>> bill: let's get on a scale. i think i've lost 8 pounds. >> absolutely. listen i will bounce back to washington. >> good idea. >> 2023. >> say it again? >> trainandpay.com >> we will see you back on the couch tomorrow. so long. ♪ ♪ >> fox news alert stunning new details on the suspect accused of stabbing four college students to death in idaho. how he reportedly stalked his victims for weeks and the precautions he took to keep from being caught. good morning, everyone welcome to "fox news live," i'm julie banderas. >> happy new year, bryan kohberger went to great lengths to hide his fingerprints weeks after the murder even wearing gloves to the

grocery store. a source telling "the daily mail" "he's not stupid and he's been very careful." live from moscow, idaho, but the latest on this, dan, stopping his victims for weeks. what more can you tell us? >> well, we are getting a clear picture of bryan kohberger from people who knew him growing up in pennsylvania and also classmates of his and students at washington state university, which is 10 miles away from where we are here in moscow with the murders took place near the university of idaho. we are also getting more details about the days leading up to the arrest. arrested friday morning eastern pennsylvania and according to "the daily malcolm investigators had been tracking him for days and finally saw him in his white elan trip. the were looking for a vehicle and picked up on surveillance video with a nearby video. "the daily mail" at his father

flew out to washington state and joined his son onto 2,000-mile road trip to pennsylvania in that car in early december. he was public defender that was shocked by the arrest and apparently asked the police if anyone else had been arrested. he's going to waive extradition at a court appearance on tuesday and his lawyer saying kohberger is eager to be exonerated. his family broke their silence late yesterday, "we have cooperated with law enforcement agencies to seek truth and presumption of innocence rather than judge unknown facts and make erroneous assumptions and we will let the legal process unfold as a family we will love and support her son and brother." classmates in the criminal justice phd program at wsu say he was keenly interested in the psychology of criminals, childhood friends say he was quiet, smart, and upward towards women.

this past term he was a teaching assistant at wsu and tough grading cut a little easier around the time of merger spirit fellow phd student noticed a change. >> so looking back at following the homicides, i did notice he was coming to class a little late sometimes and always had a coffee in hand and seemed to be perpetually exhausted and most of that is a student which is not unusual. >> of course the interview done by the news nation. anita, we are outside the jail and sheriff's office here in moscow. this is where he could be brought back as early as tuesday to waive extradition period on tuesday in pennsylvania. he could be brought on a plane and actually the building and the jail here as early as

wednesday. so we will wait for that to happen but it is tuesday pennsylvania to waive this extradition. >> great report and interesting new details there but so much more to learn. dan springer, thank you so much for that live report. moving on, the 118th congress is set tomorrow for the first time with republicans officially in the majority. but first lawmakers have to let the house speaker and that is where things could get very interesting. minority leader kevin mccarthy still faces hurdles ahead of the vote. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, the vote is tomorrow. what are we expecting to happen a question mark >> good morning. in order to win matt, kevin mccarthy needs a majority on all house members voting for someone by name. most republicans are on board, and his supporters are not fudging. >> there was no question over

200 members of republican members will stick with kevin mccarthy again and again and again, and that includes steve scalise and the rest of the leadership team. you can't make a decision on somebody with nobody and quite frankly, there is no alternative to kevin. >> there are at least five house republicans who formally opposed mccarthy, a coalition of nine members and members of writing a letter last night that mccarthy's sessions came too late and they do not go far enough. that rosendale say he will not support mccarthy. >> kevin mccarthy we have given opportunities over the last two years to demonstrate leadership skills whether it was cr, the end daa, so-called infrastructure bill, we put him in a position where he could negotiate some common sense reform reform and he failed in every measure. >> this is paralyzed until they

can't get a speaker and they can't swear members. the house is required to keep voting round after round until an alexa speaker. >> a couple of days, may be beyond that, if people get more done again at this point, you see these contests are often slight government shutdowns and the like. in until public opinion. >> if this lasts until the 13, some staff may not even get paid. long sr. house g.o.p. member called the situation bizarre. he told fox he had never been so embarrassed by his republican colleagues, need to. >> come to unfold on capitol hill, senior correspondent chad pergram thank you so much, chad. julie. >> julia: are right more on this, let's bring in greg steube republican congressman from florida, thank you so much for talking to us. let's talk about last week's

proposal by mccarthy, which basically would allow a change of rule to allow any house member to force a vote to remove the speaker at any time. this is a demand for influential g.o.p. opponents because under the current rules the only membership and only members of house leadership able to do so. these are rules implemented under nancy pelosi, who's been in office forever. how will mccarthy's proposal, do you think, help his chances? >> his concession yesterday was to allow five members to move to vacate the chair, which would allow five members -- currently there is five saying they will not vote for him to file a motion. then you would have a motion to vacate the chair appear that it has been a sticking point of contention for the freedom caucus and these individuals who say they are refusing to vote for him. he conceded on that point and there was a call yesterday amongst the conference. after that and chad referenced it, nine, ten members think those concessions will not be enough.

so tomorrow, we will see where all these members are going to be. we know five for sure that her "no" and he can only lose four and alluded to will happen untl a speaker. sometimes it's taken days, some times ours, sometimes weeks. the majority of the house, kevin mccarthy won by over much -- the american people want to be unified in the american people want to be unified around a leader that will go against the biden administration and all of the leftist progressive policies of the democrats. that is what we need to show to america tomorrow not just unity but direction. >> we talked about five g.o.p. votes of dissent and it is a close call here. mccarthy as you know needs 218 votes and the republican majority, pretty slim majority in the house with 222 seats. of any additional defections

could actually jeopardize his chances. he faces a speaker election challenge from arizona republican representative andy biggs and matt gaetz, ralph norman, matt rosendale. they have all publicly expressed plans to vote against, as you mentioned. why are they so hell-bent to mccarthy from taking the speaker role? >> i don't know. may be personal animosity. i do know there are some policy issues. but again, you will not do find that person in the conference that 218 people can unite behind. only andy biggs ran against mccarthy and the conference race and lost 188-1:30 one. jim jordan would be great for the conference but he didn't run and he supporting mccarthy and trump is supporting mccarthy. there is a lot of conservatives like myself supporting mccarthy. i think he will do and govern conservatively when he has a conservative conference behind him to support him. i think it looks bad to the

american people on the very first day we take the majority back. we can't unify behind who are leader is together. we can have disagreements about policy, but let's have that behind closed doors and stay united appeared for the american people against the woke policied progressive ideologies. >> julia: we have to be unity in the party they won january 3rd my gosh, get it together and the other thing mccarthy has been strong against his illegal immigration. he's gone to the border and invited the president to go to the border. that speaker as you heard of will hold news conferences on the border hoping the white house will actually watch them to see for themselves the border crisis. how do you think his stance on the border is turning off these g.o.p. reps because his tough stance on the border with retract them to be speaker >> that is the number one issue americans are concerned about right now is the open border policy of this administration. i can tell members on the judiciary committee will do everything within our power when

we get the gavel to hold this administration accountable, have secretary mayorkas come in and explain the intentional deliberate violations of federal law that congress has passed and has been going on. on the southern border and those are the type of things that you will see. the judiciary committee can't start its business until the speakers elected. members of house can't get sworn in until the speaker is elected. so, in a delay of speakership delays the work like the judiciary committee going after secretary mayorkas with accountability on the border in these policies this administration has. i'm certainly calling on all of us to unify behind who the conference votives in the chair and we can fight against disastrous policies from the white house. >> julia: congressman's b thank you for talking to us, well said. anita. >> anita: >> julie, elon musk more release of the twitter files but this time now he's talking about former chief

white house medical advisor dr. anthony fauci. last week a dr. fauci fan club and slammed people who refused to question dr. fauci during the pandemic. musk tweeted, "i hope you are a great day of january 1, 2023. one thing is for sure it won't be boring." they were waiting for the hashtag and musk bill mike and a reply later this week. >> julia: developing news after jeremy renner is reportedly in critical but stable condition after spokesperson said the avengers star suffered a knee injury with industrial plow. it happened after clearing snow at his home in reno, nevada. the county sheriff's office confirms he was airlifted to a local hospital yesterday morning after traumatic injury and says it is investigating. we will bring you updates as we

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>> julie: welcome back. we are learning more now about the man accused of attacking three new york city police officers with a machete on new year's eve. i high level police source tells fox news the fbi counterterrorism task force watching the suspect for weeks over concerns of extremist behavior. joining me now retired nypd lieutenant joe, good to see you this morning. thank you for coming in. let me ask you first off, what do we know about the condition of the three officers? one was a rookie cop the very first day on the job. >> well, they are in stable condition right now, but you know, everybody is saying thank god for them. but mental scores this will

leave, especially on a rookie like that. it will be long-lasting. so thank god they were able to take the suspect out in a manner of speaking and save anybody else from harm that they may have posed. but this is a very scary individual who was on the radar that stepped up a little bit. >> julie: let's talk about him a little bit the suspect a 19-year-old american citizen and he was on the terror watch list because apparently his aunt alerted the fbi telling them that trevor told them he wanted to join the taliban and researching the taliban ng hod pier at the fbi were monitoring them but what more should they have been doing? should they be monitoring his social media? he walked into times square but what happened there? >> everybody is condemning the fbi for certain things but let's look at this from the whole

picture if they were monitoring social media, how much social media letting them monitor? are they giving them the full picture? i think it is social media's responsibility to step up their game and assist the fbi and local law enforcement and let these individuals be put on the radar sooner and a broader scale than they have right now. if this guy is showing this manifest in showing this on social media, then it should be more than monitoring him. you get somebody like this, they should follow him if they have to getting into his head a little bit more before these things happen. like i said, thank god the cops are okay right now but this could be something way worse >> julie: is there anything more the fbi could have done in terms of surveilling this individual based on the statements that he had may in what he was wanting to do? go to the middle east and fight

against the united states spirit is there something more they could have done? i'm not condemning but is there something more that could have been done? >> i think they could step up their game a little bit more. let's look at what the fbi is doing these days, based on the political game of the day is and watching the school boards. but they should be one individual in the fbi that monitors these individuals appear they do work closely with law enforcement but how this guy fell through the cracks is beyond me. but i think what they should do when an individual like this is get into it a little bit heavier and say he's on the radar, and it means so many different things. when somebody be on the radar, you should go to the house, get into the computer, get into the local entities in school, get into the school complained out what is going on. but you need to end by these

individuals first and put some pressure to find out what they are doing before these events occur. >> all of that makes a lot of sense when what you just said right there. but not just new york city that had violence on new new year's eve. philadelphia nine people shot, california two people dead, four wounded and another shooting in alabama leaving one person dead, and, nine others injured. when you look at these numbers, what do you attribute these acts of violence to? is it lack of sentencing laws are what is happening here? >> what is everything. it is the sentencing here in new york city. it is the bail reform, ada and the brick that do not do their job to let these criminals backe street. and they need repercussions for their actions. and i will give this as an example, and they have let the

same individ there are no repercussions. so stepping it up with serious crimes no fear of the police or the legal system here and so they are out there doing their thing and no one is challenging them here are the way the police department is operating these days under the pressure especially in new york city it's a wonder in a job gets done. >> julie: i have seen that time and time again retired nypd officer, joe cardinale, thank you for your thoughts today. good to see you. happy to have you. >> happy new year. >> julie: coming up and the other winter storm with a new year of significant snow jumping on the grand canyon and other points west. we have meteorologist adam klotz with the forecast next. plus, how long exactly can america just keep printing money as the national debt continues to soar?

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currently see the snow. this is one round of what is going to be several rounds of snow. we have winter weather advisory stretching across the entire region across nevada and again, out into the planes stretching across the mountains of colorado into wyoming in all areas with wintry like weather. now the future track, round after round and we have said northern california town of rain over the last several days. there will be more of that especially wednesday and thursday as we see another good push to sweep across the west again. you will see more snow because of this spirit so that winter weather and that snow continues to fall. rainfall forecast i told you the ground is saturated coastal areas and everywhere you see the orange colors but another three to 5 inches rain on saturated ground and flooding will happen easily. it becomes snow in a lot of spots and may be 4 feet of snow in the higher elevation so my yes we are tracking winter weather and it will last for a

few days anyways, back to you. >> anita: okay, more rain for the west coast. i guess they need it, right? >> they do. >> anita: meteorologist adam klotz. >> julie: after 2020 to inflation and gas prices people are not so optimistic this year will be much better. "the hill" with these points yesterday just how to prepare for an uncertain 2023. plan for high inflation, brace for higher interest rates, job security can be valuable in a recession, and don't expect the stock market to roar back. let's bring in former economic advisor from president trump, steve moore. steve, always great to see you. let's look at the nation's debt clock because it's rising by a second. $31 trillion and climbing. after the house, senate ran through even more democratic spending, david with a new op-ed, "the party is over for

debt ridden america" our national debt is massive. no bigger than annual gdp, the biden administration double down on the spending to expand government in a way that is unsustainable way beyond without private economy can maintain. that led to high inflation and rising interest rates, both of which are causing tremendous pain for families and businesses. what say you on 2023 just as we thought interest rates were going to start rolling back? they push through this massive omnibus bill which will make that impossible. >> hi, julie happy new year. good riddance to 2022. 2022 was just a terrible year for the economy. my colleagues at the heritage foundation have calculate the average family lost about $4,000 in income, julie come in terms of purchasing power because of biden inflation. then you add these problems we have with the economy, the

raising interest rates and so on, so a terrible year. now, i have got to say this shame on republicans, shame on democrats in congress what they did last week, julie with $2 trillion spending bill with republican friends watching the show. your job in 2023 is to cut government spending as much as you possibly can. it is a cancer cell. the reason we saw this massive inflation over biden he spent $4.1 trillion over the amount we would normally spend. of course, this caused a forest fire of higher inflation. the big question for 2022, julie, will republicans take control of the house in about a week's time so, will they get through in terms of getting control of this budget? what happen at the end of 2022 with chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell making this horrific deal, it does not bode well for 2023 and terms of getting the finances straight

and getting near a balanced budget. >> julie: "the wall street journal" has a headline that reads "more robust shows signs of cooling in late 2022. federal reserve projects unemployment to rise during the current year. what do you think of the cooling of job growth? that is a bad thing. jobs have actually been strong despite the fact there was not much incentive for people to work. >> julie, you are exactly right. so the one silver lining in 2022 is we did have a healthy jobs market, 10 million surplus jobs pure the big problem in 202 is businesses getting workers bs partly because as we show in our study, people 75,000, $80 a year not to work. but you have the opposite problem coming and you're exactly right. i talked to the biggest employers in the country that runs the largest hiring agency in the country and he told me starting in late november, early

december, the number of employers looking for workers just fell off of a cliff. we will see, unfortunately, rise in the unemployment rate. and my advice to people watching the show, if on the sideline and not working right now, you may be thinking about getting a job, julie, get a job while they are out there. i think we will see that window slams shut. don't forget, there is another part of this equation, julie. the fed raised interest rates six or seven times in 2022. they are probably not done yet. that will cause pressure on the housing market. and you are already seeing a real slow down in housing. look, i think we can skate around the recession. i don't want to be a debbie downer here, but conquered them at congress manning is killing the economy. we can't move forward 7%, 80% inflation. >> julie: first of all, less people have an actual savings account like a healthy savings

account because of those unemployed, whether unemployed or not for whatever reason, their credit card debt has gone through the roof before christmas, in fact, people are spending and adding to credit card debt. it is not a bright and shiny path going into 2023 when you don't have a job and you have credit card debt and you have rising interest rates. >> my least favorite day of the year is when i get that january credit card. you know come after christmas spending. the nation has been spending too much, and it starts with washington. >> julie: don't follow washington's footsteps. do not be a financial advisor ffor god's sakes. >> let's pay back our debts and not be washington. >> julie: mike >> julie: steve, thank you, anita. >> anita: we are all dreading the christmas card bills, right? it is a new year, but the same old problem at the southern border. a nonstop flight of migrants, many of whom lined up sleeping on the streets of el paso, texas, as the clock ticks on the

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highlighting humanitarian crisis on both sides of the southern border. migrants telling "the new york post," after crossing into the u.s., they are forced to sleep on the streets and struggled to get work. former immigration judge andrew arthurs says he wonders why the white house isn't talking about it. speak with the abuses on both sides of the border. back in 2014, the president joe biden talked about how children being brought to the united states are regularly, physically and sexually abused. why is nobody talk about these issues today? it is important for people to understand, but no one is talking. >> julie: matt finn has more from los angeles, good morning, matt. >> good morning, julie. i got back from the sword don't make southern border last week and when you are there, you can oftentimes see the physical and mental trauma these migrants are suffering after making life-threatening tracks to the united states. over and over again, we see families with various children who clearly are in need of food

and water and probably medical care. and of their journeys here, migrants carry their children and put their lives in danger in all types of extreme conditions ultimately caring for children across the waters of the rio grande river. and some graphic stories of being robbed on their journey here. other migrants have told us the horrors of walking through the jungles with no shelter facing the threat of snakes and wild animals. for some after the journey is here, they have no money in their pocket and perhaps a roof over their head. arizona republican congressman and debbie lesko has introduced six immigration bills calling for the biden administration to fix root causes of the border crisis. >> [boos] >> julie: it is an absolute mess, humanitarian mess and for the illegal immigrants coming here. girls are getting raped and kroll sold into sex slavery and

i talked to dhs. they are not betting where these girls are going. >> despite the ongoing humanitarian crisis on the border and in towns like el paso, the white house insists the president is working on the immigration crisis. >> the president has done the work to deal with what we are seeing at the border since day one. >> in the white house says republicans have voted against proposals to better secure the border. julie. >> julie: matt finn, thank you, anita. >> anita: well for more on this let's bring in chris cabrera vice president of national border patrol council. chris, great to see you and thank you for coming in this morning. i don't have to tell you the holding pattern until the supreme court takes a look at this issue sometime in february. in the meantime, the border is described as chaotic. i want you to look at this headline from "the washington post," it says, "the u.s. border chaos is

unacceptable." the article goes on to say what is happening at the border as soon humanitarian crisis affecting us at large. these are strong words from a paper typically not so critical of president biden and his policies. what do you think? >> what did they think would happen? thousands of people coming in with little to no infrastructure to care for them. we have been saying this for years and falling on deaf ears. this is all due to the administration turning a blind eye to what is going on. and if they don't come down and see what is happening, they don't see the actual problem. they are taking it from other sources, from the media, and they don't know what is going on. it is out of sight, out of mind and they just don't care. >> julie: perhaps they don't want to see it, i don't know. but take a listen to congressman lance gooden from district 5, he's not on the border but

certainly close enough. this is what he had to say yesterday. take a listen. >> president biden was saying we need to ask title 42 but now they plan to use it. the reason we are in this situation though is because they failed to secure the border. title 42 is a band-aid on an amputated leg. we are absolutely at a crisis point and the actions of this white house have helped us get here. we need serious talks on capitol hill. republicans are now in control. >> julie: all right, so that is the biden administration trying to have it both ways here? they say they want title 42 to end but not right now. are you hopeful what representative gooden said about the republicans being in charge of the house this week and maybe they will try to make some changes, some new policies at the border? >> i am hopeful but let's hope the republicans get in there and do what needs to be done here this issue shouldn't be a partisan issue. this is a humanitarian issue.

and you would think that republicans and democrats would reach down and do what is best for their fellow human beings coming in that are trying to come here. you stop everybody from coming in, obviously you will not have these problems. people will not have that cool factor. the root cause of this is the white house. you don't need billions of dollars to foreign countries to have study groups to understand that if we let people end, people will come in because they can. it is plain and simple. >> anita: it should be a bipartisan issue but certainly, vice president of the national border patrol council kiss my chris cabrera, thank you for coming in this morning. sp>> thank you. >> julie: the war in ukraine rages on. a barrage of drone attacks from the ukrainian capital and the ukrainian military is responding. we have the latest from kiev next. next. and

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>> fox news alert, 14 people dead and a dozen hurt over the southern border yesterday. during a prison break in new mexico. official site it happened sometime around 7:00 a.m. when gunmen and armored vehicles

attacked the facility about 15 miles from the texas border. ten prison guards and four inmates were killed with gunfire and around 24 prisoners escaped. many ukrainians running in the new year at the way they ring out the old under attack. russia targeted kyiv with dozens of drones after midnight new year's day. ramped up missile strikes this last week. ukrainian say russia is trying to break civilians morale. nate foy is live in kyiv with the latest, it will take a lot to break the morale of the ukrainian people, what do you think? >> they have certainly proved that much. it has been a busy three days here not just kyiv but across the country to end 2022. three straight days of russian air strikes but we learn in the past hour ukraine has struck a massive blow in the country disease killing at least 63

newly mobilized russian soldiers. take a look at this video. russia says the number is 63, but ukraine says it could be as many as 400 killed or injured. russia's defense ministry said ukraine use the u.s. providing high rocket system and the strike. they hit a facility where russian soldiers were staying in kyiv, a dense providence that russia claims to annexed. but as you mentioned this comes as ukraine shot down over 40 drones, targeting kyiv overnight. take a look at the next video, this was the second night in a row starting midnight, russia launched a new wave of drones and ukraine said critical infrastructure has been damaged and power shortages in kyiv because of it. take a look at this next video, president zelenskyy promised the air defense would improve in the new year and for the first time, ukraine is stating publicly it use the u.s. provided air defense system to shoot down those a rainy and made drones over the past two nights.

all 45 were shot down in all 41 shut down today. take a look at this next video, it comes after significant missile strike on saturday afternoon. over 20 missiles raining down on ukraine. at least two women have been killed. dozens of people are hurt. here is president zelenskyy racked into the new wave of russian attacks to start the new year. >> these russian terrorist entered this year as pathetic as they were. defenders have shown january 1st, they are as great as they were before. >> meanwhile, president putin and new year's address blame these attacks on the west purities has the west is using ukraine to destroy russia. we will send it back to you, anita. >> anita: the fighting continuing into the new year. nate foy, thank you.

>> thanks. >> julie: from on this let's bring in national security military with virus independent research dr. rebecca graham here at always great to s see you. ukraine, of course once again accusing moscow of trying to break the morale after that attack with russian drone swarm. president zelenskyy accuses russia of "following the devil and waging the war to make sure putin remains in power until the end of his life." is there any end in sight of this war to the new year? >> obviously, putin is not ready for peace. he likes this war. it is accomplishing what he wants. as long as he is continuing these missile and drone strikes on energy grid and civilian targets, he is not ready to talk. so the only thing for ukraine to do is shoot down the drones and continue to fight in the east, which is what they are doing. >> julie: "washington examiner" op-ed with this, on ukraine come up biden should take off the gloves. what would that mean and what

would that look like if the president were to get a little bit more serious and take off the gloves? what would be your recommendation? >> yeah, strong language and one great thing is the more capable air defenses that really helps a lot but taking off the gloves could mean getting more serious about the oil sanctions. but they are too late. getting more serious about providing weapons. one patriot air defense is going in and let's put in more. so not just the u.s., but of course nato and the other country supporting ukraine really doubling down on ukraine's air defenses and direct support for defense of operations on the ground in ukraine. >> julie: absolutely. it is not even a question or an option for zelenskyy. you mention nato, nato secretary general said the military support when assure the survival of ukraine as a sovereign country and force russia to sit down and negotiate

an end to the war. biden flirted with that idea and did mention peace talks, but you can't take anything seriously that comes out of his mouth. do you actually see that in the future? >> not in the near future but the only way to get russia with peace talks is for ukraine to have more success on the battlefield. putin has got to feel he will lose something big like crimea before seriously talk. and for us to. the missile and drone strikes. >> julie: are the western countries prepared to provide long term support to ukraine as a russian is showing relenting? going to congress for more money and support, there is no end to the pocketbook that the united states is putting up to assist in military aid. >> in europe and other allies are too but every time russia buys a drone from iran and sends

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