>> todd: wondering where all the blowout wases biden didn't what what obama got with oprah and celebrities showing up. joe, we appreciate it. >> i'm only 37, guy, you know that. i have got a long way to go. >> todd: with that, "fox & friends" right now. ♪ >> ainsley: straight to a fox news alert. police in moscow, idaho are asking for patience in the brutal killings of the four college students. >> steve: police there are working through evidence warning the investigation could take time, especially since kids are going to be going home for thanksgiving in a couple of days. >> brian: right, first funeral for those victims will be held later today. ashley astronomer following this story all week long. hey, ashley. >> ashley: first funeral for the university of idaho students killed in the brutal slaying

will be held today. ethan shapen and three others stabbed to death in a murder case that has left the moscow community and the united states in disbelieve. ethan loved life. he laughed contagiously and smiled when he woke up and still smiling when he went to bed. may we all try to make the earth a better place and all live like ethan. his funeral service will be held in his home state of washington. meanwhile one week into the investigation and authorities are still searching for answers moscow's police chief says no suspect, no murder weapon and no clear motive. >> can you share with us i believe they are targeted killings and do you know who, if any of the victims were the actual targets. >> y are all the structures we e

looking at why are not able to say at this point in time due to our investigation recommendation so here is what we do know. please believe all four victims were in n. bed at the time of the attack at least one victim had testimony defensive. called thinking one was passed out on the second floor. those roommates have been cleared as suspects as well as the man seen in surveillance video behind madison the night of the night of the murtsz murders. still processing the scene. they have received 646 tips and working througher single one of them. they warn this case could take some time to resolve. friends and family are still coming to senseless murders of ethan, cailee and annaible saying it feels like bad dream. >> just beyond anybody's

worth -- i'm sure you could only -- it's just -- it's heart breaking. maddy was an only child. and like i said she was our child as well. >> a childhood friend of the two girls saying, quote: if they were going to go, they were going to go together. back to you guys. >> steve: all right. ashley, thank you very much. a little after 6:00 last night, fox news ran the press conference from the local police and the state police as well and it's very clear they pretty much admitted they don't have any leads. they don't have the weapon. as we just heard in that report, they feel, to rod wheeler's question that it was a targeted attack but they won't say why they think that. they don't know if one person was targeted. they received a bunch of tips, almost 700 they have done 90 interviews. but it's going to get tough. because the kids are -- they did not go home for thanksgiving

last week. they are probably going to be leaving in a day or two. and that means a lot of people they would like to talk to are going to be gone. >> ainsley: ethan chapin the 20-year-old first one to be buried today was a triplet. all three went to the university of idaho. his sister is mazie and his brother is hunter. and his parents said he loved his social life. he loved golfing, surfing, pickle ball, loved country music and the comedian of the family and echance siblings were the ones who had to tell their parents that he dived because the parents said there were no drugs involved. no weird love triangle that's being reported by some outlets. >> steve: a lot of crazy rumors out there it. >> ainsley: he spent his night at his girlfriend's house. xana's house which is one of the five girls in that home. >> brian: 8 hours between the time of the attacks and the 911 call and the phone that was used

and why no one knew about this going going. in one thing is clear listening to lawrence jones talking to the parents. they dent think the ex3w0eu6rd who was probably going to be a future boyfriend. wasn't involved. cops agree. a guy with a whited t-shirt around the food truck. they say he is not a suspect. the private driver they used the night of partying. they talked to him. he is not a suspect. so, who is a suspect? and was the door open at night? did they penetrate their way into the place the night the type of knife they say the military doesn't use anymore. may be the type of knife handed out to rotc students on campus. >> ainsley: no signs of forced entry on. >> steve: woods nearby. story in the daily mail surmising whether or not the killer might have hidden in the thicket and watched the victims inside the house for a while. that is just purely speculation.

what is not speculation though in the month of october a few months earlier an elderly couple in that town their dog was found filleted and skinned dead. and some are suggesting that perhaps between the knife used in that attack on the dog and could it be the same person who savagely killed those four co-eldz there in idaho. >> they said it's a three story house. i am wondering if there is basement and they consider that the first floor. when you look at the aerial pictures of this house looks like only two procedures that. two people were killed on the second floor and two killed on the third floor. >> here is dr. michael baden this morning? >> d.n.a. can be gotten by touch d.n.a. if a person isn't wearing gloves or by the person cutting themselves on the bloody knife that he is stabbing people with or by the fingernail scraping

from the persons who are person receiving tell whether it's workers gloves or surge gloves at the same time given some idea that there was some preplanning to the the coroner should know whether there's was somebody more viciously attacked than the others. somebody who might have been a target and others wake up and he gets rid of the ones that can identify him. the impression they were killed by somebody they knew because they were stabbed in their bed they never woke unjust stabbed in their bed. there were defensive wounds on some of the others which would suggest that they woke up and

put up a fight. >> ainsley: which smart if you were able to do that because maybe the suspect's d.n.a. or the killer's d.n.a. is under their fingernails. >> brian: think if anybody went to the hospital they had to be somewhat cut up to a degree if someone is going to struggle. adults struggling for their lives. can you just imagine if anybody went to the emergency room anywhere in the area. probably very few in an area like this that they might be looking or anybody who went to a cvs or a target to pickup bandaids didn't want to go to a hospital. >> ainsley: interesting they said they were killed between the hours of 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. last sunday after they had gone out. some to a fraternity party some at restaurant or bar food truck that you see there. they weren't discovered no one called 911 until 11:58 the next day. i guess in college people get up, they go to classes, come home at lunch or maybe they slept in.

>> steve: i think it was on a weekend. ains it was a sunday, right. yeah. >> steve: they were sleeping. in i thought of the evidence and things that the police can talk about, i hope they know more than they talk about. but what was really curious when the chief out there in moscow, idaho, said the 911 call about the unconscious person came from one of the roommates' phones but the cop wouldn't say who made the call. didn't say it was the roommate who made in the call. because the police also said that other friends arrived at the house about the time the call was made. the chief did say the call was not made by the killer. but it is curious why they will not say who made the phone call on the roommates' phone. >> brian: meanwhile, as you know, the world cup started yesterday >> brian: over in qatar now we turn to the air base in qatar where something very special is happening. the country is hos hosting this

year's world cup. murdock is joining brigadier general jeffrey nelson for the ribbon cutting ceremony of the brand new fox news plaza gift from fox to our service members who will be coming through or are stationed there. let's listen. >> part of that is because only last weekend, veterans day weekend, we were honored broadcast fox sports nfl from just a few hundred meters here at the air base. over 30 million americans who watched the honor and appreciation as all of our servicemen and women it here participated [inaudible] broadcast. i would really like to say this afternoon what a pleasure to see

so many distinguished, american service members here and to bring your courage and your stories. i particularly like the vignettes that the fox sports producers were able to produce around the individual service members. because of i think it's so important that we remind our friends at home and our families at home what you do and what you sacrifice, you know, every single day that you are here and you are part of the armed forces. so it's a great apreacherration and gratitude that i say thank you to all of you. that gratitude is only partially and substantially not enough to can be [inaudibleage exactly a

year ago i had the pleasure of sitting down with the leadership here at the base and we planned out, you know, whage was needed, what would improve the skyline for everyone. and so it's that work, over the last 12 months [inaudible] will air force. i would like to thank everyone involved. too many people to list. but everyone involved in meeting together to make this what it is today. it really is both a place where our service members can relax. [inaudible] company of their

service women and men. fox broadcast. >> ainsley: clearly very windy there you can see. that's lack alan murdock. >> steve: the boss. >> ainsley: they have outdoor seating and recreational events and places for just the troops to be able to enjoy themselves. >> steve: they built the base about a dozen, 13 years ago. and now, with this gift from fox, they were able to build this fox plaza there so that service personnel before or after transiting in or out of the same country where the world cup is this year, they have a nice place to spend a little time, watch a little tv. >> brian: yeah, must be something that he saw when he was there. >> ainsley: that was needed. >> brian: stationed there. what can you do? you are on the base. and sophisticated cutting edge and so valuable. you do need some down time.

not like you can go over to the caribbean to get some r and r. he seems to have seen a need and acted on it with the whole world watching, too. once we leave -- the world leaves the world cup, that will still be there. >> ainsley: sounded like he said that i was here last year. here is the ribbon cutting ceremony. >> brigadier general nelson, mr. cut the ribbon the opening of the fox sports plaza at the air base. >> steve: officially open. >> brian: aaron shanks. has his hands open between football and this football. >> ainsley: and large scissors. steve. >> brian: hard to travel with how does he get them on the plane. >> steve: eyes on the world cup and fox just opened up a brand new fox plaza there at the air base for the service personnel

who are serving. >> ainsley: just showing the troop we care. lachlan spent $2 million donating that amount of money to the facility. too many people to think but i want to thank you all for yours service. >> brian: also important to point out the way the americans can thank the murdocks and fox just by winning today at 1:00 and beating wales. only way to say thank you. >> ainsley: here that team? >> brian: win. >> ainsley: coming up, targeting via tiktok. encouraged every american using tiktok to delete it from their phone if they can't get a new phone. >> if you are a parent and got a kid on tiktok i would be very, very concerned. >> ainsley: that's how dangerous they think it is. new warnings that china could be using the app. to watch americans' every move. >> steve: a major shakeup of the house in the mouse. the ceo there now ousted after irreparable damage to the woke world of disney.

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popular social media platform with kids because it's fun and, you know, they have got these contests and polls and it just looks like so much fun. here's the problem tiktok is owned by the chinese bike dance tool of the chinese communist party and intel agency so, in other words, it's all fun and games online. >> they could get your bank data and personal information and helus records that is the worry do you really trust china don't and it's bipartisan. get your phone up to about 30 years old. really popular for that group. gather data from operations. senator mark warner a democrat from virginia.

the chair of the senate intel committee and he said i don't normally agree with donald trump but on this one donald trump was right we should ban it? >> i think donald trump was right. tiktok is an enormous threat it. is a master collector of information visualize even down to your key stroke. if you have a parent and got a kid on tiktok i would be very, very concerned. all of that data that your child is inputting and receiving is being stored somewhere in beijing. >> brian: so you have that story with china. you have this story of china setting up basically mini police stations within our country, buying farmland in our country. you know what they have done through our university system. giving huge stippens to universities and allowing their students come in. we have no idea their

background. they knock american kids out and who knows what else -- we were told that almost every chinese citizen that comes here is a spy. so, why we continue to do this and allow ourselves to be so vulnerable, i really think this is the time for us to realize this is the one thing we could do bipartisan. we all realize the dangers -- dangers of china militarily. now we the vice president of the united states going to the philippine islands where china is looking to expand their influence and gradually take one by one away from us and our influence in the area. i think this is something we can come together on, i hope. >> ainsley: mark warner the senate you just heard from this is the entity that hacked into equifax and hacked in on information close to 150 million americans. does this mean even if you don't have tiktok your information with equifax could get into the hands of the chishedz. they say as of september of 2021, more than a year ago, tiktok had 1 billion users.

the most recent numbers that tiktok has given us is revealed. so is it too late? they already have so much information. >> steve: senator tom cotton has a suggestion, watch? >> tiktok is one of the most massive surveillance programs ever, especially on america's young people that it's not just contents you upload to tiktok all the other data on your phone other alps and personal information. facial imagery and eyes looking on your phone. that's why i encouraged every american who is using tiktok delete it from your phone and if they can't to get a new phone all together. >> steve: interesting thing about tiktok if you have facebook or twitter they will suggest who to follow and you decide who you want to follow. tiktok does not ask that there is an algorithm that figures out what the next video you are going to see is going to be. when asked who decide what the algorithm is. tiktok will not answer. what's interesting and ainsley,

to your point about how many young people are on tiktok, there is an item in the hill today and the headline is did tiktok tip the midterms? keep in mind, all those young people getting their news from tiktok. it reads in part if a substantial percentage of the younger voters in the midterms were getting their information about the world, including politics have a social media outlet owned by a chinese company and running an algorithm being manipulated by chinese cyber engineers they are suggesting, you know, there's no proof, but given the fact that the algorithm, which is a secret, and tiktok is run by a chinese entity, did they tip the midterms that the name. >> ainsley: branches of the millers who have banned workers or troops from using tiktok from having it on their phone. >> brian: 27 minutes after the hour, still ahead. a fox news alert.

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don't know about it doesn't mean that they don't. >> steve: to that point, i think you are right. i thought it was very curious in the press conference last night where the chief said that the 911 call about an unconscious person was made with one of the roommates' phones but apparently it wasn't a roommate who made the money call and the chief would not tell us who that person is. and it's like well, when are you going to tell us about these other people, apparently some friends were there at the house at the time. >> right. yeah. i mean, they are just going to try and maintain the integrity of the case. and, you know, there is not a lot of information are public. they will give the public what they need to. to further the investigation. i know they were talking about two girls didn't hear anything. s that's what is known publicly. you know, there is a possibility that maybe they did hear something and have a crucial piece to give to the case.

but, in order to protect the witnesses, they wouldn't let us know that. >> steve: yeah. i know the chief said yesterday he felt that it was a targeted killing but he didn't know for sure whether or not any particular person was targeted. what does that mean? >> well, i mean, you have four victims. each of them have their own lifestyle and, you know, what that may bring into the case itself. so, it certainly looks like they were targeted. certainly looks like there was some anger going on there with, you know, the reports of multiple stab wounds. so, that in and of itself, you know, investigators are going to have to go back to the timeline, relook at the videos and anything that they have from the point before until the time when

they believe the murders took place before 3:00, 4:00. will. >> steve: now that the fbi is with them as we look at the timeline right there. now that the fbi is on the case and they said yesterday, they have got over 20 investigators there in idaho, i'm sure they have already started triangulating and following their cell phone patterns because your cell phone is like a tracker, they can figure out, since they know the number, where all those phones were that night. and it's just a matter of time until they release that you would think. yeah. i mean, it's early in the investigation even though it's a week old in terms of the murder, it's still early in the investigation. those records take a while to get sometimes. i'm sure they are going over that, doing the tower dumps to see who was in the area where the girls were at the food truck who was in the area where the

incident location was. and, you know, those things take time to process and to interpret. and i know the family has put out their o. there about phone calls that were made with during those hours, but, the definitive stuff is going to come from the phone companies which sometimes takes a little longer than we would like. >> that makes sense. everybody would like more answers. pat portela, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you very much. have a good morning. >> steve: meanwhile the united nations is taking action against climate polluters. china not included yet. howe the united states could actually pay the communist regime for climate damages. we are going to talk about that coming up next. it was a star studded award sweeping gravity defying night at the amas, the recap you have got to see straight ahead on "fox & friends" for this monday. ♪

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♪ >> brian: the biden administration agreeing to a united nations climate agreement that could make the u.s. pay poor nations for damages cause dollars by global warming, whatever that is but because the u.n. classifies china as a developing country, the world's largest emitter of green house gases would have not have to pay a dime and would be eligible for compensation. here to react in exon hagin is copenhagen institute senior fellow buren lump bowrg, do we know 24 countries agreed to write checks. >> no, a lot of countries asking for a lot of money. 1, 2, several trillion dollars

per year we haven't come up with $100 billion yet. no guaranteed that wealthy countries are going to pay up. first of all promise that can't be delivered. taking a step back and realizing tried to solve for 30 years ago and has failed. shifting from solving asking for money. rich countries don't feel flush with money and not will to do this and poor countries need to get out of poverty. this is not about handouts, this is about getting them into the global economy, getting -- lifting people out of poverty. that's how you solve vulnerability. >> let being take a look at emissions chart. by far, number one, doubling us virtually china emits $14 billion metric tons per year. u.s. is closer to 6 tons of metric ton and getting better.

projections of countries have declining slightly except india. together we understand that india and china built 288 coal plants already this year. do you think they care about global warming over there? >> well, they care somewhat. but they care a lot more about getting dr. is a billion people in africa that would also like to get developed and also they should also have the opportunity of developing much of it with fossil fuels, what this fund is really about is to try to pay these countries to not develop. that's the worst possible outcome because that basically c leaves in poverty. says you can't use fossil fuels, only use solar and wind which doesn't support industry and that leaves everyone worse off. in some sense not only does u.s. taxpayers not want to pay for this but also not the right

solution. neither for climate change nor for development. will. >> brian: here is what worries me negotiator from 200 country have agreed to establish a fund that would help these poor, vulnerable countries you mentioned with climate disasters so every time there is a tornado or a hurricane it's going to be because of the highly developed nations who are going to write billions of dollars worth of checks. and i sense, this is not your area of expertise but a democratic leader will just write those checks without even going through congress. >> yeah. i think biden would find that very hard. i think a lot of countries around the world are going to find it very hard to come up with trillions of dollars. just just not going to' ha. secondly, also, why are countries like pakistan very vulnerable to floods? it's because they are poor. and so, again, we seem to say oh, we should just make handouts instead of making sure that these countries get out of poverty so they stop being vulnerable so they can actually deal with many other problems

apart from climate change but also climate change. >>this is a bad solution which is probably not backed up by most western democracies because most people are not willing to pay trillion dollars of dollars every year to poor countries. >> brian: or china who is a developing country right now according to the united nations. who also have the market cornered on solar panels and windmills as well as a lot of the rare earth daytime building coal plants like there is no tomorrow. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: ashley for the news. >> ashley: suing the hotel for $80 million over emotional distress. the lawsuit revealing more chilling details of the grizzly crime saying the suspect was behavinger rad particularly

thing staff laughed at his behavior. she and the victim tried to get the staff to help before the gunman pulled out a weapon and fired. and a new court filing revealing crypto currency company ftx owns $3.1 billion to 50 biggest creditors. the company's new ceo says he is launching a strategic review into the former founder sam bankman-fried's dealings with the company funds. an estimated 1 million customers and other investors are facing losses of billions of dollars. and taylor swift sha shaking off last week's ticket controversy with a win at the american music awards last night. pop icon making a surprise appearance and taking home the artsist of the year award. >> i cannot express how unbelievable it is to me that i still get to do this and that you still care thank you

underlined with 13 exclamation points i don't know what to say i love you. >> swift's records for most ama awards now grows with six new awards. morgan wallen winning big taking home favorite male country artist. carrie underwood spectacle artist at the show taking to the skies and last half hour of the show was devoted to lionel richie icon award with stevie wonder and it teaming up for a nedly of songs. those are your headlines. back to you, brian. >> brian: that was pretty great. 13 minutes before the top of the hour let's check in with janice dean who has promised to give the weather with world cup sweater. >> happening today starting at 1:00 p.m. the festivities the game actually starts at 2:00 p.m. let's take a look, because i have a special weather map for today's game there is a full screen. united states vs. wales, there is the weather.

fabulous 80-degree he is. 2:00 p.m. eastern. festivities on fox begin at 1:00. that will be of course, u.s.a. vs. wales. do they call soccer or football? i think they call it football over at wales. anyway, take a look at the rest of your forecast and show you my swanky sweater in a moment. 28 degrees because we had epic snow, record breaking snow, 80 inches of snow downwind of erie an on takenio this weekend. it broke records, here are some of the snow totals near lake ontario, the record breaker, are was, of course, i believe in orchard hills and that was 80 inches of snow. this would be a top five snow maker for buffalo, it's amazing that the forecast got this right. 43 degrees, 42 in chicago. these are your daytime highs. country cooler than average, and there your thanksgiving eve outlook. fox weather.com has you covered. home for the holidays, all your travel needs will be on the app. we will give you all the details.

234069 too bad for actually thanksgiving eve but thanksgiving day, that's where we are going to see a big storm system. brine, isn't this an awesome u.s.a. christmas sweater i'm wearing? >> brian: it is. all the sports bars packed in the afternoon. >> janice: are they going to win? >> brian: they have to win. >> janice: i bring them good luck. >> brian: win this and england on friday. by the way, in that group, iran and england play at 8:00 a.m. buff don't switch off our show. can you always keep up with it on your app. coming up, the likely incoming house speaker kevin mccarthy planning to take democrats off key committees. newt gingrich joins us top of the next hour to discuss that prepare to shell out more money this thanksgiving. lifestyle expert kara reilly has ways to save money next. ♪ where were you ♪ oh yeah, ♪ make my dreams come true ♪

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>> everyone is concerned about this. >> turks are up. >> first of all, turkey is the star of the show. this is up $20 believe it or not. >> steve: unbelievable. >> that's a lot. this is when you really want to lean in to those grocery stores that have a loyalty program. usually start in october. you have to spend a certain amount of money. >> ainsley: you get the free turkey. >> that's my local shop. all throughout country they do this sometimes ham or lasagna i saved $36 by using my loyalty program. sometimes you don't have to sign up for it check in at the cashier house brand is always it cheaper. >> great for big ticket items and also great for groceries. flick deals.net. tell you the best deals you found these at walmart for $50s.

a can of corn i learned on instant deals if you sign up for costco right now they will give you for gold membership $45 coupon to shop at costco. we have got $36, $45 costco. we are making money here. >> steve: costco still has the $5 rotisserie chicken. >> no needs turkey when can you have chicken. perfect. i want to say when you are making these different items for thanksgiving. charcuterie boards are popular i showed you last week how to make it. people like prepackaged. >> ainsley: easier but more expensive. >> man is it expensive. that was 9.95. >> steve: what? >> it was. this is only 1.50 a block. obviously just simply. >> steve: cheese keeps.

chop off your cheese and put it on the tray that way. you will save a lot of money. >> steve: ultimate way is when somebody says hey can i bring anything? absolutely. pot luck. >> why are you being the hero of your thanksgiving. >> ainsley: stressful and expensive. get everyone to bring something. >> no one gives you a big enough pat on the back. brings wine. >> ainsley: what do you want me to bring. >> brian dropped off the potatoes i said mashed. he dropped off a bucket of them. >> steve: and the pie. >> steve: more information saving money carrie reilly.com. >> ainsley: happy thanksgiving. >> steve: two hours before i can open these. big show still ahead. newt gingrich, nancy grace, rachel campos duffy, and. >> ainsley: her daughter is with her, too.

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