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stadium, 26. it's a little oldish, but they are building a new indoor stadium which will attract the final four in the super bowl, the college championships, concerts. it's beautiful weather down there, so you don't need it, but that indoor facility bring so much marta nashville. >> ainsley: can you bring your boat? >> pete: not there, that's jacksonville. but i've been to an out argument nashville, it's nice. >> brian: isn't that at the end of broadway? >> pete: you walk across a bridge. you party, walk across, go to the game, go back. >> brian: my prediction, they'll get a super bowl. >> pete: a super bowl, final four, everything. welcome to "fox & friends" and the 8:00 hour. brian, i was supposed to give you my open. >> brian: i kind of blew my first one. >> pete: 6:00 hour you blew by it, so i'll give you mine. >> brian: i wonder who gets florida-georgia line if they

split up, because the fgl house is right there. >> ainsley: are you being negative? they're not going to split up! are you talking about it? do you know something we don't know? >> brian: they are starting their own single careers. >> ainsley: they are so good, i love them together! >> pete: you never know. give it time. >> brian: they are doing their own thing. they seem to be separating. >> pete: but there's a lot more of those bars popping up, with country singers. people love them. >> ainsley: brian knows, he goes to all of the honky-tonks. >> brian: as soon as i figure out how to get boots on myself. right now i need help, which is not good. he should be able to get your own shoes on. >> pete: give it time, you'll get it. >> brian: i have to grease my ankle. >> ainsley: our president is going down to texas on sunday. >> pete: we will see what he sees when he got down there. it'll be highly choreographed. on another note, and to my

notorious cartel, and the son of el chapo. >> ainsley: the cats and folding just ahead of president biden's first trip to the southern part of. >> brian: alexandria hoff joins us live from washington with the latest. >> good morning. el chapo's son was arrested by mexican cicada forces yesterday. his capturing has led to violent retaliation by the sinaloa cartel. the city by the same name is a stronghold, and his son served as a high-ranking member. officials say at least seven security forces have been killed in the clash that is happening. reportedly doing to my gluten going on, setting fire to cars to create roadblocks. gunfire in multiple locations. this is days after anticipated

this is days before an anticipated state visit by president biden next week. the president will hold to my head to el paso for the first border trip of his presidency. >> let me be clear, title 42 are not, the border is not open. we will continue to fully enforce our immigration laws in a safe, orderly, and humane manner. >> alejandro mayorkas, secretary, speaking to say regardless of what's happening at the border, we can see it is still not open. but the biden administration has expanded legal migration pathways and sends additional resources to secure the border. we have to remember president biden is heading down there on sunday, and additional violence broke out across the border from where the president will be in el paso. the cartel kingpin died in the shoot out on thursday, following a mass prison break.

>> brian: of the of the problems, there's got to be some type of crackdown. >> pete: they were in show. >> brian: president trump had a plan in place to aid the mexican government in taking of these cartels. and people thought this was negative when it came out of one of those hit books. i'm thinking to myself, they mischaracterized it. it was going to be a missile, rocket, he's not going to send a rocket into mexico. he's going to work with them to take it down. they have more power than the government and then making a ton of money off human trafficking. >> pete: talk about real root causes, there it is. they create the pipeline. >> ainsley: let me tell you how corrupt it is, the sinaloa cartel done in mexico. they arrested el chapo's son back in 2019 and then they let him go under pressure from this cartel, resulting in 13 deaths. that's why you see what you see today. this was all going on last night down in mexico and earlier in the day because they arrested

him. now they are burning buildings, burning tracks, and our u.s. embassy down there tweeted out reports of gunfire at multiple locations. >> pete: the timing is interesting because joe biden will be heading to the southern border on sunday. >> ainsley: and then to mexico city. >> pete: we had a former cbp agent, a sheriff, and a resident of el paso on our program earlier to ask what you think will actually happen when joe biden goes down there. here's what they say. >> they already started the process. they have already tried to make it look like if he was okay, and i'm pretty sure he's going to bring down >> ainsley: to speak on his behalf. >> it's going to be a scripted p.r. event. they will shelter him from any kind of adverse questions. it's just a photo op in the thing is going change. they just sued arizona for

putting up containers to try and help. >> not to biden but everyone on down, our congresswoman, escobar, she has not been here hardly at all. our local leaders. no one is speaking out against this administration because they are all from the same party. i hope he's here to fix this. >> pete: it's one thing to check the box to go to the border but another thing to actually want to hear what's happening. >> brian: it's hard to find a border patrol person who does want to give a piece of their mind until it's really happening. it's not a matter of money, but i do like the fact that he's named four countries to say go on and apply. if you can make you legally, cuba, nicaragua, venezuela, but that is a small portion of what needs to be done. the unaccompanied minors, the other 145 countries that have been represented coming across the border. >> pete: afghanistan. >> brian: if you are running

from a brutal dictator, get your apple password, go to the app store, pay the fee, and go and apply. run for your life until we text you back. >> ainsley: listen, if you want to be in this country, they will find a way. we have seen that time and time again. 2,000 every day in the month of december. >> brian: and we tolerate 30,000. >> ainsley: this is something everyone talks about, the idaho murder. a newly released affidavit lays out a timeline of the morning those four students were murdered. >> pete: we are learning the suspect's phone pinged 12 times near the moscow home leading up to the killings. >> brian: todd piro has the chilling details. >> good morning again to all three of you. we are learning about bryan kohberger's potential involvement starting with one of the most bone chilling revelations from that affidavit. police who reported the surviving roommate as "d.m." say she came face-to-face with the killer. a figure clad in black clothing with a mask that covered the

person's mouth and nose walking toward her. d.m. described the figure is 5'10" or italic, male, not very muscular, but athletically built with bushy eyebrows. the male walked past d.m. as she stood in a frozen shocked face. the male walked toward the back sliding glass door. d.m. lock yourself in her room. the affidavit also detailing a timeline of what went down that night. around 4:00 a.m., xana received a doordash food order at home. then she heard what sounded like kaylee playing with her dog in her bedroom upstairs. between 4:00 and 12:00 a.m., she thought her domain she heard her say someone was in there. then she had what she thought was crying from xana's room. around the same time, xana showed she was on tiktok leading police to believe she was still alive at this time. at 4:17, and neighbors security cam picked up a noise that sounded like a loud thud and a whimper. around four clinic 20 is when d.m. encounters the killer.

he is believed to have left the scene moments later between 4:20 and four: i-20 five. his car picked up on security camera footage at 5:25 near wsu. in his dna was found on a knife sheath left at the crime scene, lying next to one of the victims. the document also lays out what authorities believe to be the suspected escape route from the crime scene. fox news digital taking a ride along retracing what believed to be his exact path. based on kohberger's phone records, we know he returned to the murder scene around 9:00 a.m. later that morning. police did not arrive on the scene until afternoon. meantime, kohberger appeared in court for the very first time yesterday in idaho. kaylee goncalves' father too emotional to speak outside the courthouse, but here's the family attorney. >> it's obviously an emotional family stomach time for the family. 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, with a hearing set for generate health. back to you. spew and understandable for the father not be able to talk at that moment. that father, steve goncalves, will be on our program. >> brian: how do you feel if you're that parent seeing him smile in court? >> pete: incredible. >> ainsley: in answering the questions, "yes. yes." acting normal, calm. >> pete: on to some political news. the house is adjourned until noon today. still don't have a speaker. there is now reportedly in riding a proposal amongst those fighting against kevin mccarthy about what an agreement might actually look like. there might be 11 field notes for speaker and a lot of conversations behind the scenes. here is an overview of some of the concessions that we are hearing from the house freedom caucus.

that they would need in order to back kevin mccarthy on a 12 ballot, which would be the vote that happens later today. they are saying lowering the threshold for a motion to vacate to one member. it was five, now it's one. the house freedom caucus wants representation on the very powerful rules committee. the question is how many. >> ainsley: i think they only represent 10% of the republican party. but they wanted four seats. >> pete: there's been changes in what those demands are. they want to vote on term limits and stand-alone votes on 12 individual appropriation bills, which is how the house of representatives used to work. the committees pump out bills, you vote on them separately, and members actually have time to read them. imagine that. a lot of these changes they are demanding our changes to what nancy pelosi did to consolidate power inside the speakership. we will see if it's enough to move the vote today. >> ainsley: these congressmen and women can do whatever they want. they say they are representing their constituents and they've worked with kevin mccarthy her a long time, but the majority want kevin mccarthy.

matt gaetz is one of these holdouts. he says he will never vote for him. he was on with laura ingraham last night. before you play the sound bite, if you say these are the concessions, will vote for you if you give us x, y, and z, and he gives you x, y, and z and you still say you're not going to vote for him, laura was questioning that, saying, is this personal? listen. >> it would be betting on my vote for kevin mccarthy under almost any circumstance, but it's important to note -- >> so it's personal, then. congressmen, hold on, hold on paid weight. that's personal then. you just made this very principled point. no, no. you can't have it both ways. >> kevin mccarthy has been in the leadership for 14 years, and he has sold shares of himself to special interests, to political action committees, so that's why i don't think he is an appropriate choice. >> so why is trump one? >> brian: what proof does he have the he is sold out to special interests? if you don't like paul ryan come he's not there. john boehner is not there.

>> ainsley: he voted for donald trump. >> brian: i mean, he was good enough to be a minority leader, that when it comes to speaker, that's where the rubber meets the road, see who's not going to vote for him? about six or seven people, one of which was scott perry, that he says we are at a reagan moment, trust but verify. the devil is in the details. we'll take our time to ensure it's right. not easy. when we are another come of the status quo must go. he is showing some give. congressman norman on "fox & friends first" is showing some gives. and we see the fact that you have -- what was i going to say? another area in which we are supposed to bring in more people. get this, this is how they are drilling down. they want to make sure that speaker mccarthy will not finance any candidate in an open seat that leans right. so they want to make sure that the speaker will not put his hand on the scale for any lawmaker that they might prefer. so that's how they are drilling

down. is he in such a straitjacket, when he gets this, that he'll be unable to be effective? >> ainsley: on tuesday they took the vote, three failed attempts. wednesday, three failed attempts. thursday, six failed attempts. everyone is like, "just let me know when someone wins and maybe will take an interest in this." it's been a wasted week. we could have gotten a lot of things done for our country and that hasn't happened because they are so busy trying to go against the speaker. 90%. >> pete: i think the most likely outcome here is still that kevin mccarthy becomes speaker of the house. if it leads to a more conservative and ardent and solidified republican majority, then there is fruitfulness in this. but if it's just a holdup because of personal grudges, it could go on forever. how many votes will it be? i don't know. ultimately, they better hold those hearings and they better be aggressive as majority, as the only bulwark against what

democrats have done to destroy our country over the last two years. >> ainsley: if they agree to term limits, is a grandfathered in? is a start from the next session? >> pete: it's an academic exercise to begin with. it is something republicans have been saying they want to do since gingrich. so good on them for holding out on that. >> ainsley: the reason i ask is because nancy pelosi was speaker for a long time. so it's important to you choose if republicans stay in power. >> brian: a lot of people are very frustrated. the question would be this, he keep giving it to the freedom caucus, you leave behind 80% of those who voted for you. and others say, "are you kidding me? i'm not going with this list." then he loses and caves. >> pete: it is political chess at this point. we'll see how it plays out. noon today begins again. >> ainsley: ashley has more headlines for us. >> ashley: we will start with peyton hillis in critical condition after reportedly saving his kids from drowning in the ocean in pensacola, florida.

he was airlifted to the hospital where he remains unconscious in the icu for treatment on his lungs and kidneys. according to his family, doctors say his condition is improving and his kids are safe. hillis is a 7-year nfl veteran and was featured on the cover of the mat in 2012 game after a standout season in 2011. and the buffalo bills safety to my hamlin issuing remarkable signs of improvement. he can move his hands and feet. it's an impairment after his collapse on monday night. his first question was "who won the game?" and they told him he won the game of life. the nfl has since released a statement on the status of the buffalo bills cincinnati game saying the game will not be resumed and has been canceled. now to a fox weather alert, at least two people were killed in the bomb cyclone that cause widespread destruction across northern california. check out this damage left behind in santa cruz. the storm surge sent water flooding into homes and

businesses and massive waves sweeping away part of the pier. while communities in the bay area were hit with rain, busy ski areas in the sierra nevada's are digging out after getting several feet of snow. what a mess. you can follow the latest weather to elements by downloading the fox weather app for free on any connected device. it's a bad day to be a pasta lever. ronzoni is discontinuing pastina, the beloved star-shaped pasta. they said they weren't able to make pastina the same beloved small shape size and standards you have come to expect. more than a thousand people have signed a petition to save pastina. the boxes of pasta are now for sale on ebay starting at $20 a pop. >> brian: there's no machine to make the small ones? did they break it? are they little pellets? >> ashley: they are almost

rice-looking pasta. >> brian: this is a huge problem. [laughter] >> ashley: i didn't eat pasta until he can appear, so it's new to me! >> pete: this is not the angel hair. >> ashley: it's the stars. >> brian: little tiny dots. you usually have it when you're coming off a stomach virus, that's one thing you can keep down. >> ainsley: went as your mom cook it? us to go all the time. >> pete: with marinara, with butter? >> brian: put an egg in it? >> ainsley: you should no, having all these kids. they don't like marinara sauce, they like pasta and butter. >> pete: marinara and meatballs. >> brian: there's a phone number on the side of the box. if you can make a little pastina, call ronzoni. >> ainsley: coming up, private jet pete -- are you talking about you? no, pete buttigieg. he wants to say sorry if you are one of the thousands delayed

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over the travel season, yet it was a disaster for many. what's your take? >> well, it was a disaster for my family. we were flying -- sol teenage friend had to go back to cleveland. the flights are being canceled, we routed through pittsburgh. it was delayed, the crew didn't show up, they timed out. it was an absolute disaster. they were really heroic in dealing with the crisis, but it was a pain in the butt. the epic winter storm really wreaked havoc. southwest was definitely the worst in terms of performance. i've got nothing against the people. the people were fine, as i said. but they screwed up, too many flights canceled, the crew in disarray, and so forth. as far as secretary buttigieg is concerned, he's making an argument he should be treated just the way any straight

married couple would be. generally speaking, on these trips. for example, a cabinet-level secretary traveling to the invective schemes, which we all support, the wounded warrior paralympic games. he says if it was a straight couple, him and a wife, nobody would have beefed about it. but because he is gay and the husband was with him, it's a different rule. he is suggesting its double standard being leveled at him, and he doesn't appreciate it. he's not whining about it. he's very confident. i saw him with bret baier last night and i thought he held up pretty well. he said that, despite the epic winter storm, there wasn't the disaster, christmas wasn't canceled, the supply lines ultimately yielded enough product for the retailers to have record sails. sees putting up a pretty

spirited events but is asking for tolerance and understanding and compassion, and he gets 12 weeks off just like every other. >> pete: and he's a victim now, got it. he's claiming victim status and saying everything was fine for christmas. tell that to you and your family and everyone else who couldn't get where they wanted to go. >> don't have a picture of me and sol at the airport? >> pete: you look happy. >> the other news i want and may come i'm throwing my hat in. i found my old hat from maritime college and i'm throwing my hat in the ring for the speaker of hausa represent it was. i want to be considered as a serious candidate. if i get just one vote, i can turn this whole thing around. >> pete: geraldo rivera here by self nominated. tune in at noon today to see if the congressman steps up and throws his hat in the ring. we will see. good to see you, brother. coming up, investigators releasing information in the idaho murder case, including a detailed timeline.

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accused of killing four idaho college students, apparently stalked their home at least 12 times before the crime. he was face-to-face with another roommate during the murders. >> pete: cell phone data also shows he apparently returned to the scene just hours later before police were even called. >> ainsley: our next guest unfortunately lost his daughter, kaylee, during that attack. his name is steve goncalves and he joins us with attorney shannon gray. good morning to you both. eve, were you there in the courtroom? >> i sure was. we expect to have someone there every day. >> ainsley: what is you think when you saw the suspect, the man that might have killed or allegedly killed your daughter? >> when i seen the defendant, i seen somebody that looked like he was overwhelmed and had no idea what was going on. he didn't look as confident as i thought he was going to be based

off his background. >> ainsley: how did you feel, though? >> my feelings were -- i was angry. i'll be honest, i was angry. i wanted to do -- my mind was filled with different things, but i kept my cool in my composure. there is a right way to do things and that's what i was thinking about. >> pete: steve, i can't imagine. i also want to get your reaction to this affidavit which revealed a lot of information we didn't previously know. what details were new to you and stick out to you? >> the actual location of the knife sleeve. we heard there was a sleeve but we didn't know the location. he heard there was dna, but there wasn't a hit in the database. so knowing they'd put all those things together and the timeline they wrote from the beginning to the last page was very precise, and it painted a picture of

weeks and weeks of invest investigation. each line gave me a little bit more confidence that we were in a very good position. >> brian: steve, they are so many questions. as great and informative as the affidavit was, there are so many questions out there. just curious, do they keep the families involved? if so, how? did they say they are very confident they have a suspect, getting closer? did they let you see this timeline before they actually made the arrest? >> he filled in parts of the timelines. it was cowork. those guys by far to the vast majority of the work. we kind of inserted ourselves and said we need to be communicated with, that we want to have meetings and be helpful. we had this audience, we had people who are willing to listen and willing to help and provide information that may have been missing. we had this white car to look

for. so they helped, and we worked together, but i didn't have the details and i told them not to give me any details that could accidentally mess up the case. >> brian: did you know for the first time like we did that one of the roommates came face-to-face with him and described him with bushy eyebrows, with a thin build but an athletic build, the way we now know as written? did you know that? >> i had heard that somebody had seen somebody in a mask. i didn't know if it was something that was yelled out, and one of the people that was downstairs heard that. i did not know that it was one of the people downstairs that actually i witnessed this person. to me it was just a call, so i wasn't positive that it was not just a rumor. so he never mentioned it. the details in the affidavit are kind of shocking, so i'm sure we will get more details as time goes on.

but yeah, it reads very bizarre. >> ainsley: shannon, if he is convicted, do you expect the death penalty? >> i think steve and the family have talked about it and it is something, a decision that would be made by all the families on whether or not the death penalty is something the state pursues on this case. i don't think it is just a decision for the goncalves family but for all the victims' families, and they will see where it goes from there. >> pete: shannon, you had a chance to look at this affidavit, as well. how airtight is the case as you look at it right now? >> i thought the affidavit -- a lot of information is in the affidavit. that sounds like it is a solid case. as a former prosecutor myself, and now a criminal defense attorney, i look at it in both ways, and as prosecution it looks like it has a really great timeline. there is dna evidence, there is the evidence from the cell phones, and the automobile, that he was aware of the location coming back and forth.

so there's a lot of good information there. then when i flip over to the defense side, i still have a hard time understanding how they are going to get past the dna evidence on the sheath. a lot of times, and cases i've defended, sometimes you sit down and talk with the defendant and say, "hey, this is a great piece of evidence. how do we get past this piece of evidence?" so i think that's one of the most convincing pieces of the affidavit, the dna evidence. >> brian: sometimes, steve, you have got feelings. did you think when you look at the sky in the jumpsuit, that you are looking at your daughter's killer? >> yeah, i did. i did research before i came to that courtroom. i was looking for a certain look, and i wanted him to meet the eye. he had the same behavior previously when he was in pennsylvania, and he chose not to her he was afraid to look back.

for me, that wasn't a good sign. >> brian: what about the fact that he smiled? >> i didn't see it. i heard about that later. i don't know. it's hard to comment on that. >> ainsley: you know, steve, we are all parents. for every parent watching, when you give birth, you hold that baby and you have all these dreams for them. you go through the hard years, the years of them always being with you and needing your help, to get the small things -- the serial come, the milk, all of that then the hard teenage years. and you look forward to their 20s when the going get married, they're going to bring grandchildren home, and you've gotten through all that and you have raised these amazing kids. he robbed that from you and your wife. what goes through your mind when you think about that? do you think about that when you see him, or do you want to just jump over and do what most dads would want to do and take him out or take them down, beat him up, whatever it is? >> the physical side as they are, but i know that's not realistic. so what i go with it is i can

make this man feel like he picked the worst family to do that to. and every time he turns on the tv, he sees us, and every time he thinks something positive is happening in his case, he sees one of us communicating and realizes he has zero hope. that's what i hope, and that's what i can do. i don't want to worry and think about things -- i'm still going to, but those are not realistic things for me to put my time and energy into. i might as well stay focused on what i can do, and i want this guy to be sick of seeing me, sick of hearing the case. new evidence keeps coming in from audience members just like what you have today, and i want this case to get stronger and stronger to the point where he realizes that he's not going to be on the planet that long. >> pete: steve, you've been an amazing advocate for your daughter, and the courage it takes to be in that courtroom and see him is immense. thank you so much for joining us

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bmw can take you to new worlds, virtual worlds. >> [laughs] i knew that's what you're getting to! it's just a bunch of colors and shapes. show me something soulful, something with character. didn't see that one coming. >> pete: the futuristic color-changing card will use electronic ink to transition between 32 color shades. >> ainsley: stella clark, project lead for bmw i vision dee, nk longer, head of bmw design, join us now. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: who wants to go for us and tell us about this amazing car, and how many colors does it come in? or can it change into? >> well, i guess since that's the color changing part, which is my part, let's go over to me. i will start switching.

you can see from a pink car began transitioning to a yellow card. >> brian: how are you doing i it? >> we have an app or program here. let's go to red so we can do a full color change. racing stripes. >> ainsley: that's amazing. can you push a button inside the car if you're driving down the street and want to change the color? >> brian: if you're being chased? [laughter] >> exactly, that's a good use case, absolutely. >> pete: "we are looking for a pink car. no, wait, we are looking for a white car." >> brian: how has this been received when you put this out? >> i haven't had much time to read too much, but i think it's been quite positively received. we saw last year with the black and white car, people liked it and found it cool. we tried to show them sensible things to do with it, use cases and, information, but people thought it was cool and they deftly wanted color. so we give them

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