>> kayleigh, personal and professional sacrifices to be that shining light calling out china for horrific human rights offenses. well deserved award. >> my mom said you'll be talking about this on "outnumbered." what a night. >> honored to be a part of this company that honors people and heroes. >> great basketball player, too. >> thanks to everyone. now here is "america reports." >> emily, thank you. house republicans now know they will have the majority in the house with the new congress convenes in january. but the party's future is far from certain, both in terms of what they'll do and who will be leading them. kevin mccarthy tried to drum up the support he needs to be speaker of the house. >> sandra: he could get caught between two wings of his party, what path should the house gop go down to have a successful term in power? we'll ask house minority whip

steve scalise from louisiana, he'll join us live. >> john: idaho community on edge as police hunt for a suspect in the brutal murder of four college students. one of the victim's sisters is issuing a dire warning saying no one on campus is safe until an arrest is made. good to be with you today, sandra. >> sandra: many students have decided to leave that university of idaho campus until police are able to find or even name a person of interest. a coroner confirming overnight that all four students were stabbed to death in their shared off campus home. now pressure is building on investigators to release more information to the public and whether those victims were targeted. >> there was something at the scene that made them think that one of those victims was the target but why, and i think it's time that they released at least

the basis for that impression because somebody might actually know something about one of the victims that they relayed before the murder. >> john: start off this friday with dan springer, the latest from the scene there in moscow, idaho. and dan, what clues have investigators learned from the autopsy results? >> well, yeah, john, we are learning more from the autopsy but cops are still out here. there is another evidence team inside that house. this must be the most combed over crime scene i have ever scene. the murders took place early sunday morning and this is the fifth day after and they are still inside looking for clues. they are not sharing the clues with us but we are getting more information from the autopsy and the coroner. we learned that each of the victims had multiple stab wounds, they were deep, suggesting a long knife and the coroner telling me it was likely the same knife used on all of the victims, although that has not been confirmed. here at the rental house where those four students were murdered we saw another full

crime scene investigation conducted yesterday, last night. this time it was not moscow p.d., but rather idaho state patrol and the fbi. there is a team from the fbi behavioral analysis unit here. they take on the big cases, including serial murder investigations. we saw evidence techs taking pictures and swabs of the grisly crime scene. >> they will take additional photos, evidence, it's a large crime scene and not that anything in particular was missed, however it's always good to have another set of eyes go over everything, especially a crime of this magnitude. >> police have still not been able to identify a suspect or even release a description. as we have said, they have changed their message to the community saying as long as the killer or killers are still out there, people are at risk. we do not know if they have been able to contact everyone in this

video of two of the victims at a food truck about two hours before they were killed. and also reporting the names of the two roommates in the house during the attacks but were unhurt. and seemingly unaware of what was going on. identified as bethany funk and dylan mortenson. we have not been able to confirm that information. meantime, people all over idaho continue to mourn the loss of these four students. there have been candlelight vigils held in several places, including where several of the victims were problem and boise, at boise state university. >> and i hope that they figure it out because it's ludicrous that they have absolutely nothing, nothing. >> and police have not yet scheduled any sort of update for today so we continue to hear that they are gathering evidence but are not sharing that with the public. a lot of frustration here as this investigation continues,

but the information is just not coming out. i can tell you there are dozens and dozens of police officers working this case from all different levels. the fbi, state patrol and local police. back to you guys. >> john: you are doing a great job getting us what you can. thank you, dan. >> sandra: we'll keep following that. house democrats under more scrutiny now for their ties to disgraced cryptocurrency ceo ftx founder sam bankman-fried. donated the maximum amount possible to hakeem jeffries, who announced this morning he is running to be the party's new leader in the house taking over for nancy pelosi. as the minority leader. hillary, what are democrats saying about the donations? >> they insist the millions in dollars of donations to their party will not hinder their ability to conduct oversight of sam bankman-fried and ftx

collapse. he pumped thousands of dollars into the campaigns of in influential democrats on capitol hill, some in charge of oversight of the crypto world, senate banking committee and the man likely the leader of the house democratic party, congressman hakeem jeffries, received the maximum individual donation from bankman-fried, and richie torres says he is planning on donating his to charity. he also received money. >> are you concerned that democrats, as they received millions of dollars from him, might not be able to conduct the oversight effectively because they have benefitted from his money? >> well, as i understand it, there were republicans who received money from his business partner. >> 92% of his money was spent for democrats. >> his business partner contributed heavily to

republicans. i'm confident in the ability of congress to conduct robust oversight. >> other ties to bankman-fried go beyond dollars, senator elizabeth warren worked with his father to draft legislation years ago. warren is asking for an accounting of the crypto cash missing. writing the full damage brought by ftx and affiliates continues to unfold, billions seem to have disappear into the ether. and sandra, we are getting new details about where some of this money may have gone. regulators, security regulators in the bahamas confirmed they transferred digital assets from ftx wallsts to them for "safekeeping." one outlet estimating around the

ballpark of $400 million. now in the hands of the bahama authorities. >> sandra: hillary, live on capitol hill. as we have been discussing, we are finding out how deep this scandal runs. it's global, and then when you look here at home, there in washington, widespread implications and big questions over if you received donations from this fraudulent company what do you do with them. >> john: it's a very large onion just beginning to peel back. and will it launch a contagion and hedge funds as well. >> sandra: we'll ask jerry baker about that all new at 2:00. >> john: looking forward to that. house republicans have begun plotting their next moves after clinching a narrow majority, including launching probes into president biden and his son's business dealings. troubling evidence worth investigating, other members of the republican party are urging the party to focus solely on

passing legislation that will address american's most pressing concerns. where we are headed here, let's bring in louisiana congressman steve scalise, the house majority whip and incoming majority leader. first order of business almost out of the gate of achieving the majority in the house, members of the oversight committee said we are going to launch investigations first and foremost to joe biden, whether he benefitted and knew about his son's business dealings, that is the job of the oversight committee but do you believe that is the best thing for republicans to be doing out of the gate when you take back control? >> well, john and sandra, great to be with you and if you look, we ran on a very specific agenda in this last midterm election. we talked about getting the economy back on track, addressing inflation, and also about oversight, robust oversight that has been lacking dramatically for the last two years. you have not seen any oversight

into the biden administration's very questionable actions on so many fronts, this being one and a lot of others. and we said we would do both. don't just do one, we are going to pass policy, we'll have oversight and it can go on at the same time, starting on january 3rd, and we have been making preparations and in fact, if you saw that press conference with jamie comer and his oversight committee, questions they have been asking for months and the biden administration has been stone walling them. there will be subpoena power starting in january and able to get the answers. it's not anything new. we ran on this. this was one of the top planks in our agenda, both addressing inflation, the border crisis, so many other crisis, energy, and also oversight drama dramatically lacking the last two years. >> john: the white house is it not forthcoming, maybe you'll have to be more so. what james comer said in the

press conference what he's going to go after in terms of the president. >> this is an investigation of joe biden. the president of the united states and why he lied to the american people about his knowledge and participation in his family's international business schemes. to be clear, joe biden is the big guy. >> john: to clarify here, it wouldn't be the oversight purview to investigate hunter biden. it would be in their purview to investigate the president of the united states yesterday james comer will not subpoena joe biden but will subpoena hunter biden. >> yeah, and what future chairman comer talked about is getting the facts, and wanting to bring in hunter biden to get the facts. a lot of this came out of the laptop scandal and back to the 2020 election, you had the mainstream media trying to su president the story, literally, the new york post, their whole twitter account was shut down because they were trying to talk about this story and it turned

out to be true and now those are questions that are going to be investigated. and they are questions a lot of people have been asking for a long time and we are finally going to start getting some of those answers. and like i said, a lot of those issues that we are going to be having questions about, whether it's this hunter biden issue, whether it's the origins of covid, whether it's what happened to the debacle in afghanistan, potentially $85 billion of the world's best military technology left behind to a terrorist organization. a lot of questions like that. biden administration has refused to answer it, they are going to have to start having to answer the questions. >> john: congressman, some new members of the conference who say look, i don't want any part of these investigations. i think there is other work for the america public we need to do. george santos of new york says if parts of our party want to go into the investigations that's their perogative.

i want to come here and deliver results. you seemed to indicate at the top that you believe you can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> the good news is we have a lot of different kinds of committees in congress and members of congress come in with different platforms. they ran on different agendas, we did not all run on the same thing although we had an overarching agenda that talked about the pocket book issues, accountability side that committees focus on. so if you have an interest in energy, natural resource committee, very busy bringing out a robust energy policy so we can show the country how we can get our economy back on track and not be dependent on foreign countries for our energy and it will reduce energy costs. a lot of members ran on the border crisis and we have committees like judiciary that focus intensely and homeland security that focus intensely on

the border and a lot of members will be doing important work there, too. so, good news is, there's a lot of places for people to do the work that they really want to dig into, and time to do all of that. we have a lot of problems in this country and we ran on fixing these problems and passing bills through the house to address it. >> john: a few seconds left, i want to get in this question. it's important. do you believe kevin mccarthy will have the votes for speaker of the house, andy biggs said he cannot vote for him. >> he's meeting with a lot of members. these are internal discussions we have been having this past week. a lot of closed door meetings talking about the future of what a republican majority would look like. we are glad we got the majority, now focus on the things to do for the families struggling under the biden-pelosi agenda. >> john: a lot to cover in the

next two years. congratulations again on your election to majority leader. if the results hold true, looks like they are going to, and we will see you again soon. steve scalise, thanks very much. >> thanks. a lot of work to do, let's go. >> sandra: he is accused of injuring dozens of police recruits when he slammed into them with his car. now just two days later why is the suspect back on the street? >> john: and nearly a week after four university of idaho students were brutally murdered, police are still searching for a suspect. bill daly says we need to be looking at how important is the fact that two other people were in the house at the time and were unharmed? daly joins us coming up next. >> they are saying a serrated edge was the weapon, leads us to believe it was a knife. very interesting how four students can be overcome by one person with a knife. not a gun. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future.

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>> the possibility that there's a fifth blood type/dna there from the suspect's blood is huge, and i think that's what the fbi and isp went in to try to find to actually identify all the blood types. >> sandra: former lapd detective mark fuhrman, they were trying to find dna to find who is responsible for the gruesome murder of four idaho students. fbi is assisting in the case now, gone nearly a week without a suspect. bill, you find it hard to believe at this point they don't have a major lead in this case yet, considering mark's point this morning when bill and i

were speaking with him, he very clearly laid out that the gruesome crime scene like this, and this many people murdered with a knife, there's a lot of blood, and there's a lot of slippage that's graphic to think about but a lot of slippage and end up with the perpetrators blood at the scene, they could track down his dna. why don't we have anything yet? >> well, sandra, first of all, it's not to say that police don't, we are only hearing what they have been publicly revealing. but on the dna side, and if they have any samples back, not associated with the victims, the thing is, who is going to compare it to. like a set of fingerprints, unless there is a known set, who do you compare it to. later on you put the suspect at the scene with the dna but it does not mean you are going to find the individual. my sense, sandra, initiative

investigative steps, who was in the individuals or maybe one individual's orbit. some confrontation, something personal, discussed in past cases that when someone is stabbed it's really a pretty personal, typically, typically personal type of a crime, so was this person waiting, did they come in after they arrived back home, there are some questions we don't know but i think looking at maybe text messages, things on the computer, was there someone harboring some type of resentment or ill feeling towards one or the group of them, maybe that might be one of the key investigative elements. >> sandra: our reporter dan springer said a moment ago one of the most combed-over crime scenes he's ever been to. quite a lot of time has passed since this happened, a week now. you have to think that local authorities saw something they have never seen before, a murder

rate that's 0% there in boise, idaho and walk into the gruesome crime scene. you would have to think a lot of authorities were completely taken aback with what they had to do in that moept. now you've got the fbi involved and a lot of the state police officers. it's a much bigger investigation now but at the local level at first, this was hard to manage, i'm sure. >> i'm sure, it was very complicated and gruesome scene, but complicated from a forensic standpoint with being able to do the collections, understand some of the logistics, what happened, to document it all for later use and prosecution, and for a police department that's not used to dealing with anything near this, it could be overwhelming. but i am kind of glad they are bringing in additional resources. it was confirmed the elite fbi behavioral analysis unit is involved, and these are individuals and we spoke with them before, sandra, you know, who come from great investigative as well as academic backgrounds and featured in movies and tv shows

where they are looking at past cases and trying to understand through a kind of profiling and some other analysis, you know, who -- what type of person could commit that. it's not ouiji board stuff, it's true crime techniques. and a week later seems to be more complicated than finding out somebody who the people knew directly and it was revealing itself very quickly. >> john: and so many in the community, students that have left campus, don't want to go back until they have the suspect and got this entire thing under control, it could be some time. we are going to follow it. hopefully we know more soon. thank you very much, bill. >> you are welcome, sandra. >> john: out of his cell and back on the streets, the suspect in the crash that injured dozens of cadets in l.a. county, some critically, has been released. even though police call it a "deliberate act." william is live in los angeles. what do authorities plan to do next here? >> john, the plan to get an

indictment or formal charges potentially filed today, so the key word you mentioned is deliberate. detectives believe the driver, nicholas guitierrez, intentionally tried to kill recruits and foot was on the gas pedal even as the car crashed into a light pole. 22-year-old guitierrez, detained then arrested on charges of attempted murder of a police officer. however, the sheriff released him from jail because investigators said they needed more time to present their case to the d.a. who have to file charges typically within 48 hours of an arrest. so deputies served a warrant at his home and wednesday night. the sheriff says investigators have probable cause to believe the crash was intentional. shortly after sunrise on wednesday, you can actually see the formation of recruits approaching from the right-hand side of the screen here, and no stopping, no swerving, no horn,

guitierrez will cross the middle lane and slam into the cadets at 40 miles an hour. 25 injured, five critical, broken bones and head trauma. seven recruits remain in the hospital, including one with extensive leg fractures. guitierrez tested negative for alcohol, he told investigators that morning he felt sleepy and marijuana was found in his car. his family, john, claims he is "a good kid -- would never have done this intentionally since. his family was in law enforcement. back to you. >> john: william, the latest on that from los angeles. you have to wonder where this is going, will the fellow be rearrested or stay out on the streets. >> sandra: it's hard to believe and too many cases like this, something this horrific plays out and that person is able to walk freely, john. we'll see. all right. meanwhile, troubling new details from the university of virginia the shooting we have been following that left three football players dead. retired fbi special agent bobby

chicone will join us. and maybe jealousy played a role in the killings. >> john: buffalo, new york, a crippling storm could bring a month's worth of snow in a few hours. how bad is it going to get, coming up. >> am i sounding the alarms, yes. i want western new yorkers to take it seriously. one week ago, 70°. this week we'll have an epic snowstorm.

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snow there. rick is live with the forecast there. rick, how much more damage can this storm do? >> it can do a lot. if you live in buffalo, you maybe think you like the snow a little bit, and some kids think it's thrilling. but a lot of snow happening way too quickly, and a long time to get out of the snow. notice the temperatures along the coast were warmer, across interior sections and air temperatures that are right around where you need for freezing. this is the radar that we have going on, i'm going to show you a picture out of the camera here in a second. move the snow to the south of buffalo, all about to change because we are starting to see the snow fill in right here across this camera, a live camera out of buffalo, 33°. the snow will start to move closer towards the buffalo area, especially through the overnight hours tonight, and that's where we are going to see this pile

up. not just buffalo. this is the time of year you get that, take a look at this. you see the steady stream of snow which this lake effect snow bands line up and they are a very narrow band of snow that is coming in across the same area for a very long time, why we see the snow pile up. you can be in a spot with 3, 4 inches and drive a half mile and you can have 3 or 4 feet of snow. a big difference in a short amount of time and distance. buffalo, heavy snow, watertown, heavy snow. not as heavy towards the south. a very long mass, we call it a fetch, the distance the wind is moving over the relatively warm waters, and look at this, it's like a water hose bringing freezing precipitation right there around the buffalo area. >> sandra: that is serious. and can be an emergency situation for many, be careful

out there. and for those that can enjoy it, enjoy it. fox weather is key for all of this. download the weather app or stream on your favorite connected tv devise. thanks to rick for the report there, and john, this is going to affect a lot of travel plans i imagine as well. >> john: it is, kind of like a giant snow making operation from holiday valley down there in ellicottville. and my sister and brother-in-law -- they could go down through toronto, windsor, and through ohio. >> sandra: at least they will make it to you and family. >> john: that's the important part, coming to see your brother. we'll keep watching this. wow. it could be dire there. troubling new details from the university of virginia, leaving three football players dead, two others wounded.

a witness telling police the gunman targeted specific students, even shooting one of them as he slept. bobby is a very tired fbi special agent and attorney. new information, bobby, the suspect, christopher jones was on the field trip they took to a play in washington, d.c., and kept to himself until the bus arrived back to the university of virginia. then allegedly got up, started shoving one of the football players and then opened fire. what do you make of what we know so far? >> well, and this is just speculation on my part. when i investigated cases like this, you look at the relationships between the killer and the victim. it could be family relationship, it could be financial, romantic, here the relationship that i see is he was on the football team in 2018, he was a walk-on, nonscholarship but never played in the game and his career ended after the first year. these three star players, you know, i went to a division i

school, the players are idolized on campus, heroes, get a lot of attention and he spent the day with other students and the football players probably getting attention and he could have been looking at them as living the dream he wanted to -- that was his dream. he was still a student but he was no longer on the team, and he specifically targeted these football players. that's the relationship that i see there that could have been the catalyst for him, you know, wanting to -- it's not rational, of course, but that could be the catalyst he saw them living out his dream that he was not going to have. >> john: one of the puzzling parts of that theory. if he shot them as they pulled into the university, that means he had the gun with him when they went to washington, d.c., would seem to suggest some measure of premeditation. he is currently charged with three counts of second-degree murder but if he took the gun with him in order to commit these crimes at some point,

would that not elevate it to first-degree murder? >> that certainly would. you are exactly right and they could elevate the charges. you charge them with what you have at the time early on in the investigation and then as you develop more information, talk to more witnesses, more information from his personal life, social media, whatever they can get. if they find there was more premeditation they can always elevate the charges and charge him with first-degree murder. >> john: every time one of these things comes along, and far too often it seems, bobby, trace back and at some point in the process leading up to this could there have been some kind of an intervention. and the campus police did report that he was known to them, there was a threat assessment done on him after he apparently articulated the fact that he had a weapon to somebody outside of the university community. it was also a concealed weapons violation, a misdemeanor charge, it was 12-month suspended sentence. it was supposed to be under

review by the university's threat assessment team and potentially brought toward the university judiciary committee. but that never happened. >> my understanding it was in the process and some administrative processes are very slow and not an urgency to have the hearing or whatever the process is but you are right, he had a conviction. the 12-month suspended sentence was the result of a conviction for a gun violation and he never reported that to the university. students are required to report those kinds of things, he never reported it. so then when the student -- the new student alleges he said he had a gun, that was not related to a threat. he just mentioned to somebody that he has a gun. that initiated the disciplinary proceeding which was in process, and did not get to the point where they were going to have a hearing. you know, we have to look at how we obtain the guns, apparently went out and bought a gun in virginia, two guns is my

understanding, the university did not know about it, you know, maybe they should have a process where if a student, a registered student at the university has a gun registered to them or they purchase a gun, the university should know about it. but you are right. he was in the process of a disciplinary proceeding regarding his own allegation that he had a weapon. >> john: if there was no urgency about it back then, there certainly is now. bobby, good to talk to you. thanks for your thoughts. appreciate it. sandra. >> sandra: could student debt relief be headed to the supreme court? the white house filing an emergency appeal after a lower court struck down the president's handout. can the program survive all these legal challenges? shannon bream will be here. >> john: and the president looking to kick start his economic agenda but a republican house majority could just stop him in his tracks. is the gop the key to getting inflation under control, what's their plan to get it done? answers from grover norquist

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department of justice cannot continue its investigation without some sort of suggestion of a conflict of interest. he will turn it over to a special counsel yet to be named who will restart this investigation and who knows how long it is going to take and the department of justice will stand on the sidelines, get reports from the special counsel but will not be involved in a day-to-day basis in it. so, a big piece of news in about a half hour's time. keep it here on the fox news channel. >> sandra: president biden meeting with business and labor leaders at the white house, the president is speaking live there. we will monitor it for news and all comes as he looks to kick start his economic agenda as he heads into the next couple of years of his term. if the president wants to get anything done, he'll have to work with republicans.

you have divided government, what does it mean for getting something done when it comes to the economy, in particular, who voters said was the biggest concern, inflation. how can they come together, both sides, to bring those prices down? >> well they are not going to come together. biden created inflation by passing 1.9 trillion spending program and several other multi-trillion dollar programs. what happened with the house of representatives and filibuster in the senate, no more massive inflation creating spending bills. that is step one. some of the money that biden hoped to spend republicans were not going to allow that to move forward. so stopping the overspending and making sure there aren't any more waves of overspending is the first way and the only way to stop the inflation. >> sandra: ok. as far as working together on

this, are you hopeful there could be some bipartisan -- there could be some bipartisan efforts on the economy? >> well, we had a model on this, we had a republican house and a democratic senate with obama. and the republicans said you need to make the bush tax cuts permanent and he did so and then 85%, obama, 85% of the bush cuts permanent afterwards. you could do exactly that. we need to have the trump tax cuts made permanent. you could also look at pieces of it. they could vote to the index capital gains so you don't have capital gains paying taxes on inflation. that would be very helpful to 401(k) and life savings. >> sandra: on the screen, a reason you are bringing that up because they are dropping. balances in america's 401(k), retirement savings falling 23% from a year ago due to the stock

market volatility that we have seen, frankly. the average fidelity 401(k) has dropped below six figures now to $97,200. so, continue on that note why this is happening and if you see this getting better any time soon. >> sure. well, the tax increases that biden and the democrats enacted on businesses, that makes the value of businesses worth less. that makes your life savings, your 401(k), your ira worth less. inflate the currency and drives up the tax on capital gains, that makes your life savings worth less. we could reduce some of those taxes, i don't know if biden would be willing to do that, but one thing we could do is not tax inflation. warren davidson, the congressman from ohio and ted cruz in the senate have legislation to do exactly that. democrats in the past have supported that bill. it's passed through one body,

the house or the senate, three times over the years. several times with democrats running the house and senate. so that could happen on a bipartisan basis. >> sandra: and happening at a brutal time for home prices and home sales are now falling as a result of that. the slowest rate since december 2011. we are seeing the housing market take a brutal hit as all this is happening. all is intertwined, right, grover. thank you very much for joining us. appreciate your time. thank you. john. >> john: the georgia senate run-off election ramping up as governor brian kemp gets set to go on the campaign trail for herschel walker as he looks to fend off the democratic challenger rafael warnock. live to atlanta with the latest on the race. >> sandra: stars under scrutiny after the collapse of ftx. some super star athletes and a list actors listed in a lawsuit

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