(vo) businesses nationwide are switching to verizon business internet. (woman) it's a perfect fit for my small business. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwide. (man) for our not-so-small business too. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from verizon. eric: it is usually at a celebration of the pomp and circumstance winter graduates at the university of idaho today is taking on a somber error. there is still no suspect in the brutal murder of the the four colleges almost exactly one month ago and moscow, idaho. made the commencement ceremonies ongoing today and this weekend. investigators are pursuing one clue they hope could potentially lead to a break in this horrific case. hello everyone i'm eric shawn this is fox's life and we are

with alicia today. alicia: hi eric i am alicia acuna in for arthel neville. the police are asking for help in identifying a white-hot day along drug. they say was near the victim's off-campus home early time of the murders. they are also taking aim at those who are trying to crack the case from home. they say the internet true crime community is spreading online warning they could be charged with harassment. alexis mick adams is alive in idaho with the latest. >> that is right. we've been trying to get new information online. investigators have been pretty tight lipped. we've gotten updates a short time ago talking about how this is a huge weekend at the university. they are expecting big crowds and lots of families remain the public to be vigilant and travel in groups around campus. this comes as a hunt for the killer continues. let's have the police chief has to say.

>> is a very important weekend for the university. it is our commencement weekend. you're going to have left. we're going to law of idaho state police will see is at the commencement as a well as around town providing safety. >> is a short time ago the university held a moment of silence for those four victims. we tell you what are the girls came was set to graduate this weekend. fama sheep are celebrated and said they are mourning for the university president a short time ago. >> it has been a tough few weeks for our community. and i want to acknowledge an enormous loss in our family recently. they were taken from us far too soon by a senseless act of violence. they were bright lights on our campus and cherished members of our community. >> tomorrow marks a one month since the students were murdered during that off-campus house.

they were all inside when the killer attacked. set to graduate the families grieving though as that search continues. back at her live we can say investigators are now searching for a white hyundai a launcher up or they believe the 2011 -- 2013. you're looking at stock photos put out in the past few days hoping someone recognizes that car and recognize the person or people in it. we sits near the house it was right near the house it is a dead end. for you to drive over to the university off the campus and go to that house you have to go one way in and one way out. police they could have vital information in the case. >> alexis mcadams live in idaho thank you for the update. neil: meanwhile the moscow policeman letter with tips about the hon day a lecture. so many of their forwarding calls to the fbi. they have a call center about this year's police chief james frey. >> the tip line will not go to

an fbi call center. we've done that because we started receiving many, many tips and the call center can categorize those and send those tips back to investigators so we can follow up and make sure we continue with our investigation. were joined by former fbi profiler mary ellen o'toole. george at the george mason university. first can you explain if they get so many tips as one would think, how do investigators prioritize the tips? you've got some attend my weird friend is driving that kind of cart may be summons posting on facebook threats with that type of carpet how do you get narrow down that information to get to a white along truck? greg said tips are coming now to the fbi. they been coming into the fbi for a while now. they been using the system to

prioritize those leads. and then goes ahead and assigns them out. it's actually done with a system but we've learned the hard way over the years to try to manually do that in a case like this is frankly impossible. so that is really a good thing these leads are now being reviewed in that system. eric: you start with potentially a launcher is that it registered in idaho. that man, you got five states bordering idaho there's montana, wyoming, utah, nevada, oregon, washington state. that could be oh lot of white nissan a launcher is. then you got the fact this is a college town. that car could potentially come from anywhere. what goes into what you just said the type of hardware they used to narrow it down? >> what they will do is take a look at the leads coming in. some leads may be not helpful at all because it's incomplete information. those will go into one side.

the leads that provide specific information like the owner of the vehicle, person associated with the vehicle or a license plate then there will be follow-up. it could be a cart registered in the state of washington, the state of illinois. it does not make any difference because all that is automated anyway. they look to see which leads provided in the specific information follow up with those first. then it will see send leads out to different fbi field offices. we have field offices in every state in the united states. we can get information back pretty quickly. especially if the leave is sent out to interview someone. in person interview the fbi can do better than any other agency. eric: that is for short thinkers for the agents who work out there tirelessly for law enforcement. you've been a profiler. what does this case say to you what is it stand out to you? you got to sleeping housemates

untouched on the first floor. the killer or curlers have to go up the floor to the second floor. what type of profiles you see here. >> what really stands out to me is this, the offender came into that house at a time of early morning hours when there's no expectations of a conversation. so therefore they came into that house to murder those people. and specifically targeted individuals. breathy hatred with him into that crime scene. we see that in other cases. so what does that mean? hatred is developed over a period of time it's usually focused on a particular group of people. so now the question is, what was said about the targeted people that generated that type of hate that warranted this offender coming in the early morning hours to murder them? there's absolutely nothing those victims could have done that warranted what happened, absolutely nothing.

the issue is with the offender. why that is important is people that know this offender beware of the people of this offender hates that we were the groups this offender hates. that should be a leader help it is. eric: that's fastening talk about that more. let's say someone expressed hatred, anger, resentment, jealousy over this group over a period of months. if you are out there watching this or know about this, these valuable tips or information that could potentially lead authorities to someone. and if that person potentially has a white along truck and you may be getting somewhere. >> you may be getting somewhere. in some people interested in post offense behaviors. what is this offender doing now? one of the things i think he's doing because i say he's statistically that's the most likely, they are following this case in the media or online. engaging in conversations for people for example.

people know this offender will know the fascination in the obsession with the ninth, the practice with a knife if they know him well they will hear him or have heard him talk over the past weeks or months about groups of people that he hates for what other unknown reason. they will be aware of that. that is not something offender suffer in science and trunk silence for the appeal lisa got to the people who know this person and know what this person is like on a daily basis. eric: e-filing side but hate and emotion. can you describe a student being opposed to being shy this is a very personal close face-to-face type of horrendous murder with a knife that stab someone we have seen this in previous cases. what does that tell you? what can that help to know the type of a murder weapon was used in this as this happens? >> when i use the term hates to

not be confused with anger. hatred is a state of mind. and it's over time. when the person was not state of hatred there's only two things they can do directed at the target of that hatred for it whether it's minorities or whatever it is. the only thing they can do is to attempt to destroy them or completely move away from them, have nothing to do with them. but there will be in obsession with this hatred. this person will talk about them. this person will engage in discussions with it. this person will justify it. this person will ruminate about it. evidence, signs of this hatred and whenever they have the opportunity to talk about it they will. not specifically this case but how this group is so bad at house group is doing this to people. how this group needs to be destroyed, this is wrong. that's kind of thing they want people to look for.

eric: family people your advice and people living in the area, watch to see if people have acted this way the people have expressed this in the past about this group and or social media may be if not know them personally. >> yes. here's the thing we struggle against forever on these kinds of cases. if somebody knows a person who is like this they will find reasons not to call into the police. that is my relative comment that is my neighbor. they look really normal and really fine. we are not looking in this case for freddy krueger. we are not looking for a monster we are not looking for an evil person. we are looking for person who appears very normal and probably on the service was a pro social life. asking people to call in with their leads even if it doesn't violate the feelings you have for this person. and do not screen the leads yourself but do not have a conversation with yourself not

to do it, just do it. to foretell authority as unimar was justice because his brother saw similarities in the manifesto as we know and that's a brother realizing he had to do the right thing when he saw that thing. mary ellen o'toole former forensic analysis with the federal bureau of investigation. great to see you thank you. >> thank you. alicia: eric, large groups of migrants continue flooding into the country through multiple sectors along our southern border. the daily nonstop surges around patrol agents and resources and is expected to get worse in less than two weeks when title 42 public health policy ends. bill melugin is live in la joya, texas, bill. next afternoon to you. that is right these record-setting numbers continue. keep in mind the white house previously described this border crisis as a seasonal pre-this sort of thing that would end when the hot weather came. that's obviously not the case were pushing to the third year

of it. these huge groups continue to come across even in mid-december now. take a look at this video shot of eagle pass the predawn hours are team up there witnessing a single massive group 700 maggots crossing illegally all at the same time. you can see from that video they're all primarily single adults mostly coming in from the countries of nicaragua, the dominican republic cuba. that del rio cetera said more than 2000 illegal crossings and less 20 hours according to cbp contacts. take a look at the second piece of video shot yesterday eagle pastored an even bigger group i'm massive group of 650 migrants that crossed illegally all at the same time. at the same time that was happening there's a group of 350 that crossing eagle pass on the other side of town but smart drone third piece of video. on the outskirts of that

capacity when their starting lines of migrants waiting outside waiting to get inside for the multiple border patrol agents filled with migrants or cannot unload yet because there's not room inside. keep in mind this is the title 42 still in place. will take you to el paso take a look at the video. sent to us by one of our contacts. let show several hundred migrants crossing illegally into el paso last night's. the el paso sector as well as eagle pass area at ground zero during this crisis in the last 24 hours alone there been more than illegal crossings. those are unheard-of numbers for that sector in the month sector. it's not just the state of te texas, border patrol in tucson, arizona reported they encountered groups of several hundred from 17 countries all

around the world spanning three different continents. will send it back to you. >> it's incredible to see that surge ahead of the anticipated surge. built live at the border in texas, thank you. >> we have a grim update on a woman who went missing as you swing in hawaii and her husband now says she may have been attacked by a shark. this happened off the coast of maui. charles watson with the very latest on it. horrific attacked by a shark. potentially killed, charles burkart's horrific it suspended search a 60-year-old snorkeler officials in hawaii they may have been attacked by a shark off the coast of maui earlier this week. the u.s. coast guard says up until this point they had conducted 17 searches spanning more than 300 miles but had not been able to find the unidentified woman who has been missing since thursday. hawaii officials say this 60-year-old woman had been snorkeling with her husband on

the island of maui when witnesses reported seeing a large shark in the water about 50 yards off the shoreline for the woman's husband admitted while the two were snorkeling he too saw a shark swim past them several times. but at some point lost track of his wife once he was unable to find her. the man returned to shore where he reported his wife missing. the woman never landed back on land. witnesses didn't say they saw first responders pull items from the water. >> we saw the air when helicopter come over really low and fast wondering what was going on. we saw a lifeguard swimmer out here, 30 minutes later found a snorkel in a mask. >> the scary thing about it at this stage there is a person totally missing. >> authorities in hawaii say a large 10 -- 12-foot tiger shark

was spotted in the area. as of friday afternoon the survey provided no evidence the shark was still in the vicinity. we are told all shark signs have been removed. this is the seventh attack in hawaii this year. shark attack the second to happen on the island of maui since september when a shark bit another snorkeler in seriously injured them. >> i don't know right now maui predominantly has most human shark encounters in the main hawaiian islands. >> so far this year hawaii rank some of the top states in terms of unprovoked shark attacks just unbelievable story they are dealing with out there, erica cook so tragic, charles thank you. >> eric, part three of the twitter files dropped last night. has some now asking if then ceo jack dorsey was truthful when he testified under oath the

platform did not shatter band conservatives. house republicans will be in the majority come january are pledging to hold social media companies accountable if they censor speech. alexandria hoff life in washington with more. >> the most recent thread by writer matt taibbi. according to taibbi a small team of ranking executives assume more and more power over content coming to believe sincerely it was twitter's responsibility to control as much as possible what people could talk about, how often and with whom. taibbi zeroed in on the decision to remove than president trump from the platform. the debate leading to the band took place over the three days in january pushing the capitol

riots in the executives met with federal agency in suppressing the "new york post" or protein. taibbi showed a screenshot this post about the hunter biden laptop situation shows ross not only met weekly with the fbi dhs, with the office of the director of national intelligence. on thursday writer barry weiss revealed twitter's efforts to suppress prominent conservatives led many to recall this moment from 2018 former twitter ceo testified before congress. alexis looks to neck their sentient people they ought to stop it. i censoring people? like snow for. >> sata manning prominent republicans is that true? like snow for. >> were expecting more documents to release at some point today and tomorrow. alicia: alexandria hoff thank you.

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never part of the calculus when it comes to russia in this particular prisoner swap. the 52-year-old veteran is not set to be released until 2036. paul's brother david who supports griner's release is pushing for more attempts from this white house to get paul o out. >> the russians are only going to exchange one person. i know they have a very unusual approach to paul's case. in his case to be real and serious crime. also them despite this gets caught outside of russia they may went to have a get out of jail card for that person were. >> democrats say presidents from both parties have had to authorize tough trades over the years. republicans say handing over the man once dubbed the merchant of death and leaving paul behind was a terrible deal. >> i am glad in america it is coming home. she was arrested for a trumped up charge.

but to exchange the merchant of death for this has made us weaker. it's made pooch and stronger and made americans more vulnerable. >> shortly up such exchange putin came unsaid more exchanges are possible. he is open to that the white house administration say they want to see more action less words from him. back to you. >> all right thank you. you will have jane vogel, mark vogel's wife tomorrow on the fox news channel to talk about his case, thank you. >> eric, brittney griner was in russia to earn extra money. in fact half the mva 144 players are competing overseas this winter. to supplement paychecks that are a fraction of the typical salary. also held preseason games in china where it is hugely former nba player has spoken out about china's human rights abuses and

those by the government of turkey where he was raised pretty joints is now thank you for joining us it's good to see you. i do want to have an exchange with security council john curry about the state department's warnings about specific countries. >> we have seen in recent years the regimes will try to take an american hold them hostage. we know how tragically how important is it that people in america pay attention to the travel make sure they do not end up in the situation? >> critically important. glad you brought that up just recent state department started to add a designator on two countries clarifying the detention risk. were going to be as open and honest as we can be our assessment about that risk. >> we should also make it clear players are not going to be playing in russia this winter.

however, can you talk to me about these players are having to make this imbalance between their career, making a living in their own safety, that's got to be incredibly difficult conversation to have. >> there are a lot of players and also retired nba players going to fight what they can face. then they wanted to go to some of these countries. it is a crazy situation when you go to a country like russia and china they play basketball after their career like iran. you have a study about what you can face. you have no movements note freedom of speech, nothing, that

is why when ever some of my teammates might listen just be careful when you go to other countries because you cannot say whatever you want to say in this dictatorship's request because the state department has to get involved because we are talking about u.s. assets that ended up getting involved in these situations, you think we need to have some system the sports organizations have some system where they list countries where there players are not allowed to participate in sports overseas because of the danger because of the ultimate possibility of the involvement of the united states in the systems? >> i think so. when ever i see this organization the mva wants to make a lot of money they need to

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>> the sgt savage baseball back to new york hours after his arrest for the judge set his belt only a fraction of a prosecutor sought in the broad daylight attack. his release the latest spotlight on new york's bill reform laws. molly has more. >> alicia i went to starbright warning you, warning our viewers we do have video of this attack. it is very graphic and some might find it disturbing part

about to show it to perhaps more disturbing because as you mention the alleged perpetrator in this assault is already out on bail. less than a day after his arrest. the brutal assault was caught on surveillance camera shows the suspect identified by the nypd 36-year-old karin wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and a mask principally pulling an orange baseball back out of his pants and striking a man walking down the street in the back of the head. the victim wearing a bright red coat identified 47 old man falls to the ground, as the assailant looms overhead screaming at him. he thrust the hospital in harlem having swelling of the back of his head and laceration to the front he survived a vicious blow. this happened late last month in broad daylight just before 9:00 a.m. but is arrested earlier this week now facing weapon possession and assault charges but he remained locked up for less than a day posting $7500 cash bail although the manhattan

das office had requested 40000. police leadership in york city mayor eric adams continue to plea for a rollback of state bill reform laws including changes would help to keep repeat offenders off the street specifically asking the judges be allowed to consider the dangerousness of a given defendant before release or bail is set. alicia: molly line thank you. >> today this thing is an epidemic. spreading faster than covid, steve. as a degree of severity now it is not just -- it is smash and grab. there is an entitlement out there if you have it, you have worked hard to earn. i wanted i'm just going to take a break. >> chief executive of chrysler and home depot on fox and friends what he calls an epidemic of retail theft during the busy holiday season. big box retailers are posting losses in the hundreds of millions of dollars because of

theft they say print companies warns of the storm stores maybe raise prices shown are for good. shoplifting is causing some to shepherd clinical commentator in san francisco, committee activist former candidate for mayor joins us in this. it is unbelievable. i was in my pharmacy a few months ago, this has happened three times. you see somebody stopping stuff in the aisle into a big bag and walking out. i followed one person at one point. someone else occurs to me and someone else i don't do that. it's really out of control what's going on in san francisco? >> thank you for having me. it is out of control. there are many factors involved here. it has to do -- the police department or overwhelms across the country not just here in san francisco. he also broke at district attorney sort letting these

criminals after they have been arrested and let them. he of activist judges. we have judges who are aligning with backed das to take the side of the criminals. then the criminals are the victims not us. and therefore they influence legislation as well. have legislators, city council members that come up with pro- criminal laws. this is why this is happening. >> why are they like this? the earth those who say with bail reform basically penalizes people who cannot afford bail. there are others who say there has been a longtime system that has persecuted the minorities especially. why the bent over backwards to go the other way? >> that is what's happening now. we are pushing back here in san francisco and other jurisdictions we are sick of this ramp in crime. we see this being too tough on

crime is problematic. but not being tough at all is more problems for the pendulum is swinging one way and back another. we have to applaud those jurisdictions. those of voters who are waking up from all the gas lighting we've been suffering from for the past couple of years. and in fighting back for it here in san francisco a lot of leaders are saying we here are a beacon of hope. beacon of light to the rest of the country with what we do here. we found that is completely dishonest, disingenuous and false. what we are doing is sending out a distress signal for the rest of the country. see what has happened here and learn from it. >> graphic on the screen 70% of retailers say the bail of reform laws and other actions, you can see right there national retail federation blame bill reform laws. 70% say that's a problem june happened in san francisco, you

see a change in getting tougher on criminals there's an immediate change in morale among the police. but still with gascon there these tweaks these changes required they were the radical extremist view for the refill crime is out of control which

actually district attorney's do right now but we are seeing on the screen, people grabbing people off of shelves and coming with bags into the apple store protect your city cops about this. video not in york another store they just come in and the folks who work in the apple store said don't do anything and all the customers watch while the guys grabbed all the stuff off the shelves. what should prosecutors do now to stop this complete lawlessness. click the breakdown of our society's law and order. there is no respect for property. this is squarely in the hands of the legislators who have been working to loosen the laws. to remove crime and lowered the

penalties. the judges align with them. we voters, in my opinion what we need to do, we need to elect tough on crime candidates running for either city council or district attorney. we need to gang up to gather with powerful attorneys that are willing to take on the case and sue to make sure laws are upheld. we need to vote activist judges out. we need to hold those accountable, we need to go after those who have been appointed here in san francisco we have a police commission that come up with policy. they need to be tossed. we need to have a thorough cleaning out of those who have caused this. >> that is the prescription potentially for civil order. we'll see what happens. richard greenberg who is in san francisco. this is happening all over the

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alicia: these world is mourning the sons of the prominent american soccer journalist grant wahl, just 48 years old way collapsible covering the world cup yesterday. kitty logan is live in london, kitty. yes, grant wahl was out doing the job you love covering the world cup for the eight times. colleagues have spoken about his great love for the game. he died on saturday will covering the quarterfinal match the netherlands.

that grant was given emergency medical treatment on sites. or he later died the cause of death is not known he been complaining of poor health and fatigue for several days. note grant wrote for sports illustrated for many years and launch his own website reads important campaign for american soccer helping to boost his popularity pretty also wore a rainbow t-shirt to the s opening game in defiance of world cup guidance. grant was only 48 years old and his wife is spoken of her shock is offered thanks for the outpouring of support she has received so far. also the world cup organizers offer their condolences to family, friends, and his many colleagues, back to you. >> of course we are thinking of his wife and family. kitty logan and linda, thank you for. >> a lot of questions it seems with that, surely will be an

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crazy lady from california, watch. >> or woe, woe, holy cow. >> a landslide to the shoreline knew that the estates sent boulders tumbling down a coastal cliff. fire officials say the hillside gave way and took along trees, dirt and dusty debris crashing onto the beach. thankfully no reports of injuries or damage to structures, erica. eric: how about that, get the notice injured. major winter storm is expected to sweep across our country this weekend. starting in the wesco support makes its way to the planes in the deep south. meteorologist adam klotz does tracking all from the fox extreme weather center aptly named i think this weekend. >> are obsolete right eric put her at the beginning of the system as you said is going to sleep the entire country but there is currently moving on short. some of the couple systems are

paying attention to this weekend for the other out in front of it this is not the big government folks are certainly noticing it across tennessee and into kentucky currently the very heavy rain with this pretty conceit localized flooding. but that system off to the west will eventually work its way across the entire country currently bringing very heavy rain across portions of central california although each of the pacific northwest. when she it further inland to get a little elevation but everything in the blue suddenly comes snow in higher elevations could become heavy snow. winter alerts across the entire season. the works its way off towards the east. through the pacific northwest and winter storm warnings at least winter storm advisories for it we are talking about feet of snow in the sierra nevada's over the course of the weekend. then you see that spreads off to the east over the next couple of days. generally higher elevations. currently higher elevations the coastal areas. really more so tomorrow.

see the snow system further and further in. by monday were starting to see this sweep into the middle of the country. that's when we are going to be talked about early next week into the middle part of next week all of the snow big drug into the center of the country. so this is one rugby tracking for several days. so far all right at a maybe we'll see if we get a white christmas. ask about that next week. take care. we will be right back. to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours.

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