so what the food bank here told me is that they have had to deal and get different alternatives and get donations when they can. they will feed as many people as they can. >> gillian: good to hear, madison, thank you. that does it for us at "america's newsroom." mike, happy thanksgiving to you ahead of tomorrow. >> mike: to you and your family. thank you. >> gillian: that has been great. "the faulkner focus" is julie banderas in today starts next. >> we begin with fox news alert. six people dead. a gunman opening fire inside a chesapeake, virginia wal-mart last night before turning the gun on himself. i'm julie banderas in for harris today. police are confirming the shooter was an employee at the store. the shooting taking place just before closing time. the store was busy with shoppers picking up last minute supplies for their thanksgiving celebrations ahead of black

friday as well. shock and grief from city officials. >> i know it pains all of us to be together today on this day of incredible tragedy and unimaginable sadness. chesapeake is a wonderful place. we come together when times are good, we come together with times are difficult. i'm devastating by the senseless act of violence that took place last night in our city. my prayers are with all those affected, the victims, family, friends and co-workers. >> we have a latest in chesapeake. it is a horrible story, griff. >> good morning. hearts are breaking here in chesapeake, virginia, just south of norfolk. the senseless violence striking before thanksgiving. a lot more questions than answers, julie. but the chesapeake police chief did hold a press conference this morning and gave us some information on a timeline. apparently the 911 came into the dispatcher at

10:12:00 p.m.enter two minutes later the first officers arrive on scene at wal-mart. two minutes later they entered the wal-mart. by 11:20, an hour later. they declared the scene safe. there were seven fatalities. six victims and shooter who killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he was an employee of wal-mart. we do not know if he was as he has been described in some reports as a manager. that part not confirmed. we don't know the motive. we also know that authorities went to the suspect's home, who is not named because of the next of kin notice hasn't been given to the family. they went to the home, searched it and found no reason to believe that he had further plans for further attacks. so the community is not at risk. now, there has been an outpouring of reaction to this and virginia's governor glenn youngkin took an opportunity to speak out. here is some of what the

governor had to say. take a listen. >> we see again in the commonwealth and in colorado these just stark reminders of senseless, violent crime. and so much of it is really a moment to reflect on the state of mind of america and virginia and this mental health crisis that we know we're in the middle of. >> just within the last hour, governor youngkin ordered flags lowered across the commonwealth of virginia. meanwhile a small memorial is starting to grow not far from where we are in the parking lot. one final note, julie. the response of law enforcement officers had been swift and large. not only the local chesapeake police and virginia state police but they have federal officials here already. atf and f.b.i. are investigating this and told it could be days

before we have a full picture of what the motive was, why this happened, so senseless just before thanksgiving. >> thank you. >> our country may never recover from secretary mayorkas' dereliction of duty. this is why today i am calling on the secretary to resign. he cannot and must not remain in that position. we will investigate. investigation leads to impeachment inquiry we'll follow through. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy making that promise with the border as a back drop. he and several republican colleagues visited the epicenter of the illegal immigrant crisis and called on the president to do the same. the white house firing back. >> what is his plan? what is he doing to help the situation that we're seeing?

what is his plan? he goes down there and does a political stunt like many republicans do like we've seen them do but he is not putting forth a plan. he has no plan. the republican party has no plan. they do nothing except do political stunts. >> cat kam -- bill melugin is in el paso, texas. some representation on the border, nice to see anyway. >> yesterday we had a chance to meet up with el paso's democratic congresswoman escobar and she feels impeaching mayorkas wouldn't solve anything or force congress to find solutions on the border here. both sides of the aisle. what is a solution is trying to find a way to get more border patrol agents physically on the

front lines doing the jobs they were hired for and less of them doing this humanitarian and social work. look at some of these photos. this photo here from a border patrol source in eagle pass, texas showing what they've had to do. taking care of a young migrant child and this sergeant has to do babysitting. it happens across the border. tucson, arizona, another agent taking care of a young migrant child. more than 270,000 of these unaccompanied minor children have arrived at our border since president biden took office. enough to fill up three rose bowls. when agents have to take care of these young children it leaves less on the front line. the video shows that situation as well. eagle pass over the weekend when these large groups of migrants turn themselves in and surrender themselves, it requires a large border patrol response. these guys are highly trained law enforcement professionals

who signed up to be chasing the bad guys on the border. cartels and smugglers, the gotaways, not doing paperwork and processing and data entry. congresswoman escobar says that is one area where she thinks there could be bipartisan solutions to getting more agents in the field. she says republicans so far in her opinion haven't offered up any solutions that would actually work. take a listen. >> we tried it the republican way, addressing migration and immigration as a border-only policy. expensive and been a failure. the plan to attempt to impeach the secretary doesn't get us any closer to any solutions and doesn't offer any tangible results. >> despite her criticism for those republicans she did tell us yesterday she is more than willing to work with minority leader mccarthy and house republicans to try to find some areas where both sides can come together and find some sort of compromise on this border issue which continues to get worse and

worse. we see these numbers going up like a rocket ship every single month. she says it is not fair to the migrants or border patrol and said she would like to see president biden come here and visit the border. something he has never done if his entire life. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you. leader mccarthy is looking to force democrats to see the crisis firsthand as well. watch. >> the american public deserve more, deserve better and expect more within their government. enough is enough. we will do whatever it takes. after january 3rd, no longer will members have to come down to the border to tour. we will hold our hearings at the border so the democrats can no longer hide from the crisis they have created. >> newly reelected congresswoman from florida joins me now. thank you so much for coming to talk to us today. you accompanied mccarthy on the border trip.

he says when the gop takes majority he wants to hold these hearings literally on the border to force democrats to go there. what do you say to the white house calling this a publicity stunt? >> it's absolutely absurd coming from an administration that they have done absolutely nothing but facilitate the trafficking of children and drugs across our southern border. their plan is they have no plan. to criticize republicans who have not only put forward a plan through the commitment to america but offered legislation time and time again for the past 23 months of which nancy pelosi has soundly rejected and refused to have a vote on the house floor. it is incredibly disingenuous that democrats are saying well, you know, i think we can work together on a couple of these issues. we have tried. they have rejected every single attempt that we have put forward to secure the border, support our agents, to stop the trafficking of children, to stop the flow of narcotics. they have done absolutely

nothing. and now they are going to reap what they sew. we need to be very aggressive in immediately secureing the border and supporting our agents. they have not received one ounce of support from this administration since biden took office. >> talk about the lack of sympathy to those border patrol agents. in fact, just four recently committing suicide. the morale is at an all-time low. illegal immigrants crossing our border at an all-time high and you have the dhs secretary mayorkas testifying under oath last week that the border is secure and he is also claiming the border is closed. clearly that is not true if you check out the number of migrant encounters for fiscal year. we have them. there were over 1.7 million in 2021. over 2.3 million in 2023 and fiscal year this year with more than 230,000 migrants encounters

in october. the highest number in october for years. either mayorkas is lying, or he is absolutely clueless about what is happening on the border and that's why the gop wants to start holding news conferences there to show them what is really reality. >> absolutely. i have had the opportunity to question mayorkas myself in front of the house homeland security committee multiple times, 5 or 6. each time he has lied outright. when i press him on the very numbers that his department publishes, he says that they are inaccurate. when i confronted him on the 1.4 million illegals who have been quote unquote paroled into the united states on a five-year temporary system where they in five years are supposed to turn themselves in so they can be deported, which is laughable, he says that's not happening. that's wrong. then he presents this righteous indignation front where he just says oh, you know, you are disrespectful of agents. no, what's disrespectful is not

allowing the agents to do their jobs. they aren't babysitters or processors and they need to get back on the line. what i saw in el paso was 12 miles of border that is unpat rolled by a single agent. think of the national security. >> i want to talk about the legal letter that's coming out stating that more than a dozen republican attorneys generals are urging a judge to keep title 42 in place which has been used to expel migrants to mitigate the covid pandemic. the judge ruled the biden administration must end the policy if late december giving them the time to prepare for an expected influx of illegal immigrants. title 42 was a trump-era policy. those states that are now urging to keep it in place include arizona, louisiana, alabama, alaska, kansas, kentucky, mississippi, nebraska, ohio, texas, west virginia and wyoming.

republican states trying to make a change. and this administration is pushing them tooth and nail to make no difference whatsoever. do you think they will have any luck with this by this letter that they just sent to a d.c. judge? >> i think so. what we've seen as a result of open border policies that biden has allowed to continue and facilitate is every state in the united states is a border state. every town in america is a border town. and these governors have a responsibility to protect their citizens of their state. they can't do that when you have gang members, terrorists, fentanyl killing 300 people a day in the country, you can't protect your citizens when you have an open border with anyone who wants to come across from over 151 different countries just coming across. i think they will be successful. the other thing that i will add on title 42. it was never designed to be permanent but the only tool left in the tool box that our agents have in order to stop this. we'll see upwards of 18,000

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>> julie: we'll get to all of this with brian kilmeade. the white house now claim president biden did in fact discuss the origins of covid-19 with xi earlier this month. the president, however, said nothing about that issue in his news conference after the meeting. the white house notes on the meeting also didn't mention it eventually. white house national security spokesman john kirby dodged the question. >> the president has been very clear that we need china to be as transparent as possible when it comes to helping the world understand how covid started and how it advanced the way it did. certainly it was an issue. >> julie: but yesterday a white house official approached

several outlets including fox claiming the president did, in fact, raise covid origins and pressed xi for transparency. dr. anthony fauci spoke yesterday and what is expected to be his final white house briefing before his retirement next month. here is what happened when reporters tried -- they actually dared to question him on the origins of the virus. >> dr. fauci, only 13% of -- >> hold on a second. we have a process here. i'm not calling out on people who yell. >> she had a valid question and asking about the origin of covid. dr. fauci is the best person to answer. >> i hear your question. we aren't doing it the way you want it. this is disrespectful. i'm done, simon, i'm done. i'm done with you right now. >> julie: so my goodness. brian kilmeade "fox & friends" co-host and host of one nation

one of my favorite shows simulcasting on the radio show. i get to be on two days in a road. i know you and i have a hard time telling people how we really feel but when you watch that exchange. first of all i never saw anybody yelling. what's wrong with addressing the origin of covid? we never heard dr. fauci heard it once in the entire pandemic. >> scripted people to call on. i imagine they said what do you want to talk about? when they had the script of people to call on they realized one of the questions was not origins of coronavirus. they wanted a salute to his career that lasted too long. someone yelled out the question we want answered. have you changed your position on the origin of virus. they started banning -- you know who pushed back every step of the way? anthony fauci and said don't wear a mask?

fauci, you know who said pandemic won't be a problem in january? fauci. you told us to never shake hands again, fauci, you know who told us last year, last december don't get together with your family? for the second year in a row, anthony fauci. now he wants to go out with a big wet kiss from the american public? forget it. he has been a disaster for the country and he lacks any humility gene or cell in his body to admit he has been wrong over and over again. >> julie: that white house press briefing was an absolute disaster. if you can't accept honest questions from reporters why hold the briefings in the beginning? dr. fauci, let's not forget, if you didn't believe me you didn't believe in science. i believe at the very beginning we got mixed messaging from dr. fauci supposed to be science, right? remember at the beginning when he told everybody masks don't work? now he is saying the pandemic is to blame on the unvaccinated?

i mean, he contradicts himself. we have that sound of fauci saying these remarks. >> if you look at the data, they are just profoundly striking of the curves of death and hospitalization of unvaccinated versus vaccinated, versus vaccinated and boosted. so there is a relatively smaller difference in vaccinated and unboosted versus vaccinated plus boosted. it doesn't mean you shouldn't get boosted. the real danger in the people who have not been vaccinated. that's where we expect if we see a problem this winter, it will be among those people. >> julie: it's okay for him to continue his narrative but when questioned by reporters on contradictions, he refuses to answer and then gets yelled at by the white house press secretary. i don't understand what the point of that press conference was. >> so say goodbye.

hero to many, but not to me and not to anybody who wants to get instructions. kids have been unable to catch up to schoolwork. he kept the schools locked down too much. the whole six feet apart thing was 1918. he said we should say six feet apart. when they realized it meant nothing even though there was a song about it, they said you can go back to class. he was listening to the teachers unions rather than being the scientist. as mike pence said in his book, when he was in those meetings and he stayed in his lane he was fine. when he was put head of covid task force for this administration, that's when the wheels came off. we lost more people after the vaccine came out under joe biden than we did with donald trump and didn't know what hit us because china wouldn't tell us. they still haven't told us. now we find out that the president did bring it up to chinese president xi but they didn't really resolve anything.

why would you tell me that two weeks later? i don't know. >> julie: it's more mixed messaging. i have to move to another topic. reaction is pouring in after the usa men's soccer coach where this shirt at the world cup. it is saying states instead of united states. an opinion piece says it speaks volumes about a nation divided playing into that on the world's biggest stage in front of a global audience feels like we lost before we even stepped on the pitch. it feels down right unamerican. brian, the world cup is supposed to be a chance for countries from around the world, hence world cup, to come together for a common goal every four years and this usa head coach turns his back on his country wearing that despicable t-shirt. not united, no red, white, blue, no eagles or flag or nothing. it's as sterile as can be.

critics are calling it appalling. i call it disgusting. >> i don't know whose decision it was, if he was a national team player or the coach or nike. nike pays a lot of money for this moment on the world stage. when nike does that they say we need you to wear x, y, z. that looks like a black and white shirt or dark blue and white with white logo on it that stays states. harold ford getting ready for the five. he said i think it looks cool. i don't know if they were trying to get a look. i've never seen the word states ever in anything. but a time a hard enough time getting athletes to stop kneeling on the world stage. half the women take a knee up until recently. the women's world cup team. to get them standing is one thing. can we get the red, white and blue and united states there? i thought nike would be a little more cognizant of that knowing they had the ceo come out with a statement a year ago saying we're really a chinese company,

i paraphrase, not a great look if you want to sell in america. but although they have 3 billion people that could be potential partners. i would like an explanation on that and love to see red, white and blue out there. i'm not saying it's anti-american, it's easy to digest it that way. i was not happy about it. my sense is, though, they give the coach this shirt, tell him to wear the shirt. i don't think he says take the united off and i'll wear it on the sideline. most importantly the bigger news is japan beat germany, another monster upset. i bet piers morgan $5 thousand to go to charity that the u.s. will tie or beat england on friday. another reason why millions of people should watch. >> julie: wow, $5 thousand, huh? >> i wanted $1 thousand and he wants $5 thousand because he is so hitch. plus he traffics in pounds. so i'm not sure what the

conversion is. >> julie: you don't get paid overtime with the hours that you work you would be able to pay that off in only you could get overtime. i'm sorry. i hope you win. thank you, brian, i love you, talk to you later. >> julie was just here short time ago. >> julie: big names heading to the peach state to campaign for georgia. senate candidates. herschel walker and senator raphael warnock. president biden may not make the cut. plus we're getting a new look at the victims killed at the university of iowa. newly released tiktok videos show a glimpse, in idaho. a climbs at their lives inside their college home. >> julie: so hard to watch.

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saying yesterday that they are making progress. it comes as new tiktok videos have emerged showing the roommates just days before the murders. >> i know i talk about myself a lot. what would you do in my situation? >> where are you going? >> julie: so heartbreaking. dan springer is live in moscow, idaho with the latest for us. dan. >> as you said, still no suspect identified. no murder weapon that they've found. they have been -- police are spending time shooting down rumors and speculation. there has been a lot of chatter around her -- here since the

things that took place. they looked into the possibility that someone was stalking kaylee. after all that effort they were not able to verify or identify a stalker. we are getting our first look inside the house where the murders happened. this tiktok video shows two in halloween costumes and a longer one showing the three victims laughing and playing around and imitating each other acting like typical college girls and good friends. the video was made just days after before the senseless murders. police are about done processing the scene for clues unless more information develops. yesterday there was no investigative activity at the house for the first time. this morning just one cop went in. he took what appeared to be a cooler and left 20 minutes later empty-handed. we know an f.b.i. profiling team is working the case and haven't

released a profile. other experts are coming up with a profile of the killer. one was on jesse watters last night. >> it could be the fact that the killer felt slighted by one of them. maybe on a personal level or maybe the killer was resentful of what these kids represent as being successful young people. >> we are expecting the news conference at 1:00 local time. as i said an f.b.i. profiling team is on this investigation. we aren't sure if they'll be there to share any information they may have on a profile or any new developments. we'll be there and bring you guys the latest when we get it. >> julie: thank you so much. i want to bring in phil holloway, a criminal defense attorney, former assistant district attorney and former police officer. one of the most gruesome crimes we've covered in quite some time and for the police force there the most gruesome, bloody murder

scene they've ever seen in their lives. a forensic expert said the blood soaked crime scene poses a major challenge for investigators. joseph morgan is a scholar from jackson university and he says this. >> it is going to be a long process as they attempt to unravel these co-mingled sampless in order to examine for dna. very curious thing here is that when you have sharp force injuries like this, many times because it's in a fevered kind of posture. many times they'll injure themselves. >> julie: let's talk about the samples mixed in. most likely the suspect or suspects did suffer some

injuries. how does it make it harder to find the suspect's dna when it's mixed up with different dna? >> good morning. this is a very complex and complicated crime scene. the way i like to look at it. joseph is not at all wrong. he is very correct in the amount of blood that was here. but you have multiple crime scenes. one for each victim and possibly elsewhere inside the house and maybe outside the house. police have to break those down, process them almost like miniature independent crime scenes and put them together to see what is left. the blood absolutely can be co-mingled but with dna and modern forensics i think eventually law enforcement with the f.b.i. and the resources brought to bear, they will be able to isolate the blood from each individual victim and then they are going to look to see if there is anything else. is there any blood that's not able to be attributed to a

victim or resident of the house? on top of dna you have possibly footprints, palm prints, fingerprints, shoe prints, for example. in the o.j. case you have a certain type of dress shoe with what type of footprint they found in the blood. there is lots there. the fact that we don't know the answers doesn't mean that police don't have some answers. they have lots of forensic evidence at this point and wouldn't surprise me if there is not a person or two they are 0ing in on. they've been there for days as we pointed out and uncovered a lot of forensic information i'm sure. >> julie: light snow on the ground. footprints in the blood from the shoes. plenty of evidence but now they say there is no suspect. a retired f.b.i. supervisory special agent tells fox he believes the suspect is likely a

young man and someone who has not carried out such violent crimes before. this is probably more of a compulsive person that would put him at a younger age and the age group or just above the victims going into an occupied dwelling with six people if different rooms in the middle of the night in an extremely high-risk crime unless he knows one or more of the people. this offender did not just randomly choose this location. this is a personal crime. the coroner says it most likely was the same weapon, the same knife used to stab all four victims. when you investigate a crime scene like this and a knife being used as the weapon of choice, this is a front face interaction. this is a personal crime. what do you make of his analysis of the description of a potential suspect? >> with a knife and you have multiple victims, this is not a crime that can be committed in a

minute or two like a firearm. something where the killer or killers, but you've got the person in there for an extended period of time. they have to kill and fight with potentially not one person but four. and they might be in different parts of the house. so there is lots of information that was left behind. by information i mean evidence. the killer left clues. the police will find those clues and i am confident at the end of the day they'll solve this horrific murder. >> julie: thank you so much for talking to us. it is just tragic. hopefully we get a suspect soon. critics pouncing the president spending thanksgiving at a multi-million dollar nantucket mansion as he lives large. many american families are downsizing their holiday meals under the crush of inflation. two weeks until the high stakes georgia senate runoff and big guns are heading to the peach state. what about the

commander-in-chief? >> president obama came into georgia or miss stacey abrams in her gubernatorial bid and didn't help her much. if i were running senator warnock's campaign i would bring in president obama before i would bring in president biden.

until the georgia senate runoff election. the second woman who accused republican candidate herschel walker of pressuring her to have an abortion just now coming forward with what she claims is new evidence of their relationship. the woman identified as jane doe called him out and issuing this challenge. >> do you have the guts to meet with me in person in public? look me in the eye and tell me to my face that you don't know me and that none of what i just said is true? i'm looking forward to your response. >> julie: incumbent democrat raphael warnock is making his final pitch to voters and will be joined on the trail by former president obama. he played a koi on a possible biden visit. >> you talked a little bit about

president obama joining you. would you welcome president biden down or any plans for him to join you on the campaign trail? >> president obama is tight. i don't control the president of the united states. i work for the people of georgia to show up. it is a big tent and i am trying to do everything i can to help the people of georgia to understand the work that i've already done for them and to help them understand we need 51. >> julie: america rising pac director and disray tim join me now. desirae i will start with you. several warnock is dodging questions about whether he would welcome president joe biden on the campaign trail as he moves closer to the runoff election against nominee herschel walker. what do you make of his

response? fox pressed him asking if he would welcome biden should the president decide to make the trip south and he responded that he welcomes the people of georgia to show up and we'll see over the course of the next few weeks who shows up. not much of an invitation for president biden. >> i don't know what happens behind the scenes but he is excited about president obama coming. president obama is energizing and exciting and came and campaigned for warnock prior to the runoff. runoff elections are really hard. president obama's approval rating is very high amongst the people in georgia. i think he is excited about that and look, we know former president donald trump probably won't campaign with herschel walker. so we'll be seeing more of what is to come in just the final days before election day again. >> julie: i don't know if he is inviting president biden but obama is already going to be there. i guess once you have obama, why

need biden? i'm not sure, kathy. the vice president not invited so far. kamala harris also dodged a question herself whether she would go stump for warnock saying this is her quote. i haven't made a decision. i'm trying to figure out what i'm doing tomorrow. that's okay if somebody asks me that. she is the vice president. >> in theory she has a team of people telling her what she is doing tomorrow and make time for whatever people want her to do. maybe campaigning for a very important seat in the senate. this is what we saw in democrats all last fall and last year is that they have evaded talking about their record. they have evaded talking about the very policies they know have made life more difficult and expensive for the american people. warnock is talking about want georgia to turn out for him. as he has been senator georgia their energy prices have gone up

$1600. a result of the policies that warnock voted for and president biden signed. that's why he is not jumping out the gate to appear with the current president. then people would have to call him out on that. >> julie: i will move onto president biden spending thanksgiving at a $20 million nantucket estate owned by one of his friends. critics torching the optics saying the trip is totally tone deaf given that millions of americans are pummeled by inflation. thanksgiving meal this year will cost 20% more than last year. new survey says one in four americans are trying to plan to trim back for festivities. 88% cutting one dish. 57% keeping the gatherings small this year. desirae, he came out, the president, and blamed putin for the rising prices in turkeys. i'm not sure what putin has to do with it. what do you make of the optics? i love nantucket.

don't get me wrong. not a good time. >> i think what president biden is saying is that the economy is still climbing back. inflation is still high but high around the world. look, people are -- it's not new that grocery prices are high. the democrats have the better plan to bring down the prices. they have worked really hard to bring down the cost of gas, worked hard to insure that funds are reaching states, and so we know that prices are high but people are going to get together and happy thanksgiving to all who are celebrating. >> julie: i will give you the last word, cassie. does it make the president look out of touch and do you think putin will join him in nantucket? probably not. >> well, of course it looks out of touch. we know while prices might be high around the world they are higher at home because of democrat policies, the very policies that president biden has championed and signed while

he is all rubbing shoulders with the rich andy let and out of touch. the president used to show up in iraq or spending time with troops. i hope it is on the president's while the rest of us are doing our best to put a turkey on a table. i agree in the spirit of thanksgiving, happy thanksgiving to all. >> julie: thank you very much for watching "the faulkner focus." i'm julie banderas and here to celebrate thanksgiving with you at 9:00 a.m. see you then. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank.

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