you. hopefully everything can be solved by today and we can move forward and get to investigations and get the country on track. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> todd: three more hours left and then get a rest. she going to collapse hopefully that doesn't happen. >> ashley: that's okay. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ is ♪ everybody's working for the weekend ♪ everybody wants a new romance. >> brian: pete hegseth is in for steve. he looks very good today. >> pete: thank you, brian. >> brian: much better than ever, some would argue. i would say this if the series of votes don't take place today. we thought it was probably going to stop yesterday. they have to work through the

weekend. and they don't get healthcare. healthcare gets cut off today, too. >> pete: did they vote to adjourn, until, what? tomorrow? >> ainsley: today at noon. six votes yesterday. all failed. in total there have been 11 votes. >> pete: enough time for them to come home and come back? they can join us on "fox & "fox& friends weekend." >> brian: absolutely. ounce. >> ainsley: house broke 100 year record 1923 fred g gillette ninh ballot and here we're on the 11th ballot. >> brian: always breaking records for the day and age pandemic 100 years. thinks about b. how much is going on never happened before. par for the course. >> ainsley: delaying all the investigations republicans across the country who put these men and women in office is delaying all of that. here we are at the end of the first week and nothing can be done. no business can be accomplished unless there's a speaker.

>> brian: so much going on. >> ainsley: should we go to the border? the is a know a cartel deadly riots in mexico following the arrest of imprisoned drug king chapo. >> brian: who is in charge of that country. high stakes summit. president biden's first trip to the southern border. >> last time the city of sin know a was attempted to capture chapo's son. the video guzman was made in the city caused the death of security forces there and caused mass destruction by way of

looting and fires to car road blocks. reporting gunfire in multiple locations. as you mentioned this comes just days ahead of the anticipated state visit to mexico by president biden. that's next week and on sunday, the president will head to el paso for the first border trip of his presidency. >> i will visit the border myself this sunday in el paso to assess border enforcement operations, meet with the local officials and community leaders and the folks at the border sending me what they need that they don't have and make it public what they conclude they need they don't have to try to convince my republican colleagues they should do something. >> well the biden administration has released a new border policy includes imposing new consequences for individuals who enter the country unlawfully. legal migration pathways additional resources to secure the border which alejandro mayorkas has been forced to repeat is not open despite appear ans.

>> let me be clear, title 42 or not, the border is not open. we will continue to fully enforce our immigration laws in a safe, orderly and humane manner. >> well, additional violence broke out literally across the border from where the president will be in el paso. cartel king pin known as he will neto died in a shootout on thursday following a mass prison break. guys? >> ainsley: thank you, alex. >> brian: visit with the canadian president and our president and presiden presiden. >> ainsley: great news they did arrest him but he says he is very suspicious they captured him days before our president goes down there to visit it goes to show that mexican government can find and interrupt the cartel leaders if they really want to. they arrested this guy back in 2019 but the mexican authorities they had to let him go because there was so much pressure from

the sinaloa cartel resulting in 13 deaths. did shows how much power this cartel has down there. >> brian: they need our help. >> pete: of course they do. they're at war with these cartels. cartels are effectively in control. he probably knows his prison guard. who knows, might get another escape attempt out of that amazing, any time you hear our leaders say let me be clear. can you count on the fact that what they say next is not true. let me be clear the border is not open. as we remove shipping containers and razor wire as you said, brian, as we watch people flow across. this visit to the border for joe biden will be a highly scripted choreographed, nonview of the reality at the border, unfortunately. >> brian: is he going to walk through the town of el paso. is he going to see people living people living on the streets and tent cities. the democratic mayor there he got what he wanted. he declared a state of emergency. is he getting emergency funds

like going to a hurricane site and going to the only site not hit by a ukraine had. i don't know if it's possible to go to el paso and not see anything. if i'm 82 years old. i'm thinking about running for president again. i get the lowest numbers possible when it comes to immigration. i use this as an opportunity to see it all. see outrage and then make sure something is done. i do think that's going to happen? no. i don't know if it's possible to go to el paso and not see the hell in which these people are living in and living through. >> ainsley: well, the president said yesterday he is expanding the humanitarian parole program. they are going to accept 30,000 people per month from four different nations for two years and offer the ability for illegal -- for legal work as long as they come legally they have eligible sponsors and they pass vetting and background checks. it would immediately begin. turn away cubans, haitians and nicaraguans who cross the border illegally. he heads to el paso on sunday ahead of that trip down to mexico city to meet with the leaders of mexico. the leaders of canada.

brandon judd talks about how biden is not going to get a good reception. >> based upon what secretary mayorkas just said it's not going to be a good reception it shouldn't be good reception. when you hear rhetoric the border is not open when all the evidence shows that the border is wide open, you can't expect border patrol agents to be happy about what this administration is currently doing. and then, on top of that. you look at what they're proposing. if they do not implement the proper policies, programs and operation, it doesn't matter what they say. people are going to continue to cross our borders illegally. agents will continually be pulled out of the field and cartels will continue to rule our border. >> pete: he's right. what they talked about with this new proposal biden is rolling out is effectively a different way to process people who are coming. there's nothing in there about actually securing and stopping this influx of illegality which is basically fake asylum claims which they're talking about more asylum claims for people. it won't get better. let's see if joe biden is willing to or his handlers, i

should say, to be more precise. put him in front of actual border patrol agents to give him actual feedback. that might be. >> ainsley: he says he is going to meet with them and find out what their needs are. >> pete: we'll see. >> brian: just real quick the venezuelans nicaraguans, haitians and cubans, they are the ones that have to instead of getting to a border get on an app. and you're supposed to apply for asylum on your app. and you call cbp 1 to schedule an appointment at the port of entry and then make their asylum claim there without crossing. now, if you cross without using the app. you are ineligible to come in. what happened the remain in mexico for venezuelans actually worked. do you know why? we know it worked because it worked for remain in mexico for earn under the previous president. he would admit it. because remain in venezuela where we thought we would expand it. there is 150 countries, including russians and not ukrainians but russians and belarusians. >> pete: yeah. >> brian: so what about them?

they're allowed to come in but you don't have to use the app.? oh, i'm sorry, the cuban refugee, you go use your app., stand in mexico. >> pete: you use the app. you no app. what about the unaccompanied minors, what about the #-year-olds. unaccompanied minors come through our border we just don't know what happens to them do they have an app. you are not really addressing the problem. at least he is admitting the remain in venezuela worked which means remain in mexico. so for those four countries. >> ainsley: for mayorkas to say the border is not open. ask an border patrol agent 2,000 coming over per day in the month of december. >> pete: definitely open. >> brian: meanwhile a stunningly newly released affidavit laying out the timeline the morning four university of eight idaho students were murdered. >> ainsley: we are learning that the suspect bryan kohberger's phone pinged 12 different times near the moscow home leading up to the killings.

>> pete: todd piro has the chilling new revelations. >> the document lays out what authorities believe to be the suspected killer's escape route from the crime scene. you can see it right there on your screen. fox news digital took a ride along retracing his exact path. we also now know based on kohberger's phone records that he returned to the murder scene around 9:00 a.m. the following morning or the morning of the murders. his d.n.a. was found on auto knife sheath left at the crime sheen. and one of the most bone chilling revelations. the surviving roommate came face to face with the killer. police who refer to the surviving d.a. saw a figure clad in black clothing and a mask that covered the person's mouth and nose walking toward her. d.m. described the figure as 510 or taller, male, not very muscular but athletically built with bushy eyebrows. walked past d.m. as she stood in a frozen shocked face. the male walked back towards the

back sliding glass door. d.m. locked herself in her room. based on what the affidavit revealed here is what we now know around 4:00 a.m. xana received a food dash door order at home. minutes later d.m. said she heard what sounded like kaylee play wherg dog in her bedroom upstairs. between 4:12 a.m. kaylee said there is someone in here. she opened the door second time what she thought was crying from xana's room. xana's phone showed she was on tiktok leading police to believe she was still alive at this time. buff at 4:17, a neighbor security cam picked up a noise that sounded like a loud thud and whimper. around #:20 is when congressman encounters the killer. he is believed to have left the crime scene at 4:20. his car picked up again on security camera footage at 5:25 -- or 4:25 i should say near wsu. meantime kohberger appearing in court for the first time yesterday.

kaylee goncalves' father too emotional to speak outside the court house but here is the family attorney. >> it's obviously an emotional time for the family seeing him for the first time. this is the criminal justifiable system and the family will be here for the long haul. >> kohberger will remain in custody with no bail. a status hearing set for januar. bark to you. >> all right. thank you so much, todd. we were just talking during the commercial break and during todd's report -- -- commercial break -- beginning of the show. someone saw him wearing a black mask bushy eyebrows. they said the mask covered nose and mouth. we were wondering why she didn't call 911 if she heard her roommate crying and that conversation. but it sounds like this was a party house. and if you remember in college if you lived with several roommates you don't know really who is coming in and who is coming out. it might be a friend of a roommate. >> pete: 4:00 in the morning. probably alcohol involved. you don't know.

the question is two things. one, she didn't call the police for four, five, six hours after seeing that. >> ainsley: until noon. >> pete: there has to be a rationale or reason. >> ainsley: she said she was shocked and locked her door. >> pete: may have gone back to bed and woke up and realized it. the other thing is the police work of not revealing that they had seen -- that a roommate had witnessed him on site. i didn't know that. >> brian: never leaked out un until. >> ainsley: they were very tight lipped in this investigation. we know he exited through the back sliding doors. >> brian: we don't know how he entered the house. we don't know if anyone knew him. we don't foe if there is any relationship between them. we know he seemed to be stalking. when t got his phone pings in te area not only that night he was in the vicinity. he lived 10 miles away. >> ainsley: what's interesting you hear they always come back to the crime scene and the phone pinged between 9:12 in the

morning and 9:21. he came back to the scene. i know someone whose mother was murdered and that's how they got the suspect. or he was actually charged with it. yes. because he came back in front of her house that morning just to check it out, i guess. they are so sick they want to come back and see what's going on. >> pete: he had turned off his phone so it couldn't ping from about 2:00 to 5:00 a.m. roughly. trying to disguise where his location was. but not on the 12 previous visits or the one the morning of that you're talking about. >> ainsley: you wonder about his father. i wonder what his father knew. because they say that trash bags were found in the family's neighbor's trash bins. and that's how they were able to get some d.n.a. that linked it to that knife s sheath. >> thank goodness you might have problems dragging this guy down. >> pete: seems odd to fly out to washington to drive back a white

elantra. >> ainsley: 28 years old or 29. >> pete: without questions being asked between the two of them why am i doing this? >> ainsley: hello looking for a white elantra. my s elantra. if he is that old, there had to be signs of things that that kid did as a child, right? unless he just snapped. >> pete: by the way, have someone more invested in this than us steve goncalves father of kaylee goncalves coming up on this program at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. we will ask him these questions as well. after three days and 11 votes, shows republicans may finally have a deal that could give kevin mccarthy a path to the speakership. the latest from capitol hill. >> ainsley: promising news for damar hamlin. your prayers are working. after the player went into cardiac arrest during the game. what was his first question when he finally gained consciousness?

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areas in the sierra nevadas are getting dug out after several feet of snow. of course follow this story around you will the latest weather developments by down loading the fox weather app. for free on any of your connected devices. former nfl running back peyton hill listed in critical condition after saving his kids from drowning in the ocean in pensacola, florida. peyton was airlifted to the hospital where he is still unconscious in icu for treatment on his lungs and kidneys. according to his family doctors say his condition is improving and his kids are safe. seven year nfl veteran and featured on the cover of madden the 2012 video game after a solid season in 2011. and buffalo bills safety damar hamlin now showing some signs of remarkable improvement. he can now move his hands and feet in a major turn around collapse game monday night. divong tores revealing hamlin's first question which is who won the game then they told him you won the game of life. the nfl has since released a

statement on the status of the buffalo bills-cincinnati game saying quote the week 17 game will not be resumed and has been canceled. i really don't see any other way around it, what they could have done with that situation in that game. >> brian: there is no season left. there is no off week to explore. so they're going to see what happens when it comes to records and seeds and i don't think anyone is going to have a line in the sand. you need really creative thinkers to find out. also talk about having the championship game neutral site one of the best things about having the best record is playing at home. >> ainsley: my bible study was talking about how amazing it is prayer spread throughout our country for him and how it's wonderful that we feel like the prayers have worked. that god has heard our prayers and answered our prayers. his family was asking for everyone to pray for him because he was without oxygen for 10 minutes and his brain seems to be okay as of now. he was writing a full sentence. >> brian: not able to talk. i don't know if it's because is he still intubated.

>> pete: still has a breathing tube. it's wonderful to see. his charity has raised $7 million as a result of it. >> ainsley: people on espn were saying prayers on air. other reporters were saying prayers. >> pete: it's excellent. good for him. >> ainsley: so unfortunate what happened. it's brought both teams together and country together as a football team and football fans across the country. >> brian: whole country no doubt about it. other about egg story that's done anything but bring the republican party together speaker. fine to be minority leader. everyone was supportive of him for the last four years. when it comes to being speak about 20 people continue after 11 rounds of voting and three days to insist that kevin mccarthy is not the man. even though 200 republicans say he is. 19 to 20 say he isn't. but, could a breakthrough be on the agenda today at noon when we go back to voting? >> pete: well, we'll see. there are reported additional concessions that have been made

to the freedom caucus by kevin mccarthy and his team. here's what they are and we will see if they are ultimately acceptable when it comes to the next vote after, what, noon today? lowering the threshold for motion to vacate. it was at 5:00. now it would be to one member of. >> ainsley: one person doesn't like him and they're able to stay let's have him out? >> pete: house it representation on the rules committee. how many seats, votes on term limits, which is something republicans have been saying. >> ainsley: ralph norman wants three terms for congressman. >> pete: sounds good to me. stand alone votes on 1 individual appropriations bill which is the way it used to be. things that calling for things congress used to be. nancy pelosi consolidated a lot of power and changed it so the power is in the hands of one person. that, to me, makes sense. see how many votes. >> brian: the rules committee. i want two and a third conservative. he might lose the rest of the caucus if he keeps giving in to

the freedom caucus. so he has got two thirds or nine tenths are in his pocket. he says if you keep giving in to these 20. sooner or later you will be in a situation where i don't want you being speaker if you can't do anything and if the word matt gaetz used last night who will never vote for kevin mccarthy and it's obviously personal. he is going to be in a straight jacket. >> ainsley: matt georgia tech voted for donald trump who is not a congresswoman. this seat can go to anybody in that seat. here he is talking to laura ingraham last night. >> i wouldn't be betting on my vote for kevin mccarthy under almost any circumstance. but it's important to note that. >> laura: so it's personal then. congressman, hold on. hold on. wait. that's personal then. >> no, no, no. >> laura: you just made this very principled point. no. no. you can't have it both way. >> kevin mccarthy has been in the leadership for 14 years. he has sold shares of himself to special interest, to political action committees. and that that's why i don't

think he is an appropriate choice. >> why is trump mcdeart has given in to every concession. >> certainly for four or five core members it is. kevin mccarthy thought there would be a much larger majority than it was. now five vote majority as a result some people feel like they didn't get the amount of support from him they wanted there is a lot of retribution coming into play right now and others added on top of that. by the way, one of the things they just added you cannot spend republican money, house dollars for any open seat primary that's a safe republican seat. this is how much they are drilling down on. they don't want you to put your hand on the scale and pick candidates in a primary that leans republican. dan crenshaw, conservative, texan, says he is fed up. there is what it is.

it's messy. people disagree. but what i think voters and measures want to see from their politicians when they disagree is disagreement in good faith. you should stand for something. if you're going to hold the line, you should stand for something, you should say this is why i'm holding the line. you know as well as i do that when you ask these 20 holdouts what are you holding the line for. they give you very vague statements well, to make this place work better. we're tired of the swamp. we're tired of the status quo. it's like they are on the campaign trail screaming slogans that their consults told them to say. meanwhile they are fundraising afghanistan of this. everyone is getting fundraising emails off of this. do not donate to these fundraising campaigns. they don't need the money for this. >> brian: comeat gaetz fundraising email. andy biggs. >> steve: i get fundraising emails from kevin mccarthy, too. there is what politicians do. they raise money. i think there is a principle i

think most people don't care much about process questions. if i was a member in congress in washington, d.c. right now i would be frustrated depending on what position i h if it went to 11 votes or 20 votes or 50 votes, most americans are not going to care. they're going to care whether or not in a week or two weeks republicans conduct the investigations they're supposed to and they drive a real strong conservative agenda that doesn't compromise to the left. if kevin mccarthy is better at that because of this, that's a good thing. >> when they say we'll vote for you if you give us x, y, and z and he gives you x, y, and z and there are still holdouts maybe dan crenshaw is right it's fundraising. these individuals just like being on tv. >> pete: if you are moving the goal post there is no reason. >> brian: got to vote as a block. evidently they could be almost there. unless all of them are there, they are going to continue to

say 19-20 no. >> ainsley: 10 to 12 are expected to support mccarthy according to three individuals. they found a potential breakthrough. 10 to 12. let's say it's 12. that means six holdouts still. he can only lose four. he needs two extras. >> brian: seven hard nos. but we have not seen seven hard knows. pressure on 19 not seven. >> pete: that's the strategy to whittle it down to that six or seven. >> ainsley: i think americans after three days of this. day four now today. just let us know who wins. let us know when the votes are over. >> brian: 29 minutes after the hour. still ahead, president biden unveils new immigration rules. he plans a visit to the southern border this weekend. that's something the house is not talking about. our next guest says it's just a p.r. stunt. our border panel weighs in. >> ainsley: later, bull riders are back in new york city. pbr unleash the beast event. kicks off tonight at msg and janice takes us along for a

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the pathway for legal migration, of course, new resources to secure the border, whatever that means. in their minds. disrupting criminal smuggling networks and supporting border communities. let's turn to some fo folks in those border communities now to our border panel rosa a retired cbp eagle pass texas. brad coe the sheriff in kinney county, texas and guadeloupe hemaire independent candidate and long time resident. thank you for being here. i want the same question to all three of you and i will start with you rosa. joe biden is finally going to the border. do you think he will encounter what you deal with on a daily basis and will it change the way he sciewlts policies on the border? >> okay. we all know how it's going to turn out. they're going to go ahead and take him down to el paso. it's my understanding that's the case where he is going to be heading over to in regards to the border area.

they already started the process that they already cleaned up the area so they can make like everything is okay. i'm pretty sure is he going down to bring down may mayor going to ahead and speak on his behalf that everything is okay. everything is under control. they will go ahead and try to do their photo op. like we have called him on in the past. >> pete: brad, any chance he actually hears from agents or sheriffs or people trying to do their job right now whose hands are tied or will this be, as rosa pointed out just a scripted p.r. event? >> it's definitely going to be a scripted pr event. they will shelter him, mayorkas of any type of adverse questions. like i said, it's just a photo op. and nothing is going to change. he says he's going to expand -- recreate the wall. just sued arizona for putting containers up for trying to help. it's just a p.r. stunt. >> pete: yeah they say they want to secure the border and have more money for it yet they are

removing border in arizona to your point. guadeloupe long time el paso resident. is it possible to sanitize the scene so that joe biden sees something that is different than the reality of what residents see? >> oh, absolutely i agree with both of your previous guests said. you know, about i think it was two days ago they started removing about 100 of the migrants there at the sacred heart church, which we understand he's going to visit shutting down the local processing center housed in the civic center. they are already trying to make it look much less worse than it is. as far as it being a photo op. for the sake of the people of el paso, i hope that's not the case. i hope he is here with to fix this and with a solution. because it is really a terrible situation here for the people that are coming over illegally and for the people -- the residents of el paso county. >> rosa, what would you say to joe biden if you had a chance to tell him what residents are facing?

>> president biden, we all want to know the same -- we all have the same question, which is why did it take you two whole years to go ahead and try to do something? i know that the plan that he has in mind right now will help out to a certain degree even though he still has a lot of laws. we know when it's in regards to them being processed for expedited removal. all they got to do at the end is say the magic words that they want asylum. so they will go ahead and give process for credible fear. so it's going to go ahead and justed a more burden to the taxpayers that's going to cause more detentions to be created. and then we're going to go back to the same, you know, situation that we're in right now that there's going to be too many folks trying to come in that will be housed in these facilities are going to get overwhelmed and then they're going to have to be released. be told come back in the future. for a hearing. >> pete: what would law enforcement say to them. >> this whole situation has

attack my county to the point that we can't survive this anymore. we lost a bunch of hunters this year because of illegal entry. of course i have been sheriff pushing seven years now with the border patrol for 31. all right here in kinney county. i have never ever seen a situation like this. it is -- they have to be force the laws that are on the books and it works. but they're refusing to do so. mayorkas has people in position to tell him exactly how to do this and he refuses to listen. >> quad lupe real quick as a resident, what would you say if you had a chance? >> you know, i would like for president biden and not just him but everyone on down our congresswomen, escobar, she has not been here hardly at all. our local leaders, no one is speaking out against this administration because they're all from the same party. and my comment to president biden is that he needs to put

americans first and here in el paso county we are not feeling heard from anyone from the very top all the way down to our local representation. no one is speaking out. and we're tired and afraid and our businesses are losing our downtown businesses are losing customers because people are afraid to go down to that downtown area it's not that all the imgreats is bad. first thing they do oh, you are racist. no. we just want order and law. >> pete: thank you so much for your time. >> you're very welcome. >> thank you all. >> pete: idaho murder suspect bryan kohberger appeared in court chilling details about his arrest are released. what we know about his previous visits to the crime scene next.

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>> ainsley: idaho murder suspect brian co-berg making first appearance in idaho courtroom yesterday as evidence reveals d.n.a. was found on crime sheath at the crime scene. one of the roommates' chilling. opened the door after the third time hearing cries saw a will person. the male walked past dm as she stood in a frozen shock face. mollie is a criminal defense attorney and law professor and she joins us now. good morning, mollie. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. after reading the affidavit and learning there is d.n.a. on the knife sheath, that his phone was pinged 12 times at the location and then he came back the next morning and 9:12 and the white sedan that he was driving was

found at his parent's car completely clean in pennsylvania what does this tell you? >> what we know is the significant quantity of evidence that lady investigators to identify bryan kohberger as the suspect in this case. as you mentioned, the d.n.a. that was found at the scene was matched to d.n.a. that was taken from the trash of his parent's residence. in addition to d.n.a., the cell tower location data showed that he had visited that house 12 times before the murders. and that the white elantra, his vehicle, was seen leaving the scene of the crime that evening and heading back to pullman, washington, where he was a ph.d. student studying criminal justice. >> ainsley: people are wondering why didn't the roommate call 911. i'm not blaming her. i have lived in houses with three different sorority sisters at a time you don't know who is going in and ought especially in the middle of the night when people have been drinking.

what do you make of that. >> right, ainsley. i think you're exactly correct. i think this was, for lack of a better phrase, a party house. and at 4:00 a.m., perhaps this roommate was intoxicated herself. not inclined, necessarily, to involve police immediately and maybe she didn't know the gravity, the significance of what had just happened. it was a stranger in the home. and she shut her door. the affidavit mentions that she was in a state of shock. and that's probably all that she knew at that point. it doesn't necessarily surprise me that she didn't immediately call 911 and alert authorities in that situation. >> ainsley: in your experience, have you seen them come back to the scene of the crime? >> yes. this is a very interesting case. but when you look at criminal profiles of killers, there are some that get obsessed with their victims, with their crime and return to the scene. it does happen. >> ainsley: what about the dad? what do you think he knew? he was watching the news, i'm

sure. white elan trap. knows his son lives 10 miles away from his house. he goes out there. they drive cross-country. they are pulled over several times. i'm sure that the driver was in a state of panic, what do they know why are they pulling me over twice? also, d.n.a. was found on his trash that he put in his parent's neighbors trash bins. >> right. i think there's always this instinct of parents to protect their children. and so i think on one hand, it seems reasonable to assume that he had to have some level of suspicion. but, on the other, you end up as a parent wanting to have some plausible didn't. not wanting to believe all of this evidence that you see around you that points to your son as a killer. >> ainsley: yeah. in your experience, does a 28, 29-year-old just murder four people in the middle of the night and just snaps or do you think people saw signs along the

way? >> you know, i really don't think that this is a situation where somebody snapped. i think his fixation on criminal justice, the fact that he had studied and researched killers before indicates he had been thinking about something like this for some time. >> ainsley: thank you so much. mollie. great job. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you're welcome. hand it over to ashley. she has headlines for us. >> ashley: the lapd takes a man into custody after an attempted break in at the family home of grammy winner of billy eilish. the suspect reportedly hopped a fence after 9:00 p.m. last night did not make it inside the home. unclear if anything was stolen from the property owned by the pop star's parent. former secretary and presidential candidate hillary clinton has a new gig next month professor clinton international affairs. clinton will focus on global politics and female leadership

first responders in green bay found the animal stranded in the middle of a river, struggling to get out. luckily crews geared up and were able to successfully get the deer onto the river bank. i love those stories. those are your headlines. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, ashley. coming up, despite sky high inflation and historic labor shortage, biden says things are going great. >> so the bottom line is, i believe our economic vision have working. and we're in the process of implementing the first piece we have gotten done. >> ainsley: what the president is missing ahead of today's december jobs report coming up. ♪

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