lead to poor patient outcomes. so just in case you weree wondering whether the outrage a machine had ran out of gas, we at the ankle with an endless supply of fuel. that is it for us tonight. thank you for watching and remember it is america for now and forever. greg gutfeld and the gang to take it from here. ♪ ♪ >> carley: idaho police extending the crime scene at the site where four university idaho students were murdered nine days ago. officials coming over the new area. the police sectioned off behind the home that now includes woods and a parking lot. you are watching "fox & friends first" on tuesday morning, i am carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro and desperate search for answers as the families lay their loved ones to rest. the family of 21-year-old ethan chapin with an incredibly mememotional memorial surface

>> carley: gathering to remember the first victim of the murder in idaho ethan chapin was 20 years old and remembered as a triplet devoted friend, son, and brother. the siblings attended the university of idaho as the family says they were also close. yesterday the community joined together in the home state of washington for an emotional memorial service and fighting back tears as she thanked the community for support, watch. >> to gather we want to extend gratitude and we are to honor the life and legacy of our son and brother ethan chapin one of the most incredible people you will ever know. >> back in idaho, authorities are working to find the person responsible for the senseless murders of ethan, kaylee, madison and xana and an area that backed up to the house are

blocked off by the police tape. here is what we know this morning. some pot back in the 911 call came from inside the house of the roommate cell phone but the operator claims multiple people spoke over the phone. the two surviving females names have been cleared of suspects as well as mensing and surveillance video behind kaylee and cana and considering the parking lot and forest area to be part of the crime scene. a forensic pathologist who spoke to us yesterday is hopefully the scene will give us answers. listen. >> dna especially can be gotten by touching dna if the person is not wearing gloves or by the person cutting themselves with a bloody knife that he's saving people with or by the female scraping of the fingernails who received defensive ones. >> meanwhile authorities with

reports of a neighbor's dog killed just a few weeks before the murders. the police stating, "the detectives are aware of county sheriff's office a report of a skinned dog and determine unrelated to this incident. the police have received 700 tips and are coming through all of them. carley, todd. >> todd: the fbi director chris come up with all the resources being devoted to this, the fbi now intimately involved with this, why is it taking so long to find the killer or killers in light of the fact whoever did this was really sloppy in covering up evidence? >> yeah, sometimes i think they want to lead the public to believe it was a so-called targeted killing suggesting someone who knew them. but after 90 interviews, no one with the means or capability to do that.

so that suggests to me this may have been random or targeted opportunity, if you will, some of the hardest crimes to solve. you know, every killer at the scene take something with them. that is where forensics comes in. if you are relying on forensics exclusively, that means you have no leads. i'm not saying this is a professional killer here. i am saying this could have potentially been a random stalker who saw the opportunity or saw them and a bar just like ted bundy did in 1978, followed someone home and took the opportunity when the lights went out to go inside. these are tough ones to solve. >> carley: according to moscow police, chris, it was not until noon the next day when someone called 911 about unconscious individual. that is the language the police are using. they are not saying someone called the police about a bloody

murder scene, does that strike you as odd? >> i am going to say it is a little odd, but in a case like this where a killer comes in and through the sliding glass door, no break-in, again making comparisons to ted bundy, he goes inside and wakes and kills people in their sleep basically. there may have been one or two who woke up and briefly wanted to defend themselves but can quickly subdue a sleeping victim. i take their place at their word that these other two have been watched out as potential suspects. i think it is potential in a house like that which has three levels and i believe the first level really is a basement and particularly the others in the basement with the door closed could easily not hear what happened. >> todd: why don't they expand the scene, chris? >> yeah, again, they have no leads or no good leads at this

point. they should expand the scene. the killer apparently was not seen going in or outside were hanging around. that would lead you to believe they had cover trees, adjacent parking lot. it seems to me it should have been logical from the start to expand that crime scene that far out, may be tire tracks, some tracks left behind or any kind of just pinning down the route that the killer may have taken in a car or on foot and tried to retrieve video from that side of the house. >> carley: do you think the investigators, chris, have the dna that may have been under the victim's fingernail they did fight back? or any dna from the victims themselves? how far could that take you if the person who committed the crime doesn't have a criminal record before this?

>> yeah, there is possibility of dna. when you are sleeping and someone comes in and basically kills you in your sleep, i think the opportunity to defend his very brief. i am not opportunistic. i like to think the dna is under fingernails. but if there was, the value there is to be able to link it to a suspect at a later time if they are not in the codes database. those that don't know the code's database is the dna database the fbi maintains that have individuals that are from individuals who have been arrested in the past. you can make comparisons like fingerprints with dna, computerized to do that almost instantly if you have a dna sample from a crime scene. >> todd: there is another college town, washington state university 10 minutes from the university of idaho. chris, if you would have came to washington state, would you keep

them home after thanksgiving day break? >> i think seriously of doing that. i say that because i don't believe the police when they say, they are saying this was targeted to give us a sense of security. i don't get that you read what i am getting is from what i've heard and i'm not on the inside is that this could very well have been a stalker or random person like ted bundy who pursued a target of opportunity and all four of these victims. so it does not give me comfort to say this was "targeted" meanwhile it was personal and they are not going after anybody else. so, i would be extremely cautious and it is fortuitous that the break is coming up right now. let's see what happens if the police can solve this case for the task force can solve this case. i would think long and hard about sending them back to school after these circumstances. i would suggest the university

should postpone the return from holidays until the killer has been found. >> todd: certainly come a community on edge, chris swecker thank you. last weekend's tragic weekend tragic shooting in colorado, kelly leveling, shot and killed in an lgbqt nightclub in colorado springs. and visiting with friends and family when lost her life leaving behind an 11-year-old daughter who is devastated as she heads back home without her mom. authorities identifying the heroes who fearlessly took down the suspect including retired veteran who says "i don't know exactly what i did but i just went into combat mode and i have to kill this guy before he kills us. the suspect facing multiple charges including five counts of murder. >> carley: the first appearance in bankruptcy court today, the company's new management expected to detail the events that led to the

crypto trans collapse and what they are doing to secure customer funds. the court appearance as the golden state warriors are sued by canadian citizen claimed to have lost $750,000. that alleged victim accusing the nba champions fraudulently with the crypto exchange as the crypto platform. ftx founder sam brinkman freed named in the class action lawsuit and comes as fox with the exclusive fixed of the $40 million penthouse. and did you hear about this reality star todd and julie chris lee are receiving a combined 19 years in federal prison. todd was handed down 12 years and his wife given seven years after both found guilty of federal tax evasion, bank fraud, tax fraud and conspiracy to defraud the united states and

usually charged with wire fraud and obstruction of justice. the couple had fake loan documents, credit reports and bank statements. they are requesting staggering sentences so they can maintain custody of their 10-year-old granddaughter. >> let that be a lesson. meantime, the rail unit rejecting president biden's labor deal with threatening devastating strike ahead of the holidays. >> carley: kevin corke's live in washington with more, kevin. >> carley, todd, good morning. what a difference two months can really make that an election. you may recall back in september president biden actually celebrated a deal to avert a rail strike. only now just a couple of weeks away from a massive strike right as we head into the heart of the holiday shopping and yes shipping season. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre.

speak with the president remains on protecting families, form businesses without avoiding a shutdown. we continue to urge both sides to finish their work in good faith and avoid the threat of a shutdown. our team is preparing and planning for all possible outcomes, even as we continue to work to avert a shutdown of. >> so you may be wondering just how bad might things, if a strike comes to fruition? tried to billion dollars a day in economic losses. to say nothing of the potentially catastrophic supply chain damage. a bleak future if things go south in a far cry from what mr. biden claimed back in september. >> to the american people, significant damage that in the shutdown will be a broad peer of the nation the back of the supply chain and today is a win for america. peer and that was thin and this

is now. speaking of now, certainly major concern among union leaders that washington doesn't act, we are all in big trouble voting jeremy ferguson, let's be clear, if they do not accept an agreement, congress should be prepared to act. here is steven moore. >> do you think inflation is bad now, wait until we have a rail strike. so much of the goods and services we purchased on rail if that strike happens, the supply chain problems obviously will get much worse. >> boy that is the understatement of the morning and we are talking potentially while the president and his administration will be the most pro union and prolabor ever, white house officials tells fox he may not get involved in negotiations again and even if he does, only about a week to broker a new deal after he returns from thanksgiving on

nantucket to be continued, todd and carley. >> carley: to be continued, indeed, kevin corke thank you so much. kicking off the christmas season with the annual all-american christmas tree lighting on fox square last night. first responders from the nypd helped "the five" light up in front of a live audience with favorite fox news stars there to celebrate alongside fox news media ceo suzanne scott and fox news media jay wallace. todd was among them. todd housed the event. >> todd: peter doocy, it was great. obviously such a beautiful time of year in the city and obviously we talk about how the city is going through a lot of difficulty but one day nice to celebrate in a safe environment with beautiful tree lighting. i don't think it was that cold. carley shimkus. >> carley: do you like a nip in the air?

i like that picture you showed. i wish i could be there. i have a scheduling conflict but i did watch on my phone and it was a great watch. i love that everybody brought their dogs, kids, greg brought his new puppy and jessica tarlov brought her new baby. the best thing is we walk into work and there is christmas music playing so it sounds like disney. >> todd: disney christmas. but obviously we have a lot going on right now. you are about to have a kid in a couple of months. you have a reason not to be there. >> carley: that is exactly right, completely unrelated. >> todd: next year, you will bring the little one. >> carley: i will. such a fine idea. >> todd: it will be a good time. >> carley: we are spending a lot of time together and buy me all the fox news folks that don't see each other because of the patriot awards come obviously thursday. everyone together. and everybody together because

last year it was so cool to see everybody from the different hours on fox news. usually we don't get to see them. >> todd: like i committed a crime! i just went to a tree lighting. >> carley: that could be your passport picture. >> todd: you mentioned, i was talking about lawrence jones, jimmy failla and judge jeanine pirro. >> carley: i saw that she died her poodle pink. is there a reason for that? >> todd: don't like the dog is fabulous. >> todd: we should spot check the poodle and a lot of fun and can't wait until next year. joining me along with little boy to be named. let's get to soccer now, carley's favorite. the world cup u.s. men's national team finishing their crucial first match and not how we wanted it to end. the first show of the first half taking the lead and christian,

timothy fisk or the team's only goal but i fell met by walker zimmerman. classic wall walter gave in the late of the second half. a popular name over there less than 10 minutes to play. we needed to win that one that we didn't so we are up against the wall. we have to win this one. back in action party a pivotal grudge match and we won the first grudge match. >> carley: what is a grudge match? >> todd: it is intense and coverage 1:00 p.m. fox. we won the first 11700s when we won the revolutionary war. >> carley: absolutely. and i was looking up the rankings before and team usa is fifth in the world and england is five. >> todd: but we have beaten them before in the 1700s. >> carley: i don't think there will be muskets.

but you never know. all right, the 77-year-old woman robbed in the lobby of her apartment building. this video is actually awful to watch. the suspect is on the loose. we will tell you what we know about this when we returned. >> todd: and as you get ready to sit down for the most expensive thanksgiving dinner ever. the president is blooming, you knew this was coming, pres president putin. joining us next to respond to the white house. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> carley: democrats ilhan omar and back on the promise to remove them from committee assignments if elected the next speaker of the house. congresswoman ilhan omar should bar her from service on the foreign affairs committee but she says "mccarthy's effort to single me out for sworn hatred including threatening to strip me from my committee does nothing to address the issues our constituents deal with. congressman swalwell past association with the chinese

spies disqualifies him from holding security clearance to sit on the intel and security. fox news digital to circle back to kevin mccarthy incoming speaker. former house speaker newt gingrich says outgoing speaker nancy pelosi started this trend when she refused to let certain republicans are up on january committee. >> i think pelosi at the time i said, this is a terrible president. this sets a stage for the majority party to decide who gets to serve on every committee, and she went ahead and did it. all of these folks supported her in doing it. now it has come back to bite them. frankly, the three people that speaker designated mccarthy has picked are perfect examples. >> carley: the biden administration blaming russia for the massive price tag for your thanksgiving day and are this year.

russia's war on ukraine across the united states are pushing up the price of thanksgiving staples. and this isn't biden's passing the buck to putin. >> 70% of the increase in prices are marked came from putin's price hike and gasoline. we could have turned a blind eye to putin and the price of gas would not have spiked the way it has. >> i was able to bring gasoline town because of what the russians have done and the soviets have done. >> carley: according to farm bureau federation cost of dinner up 20% compared to this time last year. >> todd: that is one reason americans with abandoning high-priced turkey for lower priced chicken. ticket items like turkey 20% as a former struggle with inflation and supply shortages. a connecticut farmer facing the crisis, from the econ turkey in the eastern part of the state. great to have you on the

program. what are your customers telling you? >> eric turkey prices up 9% so we are being flocked with customers. turkeys are flying off at the shelf. we have record sales this year. >> todd: okay, biden says overall expensive thanksgiving is due to russia. deep in the turkey game, are you buying that reasoning? >> well cost of production is up and fertilizer is the worst one. we are a grass base farm, and we have beef, lamb and our pastor razor. and up almost 300% from last year. that is pretty dramatic. >> todd: how do you manage to make a profit while not forcing the increasing cost to consumers keeping your prices relatively stable in this environment?

>> the problem, the reality we are facing is we are working harder than ever. labor is hard to get this year for some reason. we can't find the help that we get for this crunch time so we are working a lot harder than normal and we will take home a smaller paycheck because the cost increases were more than what we were passing on to our customers and the increase in turkey. it will be the lead here this year for us. >> todd: we have heard that repeat over and over regardless of the industry in 2022. we mentioned at the top a lot of people are switching to chicken because it is cheaper, $0.60 per pound cheaper if you look at the numbers on the street. your customers come to you specifically for turkey and a specific brand you are selling. a luxury item but what else are your customers cutting out because you don't just sell turkey but a lot of other items in your farm store. >> yeah, we sell chicken and

raise pasteurized chicken as well. people are going for turkey more than chicken, 91-1 in our story. we do notice this year the sales of other items everything from eggnog, and other things we sell in the store, most sales are down from prior years. people are coming in for a traditional turkey but not buying quite as much as other stuff so they are cutting back. >> todd: connecticut has not heard much about the bird flu, but nationally, how much is the bird flu impact and supplied this? >> well, we hear about the country being hit with it and millions of birds lost as a result of it. we have been really lucky. we raise our turkeys on pastures so they are outside where potentially exposed to wild birds that carried the bird flu.

we haven't had any issue here so we have been blessed with that. but we do see that nationwide peer that may drive more people in early because they hear on the news there is a big shortag. so we have seen sales way ahead of normal this year. >> todd: thank you for coming on. we love speaking with you. i was thinking you're part of the state's seafood, oysters off of the long island sound area. but i'm thinking turkeys, surf and turf come appreciate it. house minority kevin mccarthy heads to the border to address the end of title 42 as fellow republicans flipped the white house over the fentanyl crisis. we will have a live report coming up. >> carley: president biden on the chopping block with top energy experts who received a road map for shutting it down. one of those experts joins us right here on "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪

>> todd: today, likely coming house majority leader and karen house minority leader kevin mccarthy ngo lawmakers. we'll visit the southern border. >> carley: warning the city has become "a free way for migrants. jackie ibanez joins us with the latest. jackie. >> that is right leader mccarthy is leaving the g.o.p. leaders to el paso ahead of thanksgiving to meet with law enforcement agencies and express gratitude to border agencies peer that is according to his office. the disbanding of 42 a policy to allow agents to deport migrants with no questions asked to prevent the spread of covid-19. the policy to it expire 12:00 november 1st 2 trigger a huge influx of border crossings. oversight ranking member james cromer with transparency on the

future of immigration policies riding, "dhs, hhs, and other federal agencies. the radical open border agenda has ignited the worst border crisis in american history. the biden administration must cooperate with congressional oversight in order to provide the american people with transparency and account accountability." but chip roy doesn't have high hopes. >> what we are getting out of secretory alejandro mayorkas is more the same. he looked at me and light in the house judiciary committee and said we have operational control of the border. they do not and they know they do not. this administration using tiny pieces of the code expected to be exceptions to the security rule to blow the door wide open and encourage people to flood the zone. >> meanwhile, newly reelected democrats in a drug mark killing admitted that his party needs to do more to secure the border and understand the southern border kelly responded, not

even close. and first got to washington, it did not take me long to realize there are a lot of democrats that don't understand the southern border and a lot of republicans who want to talk about it. this has el paso said they are to -- telling "the new york post" "we don't know if they will break into our house was." we don't know whether we can confront them. biden said come on over and they are coming over. this is like a freeway to them. border agents pressed by the flow of drugs from the border with el paso agents apprehended 215 pounds of math last week alone, guys b back to you. >> carley: jackie think you a leading industry group giving house republicans a road map how to boost fossil fuel production. power to the future and since the start of the presidency,

biden indulged in apocalyptic concerns about climate change at the expense of american energy production, workers and consumers. the green that sold on american energy has been disastrous. larry, for the group power the future and joins us now. larry, good morning to you. so what are your expectations here? how can republicans control the house alone and what are your wish list items that you hope they will accomplish? >> good morning, carley, great to speak with you. american needs a new house to washington because they have been hurting and heading into the most expensive holidays that many can remember. someone thinks they can do, obviously passing legislation, passed legislation to make it no moratorium on gas in congress. they can pass legislation and restart keystone pipeline and more importantly holding accountable these agencies that are drop adopted america last

energy policy. we are over a million barrels down in production under joe biden since president trump left office and we are seeing the effects of that right now. >> carley: a lot of these things on the list you need president biden signature four. are you hopeful anything will change? >> you know, we have to be honest, president biden has embraced this american last energy agenda. so no, he will probably take a deep pit to a lot of things. but that doesn't mean the house can't control the purse strings and hold hearings. stop appointments. joe biden has used little nooks and crannies that a lot of americans have not heard of like the energy regulation condition to try to stop natural gas pipelines. let's see what happens to the price of natural gas spirit so they can try to stop and cut budgets. they can hold hearings accountable and every time they take action that hurts america's families. >> carley: larry, how long will it take to get back to

energy independence if the next administration was pro-fossil fuels? what does that mean? energy independence and is there a benchmark for that? >> that is a great question. energy independence is something democrats and republicans used to agree on if you watch from years ago. it means enough energy that all of our needs here in the united states. and able to send some to the rest of the world. we had that three plus years ago for the first time in the history of our country and maybe even 1950s. so, we can do that. how long will it take to get back? unfortunately america's infrastructure undercut with a stroke of a pen. so it will take some time and may be well over a year or two covid don't underestimate the american energy worker if they have an administration that will get out of the way. >> carley: the climate congress that ended with underdeveloped nations to pay a

two poor countries for the climate effects that they are facing. that is one headline that paying reparations. the other is that in this deal it looks like china considered a developed nation even though the second largest economy in the world so they won't be paying reparations. how did this happen and what are your thoughts on that? >> would his absolute insanity. just part of the green agenda where they gripped money back and forth and made sure that everyone who is supporting publicly gets paid. joe biden put through $69 billion in the inflation reduction act to go to his brands. you look at china and that's the solar panels joe biden wants to make and do easy fossil fuels. they are april to skirt the rules but point fingers at the rest of the world by pulling this agenda. a president who holds america to a fair standard on the world stage would be really nice and one that puts energy first in

the country so we have more flexibility when we are negotiating with others across the world. >> carley: janet admits from "the wall street journal" -- 60% of china's power generation and more new coal plants are set for approval through 2025 then the entire existing u.s. fleet in china. so maybe we should start there. larry, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> carley, so good to speak with you a happy thanksgiving. >> carley: i like the festive background. >> todd: cbs news finally confirming the authenticity of hunter biden's infamous laptop after dismissing "the new york post" expose for more than two years. >> i think it is one of the biggest scandals i've ever seen. you want to talk about -- >> significant things. of course, it can be verified. excuse me. lastly, listen to me.

>> commissioned independent review to determine its authenticity. >> just this year, the volume of what we are dealing with, it would be difficult if not impossible to fabricate. >> todd: 700 days after the news broke, there is no evidence suggesting any documents from the laptop were doctored. the end of world war ii, we will break into live program when that happens. cbs to verify the story. >> absolutely ridiculous. anybody with a functional brain for two years has known this was 100% real. give credit to miranda devine. she wrote an entire book about it, "laptop from." and widely distributed all over the internet itself. they weigh in until after the midterms happen and cbs said twitter is not safe enough anymore. we paused all activity on

twitter, which i think is a perfect connection here. and then they come running back after 48 hours when they realize there is actually nothing that people can come out on cbs that they can't distribute through the internet. >> carley: speaking of twitter elon musk holding off on launching blue verified check system until twitter has higher confidence against users impersonating other people. lama said the platform will use different color checks for organizations of individuals and last month twitter gave blue checkmarks to users who bought subscription users for $8. elon musk put on pause after thousands of impersonators use the blue check mark spirits >> todd: why do we over complicate things? i agree with you there. 1619 projects nicole hannah jones mocking new york mom for being concerned about subway crime. >> todd: that mom has a few choice words for jones and here to share that next.i'

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>> carley: the nypd searching for this robber, my goodness caught on camera snatching 77-year-old woman's purse and knocking her down in the lobby of a bronx apartment building. the woman hit her head and had to be treated at the scene. ran off with wallet, cell phone and keys. >> todd: in the meantime, taking to twitter to describe experience writing new york city subway. paid $2.75 to be in a subway with an aggressive man threatening to hit his female partner. switched carts with toilet odor crowded car for the rest of my right appear this is governor hochul and mayor adam city. but the 1619 project nicole hannah jones responded, yes this is absolutely unheard on subways until two years ago. the rebuttal long time wrote the original tweet, thank you for being here. what was your reaction when you saw her attacking literally detailing your experience and experience, i might add to come a lot of people are having on the subway did these days? >> exactly, this is an experience thousands of new yorkers have every single

day. i went to twitter to vent about my famous ride. and she was mocking my experience. i don't know if she takes the subways. i don't know if she's been on the subways recently. but i think thousands of new yorkers would say that my brain was typical of the ones they have every day. >> todd: you have been riding the subway for decades. lifetime new yorker but is this the worse it has ever been? >> it feels like it has been the worst. look, crime has been going up in the last two years. and we also know as new yorkers that a lot of crying isn't reported. it is a nuisance. it is the lawlessness and just the annoyance we come into every single day while taking the subway commuting to work. you know, people say, it must have been worse hands '80s. you know what mike took the subway in the '80s and it didn't feel that bad. i was able to do my homework on

the trains and now when i step on the trains come i'm on high alert. and i making sure that myspace is not going to be unsafe for myself or my fellow passengers. >> todd: your head needs to literally be on a swivel and walking the streets as well. why do you think nicole hannah jones seems to go after you a lot? this is not the first time she has gone after you. >> i came across her when i started fighting to keep specialized high school tax in new york city. that was about three years ago when mayor bill de blasio took that as his plan to integrate new york city schools. so she has known me and follows me on twitter and once in a while, she does that to my feet. >> todd: so fascinating. why do people like nicole hannah jones pined for a gritty, dirty,

violent new york city? because if you read tweets from her and other people like minded, it seems like they like that greediness, that nonproject of five new york city. why do you think that is? >> i think they accept it. it shows that a lot of the policies that the democrats frankly have been in power have made our streets and are subways really bad for all of us in new york. and they just refused to see it. and i clearly saw that and the responses to me. there were many people that agreed with me in terms of the state. there were people that just live in this little world. i think it is about, you know, not owning what has really been happening when our leaders and our policies are making our

streets in some ways unsafe. >> todd: governor hochul and mayor adam said in your tweet, what are they waiting for? why is it getting worse, not better if they are talking a good game? >> well, kathy hochul with mayor adams spoke up weeks before the election to say she would put more resources. i have seen more cops in the train stations so i will give you that. but really, things are happening all over. until people think there will be consequences for their bad actions, you know, putting cameras in subway cars and putting more cops on platforms isn't going to make people behave better and the trends don't make train system. >> todd: we have to get back to late '80s style and do whatever you want and so safe and never had to have fear. thank you very much, hope we get there, fingers crossed. if you go woke, you go broke.

disney is finding that out the hard way. trying to turn it around, the family for good, we will get one parent's perspective on tout. >> carley: joe concha here for a big 5:00 hour of "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪

>> todd: thanksgiving dinner set to be most expensive in history this year as inflation slashes your buying power and labor and supply chain shortages hit businesses. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. biden administration says a number of factors like bird flu outbreak, drought and the war in ukraine affected the prices and this is not the first time biden blamed putin for what is happening here at