eric: congress had to get to work for the border, the budget and so much more is the fight for the speaker's gavel is finally over. publican leader kevin mccarthy elected in the early morning hours after 15 rounds of voting, the most since the civil war. it came only after four days of bitter negotiations with freedom caucus holdouts. also some the last minute drama take a look at this. rogers of alabama lunching republican colleague matt gates being held in a restrained as he

did that. that during the 14th about it last night as gates was an opponent of mr. mccarthy. lawmakers you can see stepping in to prevent a scuffle on the floor of the house. we will ask washington examiner if that might be a preview of more inviting to come and they wondered 18th congress, hello everyone this is fox's live i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hi everyone i am arthel neville but two other major stories we are following this hour, president biden prepares to visit the southern border for the first time tomorrow, former border patrol chief rodney scott on that he is ahead. at first law enforcement removing two mattresses that may have been blood stained from the home were fort university of idaho students were brutally murdered. this, as we learn more about how investigators track the suspect in the weeks leading up to his arrest. former d.c. homicide detective ted williams is just moments away from the crime scene and

idaho. but first, chief correspondent jonathan hunt is also live in moscow, idaho with the latest in his end, jonathan. >> arthel, investigators continue to build their case against as part of that they are continuing to gather evidence from the house where the murders happen. our cameras were there as they brought out more of that potential evidence. including mattresses. now you will remember of course at least a couple of the victims were stabbed to death as they slept. they mattresses that they brought out were covered and thick plastic wrapping. but we could just make out underneath that wrapping, dark stains on at least one of the mattresses. now we obviously do not know what those stains were. but given that a couple of these stabbings at least happened

while the victim slept, viewers can draw their own conclusions. we've also been talking to forensic analyst at fox. and they say the movements of the alleged killer, through the house might indicate that he was delivered see targeting either kayleigh or madison. both of whom were stabbed to death on the top floor of the house. listen here 20 forensic experts. >> let say he entered the second floor of the side cluster which is what we believe. why go up the stairs? why would you take yourself away from a possible exit of any kind? because i believe that was his target area. he was targeting one of the two females on the third floor there is no question in my mind. >> now, bryan kohberger of course a 28-year-old accused killer wasn't making his first

court appearance here in idaho this week. he is due back in court on thursday for a status hearing. and in the meantime of course we have that wealth of information from the probable call affidavit for what police call a dna match. that vehicle surveillance footage putting his hyundai a launcher at the scene of the crimes at the time the murders were committed in the cell phone pings that they have trace the history, putting his cell phone near the victims home some 12 times remember, before the murders. in that weeks and months before the murders. police say, arthel, that very will indicate the stocking of one or more of the victims and detailed planning before the killings actually happened, arthel. arthel: unbelievable jonathan hunt thank you very much, eric. >> what else police have found that could point to kohberger.

let's begin ted one's former d.c. homicide detective at the police station. ted, could there be likely more dna found to link kohberger to the murders besides the sutton knife something taken at the mattresses, do you think the police are holding anything back? what else could they have? >> eric, they are holding a great deal back. they are keeping law enforcement a lot of information close to their chest. but i've been told by a source they have quite a bit of dna evidence that they have processed. i would have to believe at this stage they have processed that white vehicle that brian kohberger drove from the state of washington to pennsylvania. and where he was arrested in pennsylvania the automobile was confiscated. eric: in terms of the automobile any blood or dna linking hair fibers and that sort of thing

could be in the vehicle? if he indeed stabbed them, walked in the blood, came out. what could that mean? >> absolutely. from what we have been told by the medical examiner this was a very gruesome crime scene. that there was a great deal of the blood. you would have to believe that the killer and at this stage the law enforcement has named bryan kohberger as that killer bread he would've had to been covered in blood as he left that crime scene. he would've gotten in that automobile and at some stage from what we have been told was attempting to clean up that automobile. but i can tell you that law enforcement has all sorts of ways of processing an automobile to find out if in fact it was associated with that crime sc scene. eric: 's pretty spectacular law enforcement was able to get onto

him and follow basically has 2000-mile trip with his father back to pennsylvania. when it make the fact they have the surveillance team on a watch 24 hours a day some for him in the morning they say taking garbage bags out of his house. putting them in the dumpster of a neighbor. authorities retrieve that skill dna match. >> eric, i can tell you this is very good law enforcement work. what they needed was to connect kohberger to these murders. what they waited for in pennsylvania once he arrived there, was for him to throw some trash out. they were able to show a dna nexus between kohberger and the knife sheath that was left at the scene of the crime by the body of one of the victims. eric: what a defensive three main deal you've been involved in homicide prosecutions. he could say the knife was stolen, it was his but he lost

it. he was driving back with his father, the cell phone pinged around the house is why he drove through there. how do authorities try encounter of any of those types of arguments? >> quite naturally the defense in me having been a defense lawyer would want to start using those type of techniques. because the surviving witness waited approximately eight hours to call law enforcement and did before calling law enforcement called some friends over that scene was contaminated. when law enforcement believed they have built a very solid case. i think the case is going to be predicated in based upon kohberger automobile as well as a dna that they are still processing. some of that dna may very well

show defensive wounds about some of these victims. and they fought back and they very well may be some physical evidence of kohberger's under the skin -- mike under the of some these victims. eric: it's so heartbreaking and sad the witness identified as dee, the housemate. so there was a man in the house, or some kind of crying, did not call police when you're young and in shock you locked the door and you cannot second-guess that. in terms of motive and why he targeted this house. what is your gut? kayleigh and madison on the third floor he had to go play third floor first you think you'd kill someone on the second floor before he go upstairs. can you dissect, ted, why there could be that motive? was he targeting someone specifically? >> that is a good question, eric. i believe when he entered the second floor he encountered zana

and ethan. i think he killed them right away and then went up to the third floor where he found kaylee and mattie. this is when he came in contact with one of the surviving students. that has been borne out by information we have received from the courts concerning these killings. we received some information last night to show the sequence of events and it appears what i am saying, what a sequence. under those circumstances i believe one of the individuals, maddi or kaylee on that third floor was his target. >> a lot more to come out, ted williams during spectacular work in moscow, idaho the police station. ted good to see you, thank you. our coverage of this will continue thought the weekend here in fox news channel, lawrence jones, his show across

country to live in idaho tonight with the very latest breaking on this case what you want to watch that at 10:00 p.m. eastern. tomorrow night the great nancy grace will host a live one hour special that also 10:00 p.m. eastern here at the fox news channel. that show then available if you can catch it on our streaming service vaccination. a six troll boy shot a first real teacher in a virginia classroom yesterday. yes, that suspected gunmen six years old. police say sadly it was no accident. it happened during an argument at the elementary school in newport news, virginia for that 70 miles south of richmond. the victim identified a woman in her 30s suffered life-threatening wounds but police say her condition thankfully has improved. that young boy, six years old in custody. investigators trying to figure out how he got that handgun, the school will be closed on monday. after five days and 15 vets covered republican congressman kevin mccarthy, now he is a

speaker of the house. once historic he did show down some more than one or 50 years, mr. mccarthy one with a 16 vote majority. after intense negotiations with those republican freedom caucus rebels, the last six holdouts finally giving in. that smooth mr. mccarty's way, they voted present not even for him but present. alexandria hoff breaking it down in washington for us. what they face next is now the memes they've got to go to work on monday, alexandria. >> is certainly due, eric. at one point last night like this was maybe not going to go to a 15th votes. mines were swayed which is been the goal all week long. while after midnight congress mccarthy came house speaker. >> the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. [cheering] >> another hard work begins. i may not know all of you, some

of you are new. but i hope one thing is clear after this week, i never give up. >> kevin mccarthy when the majority of just 216 votes. 212 democrats that congressman hakeem jeffries but six republicans and turtles including matt jakes and lauren voted present in the 15th round rather than note which is lower the threshold needed for majority to 215. >> there will be times we agree. and many times we will differ. i promise our debates will be passionate, but they will never be personal. >> things it did seem to get a little personal rafter the 14th about failure, congressman elect at the time mike rogers of alabama was a physically restrained by other members after appearing to confront matt's gates. victory for mccarthy came after just one more round. first matter business from

swearing in the 118th congress, that was of course delayed by the stalemate that started on tuesday that was led by members of the house freedom caucus. that resistance to break down yesterday as mccarthy agreed to some key concessions. those include an array of spending cuts, three seats on the rules money for freedom caucus members and the ability for members to more easily oust mccarthy if they do not like the job he is doing, eric burke. arthel: alright, eric, were going to bring in selena she is a national national clinical reporter at the washington examiner. author of the great revolt inside the populace coalitions, reshaping american politics. do we need to get paul simon to write a new song, 15 ways to lose your power? did kevin mccarthy give up too much to gain the speakership? >> i think what we first need to think about is the house of representatives is the body of government in washington that is

closest to who we are. it is the closest member in washington that represents people. so it should not be surprised that it was all over the place. because american politics is all over the place. and the demands of the small became louder and more boisterous then but the rest of the body was willing to engage in. now, in terms of giving power we do not know everything he gave up. in talking to voters i try to take a perspective outside washington as people are watching this. there are some people that were really interested in watching how this process went in terms of history. however there were others who were very frustrated. i went to pennsylvania's district they were very frustrated with him, there were many voters who said look, this

is not why we sent you to congress. and he eventually did go along. i think were people began to lose their patience with this was when it became about getting positions of power and not about getting things done. that hasn't voters started. arthel: exactly voters spoke in the midterms they want things to run as smoothly as possible they are in d.c. as we don't matt gates was a star of the show last night. among other things, the holdouts. they want to get rid of the omnibus bills and hold separate and individual votes on all 12 spending bills. they want to vote on term limits. none of this is likely to become law. but let's take a look at what they did get. they won two seats on the rules committee that sets the term for debates and amendments. as you know this could water down speaker mccarthy's mojo to

cobble together majorities for legislation. they also will call a promise ring that the budget for domestic discretionary spending in fiscal 24 won't exceed what it was in fiscal 20222 years a ago. that includes defense spending which could potentially lose $75 billion of funding. so how in the world as the people's business and get done with these concessions and play? >> that is the challenge in play. they have to make up their mind with the freedom caucus members and those that were setting these demands. they have to make their mind up. they have to listen to their district. their district should dictate how they votes. you are supposed to represent the needs of your district. george district send you to washington to be a disrupter? to be someone that causes nothing to happen? that is something they really

have to think about. voters really had a lot on their minds when they went to vote in november. i don't think it was for them to send the caucus and nothing get done for thou be a failure to understand why they were sent to washington. this happens every two years, voters send washington a message with their votes. and it washington misreads it every time but that is why we get new majorities. i think they really need to think hard and long about this one. survival of the weather. speaker mccarthy agreed to allow one member to call a vote to get rid of him, get rid of the speaker produces the most consequential concession? >> yes absolutely i think so. it always holds sort of this shadow over it mccarthy, this pressure over mccarthy and everything that he does. you know, the speaker isn't just the speaker for republicans.

he is the speaker 435 people. and to always have this hung over your head is going to make it very difficult to govern. that is the challenge freedom both of these parties always a face when they when the majority, can you govern? can you get things done? or do you just do things to showboat or do you just do things for your party? that is a challenge they face. arthel: it's not about the party it's about the people as we always say. but at this new gop house majority let's say they can kiss and makeup, can we expect all investigations and no legislation will that work? >> that might work. i think people totally understand there's a small majority there. you are not going to get and it has to go to the senate. the democrats have the authority there. so there's not a ton of legislation they can possibly get done.

do something comprehensive on the border. and then both parties failed to do when that happens with the large majorities. and the presidency. we have to wonder if they are willing to stick their neck out and do that. arthel: all right i've got to go for the washington examiner thank you for joining us take care. sweetheart meanwhile the search for missing messages as a mother of three continues. she vanished on new year's day, never made her flight back home. investigators are saying about this case, straight ahead here on fox news live. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks.

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eric: desperate search continues her messages as mother print she's been missing since the early hours of new year's day. investigators say 39-year-old ana walshe was supposed to catch an early morning flight to washington d.c. she works in washington. she never got on the plane. david lee miller is following the latest in the story for us. >> eric, police say every hour they have become more concerned about the fate of a missing mother of three. early new year's day kohberger

left her home in cohasset, massachusetts which is not been seen or heard from since for the husband lives in the home with the kids reported her missing three days after she disappeared. look at new video now that shows investigators at the home today. now, employer was based in washington d.c. also reported her missing. investigators are looking at whether she took a ride share from her home to boston's logan airport. they after checking with the airlines, walshe did not board a flight. an interview box police chief said earlier today the search is expanding. >> we have been working with the federal partners and at this point this morning we have detectives from cohasset police along with massachusetts and state police en route to washington d.c. to interview some people and chase down some leads in d.c. and work alongside washington metropolitan police. she does have connections to the d.c. area.

>> police say her husband has been fully cooperative and they seek no connection to the 2021 criminal conviction for selling counterfeit paintings. another strange twist there's a fire yesterday at walshe's former home for there were no injuries and authorities say they do not believe the cause is suspicious. as for ana walshe she is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall. she weighs approximately 115 pounds. the search for hold we are told is been especially challenging because her cell phone, eric has been silenced and she has not used her credit cards back to you. eric: david lee thank you. throughout all right eric, thank you pre-present biden said to head to el paso tomorrow for his first trip to the border since he took office. will it have any impact on the immigrant crisis question for border patrol chief rodney scott going to fox news alive next with his take. er assembled. the monster, the outlaw...

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>> before going to el paso tomorrow, present biden outline new plans the white house late this week to crack down on migrants crossing the border illegally. this new parole program blocks migrants from cuba, venezuela and haiti from crossing the border without proper documentation. they will have to apply for head of the journey in the border. up to 30,000 migrants per month from the four countries i just mentioned will be given a chance to come to the u.s. legally for two years. expanding asylum restrictions, judy iyer from human rights groups and some from biden's own a part of the aclu a step backwards quote to the anti- immigrant policies that trump errant there's simply no reason for the benefits must be conditioned on the expansion of dangerous expulsions. some republicans are proud and happy the president is finally going to the southern border. >> i am thrilled he is coming. it has taken too long but i'm happy he is coming.

but if this helps them get toward realizing and admitting that you have a crisis that needs addressing, i am for it. i believe he seen the polling the american people are fed up and they went to see serious change at the border so they have to do something. >> biden will then go to mexico city on monday delete the meters from mexico and canada. siddharth all right lucas thanks so much. there are still concerns about the president will actually see on the board a visit. our next guest of the present likely get a sanitized view and not the chaos border agents say they encounter on a daily basis. rodney scott former u.s. border patrol served under both presidents biden and trump. and now a distinguished senior fellow at the border of security for the texas public policy foundation. so rodney, do think this visit tomorrow will be meaningful with the serious policy or a dog and pony show to push back against republicans and some democrats who have fought the presence border policies? >> it is better to go into never go. it's a little late to the party.

but i am hoping that it isn't meaningful. that he see something that changes his perspective. more of a dog and pony show, a quote from an agent i got earlier as they fear it's just going to be more of a smokescreen. his entire's beach did not focus at all. it talks really about expediting the flow of the migrants across the border. that is not what we need right now. we need consequences. we hope for the best. the last two years doesn't give us much indication. would you like to hear there is a crisis at the border. we are going to need consequences to slow down illegal immigration illegal immigration i like to see some acknowledgment this massive control of the border.

gaps in security or they can smuggle fentanyl, cocaine, heroin anything they want drilled meaningful solutions for border security. for their very different herd border security want to know who and what's coming into her home the immigration policies can come later for that is who do we allow to stay. alexis the new security the way you detail tomorrow? >> to watch the president's speech a couple times i watch a secretary speech and unfortunately do not believe were going to see anything different. this lot of smoke and mirrors about policy the five-year band, that's in place now if you cross illegally. yet be formally deported for that to kick in. a lot of partial truths a lot of misinformation i'm afraid is what we're going to see again tomorrow. but for america, cross our fingers and hope for the best. open border advocates at the

national security threat hoping he does exactly that there fighting title 42 the top title 42 as an excuse for not going down to the border. the main thing that might fuel this mass migration is the remain in mexico or detain people until the hearing is completed. this administration refuses to do that. they could help the border patrol may continue to build out the border wall they refused to do that this administration is not serious up for whatever reason they want this mass migration to continue. just the politics of the day is the only reason they're going down there now. eric: they say they want more funds for judges and for asylum officers in the sort of thing.

let me share with the president's new plan they announced this past week that we heard about. you need a u.s. sponsor you have to apply first before you comfort of got to be able to work legally here. it's reported out they have sought to end title 42. any of these new so-called restrictive policies make up for their wanting to get rid of title 42 not taking actions. >> that's exactly the smoke and mirrors we are talking about. they're not serious about border security. we need more immigration judges me too speed up the asylum process for their needs to be integrity behind it that what they don't talk about as they water down the credible hearing criteria to make it easier to get to the second phase of the asylum process. which means they are released into the u.s. then thing they don't talk about is a sure numbers for this not a

lot of new people to process these 30,000. if they're going to send them to the ports of entry that's going to dramatically affect the legal trade and travel. that means the officer that was supposed to be inspecting someone coming across legally or a shipment of materials coming into the u.s. is now going to be pulled aside to process the asylum cases. as they are not serious about unfortunately. eric: that number still top 2 million. rodney scott thank you for joining us. we'll be covering the presence visit tomorrow at live in the afternoon eastern time here on the fox news channel, thank you. arthel: yes we will, eric. meanwhile the border prices extends beyond texas and arizona britain florida, governor desantis has activated the state's national guard to help with what he calls an alarming search of migrants planning in the florida keys. they're mostly from cuba and other caribbean countries. charles watson live in our southeastern bureau now with more on that, hey charles.

>> florida governor desantis signed an executive order that calls on the florida national guard law enforcement and other state agencies to step in and try to help with this stream of migrants that continue to show up along florida's coastline. they use their resources including planes and helicopters that belong to florida's national guard. an increase in marine patrols to try to not only intercept migrants but to ensure the safety of those who are attempting to reach florida. and his announcement, desantis blasted president biden for lalas immigration policies for the governor saying and part quote i am activating the national guard and directing state resources to help alleviate the strain on local resources when biting continues to ignore his legal responsibilities, we will step in to support our communities.

and it migration is the largest it has been in the decades since august the governor said state, federal, local law enforcement have encountered more than 8000 migrants off the coast of florida. most are fleeing from caribbean nations. desperate to escape their countries. and in terrible economy. of the new year's weekend more than 500 cubans arrived in boats. up and down the florida keys, national guard rescued more than 300 who were stranded remote and uninhabited florida islands just west of the keys. they were transported to border station in key west on thursday. the influx is really overwhelming local communities who have become responsible for taking this folks and in caring for them. the resources just are not there. >> over the last week there has to be 101,500 people landed on our shores.

it is a huge number of people to have to manage. when they don't have homes here they have no resources here. and they are new to our communities. >> officials down there in the keys are hoping that white house new plan to limit migrants from nicaragua will help their issue. but of course we'll have to wait and see if that is actually the case, arthel. arthel: we will have to wait and see bernard charles watson, thank you, eric. so for the pentagon announcing his largest weapons package everett for ukraine. this has vladimir putin's temporary cease-fire, that's ending it a few hours we will have a live report from kyiv s next here on the foxou news channel. ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] ♪ ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] ♪ i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens.

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stiffer with covid infection numbers increasing treating the triple time extruding hospitals across the country lately. in new york city nearly 9000 nurses could go on strike on

monday for they will better pay and working conditions. so far only one of new york city hospitals is reached an agreement with the nurses union for negotiation still underway this weekend at three other facilities for the deadline comes for those nurses midnight tomorrow. arthel. divide alright eric, the pentagon yesterday announcing biden administration biggest ukraine military aid package y yet. it is worth close to $4 billion and includes several dozen attack vehicles as well as air defense systems. the announcement came during a two date cease-fire ordered by russian president putin for the orthodox christmas holiday. it is scheduled to end in a few hours, alex hogan live in ukraine's capitol of kyiv with the very latest, alex. >> hi arthel, skeptics not surprised the fighting continued on the front lines despite russia's claimed cease-fire for

today, this holiday. russian president vladimir putin attended a church service, all alone for they are praising the influence of the russian orthodox church. meanwhile here in kyiv the memes of severing ties from russia crowds gathered at one of the countries holiest sites for a historic first ever christmas service in ukrainian. among those at the service of victor he is a renowned public and political figure here and a world scholar in religious studies. >> this is the first time in our history ukrainian church follows ukrainian church here is a most sacred place. >> more international aid pouring in this week to support the war effort. included the u.s. nearly 4 billion-dollar aid package which include bradley fighting vehicles for bradleys are not tanks their tracks combat vehicles equipped with an auto cannon and a machine gun.

germany and france this week also pledged to send armored transport. in addition germany will follow the u.s. and sending a patriot missile defense system. >> the fewer opportunities russia has to terrorize peaceful cities, the small of the overall of russian aggression will be. >> again, fighting continuing along the eastern region with the elderly who live in some of these residential homes that were hit, struggling to find life long belongings in the rubble including pets as troops along the front lines of struggle to drones given the cold temperatures today in the snow, arthel. arthel: alex hogan there live in kyiv, ukraine thank you alex, eric. super turbines will be held today starting nfl stadiums across the country. for buffalo bills safety. he continues to make remarkable

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arthel: at minnesota police have arrested six men following the funeral of a man who was shot at the mall of america two days before christmas. officers noticed a man with a gun at friday's service and another who was wanted for an unrelated shooting. they and all four others, all ages 18 and 19, caught in the woods after pulling into a nearby gas station. stiffer arthel, new documentary series debuts tomorrow on fox nation. it's called a year on planet

earth. and man it was filmed over three years in more than 60 locations around the globe. the future scientist, conservationist and community members looking to protect the animals who share our planet with us. take a look. >> no other planet in the known universe experiences seasons like our earth. during our annual journey around the sun, extraordinary changes are set in motion which impact all of life. and where you are on earth makes a world of difference. eric: welcome those fantastic year-round planet earth available tomorrow only on or streaming service fox nation. arthel: for the best story of the day come starting today damar hamlin of the buffalo bills will be honored league wide in the final week of the nfl's regular season. all 32 teams will be multiple

options to pay triplett to hamlin who began speaking yesterday morning, four days after he suffered cardiac arrest on monday night against the cincinnati bengals. the bills to wear a special patch on their jerseys for tomorrow's game against the new england patriots with his jersey number three. one since in a store by the way is made at least $50000 selling prayers custom shirts. all of it will go to his charity for kids in his pittsburgh area hometown, the 24 gold spoke with his bills and teammates friday morning after his breathing tube was removed but he told them, love you boys. eric: that's absolutely amazing. especially got to consider this, he wakes up in the hospital, arthel, and what is he scrabble his first words are did we win? the doctor said yes, you won the game of life. our whole country polling for

damar hamlin. arthel: he is such an angel of light. i hope that we can hold onto his lights and the compassion that he shares with everyone. that he is actually invoking from everyone. we can hold onto that and walk forward as a community together. eric: absolutely. arthel: we are right that 4:00 p.m. eastern. the editorial journal report is up next. ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein,

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