eric: we begin with tragic breaking news from colorado, 5 people shot to death, at least 18 others wounded in a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in colorado springs. this happened last night. police say that suspect was also injured. and he is now detained in area hospital in protective police custody, our nation, once again has to grapple with and confront the continuing epidemic of gun crimes. >> welcome to fox news live. i am eric shawn. arthel: hello i am arthel

neville, details are coming if. the suspect walked club q before midnight, immediate me began firing at people. using a long rifle. they say two patrons who stopped are heroes. the club calls it a hate attack, here is the colorado springs deputy police chief. >> suspect has been identified as anderson lee aldridj e 22-year-old mail, two firearms have been found at the scene, detectives are also looking to identify if there were any other individuals who assisted the suspect. motive of the crime is part of the investigation and whether this was a hate crime is part of this investigation. >> senior correspondent is live in denver with what we

know so far. reporter: colorado springs police are seeking search warrants right now in shoots that happened about 70 miles south of d denver. they do not know how many people were inside when the suspect walked in. >> i want every citizen in our city to know that the men and women of the colorado springs police department stand with you. we are working tirelessly to ensure that justice for the victims in this senseless is given. reporter: 911 calls came in before midnight, the actions two people who fought the suspect are called heroic, police are looking for a motive, on facebook nightclub posted a statement saying club q is devastated by this senseless attack our

prayers and thoughts with all of the victims and families and friends. we thank quick reactions of heroic customers, saturday night was last of transgender awareness week. which honored members of those lost to transgender violent. the nation's first elected openly gay man elected called this tragedy sicksickening, saying: justice department saida attorney general merrick garland is being briefed. arthel: thank you let's bring in retired new jersey police department lieutenant steve rogers. and a former member of fbi, steve, what do you think happened? >> i must tell you one of

the factors that are benefit to law enforcement are the accidaccess of the heroes stopped this killer, he is alive. that will allow police to track down a motive. we have an individual, who goes into a club. and starts killing people. it is not yet called a bias incidents, a hate crime, but the police are leaning that way. it is -- this act of keeping him alive, certainly will be a big benefit to the investigation. arthel: how does that investigation unfold? >> well, the police will interview him and criminal psychologist. one thing all of us want to know what this individual involved with anyone else who planned it and executed that attack. there will be search waruants. and there will be a lot of ground pounding.

of talking to a lot of people, that guy, his social media accounts will be scrubbed and analyzing closely. who was he talking to in weeks perhaps months to this day, who was involved in any conversations, police are not going to let no stone go left unturned. arthel: how do we tamp down hate crimes across the board? >> well, you know a good question, i think it begins in the school educational system. we have to do a lot of educating and elementary school with regard, yeah people may be different in your eyes but they are people, they are american citizens they deserve to have constitutional protections we all have. we need to stop t the hateful rhetoric on the internet, and bring

temperature down and understand we're all god's people we have to respect each other, we may disagree but let's agree to disagree and move on as human beings embracing each other as human beings. arthel: should there be stuffer punishment for hate crimes. >> yes, we have bias crime laws across the country. and because they are targeted crimes, because you are an individual who may be different from someone, you will be targeted, shot and killed, these individuals should get maximum. that would send a message to anyone who tries to duplicate the horrendous acts like this. arthel: the murder weapon was a long gun. do americans just have to accept that any time, anywhere, a shooter could appear and commit mass murder? >> well, you know.

i don't believe we should accept that, i am puzzled that police did ence encephalencounter this individual in 2021, what what happened between then, and now. we have to really truly give law enforcement resources they need to happen apprehend the individuals, prosecute them and put them in jail. in regard to weapons used we don't have to accept this beyai behavior. couple that with education, we don't have to accept what is bad. we can do what is right. arthel: americans are fed up and tired of this. former detective steve rogers thank you so much for your expertise.

>> my pleasure. eric: it has been one week since 4 university of idei.d. idaho students were found murdered in their beds. law enforcement st still not named a suspect or a person of interest, they are working toi. one. the victim's parents has spoken to fox news. cristina coleman. reporter: last night moscow police released new details saying two of the victims who went to the food truck, they got a ride home. officers last night say that detectives investigated that person who gave them a ride home, they do not believe that person is involved with

the crime. that is one of the new details. they released this map, they are asking public for surveillance video of this area, they want to see it all. the smallest detail could help with the investigation. if anyone has video, or recordings of anything they want people to turn that in also, last night on lawrence jones the parents of kaley shared details about their daughter and her long time best friend, madison, they are two of the four murders sunday morning. they describe kaley as a highly driven goal oriented young woman she made the dean's list 3 times, she was very aware of her surroundings, her parents describedf heartbreaking shock. >> just beyond anyone's worse nightmare. i am sure you can only fathom.

it is just heartbreaking. maddi was an only child. and but like i said she was our child. reporter: police also reveal last night that 911 call that was placed hours after the students were killed was made from phone of one of the surviving roommates, two other students were in the house at the time of the murder. officers say they are cooperating with police, the victims were likely sleeping when they were stabbed multiple times and located on second and third floors of the house, officers believe that the attack was targeted, their killer has not been caught and murder weapon not yet recovered. considering this crime this traumatic there is the aftermath, you can only imagine what it looked like, they are told there a lot of physical ifd evidence in this case. >> in so much evidence it

will take a lot of time to process it all, it wasn't like, a pinpoint crime. this person was sloppy, h -- he made a mess. reporter: prosecutor said that law enforcement is trying to expedite everything that could lead to a suspect. i watched him leave the crime scene after visits yesterday, and appeared very emotional, a very traumatic scene, it was hard to see his face, i asked him about how he was feeling. >> i know this is a close-knit community, there has not been a homicide here in years, you can talk about the impact this -- just having on law enforcement too. to go through this. >> any time there is a list of life like this, particularly young people like this, it is horrible.

it will affect the community, the officers and people in my office. all of you. >> you seem you are getting choked up with us asking questions. reporter: a number of agencies are working hard in this case, they will have a press conference 6 p.m. eastern today, we'll carry it live, and hopefully can answer some questions, a lestlot of people here concerned. eric: thank you cristina. >> speaking of community that we heard from. took police three days to hold a news conference, warning residents that a killer of on the loose, av the week the concern continues, we turn to our residence of moscow, idaho, shawn thank you for joining us. what is the mood?

the sense there now at this moment? >> well i think the prevailing mood is devastation, heartbreak, but also it is very tense, people are concerned about where this person or persons is since in a are -- there is no suspect or anything. it is just pretty tense, people are just trying to be vigilant and keep a an eye out. eric: do you have comfort or sense of p relief that police said they believe this is a targeted killing? >> i don't know people are really changing their behavior because of the statement about targeted killings. there are so many unanswered questions and circumstances that people are just still

trying to be careful. eric: we don't know who did it, if it was romantic rejection or fury and anger, a personal emotion involved. let's look at timeline for a second. we know that two of the girls, they went to a bar downtown at at 10 p.m., until about 1:30 in morning, they left the corner club. they walked t -- walked to the food truck and got a ride from someone we have not yet been told who that person is who drove them back to the house. now there are new reports about phone calls, kaley giving 7 phone calls to her long time boyfriend. you see kelly on the left.

and madison on the right, also three calls from their phone from 2:24 to 2.52. seems maybe something happened after that, we don't know as of this moment if it was kaley and mod san making the calls or someone else, potentially the killer making those calls, what do you hope to learn soon. there will be a news conference tonight, what is most concerning on people's minds? >> i think, the number one priority would be to identify a suspect. and happrehend them, this is so confusing with the phone call information and other two people in the house, we need more answers, period. eric: certainly will problem get those today you with traffic cameras, security

cameras, cell phone towers can identify someone's cell phone, shawn our prayers and thoughts with you and those in moscow, idaho, the press conference his than 6 hours from now, perhaps we have get answers. ithank you sean. >> thank you.. arthel: we will switch gears president biden is celebrating 880 birthday, making him first octogenarian commander and chief, questions persist on whether president biden will run for a second term, lucas is live at white house, does president biden have support for a 2024 run. reporter: good afternoon, you go to the restaurant you have to choose and order something off the menu, right now president biden is only choice on the menu for

democrats. he said he is firmly on team biden. >> we will defend the biden administration and his track record of success if it comes under assault by people attempting to politicize our governmental responsibilities. without question. reporter: hakeem jeffries was asked, announcing plan to investigate president biden and his son hunter and their alleged business dealings with china. nancy pelosi and hoyer in their 80s announced they are stepping down from party leadership, president biden told reporters he intended to run for reelection in 2024, and will make final decision next year after the holidays, he held his first face-to-face meeting with chinese president xi jinping, he didn't think that a chinese invasion was taiwan was imminent. senator tom cotton reacted

earlier. >> believed that i would suggest it is not helpful to say that publicly. we should do instead is working with taiwan, making sure they are armed up to prevent any invasion. reporter: president biden woke up this morning here, 80-year-old man, unlike his predecessors no plan for a big birthday bash. arthel: all right. thank you lucas. eric: p best birthday wishes. >> more than a than a million migrants have been kicked out of the country thanks to tittle 42. breaking records, and we are expecting that to increase.

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eric: twitter restored

former president trump's account after musk posted a poll friday night, asking if the former president should be reinstated. a slim margin of twitter users said yes, 52% approved of the former president returning. a slim majority 48% observers pointing out not a scientific poll, twitter suspended trump's account after he was accused of inciting the january 6 pro trump mob, he said he would rather remain on his own social platform. arthel: florida governor ron desantis took stage last night as keynote speaker in las vegas, other g.o.p. hopefuls were there too. we're live with the

highlights in las vegas. reporter: this is sc seen as starting point for potential presidential hopefuls, none have officially declared their candidacy but hints were dropped. >> if biden succeeds in getting back in the iran deal, i will make you a promise, the next in the will shred it on her first day in office. reporter: former ambassador nikki hailer, a common theme following midterm losses party needs to break out a former appreciat president trump hold if they want to win "house" in 2024. not from all of the former president, he made his address virtually from mar-a-lago. and he said he feels that the g.o.p. is in a good position. >> the republican party is a much bigger more powerful

party than it was before i got there with more influence. reporter: governor ron desantis closed out the events, he did not speak to a party remodel or former president trump, focusing on his accomplishments in florida. >> we've shown in florida you can stand up for truth, stand stand on principle, fight the woke elite and you can win. reporter: we heard from chris christie, he was particularly critical of former president trump, specifically for the way he hand-picked his term candidates on basis they denied 2020 election results we heard from senator ted cruz, who said his focus right now is on keeping a seat in senate arthel. arthel: big hints dropped there. thank you. eric.

eric: the record breaking surge of migrants in the southern border continues, fox news camera capturedded a large group turning themselves in to border patrol in eagle pass, texas. agents are bracing morika more arrivals. when title lifted, a federal judge put it on hold for next 5 weeks, bill melugin is live in new mexico. some think if it ends migrants think they will have a green light and more will try to arrive in the country. reporter: good morning that is right, several border patrol sources told me when title 42 drops you can expect a surge on top of i surge. but with title 42 place, the illegal crosses are not slowing down, look at this have our drone team shot

this morning in eagle pass, we a large group crossing at same time, this ast least 150 people in this del rio sector. just since october 1 more than 72,000 people have already crossed illegally. this happens many times a day, every day. as you can see, it is a huge drain on border patrol resources, they have it to go out and process of folks. you mentioned the groups look at a second piece of video again in eagle pass, a littafter the first, you can see from the video almost all of them are single adults, what is primarily crossing from cuba, colombia and nicaragua they have no fear of being removed from the united states, and this is from

texas dps in ki kinney county, they opened the back of a man's truck he was smuggling 14 illegal immunities in the back of the van, the u.s. citizen was arrested and charged with human smuggling. lastly, this mug shot of a convicted se sex offender arrested. i he was arrested by the yuma station agents after he tries to crossing. we're in el paso, sector,s busiest on southern border on tuesday, g.o.p. house speaker elect kevin mccarthy and a group of house republicans will be here touring the border, we will be here as now.

eric: astounding it is so organized. bill melugin thank you. arthel: to weather, a massive snow storm burying parts of western new york under nearly 80 inches of snow, now thousands of people are without power, some are waiting to are rescued. we'll have a live report for you coming up next, there in buffalo. and not the american go? announcer: derek jeter ...or plan? maybe... it's because in dreams, you can do anything. in dreams... you can hold your entire world in the palm of your hand. and turn time inside out... again and again. and you can do it all with your eyes wide open.

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eric: massive doesn't begin to describe the snow storm that slammed into buffalo, and other parts of western new york state up to 77 inches, more than 6 feet. 6 feet of snow has fallen since sures day night. what is the city doing to dig out of that we're live in buffalo with more on the

lake-snow effect. >> reporter: people have their work cut out for them, check this out, this is what they are dealing with, car after car buried under feet of snow, they will have a hard time getting out. some people have already started shoveling and local crews have been clearing out residential roads, we saw a nplow truck. they are urging people to be patient they work to address what governor kathy hochul called an historic storm. >> when you hit 80 to 85 inches over a course of couple days of snow, from natural bring in north country to orchard park that is one to te to tell your grand kids about. reporter: g governor deployed 150 national guard members and signed a federal emergency dec

declaration to unlock funds for response and rescue operations. crews are working to remove cars that have been abandoned. local officials put a call out during the night for help, in sign of progress, there are no longer any power outages and no new storm related deaths, beside two people who official said died from cardiac arrest because of snow snow plowing or snow shoveling activity. south buffalo right now is under a travel ban and other hard his areas also under a travel ban, local officials are hoping they can lift it soon. it will depend on the conditions. eric. eric: do you like chicken wings? reporter: yes, i was actually able to try the wings here, they call is

wings, not buffalo wings here in buffalo. >> you know 6 pet feet of snow will not stop buffalo chicken wings, the anchor bar is open, and duffs is open, the bills are playing browns in detroit, madeleine in buffalo. >> thank you. arthel: like when you are in france you don't order french onion soup. take my camera. hello. like when you are in france, you don't order french onion soup, you order soup. or we'll from white snow to red-hot soccer fifa cup check c world cup 6 off today in qatar. they, l lashing out at western critics for the country decision to ban

alcoholic b beverages at all stadiums hosting the championship. reporter: president of fifa fought back at some western criticism, basically calling it moral hypocrisy. from all criticism we heard. he is now facing some backfire for coming too much to the defense of qatar and some of the new policies. in a press conference today, the u.s. men's coach said, he did not fully agree with some of the stances and opinions that fifa president made. concerns of inhumane working conditions and lgbtq plus rights overshadow the lead up to the global sporting even issues that men's team said they have been discussing for last 18 months. >> on the ground greg, what is the stance that u.s. team make. >> we have a mantra of be

the change for us it is about starting with individual. and understand that everyone individual has a right or an obligation to promote change on their own level. that is something we have been focused on as a group, a fedration, a time, the campaign has been successful. reporter: u.s. men's team is the second youngest team here in world cup in doha, they faceoff against wales tomorrow. ecuador scored two minutes into the match that goal was taken back after the ref ruled it was off side, they are leading 2-0, the most fans that we've seen here in doha since we have been here, one thing for contact,

not looking good for qatar right now, 2-0, if they less lose this match they would be first host country to lose the opening match in world cup history. arthel: part of the story you have to go in watch the matches. you can't just stay outside, part of your reporting is to watch the matches. reporter: that is good intel, i will snea sneak that in next time. arthel: thank you. >> a new warning from defense secretary austin, happens to deal with vladimir putin's war in ukraine. what it could mean for global nuclear arms race, we'll tell you about the concerns and predict you reductions -- predictions about as.

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eric: ukrainian officials encourage people from to evacuate to ease the strain on damaged electric grid, this ahead of winter freeze that setting in from all the russian mist attacks, greg palkot is live in kyiv with the latest on how they are coping. reporter: that is right, tough stuff on a lot of fronts here in ukraine. blasts were heard at the huge nuclear power plant in the southern part of the country. it is occupied by russians it is unclear who actually hit it. u.n. agency is saying someone is quote, playing with fire. further south. russian hit an oil depot, they were just pushed a few miles away, no wonder kyiv is offering to evacuate residents, russia to continues to target ukraine

with a dangerous and deceptive weapon. this little thing is causing big problems for ukraine, an iranian-made russian launch drone it goes 100 miles an hour but travels about a t a thousand miles. the drones are terrifying the population as they buzz through the skies on deadly missions, damage done including kyiv. targeting the power grid, russian getting thousands from iran, they show us various types and drop wreckage. the dangerous mass attacks, hard to defend against. these drones are very dangerous for us. because a lot -- they cause a lot of damage to our infrastructure. reporter: dozen drones were fired in the past week, 400 in past couple months, officials say half of the

power grid here is damaged. rolling blackouts in kyiv and the country are the norm. as winter closes in one utility chief quoted over weekend suggesting that with strains on energy in mind, if you happen to be able to get out of ukraine, stay there for a couple months, as winter closes it, it may be a good idea. eric: the dro >> defense secretary lloyd austin yesterday with this warning about putin's invasion. >> a preview of possible world tyranny, an invitation to an insecurity world, haunted by shadow of nuclear

proliferation. because com putin's fellow autocrats are watching. arthel: let's bring in dr. rebecca grant. dr. grant, who was that message meant for? do you agree with the message? >> secretary austin was really fired up, he meant that message for several different audiences. one he is saying we have to stick together in the 50 country ukraine contact group and continue to support ukraine. he is telling us americans, this is why we have to support them, and nato allies, and delivering a strong message to ukraine and back to putin, saying we're not letting the nuclear threats stop the

flow of aid to ukraine, and the biggest thing he is saying we have got to see ukraine defeat russia to keep the rest of the world safe. and to have nuclear deterrents forward that was a strong set of statements. arthel: are autocrats on the rise? you have saudi arabia, newly minted prime minister. and you have vladimir putin, and iranian leaders, china human rights violations continues. why do bad actors seem to keep getting away with their bad behavior. >> a new list of some of the most important, china then iran. we're told there is a new deal between iran and russia to actually p produce more of the drones in russia to use them against ukraine. and the message to china and iran, to north korea too, is

that u.s. and allies will keep up nuclear deterrents and ex -- extent it, it our allies, talked about nuclear weapons then's hunting license to fake over. take over, that is strongest post world war statements that we've seen, he said we have to draw the line here and make sure there is not more nuclear proliferation. arthel: do you feel confident that this can -- we can correct course? >> here is the most important task, that is for ukraine to beat russia, they have scored major victories this fall. they are ready for winter to continue the fight, and the most pur important thing for global security for ukraine to beat russia. that has to happen. arthel: dr. rebecca grant thank you.

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arthel: nba star ky kyrie irving willing back on hardwood, he was suspended for 8 games after posts a

link to an anti-semitic film. yesterday he said he wants to apologize ke deeply and repeated he has no hate in his heart for jewish people. law is with more. reporter: yes kyrie irving is free to move about the hardwood we cou confirmed with nets he has been reinstated. sharing you with statement that we just received and reads: >> the 7 people all-star breaking his silence this weekend saying he had a lot of time to think and been on what he called a learning journey with members of the jurjewish community, he found himself in hot water

last month after sharing a link with was anti-semitic. and he gave an interview to bagley, describes what the last two weeks have been like. >> i really want to focus on hurt that caused or impact that i made within the jewish community, putting some tim type of threat or assumed threat on the jewish community, i want to apologize deeply for my actions. reporter: irvin said he is not anti-semitic and never has been. fans here in new york say, they want to see irving back on the court. >> i was not super surprised he was suspended. it is well deserved the nba

did the right thing. reporter: now that the suspension is over we'll see what happens tonight during the game, 7:00 against the grizzlies. arthel: thank you laura. we'll all be watching. >> not only basketball today but also football. i still have my thought on the chicken wings, i did call duffs and anchor bar, frank and teresa's bar, they are open. arthel: buffalo wings. eric: yes buffalo chicken wings, if anchor bar. let me know if any focus out there prefer other buffalo chicken wings. wherever you live how about new orleans. arthel: a lot of wings there i love it we're back at 4 eastern. i'll buy you a pony. advanced hydration isn't just for kids.

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