♪ all about the south, georgia, alabama, mississippi, louisiana, carolina ♪ don't you want to get down and dirty ♪ florida, alabama. >> ainsley: that's a great song and you're looking at a picture of a great city, dallas. if you have never been there it's so much fun. 42 degrees right there right now. feels like 39. it's going to be 68 degrees there at 3:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. >> pete: that is beautiful. what's your favorite thing about

dallas. >> ainsley: i love is it called hyde park, that area? they have great nicohinno great restaurant. living in new york all the shops are spaced out around the city. but that's like one big shopping mall. it's an outdoor shopping mall and they have such cute shops. and you can just go door to door like a mall where i grew up. >> pete: i knew you would deliver. if i asked brian what his favorite thing about dallas was. >> brian: i would have said cowboys but they are not my favorite but i will would have built off that. >> ainsley: i like cowboys. >> brian: i don't know shopping was an option. >> ainsley: great next can food. pastor jeffress first baptist church and i like the cowboys, too. >> brian: you remember too that series dallas that was based on a true story. i don't think so but thanks for challenging me. >> pete: pete the thing about dallas that struck out for me that series they drank during the day. everyone came to visit 12:00 they go to the bar.

>> ainsley: ate wreaft out on the tier was. >> brian: smoked in the office. >> ainsley: did you watch it my mom watched it dallas and falcon crest. >> brian: spun off to knox landing. >> brian: once in a while go back to each other and feel like a elm if a. that's one day you had a idea. you have happy days and laverne and shirley and johnny loves chachi and something else that came out of that like more tell moore gave us rhoda and phyllis. those were the days where shows would give birth. >> pete: to other shows. >> brian: why don't we do that anymore? >> ainsley: dad, who is the prettiest woman in the world when i was about 5 or 6:00 he said linda evans. i said what about mom? it was traumatic to me that he didn't say my mom. >> brian: linda evans was good. alexa carrington bad. >> pete: i'm way out of my depth here. >> ainsley: linda had bad moments, too right?

>> brian: they had one time they fought each other. >> ainsley: they did. >> pete: thankfully we have will cain on the program shortly who can tell us more about dallas. >> ainsley: best scene when the girls fight. >> brian: haven't watched it yet. >> pete: haven't seen that scene yet deep into season four. we digress, 3 minutes after the top of the hour. december jobs report drop in hour and a half. economists predict hiring remains strong despite rapidly rising interest rates and ongoing inflation. >> brian: which caused the market to drop, families across america struggle to pay for the basics. president biden continues to fought his economic vision. >> ainsley: peter does have live at the white house with the latest for us. good friday morning, peter. >> pete: good friday morning. whole thing trying to build the economy from the bottom up and from the middle out. and now he is saying that he did it. >> so the bottom line is i believe our economic vision is working and we're in the process of implementing the first piece we have gotten done.

>> peter: alan greenspan not so sure. the former fed chairman says a recession does appear the most likely outcome at this time. the two last monthly reports deceleration increases it does not change the fact that prices are still increasing. the guess is on the street for today's report are 200,000 jobs to be added which means a 3.7% expected unemployment rate. today the president is look two years in a past with an event marking january 6th. [shouting questions] >> pray to god it never happens again. >> commemoration, the anniversary? >> a a lot of thinking but we l

tell you about it tomorrow. >> a weekend with a lot of firsts for the president. later today go to wilmington delaware. on sunday he will travel to the border. that is something that he has never done. back to you. >> brian: do we know if he is going to meet with the republican governor, peter? i know probably meet with the democratic mayor. >> peter: we don't know yet about an abbott and biden meeting. but, if abbott is -- abbott has been saying for like two years that biden needs to come and see for himself what's going on. and so, if he really wants to show them he might be there in el paso on airfield when air force 1 lands. >> brian: i remember governor perry met barack obama on the tarmac and handed him a letter how much money he needed or what to do with the border. >> pete: probably should. that might be the only honest assessment joe biden gets when he is down at the border. you heard it there with the reporters shouting questions two years from january 6th that something democrats compare to

9/11 and certain things. victor davis hanson wrote a piece in american greatness pointing out that there's a lot of things that have gone sideways in washington, d.c. many of which didn't make the same headlines of january 6th. here's a portion of it. he said how did a virus cancel the constitution? did the lockdowns rob us of our sanity or was it the woke hysteria ignited our collective madness. we are beginning to wake up to a nightmare country we no longer recognizes to a coo and that's a word the left uses all the time. he pointed out so many things have fundamentally changed us as a country over the last two years. 80s 80s the president is going down to el paso on sunday. heads to mexico city to meet with the president of mexico obrador and then the prime minister of canada trudeau next week. that's why they arrested, many people are saying that's why they arrested chapo's son down

there. he had arrested him before and had to let him out of prison because of this big uproar and big uproar overnight down in mexico when they did arrest him again. some are speculating did they arrest him because they know the president is coming down there? we had some guests on. one of you guys interviewed. interviewed the guys that live on the border? >> pete: all of them to a man and woman said this is going to be highly scripted. they are already starting to clean up el paso so that what the president sees is only what his handlers want him to see not the reality at the border. >> ainsley: if he does talk to border patrol agents they will just pick border patrol agents that are in favor of biden and his administration? >> pete: you would presume. you would hope not but that's probably what will happen, highly scripted. >> brian: seven minutes after the top of the hour. stunning newly released affidavit laying out the time line the morning of four university of idaho student were are murdered. >> ainsley: we are learning that the suspect bryan kohberger's phone pinged 12 times near that house leading up to the killings and pinged back at the house the

next morning. >> pete: todd piro has the chilling new details. >> shocking new revelations from this affidavit. the document laying out what authorities believe to be the suspected killer's escape route from the crime scene. fox news digital ta taking a rie along retracing what police believe to be his exact path. his d.n.a. found on a knife sheath left at the crime scene which was lying next to one of the victims. and one of the most bone-chilling revelations that came from the affidavit, the surviving roommate came face to face with the killer. police, who refer to the surviving roommate as d.m. say she, quote: 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 bushy eyebrows. the male walked past d.m. as she stood in a frozen shocked face. d.m. locked herself in her room. based upon what the affidavit revealed.

here is what we know now. around 4:00 p.m. xana received a door dash food order at home. moments later she heard what sounded like kaylee playing with her dog in her bedroom upstairs. between 4 and 4:12 a.m. she thought she heard kaylee say is there's someone in here. she opened the door for a second time when she thought she heard what was crying from zan naption room. around that same time xana's phone showed she was on tiktok leading police to believe she was still alive at that time. but at 4:17 a neighbor security cam picked up a noise that sounded like a loud thud and whimper. around 4:20 is when d.m. encounters the killer. is he believed to have left the scene moments later between 4:20 and 4:25. his car picked up again on security cam footage at 4:25 a.m. near wsu. we also now know based on kohberger's phone records that he returned to the murder scene around 9:00 a.m. later that morning. police did not arrive on scene until afternoon. meantime, kohberger appearing in court for the first time

yesterday. kaylee goncalves' father too emotional to speak but here is the family's attorney. >> obviously an emotional time for the family seeing the offender for the first time. this is the beginning of the criminal justice system and the family will be here for the long haul. >> kohberger will remain in custody with no bail. status hearing set for january 12th. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you, todd. >> brian: meanwhile have the dad of kaylee joining us 8:30 to get his initial reaction to what it was like in the courtroom yesterday. "fox & friends weekend" co-host. so many huge stories today. something you have been covering as good as anybody, and that is the recovery of damar hamlin. the word is he is neurologically intact at this hour. not able to speak. your reaction to the progress that was announced yesterday? >> wonderful. wonderful news. i think, not to be -- not to

personalize any of these stories too much but each and every one of us see it through the prism of our own lives and truthfully, as a collective nation. a reflection of the power of prayer. i truly think an entire nation and sports base did lift up damar hamlin in prayer. i do think it's a reflection here of the power of prayer. it's all positive news, brian. you know, neurologically, back on the path. the reason supposedly that he cannot speak is he is still intubated i believe but he can communicate. first thing that he asked did we win the game? i mean, there's some conversation the in the wake of this about football. whether or not football still has a place in american society? well, the answer to that. >> pete: of course. >> will: inevitably from the people involved and people who love it yes, football is important. football has its risks. i don't think we will find out. we'll see and i don't know all of the details whether or not football was actually a massive contributing factor to what happened, meaning the true dangers of the game, to what happened to damar hamlin here. but, for now, we celebrate what

looked like the path to full recovery for this young man. >> pete: will, you mentioned the first question he asked when he woke up. here's the doctor talking about it. listen. >> last night he was able to emerge and follow commands. and even asked who had won the game. he did not speak. he was able to communicate in writing. and he is unable to speak with us yet as he still has a breathing tube in and we are still assisting him with ventilation. so, the, you know, when he was communicating with us last night and again today, that's been in writing. and, you know, to paraphrase one of our partners, you know, when he asked did we win? the answer is yes, you know, damar, you have won. you have won the game of life. >> pete: athlete, competitor first question did we win? >> will: yeah. you know, it's, again, i think

the take away here is what sports and what this moment represents for this guy, for his family, and for us as a nation. it is truly something that has the power and does bring us together. you know, and i don't think -- there has been a lot of criticism of anybody that brings up this question but at some point we can keep the first thing the first thing, pete, keep demarre at the center of the story and then start acknowledging existence of the second, third and fourth thing. that is nfl has chosen to cancel this game. and that's the right decision. but, then we have to address what next? it's a big -- it's a big decision. i mean, it effects this multi, what, multi billion dollars business. who plays where. it's probably the same teams that make the playoffs. how many millions were gambled on this game? and i know this sounds so -- it's so unimportant in the context of damar hamlin but we can't pretend these thoughts and

issues and conversations don't exist. >> brian: no they are having them right now because they have got to figure out how to seed the teams for the playoffs and his own father josh allen said damar hamlin's dad told the bills charge forward. and they have got to play the patriots this weekend and they have got win. it's unbelievable. >> will: there's a lot of things in our culture that are really like now we have to address how do we deal with them. most of them have very, very small. i'm going to give you just an example. again, millions of dollars, for example, this is just as an example, were involved in-last week was a fantasy football championship weekend. ainsley by the way was involved in our show's fantasy football weekend. what happens? how does yahoo play out. -yahoo holds money in escrow? how is that handled? the point is there is a lot of questions that have to be answered to your point, brian, are being asked and answered and doesn't do anybody service to pretend they don't exist. we still can remember those are

the second third and fourth thing while remember the first thing is damar hamlin, his health and his life and still keeping the first thing the first thing. >> ainsley: will, you mentioned faith. tee higgins said that he talked to his mom and tee higgins said he was so thrilled. he had a smile on his face when he heard that was his first question. he definitely won the game because he said that would have been my first question, too. we have all been worried about tee higgins, too. this was an accident. he didn't mean to do this it happens on the football field. unfortunately. so glad he is recovering. he went without air for 10 minutes and now he is writing down a sentence and that also shows me he remembers playing the game because that was his first question. so, prayer actually i love what you said, everyone around the country is talking about. and in the faith world is talking about how prayers really work. and his poor mom was in the ambulance with him and our heart goes out to her, too. we know what could have happened and how bad it could have been. but it looks like he is on the road to recovery. and he remembers the game. he is writing, once they take the tube out, hopefully he will be able to speak again.

can you elaine bore rate on the faith issue for you? >> will: yeah. can i say this as well in addition to so, first of all, i'm glad you brought up tee higgins because, again, while damar hamlin remains the first thing. i think all of us have understood this is probably and we know it is weighing on the heart of tee higgins. he is the cincinnati bengals wide receiver who was involved in that collision and it doesn't need to be. truth is, that's part of football. and it still remains to be seen how much this was a rare freak accident. brian and i both have researched and investigated and talked about if it was commotio cordis. head of told me not once, never seen this in football. lacrosse, baseball yes. not once in football. if it is that, if it is that, completely rare. and that doesn't need to weigh on the heart of tee higgins. i'm glad you brought him up, ainsley. look, you said two things. you asked me about my personal.

i don't talk about my personal stuff a lot when it comes to faith. but i do want to acknowledge that i, like so many people in this world, am a person constantly in search of, you don't perfect it but drawing closer to god and finding a better faith. and i don't -- i feel sometimes, ainsley, it's not as comfortable for me to talk out loud as for example it is you. i appreciate that about you. i don't know why. i can't answer to you why that is the case. but i can tell you that there are -- who knows, you guys probably have the polling on it. america is a nation of faith. that nation came together. and i do believe it played a role for damar hamlin. >> pete: absolutely right. will, real quick, what are we doing this weekend? >> will: real quick. they're going to get mad at me i will tell you something a couple quick points i was disappointed pete didn't say favorite thing about dallas was me. two, it was if you please to see pete have a big bag of nothing on 80's television shows three, brian, are you telling me they

don't like birth new television shows today based off one. law and order ttsd, law and order svu. l.a., savannah, oklahoma city, waco. they take a franchise and turn it into 10 shows today. >> ainsley: real housewives. >> brian: what is ptsd? >> will: i got it here. got it pulled up. jason rantz, sara carter, don't miss "fox & friends weekend." >> brian: too bad i didn't make the board i'm on too. >> pete: are you on too? >> brian: thanks a lot. head shot provide it or a sketch. >> ainsley: you are a man of faith. you don't have to talk about it. you live it and that's the best. and god bless you my friend. >> pete: will is exactly right. i made no sense of any of those 80's references. >> brian: like you weren't even here. >> pete: didn't point out the fact that there are more spin

off series. >> ainsley: thank you for contributing. >> brian: or trying. >> ainsley: ashley has headlines for us. >> ashley: we are going to begin with the ongoing battle over who will be the next house speaker. we are now heading into day four and a late night deal could finally clear a path for republican leader kevin mccarthy in today's vote that will woo allow congress to get to work on behalf of the american people. >> the devil is in the details. and we'll look at it and see. it's common sense proposals that, quite frankly, mr. mccarthy had six to eight weeks ago. hopefully, we can come to some conclusion, if not, we will sit here as long as it takes. >> ashley: mccarthy remains confident shooting down the idea his position has been weakened by the drawn out process. and wild video out of hawaii shows kilauea spewing lava once again. the volcano erupted months ago and took a quick break. scientists did not expect it to erupt again this soon. while the epic lava flow site the u.s. vija geological servict

the vapor eruption may cause breathing difficulties. stay away from that if you can. prince harry more altercation with his brother release tell all memoir. harry says they were arguing over meghan markle, during the fight william describes harry having a red moist and desperate punch him back. harry admits the ongoing rift with his late mother britain says diana sad. is he really into the royals, right? >> pete: rachel really is he is not so much. >> ashley: i meant pete. >> pete: i answer anything. >> pete: happy to speculate on behalf of will at any point. >> ashley: nobody knows anybody's name here. >> brian: wait for the kyron to pop up. >> pete: coming up russia -- is that russia?

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he's trying to find some oxygen. >> brian: meanwhile the president just announced send infantry vehicles, fighting vehicle, weighing in sending other tanks. france is sending their vehicles so is germany. here to weigh in on exactly what they need and what they are getting fox news strategic analyst jack keane. should zelenskyy and ukraine honor cease-fire for 36 hours? >> i agree with president zelenskyy. he looks at it and sees it as a ploy. he knows the russian history on cease-fires, what is that refit and rearm during cease-fires. it's likely also a public relations campaign. anybody involved in a cease-fire knows it takes days prior to a cease-fire to actually implement one. effectively and he put the word out 24 hours in advance. likely more for pr reasons than nor anything else. and if he was dead serious about honoring christian holidays,

which is the reach he is providing here. many of ukrainians celebrate christmas on december 25th. he would have started with christmas eve and run it through new year's for two weeks and then, you know, end it on january 7th as he is planning to do here and then but begin it, the announcement of it in december, early enough so it would be effective. that's not the case here. so i think zelenskyy is right. it's a ploy. >> france is sending amx vehicles. ewould sending bradley. germany is sending mortar. how much is needed. what else does ukraine need? >> i spent a couple of hours with the ukrainian ambassador and her defense atta shae on wednesday and embassy here in washington they don't want to bite the hand that's feeding them and very complimentary of the administration that's providing support. the reality is what the ukrainians are really asking for are long range missiles that would have been able to reach

the bases in crimea where the air drones that the iranians are providing are based and that opportunity is now lost because they have been moved back into russia while we expended hundreds of air defense missiles trying to knock these things down we could have easily have destroyed them all. >> brian: unbelievable. >> they're also asking for tanks. we need tanks. bradley fighting vehicles move infantry. tanks penetrate enemy defenses. and that's what they want. they want our abrams tank. they want the german tank and both the united states and germany are not giving them. this is how they can mount successful offenses. they also want our advance drones and they would still like to have their very highly trained pilots get trained on the f-16s so they can bring that into the war. those are the things they need to have a successful offensive operation heading in here now that the ground is being frozen and carrying on into the spring.

that's what's on the table. i believe the administration, certainly deserves credit and the support they provided but it's almost like we don't want ukraine to lose but we don't want to give them all the weapons they need to truly win. and retake their territory and liberate the people. that is fundamentally the issue at hand. >> brian: attack are better than the eye marchs. thinking about giving them the attack couples. they are hitting russian targets are they not? military targets in russia? >> yeah, they are doing that largely with their special operations and not talking about it. the ukrainians have volunteered to give to give the united states target approval every every missile that the attack elms uses so they are sure in the united states that would not attack into russian territory with those missiles. that's quite a concession they are willing to make but, yet, still no approval on that

missile system. >> brian: general keane, thanks so much. i know you had that big meeting and look forward with the ambassador of ukraine to find out what exactly they need to win. thanks so much, general. >> yeah, great talking to you, brian, and your team. have a great weekend. >> brian: you too. speaking of the weekend come up at 8:00 and repeeghtd at 11:00, we have one nation. make sure you watch. among our guests h.r. mcmaster break down what we are talking about and also what's going on with terror threat on this 19-year-old and of course what happened on new year's eve. douglas murray will be with us. jimmy failla the news duel. the corruption from the madoff documentary just out and tie it to this crypto scandal which we're witnessing currently. meanwhile, still ahead on this show. the new covid subvariant is spreading across the united states right now. dr. siegel is here to explain why. first, this ain't her first rodeo. janice dean is live at madison square garden where professional bull riders are taking over and she just might hop on that crazy

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>> ainsley: accounting for 40.5% of all covid cases throughout the country now. >> brian: all right. so what do we need to know? let's ask fox news contributor dr. marc siegel. how concerned are you about this latest variant. >> we have been at this dance before. >> brian: been dancing at two and a half years. >> that's the good news. still in the omicron family. a lot ofs have you immunity built up that's going to help us against it. it's not going to be another huge surge like we saw with delta because, again, it's not a big change of the game right now. the thing is though that it spreads more widely than anything before it and it's zoomed up because it's more easily contagious and it evades immunity, which means it attaches very closely to your cells. but, again, we have seen it. a lot of us have immunity in our bodies whether we had prior infection over the last six months. whether we had a jab. both of those things give you immunity and help you. >> pete: doctor, help us out though. we are already hearing los angeles, new jersey, some schools are saying kids might

have to mask up again. would we really go down that path again? >> would you and i, no. we have been down that road before, too. it doesn't work because kids don't comply. they don't know how to wear the mask. they got the wrong mask, and it interferes with learning and socialization. we have seen so much depression as a result of this. public health is not about a virus. it's about going after a virus and what the implications are in a mod broad scale. >> ainsley: hopefully it's watered counsel each time. i feel there aren't as many deaths is that accurate? >> the hospitalizations have gone up across the country. but the number of cases by what happens reported have not gone up. again, we are in the same ballgame. we have to keep an eye on it. can't overreact. >> brian: keep in mind, in china, people are dying in droves. they are burning bodies in their backyards. what are they experiencing now? remember the last time we were down this road and they're exporting chinese citizens and. >> i'm glad you brought this up. we don't know what's going on in

china. how do we know it's this xbb subvariant. may be something different. they don't have immunity. the real issue in china is covid zero caused them not to be exposed the way we have been expose nod immunity there if you suddenly get a brand new virus you haven't seen before and don't have a vaccine or have one that's two or three years old you're gonna have this reaction. we are not going to see that here. >> ainsley: will you react really quickly to damar hamlin because his doctors are now saying it appears that he is neurologically intact. he was writing did we win the game? >> did we win? it's a rocking moment. i spoke to our head of rehab the at nyu steve flanagan that is extremely encouraging neurologically he got enough oxygen to the brain he is going to recover. heart and lungs we don't know. lungs are getting better. we don't know the big question of what happened to his heart. whatever he had an underlying heart problem or whether he doesn't or commotio cordis whether he got hit in the wrong cycle.

>> ainsley: do they know. >> i think they know. they are looking at echo cardio grams. they are looking at the heart. they haven't released that. >> brian: when will we know. >> we should know. patient pristles. also what the family wants them to release. we're going to know over the next few days. >> ainsley: how long will it take to get off the ventilator? >> you know, so you said before, he's not speaking because is he on the ventilator. he could speak. my feeling is he could speak right now but he has the tube. they go very cautiously with that ventilator. they don't ever want to take it off and have to put it back on again. so, they are going slow with that he will be off that in the next few days i believe. >> ainsley: good. great story that he is getting better. >> ainsley: still ahead there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month.

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>> ainsley: bryan kohberger the 2 will-year-old accused of killing four university of idaho students making first appearance in idaho to face charges as a newly released affidavit reveals his d.n.a. was found on knife sheath at the crime screen. one of the surviving roommates opened the door for the third time after she heard the crying and saw a figure clad in black clothing. the male walked past d.m. that's what the roommate is known as as she stood in a frozen shocked face. here to react is call walsh in pursuit with john walsh good morning callahan. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. what does the affidavit tell you? >> there is a lot of details coming out that we were unaware of just prior to this. a lot of important details. but a lot of bizarre details as well. what's important is that they were able to initially track and find out who this suspect was by the vehicle. they use a lot of surveillance in and around that home to see

that this car was coming in at these late hours and leaving the night of the murder. there is not a lot of cars coming in and out of that area at that time. they were then able to use a cell phone number that he had been given when he was stopped at a traffic stop prior to that to then use historical data to then place his cell phone in and around that house 12 times prior to the murders. meaning he was stalking this house. then the information in the affidavit about one of the victims seeing him in the home, it's a one-more bizarre twist and one more bizarre piece of evidence in this already bizarre case. >> ainsley: you know, i remember as a child we watched the adam walsh story. my sister and i. and we were very cautious when we were in malls and shopping. we were always close to our mom because of that you and your dad went on to do amazing things and found america's most wanted. some criminals are behind bars because of that. so you have a lot of experience in this and also as a mom i'm always watching my daughter because i think about your brother. as unfortunate as that is, you

changed a lot of lives and helped so many families around the country. so, when you see that his phone was pinged at least 1 times around that house and then he came back the next morning, is that shocking to you or do you see this often? >> you know, what's unfortunate is it's not shocking to me. we see cases like this on america's most wanted previously or our new show in pursuit with john walsh. these guy also go to any length to harm those that they want to harm. we live in a world with a lot of great people. but there is still a lot of dangerous individuals, especially in this country. we live in the greatest country on the planet. still a lot of dangerous individuals out there. it's about the public fighting back. using the power of the public. us all being aware, coming together to make sure that we can safeguard our children and our loved ones. you know, it's hard to protect against a rogue lone wolf like this guy. someone who had his sight set on these victims. but we can come together as a society and help protect and safeguard those that we believe are our most precious.

our women, our children. we need to make sure that we can come together and try to stop anything like this from happening again in the future. >> ainsley: most of us, before you're married, you live in a house with a bunch of people because you usually can't afford the rent. what do you think happened here when this roommate came out and she said she saw him. she locked herself in the bedroom after that. but she didn't call police? >> you know, it's difficult for me to process that i think it's difficult for a lot of people to process that hearing that information. we don't know what kind of state of mind she was. in and, as you mentioned. she is living in this house as, quote, a party house. a lot of things going on late at night in that house. did she think this was a prank. just somebody who was unruly and getting kicked out of the house? was this a fight between friends is? who knows what she thought in that moment. can i only imagine how terrified she might have been. it's unfortunate she didn't call until noon the next day. but, we'll learn more. you know, this is not something that blame her.

i do think she is involved in this? not at all; however, we will find out more information and that will come to light. >> ainsley: yeah, hopefully, they will let cameras in the courtroom. we are all fascinated about this. we want to know why those four. thankfully he didn't stab the other two but he came out of the house face to face with her. the cops did amazing job. criticized by many. but then they were tight-lipped and that happened to prove in their best interest and now they have a guy behind bars or suspect behind bars at least. callahan, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: you're welcome. you can watch in pursuit with john walsh on "discovery" plus. head over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: start with two new jersey police officers on the mend after being stabbed last night in newark. authorities say they were responding to a domestic dispute when a man with a knife attacked them. that suspect is charged with attempted murder. both officers are expected to make a full recovery. samsung is expected to profit --

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>> ainsley: professional bull riding returns to new york city this weekend as some of the best bull riders in the world go head to head with the fiercest animals. >> pete: that includes our next guest who is the first and only new yorker to compete in the elite event. >> brian: fox news senior meteorologist janice dean is live from madison square garden with live with the 2022 champion david. hey, janice. >> janice: hello and day loan, dalen youare wearing your bubbl. >> yes, sir. >> are you excited nervous going to be competing today. >> i will be competing today and i will get excited a little bit. >> i like to stay on the helloer time until we get ready to go. >> janice: enemy game time. >> yeah. >> janice: do you know in advance that this bull will buck up a storm. >> most of these bulls have a

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