>> todd: exclusive images obtained by fox shows this white car driving by a gas station 3:45 a.m. on the night of the murders of the university of idaho students, they were believed killed between 3 and 4:00. a clerk in moscow noticed that car looked similar to this white hyundai elantra. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. police are releasing footage, during an unrelated incident, group of people can be seen walking across a field between the frat house and the knife

likely used would have dulled quickly causing injury to the killer themselves. >> todd: seems like ever so slowly, but surely, we are getting more and more details. we've had countless guests on, most notably jonathan gilliam, who said step back and allow the investigators to do their work. if you are family, the last month has been excruciating, we need to take a step back and give officials space to do their job. >> carley: i hate the detail the knife would have dulled quickly, i think they release that information because if the killer were to injury himself during this incidents, there will be forensic evidence of that and blood and investigators wrapped the victims' hands with

a bag to possibly save d.n.a. evidence under their fingernails. we've heard it will be difficult to parse through all of that, when you are talking about the mixing of blood and one reason why this could be taking so long to solve. >> todd: you raise a very interesting point and it is morning, we don't want to get too much into detail of the blunting of the knife, but it does underscore the violence that happened and the fact that whoever did this will presumably have some injuries of their own because you cannot commit a crime like this without getting an injury like that, especially with the knife, hate to go into details, by victim four, that knife will be dull and will take significant amount of force, which could have a struggle involved and you will be

injured. >> carley: four people out there have an empty seat for the holiday, hopefully they see justice soon. >> todd: we live in a violent country right now and loved ones remem remembering eleanor bowles after her son found her brutally murdered in buckhead. police believe eleanor bowles was attacked by a career criminal in that affluent community. brown was found attempting to steal her car. brown was being chased after robbing a liquor store. he has a lengthy rap sheet and faces long list of charges, including murder. i interviewed the son a few minutes ago, unimaginable to

think about what he's going through and his close family, they are talking to each other all the time, going over games, wordle. imagine not having that person at the christmas table. let's listen to my interview with the son just moments ago. >> i began calling her at 2:00 with arrival time of 5:00 and she didn't answer, which was unusual. by the time i got to her home around 5:30, i figured something was wrong, this person was doing worse and worse things and it took unfortunately the worst thing imaginable to get him caught. my mom was an all-american woman, she was a loving grandmother, mother and she loved this country. >> carley: michael also said that his mom was not elderly, do

not call her that, they were vivacious and they had a lot planned for the holidays. she was involved in a lot of clubs and was living in this buckhead gated area because of the safety concerns she had and what happened to her he said would have been her worst nightmare, as it would be anybody. you think about the suspect, his name is antonio brown and apparently he had just robbed a liquor store and you can presume he was trying to steal eleanor bowles' car to get away from police and bill white, leading this effort to secede from atlanta because of the safety issues, he says police cannot possibly respond toula the crime and buckhead is getting less and less safe, he said police took

20 minutes to respond to the liquor store theft and if they had responded sooner, no indictment on police, this could have been prevented. we are seeing breakdown of civilized society, so many on the left support not locking individuals that have a progressive as michael said, rap sheet, delving into more and more violent crimes. when you have a situation like this, a son just weeks before christmas, talking about how he's not going to have his mom, not going to have that love that he once had sitting at his christmas table, it puts this in human terms we often don't do enough. >> carley: one last thing on antonio brown's rap sheet, arrested four times since 2019,

felony aggravated assault, grabbing his mom by the throat with a knife and he reached a plea deal. he had been in jail over 12 months, so was released and felony assault charge was never prosecuted and fulton county da says antonio brown's mom was the aggressor, imagine, he could have gotten more prison time and back to imagining what could have been if he were behind bars. the takeaway is a beautiful life lost to senseless violence and the family is heartbroken and the son speaking out. >> todd: no community in america is safe right now. >> carley: turning to the crisis at our southern border, our camera capturing the moment hundreds of illegal minot gras are released to the united states.

500,000. >> todd: the white house is back to telling you to mask up. >> here we are going into the third year of it and we are still in the middle of a pandemic, wear a mask where appropriate in indoor settings. >> todd: where americans are being advised to mask up, just in time for the holidays. after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i finally caught it. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal.

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>> todd: fox weather alert. two victims and one child are dead after tornados tore through louisiana. homes left in pieces and 5000 people waking up without power this morning. search and rescue operation still underway. in texas, five people injured in fort worth after storms spawned overnight there. tornado warnings issued for one million people, those five victims still in the hospital. >> carley: in the north, blizzard are set to shift toward northeast later in the week. senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> janice: a snowy one, look at

this, this area of low pressure upper midwest, cold front associated with that bringing tornados and heavy rainfall, flooding rain and that will transition to a coastal storm on friday for the northeast, bringing considerable snow and ice issue which is most dangerous thing you can have in the weather, except for tornados, so the ice is a problem. tornados continue to pop up, this is a tornado-warned storm, it moves toward hazelherst, louisiana to mississippi and jackson over the next couple hours and the green on the map is flood warning. tornado watches, meaning favorable for tornados until 4 a.m. local time. this latest one 6:00 a.m. local time for louisiana in toward mississippi and future track shows storms continuing to fire up not only this morning, into the afternoon and evening across

the mississippi and the tennessee river valley bringing flooding rainfall and tornado, hail and damaging winds, severe storm threat. it is pretty incredible to see likely threat for louisiana, mississippi and the texas panhandle in middle of december. there is potential for ef-2 plus tornados for mississippi, alabama to the florida panhandle and the flash flood risk of heavy rainfall, inch or two and we didn't get to the blizzard, which is happening for northern plains to midwest, we have one to two inches of snow, blowing snow very difficult to travel and moves to the northeast, ice, snow, rain, thursday and friday. >> carley: good to know. thank you. >> todd: take a look at this, brand-new fox video showing illegal migrants being released

by border patrol in brownsville, texas, after a caravan infiltrated el paso this weekend, over 800 mile fromun brosville. 1000 migrants filling the city. robertalmonte, retired deputy chief of the el paso police department joins me now. from brownsville to el paso and points in between, this is a border-wide crisis. these images we are seeing are bad, but when title 42 goes away, how much worse are they going to be? >> you hit the key word and that is crisis. it is not only a border crisis, it is a crisis for the entire united states, a lot of people will not stay inun brosville or in el paso or any other border city, they will move to interior and throughout the united states. this is not a border problem,

this is a problem for the united states, migrants are impacting the entire united states and most cities don't have the infrastructure to handle the flow of migrantses that are coming in. right now, the flood gates are open, title 42 if lifted, you will see the dam break. incredible amount of people coming over, take my hat off to the city of el paso and brownsville, this situation is a crisis >> todd: you hit it is nail on the head, 18,000 migrantses per day, that is 6 million migrants going into the country and spread throughout all 50 states, how can our country from social services perspective to infrastructure perspective to housing perspective, deal with

all those people? >> quite frankly, they can't, there will be a breaking point. this is a federal problem, not a problem for el paso or brownsville, not a city problem, it is a federal problem and quite frankly, el paso and brownsville are not getting resources they need, mainly money to handle a situation and they are not receiving the funding in a timely manner or adequate amount from the federal government. i feel for the people and the border, especially the city people working for the people that are involved in this. the other thing is that this is going to have an impact on state and local law enforcement agencies on the border and throughout the united states because these migrantses, some are committing crime and a lot of them will become victims of crime. this is an issue where state and

local authorities are handling a federal problem. >> todd: we've been reporting 500,000 record number of encounters beginning in october of this year alone, just encounters, that doesn't mention those that make it to the homeland without being encountered. dhs requesting $4 billion to deal with this, what is the money going to did, it seems like a waste to me, you're the expert. >> the dhs needs the money, more importantly, what i was referring to cities need the money, i talk to city leaders in el paso and they ran out of money, they don't have money, they simply don't have funding to deal with the situation. the federal government needs to advance millions of dollars to el paso and other border towns,

this is a federal situation, should be handled by the federal government. >> todd: if feds enforce the law, you wouldn't need that money. we appreciate your time, sir. thank you. john fetterman is officially a fashion iconaccording to your favorite liberal newspaper. >> carley: here is a question, where did jimmy failla rank on that best dressed list? >> todd: better be high. >> carley: at the top in our eyes. >> jimmy: look at this swag, bang, you know what i'm saying. ♪

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some items, that giant twitter bird statue and $20,000 espresso machine. bids starting at $20. >> carley: jimmy failla joins us, take a stab at this one. >> jimmy: the elon musk story? if you look at the theme of this, nobody at twitter was working, espresso machine, a vegetable dryer. >> carley: i just asked what was a vegetable dryer -- >> jimmy: we didn't have a dryer for clothes, let alone our yellow peppers, these were pampered people, operating overhead had gotten too much to bear and guy like elon musk, i'm starting a go fund me. they are selling the clothes, if they don't sell them, they give

them away and they wind up in a third world country. >> todd: why does a work place, rhetorical question, have a vegetable dryer and a braising pan in the first place? >> jimmy: it is a woke daycare. >> carley: did you see the twitter employee, filmed day in the life of twitter employee, i start by getting an espresso and go to the ping-pong machine, and meet my friends for a game of bocce ball. >> jimmy: like sweet pickles, it is not a job. >> todd: you won the day by referencing sweet pickles. "new york times" 93 most stylish people of 2022, included on the list, not making it up, senator elect john fetterman, eric a

adams. they are getting attention with this nonsense, that is all they want, right? >> jimmy: this is an empowering moment, if john fetterman is one of the best dressed americans, so is the guy i gave a $1 to on the subway. >> carley: "new york times" says the reason they chose him, he's bringing carhart to the capitol. >> jimmy: democrat and carhart is best dressed, a republican in carhart would be white trash, what are you doing? and iana presley was threatening to defund the fashion police. you're in, we don't want

trouble. >> carley: dictionary controversy for cambridge, they define woman as adult who lives and identifies as female, though may have been said to have different sex at birth and t definition for man follows along the same. kids look up definition of woman and man, this is what will pop up. >> jimmy: this is cave to the vernacular. this is weakness and key caveat, they say adult, if it is an adult who identifies as this or that, why are we allowing children and young teens to pursue hormone blockers and other things, it is saying if you are a kid doing this stuff,

this is -- you are a weekend warrior. i identify as sober. >> todd: the jimmy of 10 years ago, man versus woman would be controversial, open to debate and you would be discussing that on national tv? think about that. >> jimmy: can't take it, slippery slope into pop culture, you are watching hall and oats saying them eater. >> carley: you are best-dressed man in the building. >> jimmy: fort worth i'm coming for you, comedy club. >> carley: wear your sunday best. sam bankman-fried hauled away in handcuff and hit with brand-new charges. >> todd: where missing dollars went. brian brenberg reacts to all of that next.

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>> carley: check out this video shows ftx founder sam bankman-fried. >> todd: harry plotter for embezeling millions. brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: additional charges

from wire fraud to money laundering, listen to this. >> one of the biggest frauds in history, in fact it is contributions were funded by alameda research. in service of bankman-fried to impact direction of public policy in washington. >> brooke: separate s.e.c. complaint accusing him of steering millions to federal political campaign to real estate and to himself. dirty money donation raising questions with growing calls for those who accepted donations to return the funds. the white house is not commenting. >> i am limitted what i can say

and anything with political contribution, i refer you to the dnc. >> the president's opinion, does he want those -- >> you asked two questions, will he return the donations and then about the opinion, i'm answering the first part, covered by the hatch act. >> brooke: his successor is ftx ceo. >> ftx group collapse stem from absolute concentration of control in hands of grossly inexperienced individuals who failed to implement system or control necessary for company entrusted with other people's money or assets. >> brooke: we wait to see if the funding the be returned. >> carley: bring in brian

brenberg, fox news contributor and professor of business and economic at kings college. good morning, the detail that matters least, we're talking about crypto, this is real people's real money and the new ceo john ray testified yesterday that the losses were in excess of $7 billion and said this is old-fashioned embezelment, ftx was taking money and using for its own purposes. >> brian: he said there aren't many books, what they have figured out is bankman-fried spent heck of a lot of money on himself and pet projects toun too of over billion dollars, including $300 million on real estate, tokens and crypto, but this is straight up, i will take your money and tell you it is yours and use on all the stuff i

want to use it on. >> todd: is this worse than you thought? >> brian: what is worse to me is actually how destructive and messed up and out of control this organization is. what is crazy about that, this country has oodles of regulators, regulators everywhere. nobody was paying attention to what was going on here, which begs the question how much does the ftx -- does the s.e.c. and trading futures, how much do they know? >> carley: the other thing, he is facing eight counts, including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering and campaign finance charge, which is interesting. with that, he's being charged with fraudulently donating under other people's names as work around to limits.

he contributed to demes and six republicans, as well, that number 40 million, could be higher. >> brian: he's played dumb on all this, i didn't know what we were doing here and we didn't have risk management, if you are doing something like that and making contributions in other people's names, you are not playing dumb, you are playing fast and loose and he was playing fast and loose. his folks were involved, the interesting part and i don't know what way, they were closer to the center than the fringe on this, they could get wrapped up. >> todd: two stanford law professors, you answered your own question, why not enforcement by the s.e.c., talking about campaign contribution, a lot of people in the democratic establishment were bought off by campaign donation and they appoint people

to the s.e.c. >> brian: the timing of arrest, no prosecutor wants to keep their target out of a situation like a congressional hearing, that to me looks like a lot of politics and people saying you put this guy in front of congress, he will say things nobody in this congress wants to hear and that is part of the story. >> carley: he wasn't allowed to testify, he got arrested, his opening statements from reuters, i testify under oath that i f'ed up. i don't think that is a good defense. >> brian: that is not my fault thing, that is disingenenous. >> todd: congratulation, the big money show will be launching. >> brian: they are awesome and smart, i will try to keep up, it

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>> carley: former twitter ceo jack dorsey admitting he made mistakes at the company, but vows there was no political motivation as elon musk twitter files paints a different picture. >> todd: hi, cheryl casone. >> cheryl: if i do, i admit them, the former head of twitter denies republicans we were not shadow banned, he writes, i continue to believe there was no

ill intent or hidden agendas, mistakes were made, if we would have moved faster toward transparency, probably wouldn't need a fresh reset, which i'm supportive of. >> social media is being rigged to censure conservatives, is that true? >> no. >> are you censuring people? >> no. >> shadow banning republicans, is that true? >> no. >> cheryl: anyway, that is on tape, unfortunately he still has yet to address specific allegations reveal by matt taibbi and bari weiss. >> carley: dr. anthony fauci should not surprise anyone. >> cheryl: dr. fauci says the country is still in the middle of a pandemic. >> we are going into the third year of it and still in the middle of a pandemic with the

numbers that you just showed, getting cold weather, uptick in cases and have holiday season where people are congregating indoors and that i hope is a call to people to realize how important it is to get vaccinated, be careful, wear a mask where appropriate when you have indoor settings. >> cheryl: advising washington, los angeles. >> todd: to be clear, president biden said the pandemic was over. >> cheryl: most doctors are saying this is endemic. >> todd: you have videos of houses in nice places. >> cheryl: fresh air, beach, join me on the new episodes of american dream home, 9 eastern time, heading to the florida keys, julie and sheldon ready

for a laid back lifestyle and gavin and rene move to the outer banks. they are military couple issue coast guard and after moving 17 times, they were ready to stay in one place and picked the outer banks, that is tonight. >> todd: thank you, south carolina congresswoman nancy mace being praised for exposing an activist on extremist threats. watch this. >> few weeks after attempted attack on supreme court justice, one witness tweeted the following >> the six justices who overturned roe, should never know peace again, do you believe the rhetoric is threat to democracy? >> i don't believe that is correct characterization of my tweet. >> you tweeted that.

>> carley: joe concha joins us now, this happened at a house hearing and one his a history of extremist rhetoric, how is that possible? >> joe: insane, right, carley? this makes courage by nancy mace, knee-jerk reaction is by pointing out tweets that called for violence against supreme court justices would be seen as anti-lgbtq, nancy mace like every other sane person in the country is anti-threats to supreme court justices. how did that tweet stay up calling for no peace for any supreme court justices, how did that survive the trust and safety council? that is right, only one side was censured, i keep forgetting that, todd. >> todd: how did democrats call her in the first place? that is how not self-aware democrats are.

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez new documentary bombing at the box office, the film titled "to the end" finished number 34 and grossed less than $10,000 between 120 theaters. quick math, gets ready with the sad trombone, joe, less than $80 per theater, not 80's,000, 80, cheap meal for two in new york city. elites love her, has everyone caught on by now, joe? >> joe: wow, $80, three drinks next door to the left. remarkable. what is $80, five people showing up maybe? for something that got best reviews of any film since gladiator. aoc is all sizzle, no steak, all hat and no cattle, all beer and no foam, to use carley's term. aoc is at the bottom in terms of

being effective member of congress, yet to have one piece of sponsored legislation passed despite being in congress for some years, yet effusive praise from media keeps coming. i guess she is good at instagram and has followers. >> carley: all sizzle, no steak, i'm hungry, that is what people say about vice president kamala harris, there is "washington post" columnist coming to her defense after being questioned about her viability, if vp harris is not having impact it is because she is in the guilded prison known as the vice presidency, she is better pol tigsz than her position allows her to demonstrate, she will be a formidable candidate for the presidential nomination, if you can believe they said that, it is the possible she's in, not her. >> joe: i look at polls and see

that kamala harris is at 39% favorability, 54% unfavorability, 15 points under water, when last ran for president, she couldn't get to iowa. dropped out in december of 2019. i feel like in terms of her job performance, her number one job as vice president last check to fix the u.s. southern border and been there five minutes and the situation is bad as it has ever been in this country's history. she has authenticity problem, communication problem with voters and besides that, yeah, she'll be a great presidential candidate. >> todd: attempt to launder kamala harris for 2024 underway, somebody who is squeaky clean, the great joe concha. >> carley: thank you. >> joe: steak and eggs next carley. >> carley: can't wait, love it. >> joe: you're pregnant, go eat. >> carley: thanks for the

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♪ >> secretary mayorkas has refused to address this crisis, but we won't. he regularly lies to the american people claiming that the southern border is closed. i have been there. it's wide open. >> alejandro mayorkas has foresown his oath to protect the homeland. >> i can promise you texas texas is not going to put up with this anymore. this republican led congress needs to hold alejandro mayorkas accountable. he needs to be fired and removed from office under the tools of the constitution. >> 20 house republicans and a

number of border officials are pushing to release will secretary mayorkas as we already learned more than half a million migrant encounters at the southwest border since october. >> congressman andy bigs house oversight committee and is leading the push to impeach mayorkas and joins us now. congressman, good morning to you. let's get into specifics here. on what grounds are you calling to impeach mayorkas? how would you go about doing this? >> well, first of all, we will have an investigation to go through and make sure that we are not rushing on anything. but, here's the deal. is he violating title 8. title 8 requires him to have -- maintain detention over these individuals until they have had their immigration status determined. he has said we're going to release them. in fact, they have lee leased over a million people into the country who are not here legally. he has also committed, we think he has committed perjury, it looks like that. he has told us that the border is operationally secure. it is not two crimes right there. then you have two additional

facts that he has told ice that we're not going to remove people who already have been through court, had due process. there is 1.2 million of them that have been ordered to be removed. we are not going to look for them. we are not going to remove them. fourth thing is he has provided incentives for people to come into this country illegally. >> the fifth thing is he has provided specific breaks for certain countries who sent masses of people here where he has gone amp other people. all of those things indicate that he has committed high crimes and misdemeanors. that's the standard for impeachment. >> todd: congress, beyond impeaching mayorkas what are republicans going to do when they take over the house next month? in order to stem this crisis? does that include withholding funding? does that include investigations that lead to significant, tangible changes? what? >> yeah. so, the way it would work is if this omnibus doesn't get through and we still have a chance to use the budget as leverage, we will leverage the budget to make

sure that you finish the wall and you provide the resources necessary to the border patrol to enforce title 8 and you don't do away with title 42. those are all tools to stop what's going on at the border. the second thing is exactly what you say. you have to bring people in and hold them accountable to the public and to congress for the policies that they deliberately, intentionally it willfully put into place that are drawing people to this country at the rate of last weekend over 16,000 encounters. and that doesn't include the got-aways, which the tucson sector some days is over 1,000 people known to be getting away. >> carley: yeah. congressman, in both el paso and brownsville, two cities that are nowhere close to each other, those areas are so overwhelmed right now that border patrol is just mass releasing migrants offer of the streets. and these people have nowhere to go. they are essentially homeless. i remember under the trump administration, democrats were incensed over the lack of beds

that migrants had at border patrol facilities. so, where is that outrage now? >> well, they are mute on the subject because they say we can't even admit there is a problem on the border. some of them say it's absolutely okay. there's only one democrat that i know of that is talking about that. i mean, just to your point, they are going to start releasing into the community in yuma as well. they have a city that they put up, holds 1200 people but most days has over 3,000 people. only one ngo, small facilities, the hospital there overrun by people being released into the community who just pop up into the e.r. into their maternity room. this is going on all along the border. it's going to be spreading throughout the entire country. it has to because there is just millions of people that are flooding the border. >> todd: when you look at these numbers, the images we are seeing currently on our screen these are bad but this is before title 42 goes away.

imagine how much worse this is going to rook when three times more people are coming every day. it is a frightening thought. best of luck trying to solve this crisis congressman eakd biggs. thank you for joining us this morning. very much appreciate it? >> thank you for having me. >> carley: thank you so much congressman, appreciate it. two hours flew by, three more to go with "fox & friends." starts right now. >> todd: bye-bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: pretty amazing. another song from a famous