christmas gift joe biden is giving then. paul: amazing, dan. all right, and remember if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us @jer on fnc. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. we hope to see you right here next week. ♪ eric: well, the countdown is on at the southern border as the title 42 public health policy ends in less than two weeks. thousands of migrants continue to flood across the border every day, and the influx is expected to get worse, they say, once title 42 is gone for good. hello, everyone, and welcome to "fox news live." alicia: hi, eric, i'm alicia acuna in for arthel neville. the biden administration claims it has a plan for when title 42 ends, but it's also appealing a judge's decision had end the

policy. meanwhile, the daily nonstop surge is overwhelming local resources. at least one border democrat says his party needs to do more. >> we as democrats have to have a policy. human iftarian relief -- humanitarian relief is important and i support that 100%, but it doesn't go contrary to having a border security. you can be compassionate, you know, you can treat people with respect and dignity, but i you've got to have border security. every country has border security. alicia: bill melugin live in la joya, texas. hi, bill. >> reporter: hi, alicia, good afternoon to you. the white house continues to maintain that the border is closed, but i can tell you that is just not the reality of the situation on ground here. and we'll show you the evidence of that. take a look at this video our team shot early this morning in eagle pass, texas. this is yet again another single mass e group of several hundred -- massive group of several up hundred migrants,

mostly single adults turning themselves in because they are from countries that for the most part are not subject to title 42, and they know they are likely going to be released into the u.s. after they give themselves up. that del rio sector seeing more than 2,000 the illegal crossings in the last 24 hours. second video, same place yesterday, eagle pass but a much bigger group. this one, a single massive group of 650 migrants that crossed illegally in eagle pass all at the exact same time. on the other side of town, there was another group of 350. our team saw over 1,000 people walk into eagle pass yesterday in a single hour, a huge drain on border patrol resources in that sector. and we'll show you what happens to border patrol as a result of that. take a look at third video, this is one of the tent processing facilities in eagle pass. it's got a capacity of 1,000 people, but as you can see, the overflow has already started. we shot this late yesterday afternoon after those big groups came. you can see migrants waiting in line outside to get into that

facility, then there were border patrol vans loaded up with migrants who had been picked up that couldn't unload because they were waiting for pace to clear out. and keep in mind all happening with title 42 still in place. el paso also getting hammered. this last video given to one -- to us by one of our contacts showing hundreds of migrants crossing illegally into el paso last night, groups of people just walking across the river, then hay gather and wait to walk into el paso illegally. very nonchalant, hay get into a big, long single-file line, and hay wait to be the processed by border patrol. the numbers there, staggering. cbp sources telling us that el paso sector in the last 24 hours alone has seen more than 2,600 illegal crossings, enormous numbers for a single sector especially late in the year in the month of december. and back out here live, we are 11 days from title 42's planned expiration. right now the border's averaging

about 7500 people crossing the border e every single day. dhs' own projections say if title 42 drops, those numbers could easily double. we'll send it back to you. alicia: wow. bill melugin live at the border in texas, thank you. eric? eric: twitter revealing more in its latest document dump, shining a light on the 2018 congressional testimony from former ceo jack dorsey. you may remember dorsey at that time told lawmakers that the platform was not censoring conservative accounts. well, the third installment of elon musk's twitter files also says what led to the removal of former president trump's account. alexandria hoff has more from washington. >> reporter: this latest thread released focuses on the period of time between october of 2020 and january 6th. and according to taibbi, it shows how a small team of high ranking executives assumed more and more power over content. quote: coming to believe

sincerely that it was twitter's responsibility to control as much as possible what people could talk about, how often and with whom. taibbi also zeroed in on twitter's decision to remove then-president trump from the platform according to or internal communications he shared, it doesn't come down to a singular day or tweet. he wrote: the bulk of the internal debate leading to trump's ban took place in those three january days. however, the intellectual framework was laid in the months preceding the capitol riot. another big takeaway from this latest drop is how regularly executives met with federal agencies. that includes yoel roth, the company's former safety chief, who played a critical role in sup -- suppressing "the new york post" reporting. quote: roth not only met weekly with the fbi and the, the hs, but with the office of the director of national intelligence. on thursday writer bari weiss revealed twitter's efforts to

suppress prominent conservatives which has led many to recall this moment from 2018 when former ceo jack dorsey testify before congress. >> it sure looks like, to me, that they're censoring people, and they ought to stop it. are you censoring people? >> no. if. >> twitter shadow banning prominent republicans, bad. is that true? >> no. >> reporter: additional documents are expected to be released throughout the weekend. eric? eric: alexandria, thank you. aliciasome. alicia: twitter is not the only big tech company feeling the heat from elected officials. states are cracking down on tiktok in government agencies citing concerns the social media app is a threat to national security and could be used for espionage. oklahoma today the joined five other states in banning tiktok on government quites -- devices including maryland. here's governor larry hogan earlier this week. >> what i'm wondering is what the federal government is waiting on because heir the ones that are issuing these warnings

and talking with our state leaders, yet they're not taking action. alicia: let's bring in jake denton, tech policy research associate at the heritage foundation. jake, good to see you. now, earlier week republican congressman mike gal gallagher -- gallagher was on "special report" and had this to say about tiktok: >> tiktok is on the cusp of becoming the most dominant media company in america, and it is controlled by bytedance which is effectively controlled by the chinese communist party. it's as if in 1958 we decided the let pravda and the kqb buy up "the new york times", the chicago tribune, abc and nbc all at once. no country with even a passing interest in its own security would allow this to happen. alicia: so, jake, we have an increasing number of states hard banning this on government devices. is it too latesome. >> well, it's not too late and, frankly, you know, while the states are doing a great deal here in terms of making sure that government phones don't

have tiktok on it, it's not a solution. the only solution here is an outright ban, and every today that we wait to basically implement it is another day that a child's biometric data is uploaded, that a family's personal information is compromised and that our intellectual property is at jeopardy. alicia: just so pokes understand, the worry is that the concern when people talk about potential security risks here is that tiktok will be forced by the chinese government to give up data on americans, but how do we know that hasn't already happened? >> well, it is. we know that tiktok has special operations with the chinese communist party to track geolocation data. these articles coming out of "forbes" have roadway vealed -- revealed there's extensive communication between the leadership in beijing and the tiktok leadership, so we know this is being used to compromise data the, and we're simply waiting for it to get worse. alicia: and former president trump did move to ban app, that was walked back by the biden

administration. a mistake? >> no -- well, it was a mistake for biden to walk it back. but, you know, president trump was absolutely right in moving to ban it, because it is only solution. and it really is as simple as putting pen to paper and then the app is gone, right? apple is forced to remove it from devices. so there's really nothing to be waiting for, it needs to happen today. alicia: as we see these states make this march toward more secure, toward more security for their employees, let's just say all the states do it. that still leaves tens of millions of teenagers out there, a lot of young people who have been, they've been making selfies ever since they were born, right? and you probably see, you're pretty young, security through a different lens than, say, i see my own security and and privacy. >> and ultimately, it's bad for -- this ban for these states only is in effect for government phones. so the government cell phone from work isn't allowed to have

tiktok, but the device, you know, your personal device which you're logged into the work wi-fi on can have tiktok, your child's device can have tiktok. all the executives have tiktok on them. we have countless amounts of private day at jeopardy here, and a ban from our state governments is great, it does a lot, but governors can't keep doing this all by themselves. we need federal intervention to make sure this app isn't jeopardizing our national security. alicia: i'm just trying to imagine a bunch of members of congress who are holder -- old older than i am discussingic doc. >> there's a lack of understanding as to how this has been ingrained in the lives of our children. and a lot of young adults are going to major corporations, and they're taking tiktok with you. that's tracking geolocation today a that and key strokes, they mow every single thing you're typing into that app, and then logged and never

disappears. every today that it remains on your phone is another day of data the collection. alicia: we need generational translators in will the, i think. jake denton, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. eric: the university of idaho is holding its winter graduation today, but, of course, overshadowing the ceremony is the search for the suspect in that brutal burden -- brutal murder of four of its students. police are now asking for help in locating a white 2011-2013 hyundai alan transaction ra. they say that car was spotted around the time of the murders. alexis mcif add hammes has the latest on what is a joyous day but one that is tempered with some sadness, of course. >> reporter: yeah, these families should have been celebrating, especially kaylee's

family. she was supposed to graduate today, but instead they're grieving after the loss of four innocent lives here in idaho. the police chief putting out new information in a video statement telling everybody this will be an increasedden presence because there's so many families thering they're going to have more police officers who are reminding the public to be individual vigilant as heir still system waiting for this killer. this is the video of that commencement area at the university just a short time ago, holding a moment of science for the four victims. the graduates filing in as the mood on campus remains somber. >> they were bright lights on our campus and cherished mens of our community. let's ohioan their american -- let's honor their memory with a moment of silence. >> reporter: and tomorrow marks one month since four were murdered in idaho. kaylee was set to graduate today, and now all of these families are grieving as they continue to try and track down

this killer. >> this case is not going cold. we have tips going in, we have investigators out every day interviewing people. we're still reviewing evidence, we're still looking at all aspects of this. and i said early on that no stone go unturned. >> reporter: the biggest piece of information we've gotten in the past several days is that they're hooking for a white hyundai elantra, those are stock foe photos -- photos. it's a 2011-013. if you've been in the area like we have, you know that it must have really been close for them to want to talk to person or persons in this car because it's a one way in, one way out situation. they do think the person or persons in that car have seatal information. and investigators believe it could be just one small code that could crack the case. eastbound eric hopefully it's just a matter of time.

alexis, thank you. alicia? alicia: the suspect caught on camera brute brutally attacking a man with a baseball bat is back on the street. a judge set his bail at a practice -- fraction of what prosecutors sought. >> we of do have the video of this alleged attack. it's very graphic. we're about to show it to you in just a moment. perhaps more disturbing as well is we know the person rater in this attack is already out on -- perpetrator is out on bail. this is surveillance video, brutal, brutal daytime attack showing the suspect that's been identified by the new york police department as 36-year-old azizi wearing a black sweatshirt and a mask, striking a man walking down the street in the back of the head. the victim wearing that bright red coat identified as a

47-year-old man, falls to the ground as the assail a atlanta looms overhead creaming at him. he was rushed to the hospital suffering swelling, a maceration to the front, but he survived this vicious blow. this happened late last month just before 9 a.m., but azizi was just arrested early week facing weapon and assault charges. he remained locked up for more than a day posting $7500 cash bail although the manhattan d.a.'s office requested $40,000. democratic mayor adams continues to plead for changes that would help to keep repeat to tenners off of a the streets and specifically asking the judges be allowed to consider whether or not a person is dangerous when bail is taken into consideration. alicia? alicia: molly line, thank you. eric? eric: well, an investigation now underway in the sudden death of a leading american soccer

journalist at the world cup. grant wahl, who you see there, collapsed yesterday. paramedics rushed him ott hospital where he later died. he was only 48 years old having celebrated a birthday earlier this last week. wall had told others that he was feeling up well recently while covering the matches there. two weeks ago he said he was briefly detained in qatar the for wearing a gay pride shirt at the world cup. the u.s. soccer team says it is heart broken and sends its con con doll especiallies towall's wife and family -- condolences. alicia: britney greener is -- brittney griner is, thank my, back home, but critics are worried about the implications of a man known as the her chant of death walk free to secure her release. dan hoffman joins "fox news livean" next. ifferently with ch.

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mark fogle. aishah hasnie is lye on the north lawn. >> reporter: hey there, alicia. the white house still defending its decision here saying that hay did try, they made the efforts to try to get paul out, but really they said there was no avenue to get him out of russia and here back home. they say that russia was never open to handing him over in prisoner swap because of the espionage charges against him. the 52-year-old veteran is serving a sentence until 2036. paul's brother david, who supports griner's release, was on fox this morning, and he is pushing for more afelts to get -- attempts to get his brother home. >> he's, i think, pretty shattered. he was getting his hopes up, i think we all had our hopes up that he'd be going home. he's lost his apartment in the states in the last four years, and he was thinking about that future and i think not being able to think about it as concrete hi is going to be hard.

>> reporter: democrats say presidents from both parties have had to authorize tough trades over the years, but republicans say handing over man once dubbed the more chant of and leaving paul behind was a terrible deal. >> it's a deferent position, ainsley, because he's not been accused of the crime that he committed. we should have never tradedded victor the boot. i just want to stress how dangerous he is. it's not someone who was firing firearms in moscow, tanks, artillery, missiles and rockets. >> reporter: and shortly after this trade, president putin said he was still open to more prisoner swaps. administration saying they want to see more action from president putin and fewer words. alicia ofny, sorry about that, good to see you at the white house. [laughter] >> look, nobody's doing back

flips over here, dana, that he's a free man again. he would have been free in 2029, it's not like he was of serving a life sentence, and we're going to stay vigilant on this. we believe that we're confident enough in our ability to protect ourselves that this was a decision worth making. eric: that's john kirby yesterday at the white house on that decision to swap victor viktor bout for brittney griner. was it worth it? let's go to dan of match, former cia station chief in moscow among other places and a fox news contributor. so, dan, do you think this was an equal, was it a fair trade? what's your view of this trade? >> well, eric, i spent years at cia trying to see the world through the twisted kgb eyes of vladimir putin, and i can tell you for at least three reasons he would look at this as a great deal. first of all, it's a shot at the rule of law in the united states which, of course, doesn't exist in russia.

we've sent back to russia the merchant of death, a guy who was convicted of providing assistance to terrorists, military supplies and arms toists in colombia who fill finish can along with the other things cotton mentioned. secondly, the optics where the united states was able to gain the freedom of brittney griner, which is a great thing, but we left behind paul paul whelan that. that's a real pr butch for -- for putin. 100,000 casualties in ukraine, but putin will want to use this as a way of distracting his population's attention from his female yours in ukraine that he brought his own guy, victor boose, a former soviet military officer back home. and last, it really shows that vladimir putin was able to go toe to toe with the united states and win, at least win

many tactical negotiation. we left behind our ma marine, and he got guy out. eric: would you have done this deal? >> you know, i whether tell you the years i served at cea, it's especially politics -- cia. i understand the pressure to bring brittney griner home and to take deal that we could get fully can cognizant that we weren't going to get the deal that we wanted. look, i would have advises the president of all of the concerns i would have. he was the wagner group before there was a wagner group that was created in 2014, that pair are military force. we're going to have a problem with that. it's too bad -- two bad choices. one is to make make a deal that certainly is many russia's favor. erin erin and you player plain, apparently the russians wants an

equal trade. they wanted a too manier or -- former or an alleged soviet with military -- can you explain who he is? he actually shot a russian defector in the tear garden in berlin in 2019 in cold blood? >> yeahinging he's a murderers, if the germans is have made clear they're not going to let him out. paul whelan had traveled to russia and -- numerous times. he went to russia in december 2018 for weed welding. a marine friend of his was having is weeding, and will at the metro poll somebody gave him a flash drive and claim

afterwards it was classic information. brutal start police, the fsb, which vlad putin used to be in the back in the day. he's just a guy that got stuck as a talk about the in the the the city, political attacks on united states. eric: is how do you see whalen wetting what type of sewer action behind the scenes goes with a trade? >> vladimir putin wants to drive up the price. and toast that by hessing, but never finish being convicted again, you know, was falsely charged but was sent home to the united states. and so what putin will do is send our american citizens to

these nasty penal colonies. i thought paul whey land's within given -- a host of requestses we've got on reporter about. he's going told out for morers request megses v.a. he thinked they were get tennessee and i finally mple many if. >> and tomorrow we'll be talking to the sister of another prisoner, mark folk fogle. mr. fogling is a teacher who taught taught for many years around the world. dip plo matic sons is and doctors, and he wassing. of course, just like bri, tney, russian shorts grabbed him system and -- anything to do other than don't go to russia? >> the state department has

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alicia: a multiagency search for a 62-year-old woman who went missing while snorkeling in hawaii is over. peers are growing that she may have been attacked by a shark off the coast of maui. of charles watson is following this story for us. >> reporter: hey, good afternoon, alicia. before the search was called off, the u.s. coast guard says it had conducted 17 surveys. spanning more than 300 miles, but it had not been able to

locate the unidentified female snorkeler who authorities say may have been attacked by a shark after she went missing off the coast of maui on thursday. hawaii officials say the unidentified 60-year-old woman had been snorkeling with her husband at the beach in maui when witnesses reported seeing a large shark in the water about 50 yards offshore. we're told the woman's husband reported that when the two were smokerring, he saw a shark pass him several times but eventually lost the location of his wife. after being unable to successfully locate his wife, we're told that the manmade his way back onshore, and that is where he reported his wife missing. the woman never made it back on land, but witnesses did see first responders pull personal belongings from the if water. >> we saw the air million copter come over really low and fast and wondering what's going on.

we saw a lifeguard, swimmer out here. 30 minutes later, found a snorkel and a mask. >> reporter: hawaii officials say a large 10 to 12-foot tiger shark was spotted in the area, but as of pretty afternoon, a survey provided no evidence that the shark was still in the vicinity. all shark warning signs have since been removed. this is the seventh shark attack in hawaii year, the second to happen on the island of maui since september when a shark bit another snorkeler and seriously injured them. >> i don't know if it is -- season right now, but, yeah, i think maui has most human shark encounters of the many hawaiian islands. >> reporter: hawaii in 2032 ranks among the top states in terms of unprovoked shark attacks, so how do you prevent a shark attack? experts, alicia, say, number one folks should avoid getting into

shark-infested waters. if they do, they advise folks from make he'sive -- excessive splashing in any one particular area because sharks are moan to pick up low frequencies in the water. never too late to have those helpful tips. liver liberty thank you, charles. charles watson. eric? eric: now to ukraine, missiles and rocket strikes reported in several areas today as heavy fighting continues in the eastern and southern parts of the nation. vladimir putin's invasion. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says the russians have reduced one eastern city to, he says, ruins. nate foy has the latest on if -- on the fighting. >> reporter: yeah, ukraine defense officials say russia has launched 60 rocket attacks and 15 drone strikes overnight in the southern port city of odesa where we're learning from president zelenskyy at least 1.5

million ukrainians just in that region are now without electricity. this comes just one day after the united states announced a new aid package, a defense aid package for ukraine worth $275 million and a big part of that is air defense, specifically against drones and more specifically against iranian-made drones. more on that the in a second. first, take a look at this video. as you have seen from the donbas region, intense fighting there there, and president zelenskyy says one town is destroyed because of that fighting. so russia continues pushing for full control of the donbas region. putin has stated this as as goal of his, and russia is expending tremendous amounts of resources in trying to achieve that goal. so far they've been unsuccessful. back to those iranian-made drones, eric, there was about a 3-week lull where we didn't see them. seeing more of hem this week, but the larger relationship between the russia and iran is

really concerning to u.s. officials. iran has been the the big supporter of russia's military since august a, and officials expect that relationship to only get stronger. >> we expect iranian support for the russian military to only grow in coming months. we even believe that iran is considering the sale of hundreds of ballistic missiles from iran to russia. we've also seen reports that moscow and tehran are considering the establishment of a joint production line for lethal drones in russia. >> reporter: eric, the white house worries in return for those drones that russia will offer iran expensive and advanced military equipment and weapons including helicopters, fighter planes and air defense systems. and john kirby says that relationship could extend this threat far beyond ukraine to include really the entire world, but more specifically iran's regional neighbors. back out here live, eric,

defense secretary lloyd austin said russia is expanding its nuclear arsenal. they already have the largest in the world, even ahead of the united states, and president putin has been pretty public about fact that he is not scared to use those weapons. eric: tehran and moscow, not a good partnership. nate, thanks so much. alicia? alicia: a tense standoff is over after a gunman took hostages at a shopping mall in germany. police say the alleged gunman killed his 62-year-old mother before going to the mall. officers found her body in a nearby apartment building. two hostages were rescued and unharmed. police say the gunman died of injuries suffered as the hostages were freed. they did not say if he was killed by police or died of a self-inflicted wound. eric: our next guest proves that, well, age is just a number. jalen smith is now the youngest black mayor many our country. he won a runoff in rural arkansas, and he's only 18 years

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around -- [inaudible] finding out what are day-to-day basis to become mayor, and that's what's prepared me for today. alicia: at what age did you decide that you wanted a life of in public service? >> i was 17 years old. it goes back to when i was in student government in high school, and i made a difference there, and not only did i make a difference in high school, i also made a difference within the community. and so that organization drove me here, where i'm at today. liberty liver and you're in a town of about 1800 people, is that correct? >> correct. alicia: what is it that you're hoping to accomplish during your time in office? >> i'm hoping to accomplish, or you know, public safety, beautifying the city,. abandoned houses, putting grocery stores, transportation, streets flooding, sewer system, different things like that, etc.

alicia: and you're a college student as well, correct? you're a freshman at arkansas state university-mid south? >> correct, correct. alicia: how are you planning to balance the life of being a mayor and the life of a college student? >> well, as going to college and and being the mayor, i'll do my college work online. you know, with college it's different, you have 3-4 weeks to get your work on, and also the mayor job is my priority as well, but balancing that i'll do my college work for my educational -- [inaudible] alicia: and also have you been talking to other mayors around arkansas? are you getting any advice? >> yes. i've been talking with the mayor of west memphis, mayor of little rock, of north little rock, camden and other areas not only in the state of arkansas, but different states, kentucky, new

jersey. alicia: okay, i've got to ask, what do you do for funsome because you're very serious. you're 18, it's great to be so serious and so accomplished at this age. i'm just curious, what do you do for fun? >> what do i do for fun? i mainly just work because i always had a passion of caring and loving for people. so my fashion -- my fun time is helping others. i feed the homeless on my prix time, volunteer with different -- [inaudible] most definitely. and basically, yeah, i just work on my free time. alicia: that's amazing. what are your -- what do the members of your family think about all this? >> they're very excited and very supportive, you know? they didn't think a guy like me in the family, you know, would become the first african-american mayor of the nation. alicia: i'm guessing you don't spend a lot of time partying like a a -- a lot of 18-year-olds, i'm the moe of -- her of an 18-year-old --

[laughter] >> no, i care for people. alicia: mayor jalen smith, it really is an honor to talk to you. i have a feeling i and many other journalists will be speaking to you in the years to come. we wish to you all the luck in the world and congratulations. >> thank you so much. alicia: have a good one. >> you too. eric: a passion for caring and loving, says mayor smith. that's wonderful. the governor's mansion down in little rock maybe in a few years, we'll see. there's another story at the world cup in qatar, morocco makes history setting the stage for the semifinals. we'll tell you who the other teams are when they face off next here on "fox news live." ♪ ♪ ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream.

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morocco with a stunning 1-0 victory over portugal. fans were over the moon with this big win. take a listen. >> it was fantastic. congratulations to morocco. >> we're so happy with morocco win, and that's it. i can't say anything else, just we are happy. we are so happy and so excited for next game. >> this is the first time we, like -- [inaudible] and everything. so we hope we will do it. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> reporter: lots of excitement will. portugal star cristiano ronaldo could be seen tearing up as he walked off the pitch. also today in a battle of two soccer powers, france just eked out a 2-1 win over england. morocco and france will now face off in a semifinal match on wednesday. it's expected to be another

nail-biter. the other semifinal will feature croatia and argentina on tuesday, both teams picked up wins yesterday. argentina's trying to win the title for lionel messy who has long -- lionel messi who is seeking his first world cup title in his final run at this event. and if you want to watch all the action, the semifinal matches can be seen on the fox broadcast network. >> the picture of the player just crying, remember what howard cosell used to say, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat? the moroccans have the thrill of victory. wait for the next match. and we'll be right back. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume.

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