the deaths did not all occur at the same time, but whoever did it could have been laying in wait, and one of the things that could happen determine that is the times of death, and the medical examiner at the scene using rigomotis,

the blood, temperature of the body, may be able to tell whether or not the four victims were killed at the same time or at different times. the digestions, the contents of the stomach can also tell how long after the last meal each of them died, and perhaps the death may occur when the first couple comes in, laying in wait, and the second couple, to see whether or not anybody was bound or gagged during the time, and of course, will tell whether there were any sexual attack, whether there was a struggle. one of the things of interest is when this many stab wounds and a lot of blood, blood is very slippery and sometimes the perpetrator is cut by the

slippage of the knife and some of the blood at the scene can belong to the perpetrator and dna will be able to evaluate that. >> john: doctor, parents, as we said at the top of this and dan springer's fine report are very frustrated by the lack of answers from law enforcement. we heard from them last night first time publicly, parents are also frustrated why police have declared it to be an isolated event. the sister to one of the victims said anything can be isolated until it's not, and until we have someone in custody there is no way with any amount of confidence to say this is isolated. this likely goes more to law enforcement investigation than to forensics, but what do you think about how the police have conducted at least the public side of this investigation so far, including at the very beginning of this, no ongoing

threat to the public and then yesterday walking that back? >> i think what happens in a situation like this is the police know a great deal more than they are telling the public right now. mostly because they don't want to alert the perpetrator, and i would not just exclude a single -- more than one person. the knife may have been the same weapon but that doesn't mean there was not a second person there to control four people. if all four people are there at the same time, it's very hard for one perpetrator to control all four not running out, not jumping out the window, not waking up the other two people. one of the things that's also interesting about multiple knife stabbings is that if the knife strikes bone, the tip of the knife might break off in the course of the stabbing and if

that tip of the knife is picked up by autopsy or by x-ray before the autopsy that can be a fingerprint of what the weapon is, if weapons are found and they can be matched up with that tip. >> sandra: all obviously very difficult for people to hear, just absolutely horrific this all played out, dr. baden. these are just some of the bulleted points that we got from the coroner on these murders. noting that there was quite a bit of blood inside of the house and of course the pictures have been seen, they are extremely graphic. the scene was described as traumatic, the autopsy, the coroner says, could lead to some evidence of a suspect and the coroner ruled out this being a case of murder-suicide. but to that third point that the autopsy could lead to some evidence of a suspect, take us down that road.

>> well, raising the issue of even a suicide involved here would be determined in part by where the stab wounds were in the bodies. the coroner, the medical examiner did the autopsy, knows there are stab wounds front, back, sideways, neck, whether they are self-inflicted type or homicide type. now it sounds here thus far that these are four homicides. this is not the suicide-homicide situation that occasionally occurs. and i think that the video and security cameras in the neighborhood may tell a great deal about what's going on. i'm sure the police are taking all of the security videos from all the house and any of the neighbors that might include some issue as to who came there.

often they would come by vehicle, outside, looking very closely at tire marks, are there tire marks imprints that don't belong to the people at the residence. but one knife, if it is a single knife that matches all four bodies, does not necessarily rule out another person who maintained the 3 or 4 people in a condition where they couldn't cry for help and was also present. so that has to be not excluded here. >> john: just to come back to your point about the knife and whether perhaps they have a clue what type of knife it was. apparently police, according to local reports, have gone around to a building supply company asking if they sell the k bar knives, the standard issue marine combat knife. you don't have to buy them from a building supply company, i could push add to cart right

now, and buy one for $128. but come back to something else, was there one person or were there two people to control the people while the murders took place. this all occurred about 3:00 in the morning after the four were out at various parties or going to bars or whatever. you might sleep soundly after a party. would it be possible in your estimation to be able to kill four people without anyone else in the house being alerted? >> well, they wouldn't be alert if there were no calls out or cries for help or struggling. and that's why if you had one person and four victims, there will be calls out, and maybe one couple came in before the other couple and they were bound,

gagged, stabbed, and he waited for the other people to come in. or can't rule out that there was a second person there, another person there to control, and whether or not there was any kind of sexual attack if one was looking for motives of strangers. but it's odd, it's very odd to have -- unless as was mentioned earlier the two in the bedroom, in the other apartment, were bound and gagged and could not get out for four hours, which sounds unlikely, unlikely, but that's also a possibility. >> sandra: all right. just a lot of details to take in there and horrific story and parents who are demanding answers and a community that still needs to remain vigilant. police obviously had to walk back the idea they would be safe

out there in the community when they don't have the suspect. dr. baden, thank you. >> john: thanks, doc. >> thank you, and hopefully they will resolve this. >> sandra: soon. a fox news alert, drug smugglers off the coast of puerto rico shot agents and killed one, they are part of the air and marine operations arm. they were airlifted to a trauma center in puerto rico. john. >> john: sandra, police in california moments ago making an arrest after a car plowed into a crowd of l.a. county police recruits injured, they were out for a morning run. this is new surveillance video from the crash and you can see the car going the wrong way up the street barrelling into them and then hitting a light pole. the sheriff says more than two dozen recruits were hurt. william live in los angeles with the latest. what charges is the driver

facing? >> john, just moments ago, 22-year-old nicholas guitierrez was charged with attempted murder of a police officer. more charges could come as several cadets remain in critical condition. they suspect he may have been high at the time. he admitted being sleepy, just after the accident, and deputies found marijuana in his car. now, unlike alcohol, there's no legal limit on cannabis but a recent study found motor vehicle fatalities involving pot more than doubled from 9 to 22% in the last decade with thc found to delay response times and effect the ability to change lanes. here is some video, you don't necessarily get it the first time. on the right, cadets in the street, the left oncoming traffic. 40 miles an hour, plows into the recruits, smashes into a light pole. slow this down and see the car never slows down and never swerves suggesting this was

intentional or the driver was asleep or impaired. some cadets got out of the way, others could not see the car and got thrown in the air some 15 feet. >> when they got hit the sounds and the screaming for help and the chaos was very hard to see, or to even wake up to. it's not something you want to wake up early in the morning and be the first to see. >> so the 65 men and ten female recruits, mostly in their 20s, had about 14 weeks left of academy training. most will end up joining the l.a. sheriff's department. 25 injured, five critical. head trauma, broken bones and one cadet lost his leg. the guitierrez family says he was on his way to work, from nearby diamond bar. and law enforcement in haddis family, they say he intentionally would not do this. no bail has been granted, john. and the sheriff's department will present their case to the

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>> sandra: process at a train station in iran, breaking out into chaos and gunfire. security forces firing into a crowd sending people running for cover. the regime continues to crack down on people protesting. the death of an iranian woman killed in custody who was arrested for not covering her head. protests broke out in september. >> john: president biden disputing president zelenskyy's claim that the missile that struck poland did not come from ukraine, saying the evidence is not there to support that. in the meantime, russia launched more missile strikes, including this on an energy facility. this comes as winter weather moves in on kyiv and putin's forces continue setbacks on the

ground. zelenskyy, it's in his interest to say it's not a russian missile. he would love to see nato escalate against russia. >> i think it's a distinction without a difference, frankly. if it were not a russian missile and it was ukrainian air defense, it's just ukraine defending themselves on that day, russia launched reportedly 100 strikes against ukrainian civilian infrastructure and ukraine has been trying to defend themselves. russia has been attacking ukraine's electric grid and they have been murdering ukrainian civilians in their homes, their hospitals and their schools. so i think president zelenskyy got ahead of himself, and it will show whether it was a russian missile or ukrainian air defense. >> john: we have asked you several times dan because you have expertise to get inside putin's head or inner circle and tell us where he stands right

now. you've got the russian economy going into recession, you have serviced age males in russia fleeing the country to get away from conscription, and russia has lost a number of top generals. what's putin's position here going into the winter? >> it's precarious. he's losing on the battlefield. general milley estimated russia has lost 100,000 soldiers and as much as russia is losing on the battlefield, that's why vladimir putin is resorting to these sort of long range artillery attacks on innocent ukrainians thinking, wrongly, it may zap ukraine's will to fight and that's not going to happen. greatest threat to vladimir putin, from the ultra nationalist hawks expected vladimir putin to fulfill the promise to decapitate ukraine in

days. and they have mounted blistering counter offenses and are poised to carry on east of the river and potentially into crimea. >> john: yesterday as a result of this, with russia back on its heels, the chairman of the joint chiefs, general mark milley suggested time might be right for negotiation to bring the conflict to an end. what he said. >> the russian military is really hurting bad. so you want to negotiate at a time when you are at your strength on your opponent is at weakness. and it's possible, maybe, that there will be a political solution. all i'm saying -- >> john: the russian military is hurting bad, which is the case. but if you call a ceasefire and enter into negotiations, doesn't that give putin, no inclination to pull out of the donbas region, a chance to resupply and

rest troops and go back at ukraine again come spring? >> that's exactly right. i would respectfully disagree with general milley. i know he's got a lot more expertise and background than i in the military affairs. but look, ukraine is not going to settle for negotiations with vladimir putin who has committed war crimes against their citizens. ukraine is going to keep on carrying this fight as far as they can to the finish. and as long as vladimir putin is in power, and he's got the capability, the capacity to refit and resupply his military, that's exactly what he would do if he were granted a ceasefire and that's why ukraine wants their territory back and they are not going to stop fighting. >> john: i think probably there is no question, dan, this is going to go on for a long time to come just yet. plenty more opportunity to get your thoughts on things. thanks, appreciate you joining us. >> all right. >> john: so based on what dan said looks like ukraine is in an

excellent position to keep up the pressure against russia as we go into the cold winter months. snow, no snow, the ukrainian military has surpassed all expectations, and i expect they will continue to do so. >> sandra: and the same time, the russian economy continues to get hit officially falling into an actual recession with the drop in gdp numbers in the country. thanks to dan hoffman on that. new numbers showing how hard it is to become for the average american family to buy a home in this country with mortgage rates continually on the rise. how much more home buyers need in order to cover their monthly payments, john. >> john: new details on disgraced crypto founder sam bankman fried, and how deep his family ties to democratic politicians ran. how will that affect efforts to hold him accountable?

robert wolf and jackie deangelis teed up and ready to discuss. >> he goes to the bahamas to avoid regulation, meanwhile he's giving all this money to various democratic senators and one republican, i might add, to avoid tougher regulations.

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america and fox business jackie deangelis. everybody has an angle to the story they like to dig into. for me, rumored girlfriend being in the middle of all this, and now she's the fall gal in all of this, and she apparently bragged about her math behind the company, that's not aging so well, the video we played out so well. robert, your thoughts. >> it's fraud. this is more of a madoff enron situation than systemic lehman, no audited financials, no governance, using customer accounts. >> sandra: how did it get this far? how does this happen for so long and how does the money fall into the hands of so many people, mostly democrats, high ranking democrats, without anybody discovering there was no there there? >> one, i'm not going to do a what's aboutism, but his co-ceo also gave 20 plus million to republicans. that being said, i think the

dems and the republicans should return it. >> sandra: talking one republic. >> $20 million. >> i don't know. >> so much we don't know, so much we are learning through all this, but i found larry kudlow's reaction yesterday to be fascinating. the crypto side of this and the market side with all the popularity of it, does this damage the credibility of it? >> so, my answer to that would be short-term i think it does. because people lose confidence and they are worried about it. but we have been talking about consolidation in the space for a long time, and these could be the kinds of shoes that have to drop in order to get some of these players out of here. i just want to make one point about the overall situation here with ftx. only part of this was about crypto, about the ftt token. the rest of the fraud, garden

variety fraud and the sec and the cftc should be regulating all kinds of exchanges with respect to this. the fact that the customer funds were used at the trading and research arm, that's just -- that has nothing to do with crypto, that's just wrong so where were they? >> sandra: janet yellen is already calling for regulation after all of this. tom brady and some celebrities, this was the ftx ad he and giselle were part of it. >> can i talk to you about something? >> he talked about it. i have another ten years about it, maybe 15. >> not that, this is big. what do you think, are you in? >> you know what, i'm in. let's call everyone. >> sandra: oh, oh, oh, oh, so now they are getting sued. >> one, it's handle by david boyce, i would not want to be on the other side.

they are saying the crypto lending by ftx was a security. if it was a security, that is a regulated asset. advertising is part of that regulation. the i mean, i'm a tom brady fan but i would not want to be on the other side of this. >> sandra: i forgot, you are a big tom brady fan. >> big. >> sandra: like the scrolling of the democratic lawmakers who received funds, do they need to give the money back, jackie? >> i would say no. i actually heard larry on this yesterday and i agree with him about leaving the markets alone. this is fraudulent that sam bankman fried did and has to work itself in that way. i know you are going to disagree with me big time on this. >> i say creditors should claim it back. why not claim it to give it back to the people who lost. i say yes. >> sandra: got it. interesting takes, thanks to both of you. john. >> john: homeland security secretary mayorkas, what he is saying about how the biden administration plans to keep the

border in check with the lifting of title 42. >> sandra: national border council president brandon judd is expecting the worst catastrophe possible. he's on t deck.

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>> what's the plan for dealing with this mass migration, illegal immigration coming post title 42. >> what we are doing is precisely what we announced we would do in april of this year and we have indeed been executing on the plan. >> with the sudden announcement title 42 will be terminated in december i'm extremely worried dhs is not ready do you have a plan to ensure those who enter without inspection are facing swifter consequences. >> we do have a plan. >> sandra: lawmakers from both sides of the aisle pressing secretary mayorkas how they are planning to deal with the suspected influx after title 42 is lifted. just over a month to prepare, and texas governor greg abbott is taking matters into his own hands, invoking an invasion clause to allow the state to

step up its efforts to combat the crisis as he and border officials are warning this is only going to get worse. national border patrol council president brandon judd is standing by but first to mike tobin on the ground in eagle pass, texas. mike, one can only imagine what it's like for the border agents on the ground who have to deal with all this. >> sandra, as the chaos continues at the border, the peril for the agents working and trying to secure the border becomes more apparent every day. three agents have been shot, one killed, two said to be gravely wounded. this morning, off the coast of puerto rico, about 14 miles out they came across a vehicle suspected of smuggling drugs, there was an exchange of gunfire. we are waiting still for more information on that incident. we know two suspect, according to the "washington examiner" have been taken into custody. the border with texas on the ground, the crush of migrants continues at record pace.

remarkable images of 250 people coming in illegally in the predawn hours. a court recently threw out title 42 to expelled them, but they are giving them time to brace for the impact of losing title 42. they don't all come across slowly. those who know they will be turned back join up with smugglers and what we found with county sheriff's deputies, smugglers use decoys. one of these decoys led deputies on a high speed chase reaching 125 miles per hour. the decoy wrecked, he rolled end over end. remarkably he got out and ran. the deputy came and took him into custody. they tracked down what they call the load vehicle, had a load of four illegal immigrants, deputies tell me that's the kind of thing they encounter on any given night. sandra. back to you. >> sandra: mike tobin in eagle pass, thank you, john. >> john: sandra, bring in

brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council, extraordinary pictures brandon in the dead of night, hundreds of people just walking across the border, even though the white house insists people don't just walk across the border. when you take a look at the october numbers, 64,000 got-aways, without the threat of title 42 expulsion, what do you think is going to happen to the numbers? earlier this year, estimates of 18,000 people a day could come across the border. >> john, i'll going to go back to what mayorkas just said when he was questioned, republican and a democrat, both of them expressing their concern of what's going to happen and all he said was we have a plan, we implemented the plan in april. i am one of the border patrol agents. i'm one of the people that goes out and patrols the border. i can personally tell you there is no plan. and because there's no plan, that's why we have exceeded the

numbers we could have expected. we broke records in the month of october. we are going to continue to break records in november. everything that we are seeing is nothing more than chaos. and once title 42 goes away completely and by the way, i do not blame judge sullivan. this was simply incompetence on this administration's part by not having a plan in place or operations or programs in place to deal with title 42. judge sullivan had to get rid of title 42 because the pandemic has been declared gone by now. and so this administration, by not having any operations or program in place, we are expecting something that we would have never dreamed of and it's going to be outrageous and the american public would be put in danger because of this administration incompetence. >> sandra: and also dan bishop the republican from north carolina asked mayorkas what appeared to be a pretty simple question. he was surprised by the answer,

listen. >> their criminal history of the country they are coming from. do we know that history? >> i -- i will have to get back to you on that, senator, whether we have the capability of identifying the percentage. >> sandra: quite clearly langeford there. dan bishop. >> john: call four number three for the control room. >> secretary mayorkas, do you continue to maintain that the border is secure? >> yes, and we are working day in and day out to enhance its security, congressman. >> thank you, sir. >> we have remarkable. >> i get it. i think it is a position that denies reality. >> sandra: how can we expect him to address the seriousness at the border when you have mayorkas not even admitting it's an unsecure border?

>> let me address senator lankford's question, a direct answer, no, we cannot verify criminal record in another country unless there is an interpol hit on those individuals, very, very, very rarely. then congressman bishop, when he asked if the border is secure, let me give you actual facts. a million got aways, a million people have been able to evade apprehension, that is not a secure border. then we have more drugs on the streets than ever in the history of this country, and those drugs, the drug endorsement administration will tell you 96% of the fentanyl is coming from the southwest border. that is not a secure border. those are facts, and that clearly shows that we do not have a secure border but this secretary continues to want to detract from his failures and again, it puts the american people in harm's way and that is not what this administration, that is not what any administration is supposed to be doing for the american people. >> john: very troubling you tell us, brandon, there is no plan to

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sunday. not to mention the fact that my sister and brother-in-law are driving down through that from toronto to come visit us for thanksgiving. kenny bern is live in downtown with the latest. when is it going to start snowing, kenny? >> john, sandra, that could be a tricky road trip. right now it's sunny, windy. we're expecting the snow to hit buffalo around 7:00 p.m. locals tell me this is a good spot along lake erie to see the lake-effect snow billowing in towards us from this direction. looks like clouds coming our way. lake-effect snow is already started in other parts of the state of new york. right now there's a state of emergency in 11 counties here in buffalo. public schools will be closed and all commercial traffic on the new york stay through-way is shutting down in about an hour from now. we're expecting a lot of snow and coming down quickly. the state says because of that,

they'll have about 100 plows ready. they started to pretreat the roads with a briny mixture. >> i've been here 34 years, this is the most snow in the shortest period of time that has been forecast. the important message is stay home. you know, stay home. avoid travel if possible. >> this storm is shaping up to be similar to one of the most significant in buffalo history. people call it snowvember. the snow then started on this exact day all those years ago lasting through monday this year. more than a dozen deaths because of that snow and sections of i-95 were closed for five days. when the storm hit, there was

supposed to be a sunday bills game against the new york jets. but it ended up getting rescheduled in detroit the next day. tickets were given away for free and the bills won that game. guys? >> john: sounds like it will be fun there the next 48 to 72 hours. thanks. for more fox weather, stream fox weather on your favorite connected tv device. i asked my sister if she could come out today. apparently the car is in the shop. they can't leave until saturday. it will be fun. >> sandra: sounds like you'll have a houseful. >> john: a small houseful. canadians know how to drive in snow. that is a lot of snow. >> sandra: a lot of snow. a big football weekend as well. so i'll be watching. >> john: everywhere but buffalo. >> sandra: thanks. john, friday eve, great to be with you. tomorrow we're almost to the

weekend and then it's thanksgiving week. it's hard to believe. >> john: i can't believe it's upon us this early. and then the christmas season starts. ready for that at all? >> sandra: i've started preparing earlier than normal. i'm happy about it. >> sandra: >> john: you're a better person than i. >> sandra: thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha is right now. >> martha: thanks, guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. this is a huge and consequential news days that we're in the middle of. republicans have taken the majority in the house of representatives. right now they're at 218 with a likelihood of picking up another couple of seats here. that sets in motion enormous leadership changes in congress. >> with great confidence in our caucus,ly not seek re-election to democratic leadership in the next congress.