contrary to the views of some republicans we are not. >> very much needs the help. thanks you all. you have your own hit or miss beecher to tweet it to us that's it for this week show, thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see right here next week. ♪'s before potential new heading for president by this weekend read special counsel to the president announcing today that five more pages of documents with classified markings were found at the presidents wilmington, delaware home on thursday night. the new revelation only adding more questions about that stash of classified material. found in a room next to his garage for the former office of his institute in washington. hillary what i am eric shawn this is "fox news live", heart arthel. arthel: hi eric hi everyone i am

arthel neville but the president is spending the weekend at his delaware home. but it won't be easy to get away from the firestorm of criticism in the nation's capitol. the announcement comes just days after turning general merrick garland appointed a special counsel to investigate the handling of those files. meantime house republicans say they will launch their own search for answers. >> there is a reason we have skiffs secure compartmentalized information facility. there is a reason for it in those documents are supposed to be in a skiff. they are never supposed to leave secure custody. your garage shall commence under lock and key as the president indicated you are never supposed to have classified information like that. eric: how about this situation? lucas thomason live at the white house with the very latest and they are. >> hey eric, let's go back to what president biden told our own peter doocy on thursday. he said some classified material had been discovered in that

garage the presidents us was locked next to 67 chevy. president biden also insisted that his lawyers were done looking for classified information. cooks might lawyers reviewed other places were documents from my time as vice president were stored in they finished the review last night. they discovered a small number of documents of classified markings and storage areas and file cabot in my home and my personal library. >> of the president is insisting the review ended wednesday night. but today we learned from the white house five additional classified pages were found thursday night, hours at the president spoke. called the white house and classified documents and aggression were first discovered on december 20. by its press secretary on thursday refused to rule out potential more classified information could be discovered for the white house today is not commenting when asked just how much classified documents have been found in all?

insist it's about 20 with half mark top-secret despite these new classified documents been discovered, thursday night it is notable a day later karine jean-pierre make note to mention about them in a briefing on friday for the white house claims he white house documents were first discovered november 2 and turned over to the national archives. told the justice department two days later they contain classified materials. this of course was just days before the midterm elections but some republicans think this was a deliberate effort from the white house. >> did not bring in the information forward, potentially affects the outcome of the election but we've seen this happen time and time again on different issues. but this is one i think certainly rose to the level of being reported. i think they deliberately quash that to make sure it was not out in the public sphere before election day. >> at least one democratic lawmaker tells our colleague hillary vaughn perhaps classified materials were deliberately misplaced.

>> i am suspicious of the timing of it. i am also aware of the fact that things can be planted on people. places and things can be pla planted. things can be planted in placei. that may be what has occurred here. i am not ruling that out. i am open in terms of the investigation needs to be investigated. >> now, even to this new special counsel does find wrongdoing of president biden's handling of classified information is not sure what would come next because a justice department has a long-standing policy of not charging a sitting president with a crime, eric. eric: meanwhile the presence of a surprise at the first bite has he said anything since new revelation about the new five pages and thursday? >> wright, recalled last monday mexico city president biden said they discovered classified material here in washington at the penn/biden center for the

most likely there's other classified material out there. as a just a mention on december 20, classified documents were discovered at his wilmington home. as you mentioned at the top, republicans are going to be after the president, they control the house of representatives but they have subpoena power for the going to be for the house judiciary committee by jim jordan putting out a statement saying it is unclear when the justice department first came to light of this recent wondering whether they actively concealed this information before the midterm elections. these are pretty intense accusations, erica. >> as some anticipate hearing's upcoming on all disparate lucas at the white house, lucas thank you, arthel. looks like eric and lucas was bringing bob right now. bob, you are a former prosecutor. your current criminal defense attorney. does there seem to be illegal intent at play or just dumb mistakes? >> that is the question, arthel, right?

the history of prosecution of these cases requires that the prosecutor showed with strong evidence a willful and intentional, a deliberate attempt to keep classified documents. under the espionage act makes it different from other cases we have reviewed, they return them on government request for it if you ask me too read the tea leaves right now, given that high standard of the prosecutor's place on themselves, so people that don't make accidents or mistake or they don't know or aides pack things and they are unaware of it, then got a high bar to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. let's have smoking gun evidence they knew his classified information and that they purposefully and deliberately withheld it upon the government request, a lot of this is going to go away but i think is too high a bar for what we know right now but of course politically is damaging to the president. >> any just heard hillary vaugh was interviewing congressman johnson who implied these documents could have been

planted, is that where your investigative nose lead you? >> no it does not at all. again we have to wait for the entire investigation goes out for of course it's always a possibility. we have to stop time at the weatherization of legal issues where there is nothing to suggest but in fact it was biden's lawyers that turned them over bro that's going to be the saving grace for the biden administration. that once they found these documents they immediately without having been requested or asked, turned them over. why would they be turning over information without explanation? by the wavy things these things were planted. so for the record from what we know there's nothing to suggest that. skyview mention president biden's lawyers handling this, given the political current in which we exist and the fact there is an existing case against president trump for withholding documents, he says he did not do it intentionally but the special counsel's looking into that as well. but given that, does it seem all that at all president biden's

attorneys are handling these documents other than say some regular staffer? or does it make sense because of everything i outlined at the top of the question? >> i do not know arthel but that is an interesting question. how did this whole thing start? didn't aid find something i think this would be imprudent action, if i were an attorney represent somebody and say let the attorneys go and from this point forward so they can identify everything. make sure they are going to be having conversations with national archives and the fbi pretty with legal counsel involved in that. we just do not know the answer to that now. but, we have to find out and i'm sure these investigation certainly exists first point they're going to go to in congress that they get any oversight responsibility over this is going to find out how did this whole thing happened the first place? arthel i just have to say it certainly worthy of a congressional inquiry but this is not the first time nor will i suspect to be the last time on a federal level, a state level or a local level where people take

with them on wittingly or unknowingly are not even out the law is, documents for this is a kind of things it needs to be cleaned up here. this is obviously very dangerous situation. but, what best practices versus a violation of criminal law beyond a reasonable doubt the 12 jurors are two completely different spaces. >> so then, how does the biden case compared to the trump case? or are they two completely different cases? >> the argument i think is going to be the trump case are different. it is very, very important points. on a number of occasions and when i talk to you before about a government agency asking for the documents back, they were asking for the documents back. they got varying responses but eventually got 15 boxes of documents based on a grand jury subpoena the lawyer signed certification indicating all the documents had been returned. the federal government alleges in a search warrant they knew and fact that was not true.

additional requests were made to try to get those documents backward that's a triggering thing under the statue of the espionage act but a request of the government to return them. and really unwittingly in my mind into me a foul ball or bad play was the lawyers admitting he knew he had the documents. but believe their personal records and he had a right to retain them. to the extent that information is going to be admissible in a court of law, that is exactly the intentional, willful and deliberate things if true they are going to say we asked for them back. we're trying to play nice. then they did not turn them back and we found out they didn't turn them back again think of a quantity here, 11000 plus documents, they then make an argument he was entitled the former president trump to actually possess those documents for that's what they're going to say it shows willfulness and deliberate violation withholding classified or keeping classified documents. the fact they never return them when requested. arthel: appreciate your

expertise, bob thank you very much. we'll see you again. >> thank you arthel. arthel: take care of you guys check out "sunday morning futures" tomorrow, live at 10:0x news for the first sunday morning interview new house speaker kevin mccarthy. that is tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern with maria, erica. support new details and type out the case of the missing messages this mother ana walshe. police logs in the days after she vanished without raising more questions about exactly when she disappeared. we're also told shedding light on who reached out to police to report her missing in the first place. her husband has been charged with misleading investigators but not with any other crime. brian is at the site with much more on the unfolding investigation. hugs eric, good afternoon. ana walshe was officially declared missing on january 4, 3 days after she was last seen life at a new year's eve gathering at her home alongside her husband brian and a family

friend. new police logs are showing the head of security at anna's real estate firm called the police after she failed to show for work in washington d.c. on the fourth for the head of security said the company contacted her husband, brian who had not filed a missing persons report. bryant remains in police custody charged with misleading investigators about his whereabouts as they pertain to the disappearance of his wife. this is surveillance video of the day after ana was last seen alive showing brian at a juice press with his son. that storm day surveillance video card and buying $2050 worth of cleaning supplies at a home depot. murder charges have not been filed against brian despite mounting evidence of wrongdoing including a blood and a broken knife found in the family base it reportedly a hatchet, hacksaw and blood at a nearby landfill. in reportable internet searches he made about how to dispose of a woman's body. we spoke to the silvers who have

been friends in tenets of the walters for eight years. >> i spent 14 or 16 hours a day, eight months at a time like in the skies house. he had me really fooled. >> we have had dinners together. we've been in each other's ho homes. to think you sat next to a murderer? >> i've never seen this guy get mad. ever. >> in 2014 ana did file a police report in washington d.c. claiming that brian threatened to kill her and a friend. ana declined to press charges a year later she married brian. their three children are now in state custody. so for our brain thank you so much, arthel. arthel: next city mayor eric adams ceased visiting the southern border today and once again calling on the federal government for help with an unrelenting flow of asylum-seekers, mayor adams says

the city's shelter system has reached a breaking point. the crisis could end up costing taxpayers up to $2 billion for national correspondent griff jenkins alive at the border in eagle pass, texas texas, hey griffin. >> hey arthel good afternoon for the 2 billion-dollar price tag is more than double what mayor adams has already asked the biden administration four. mayor adam points out that is a burden on new york taxpayers which cut into city services, hospitals and schools for that is why he will travel to el paso, hopefully we will hear from him by tomorrow on how that trip went. now down in florida fox news getting these exclusive photos. take a look at this, arthel, 17 cuban migrants were rescued this morning from royal caribbean's liberty at seas cruise ship in route to the bahamas. they picked up migrants and turn them over to the coast guard.

now of course a back here in texas though, which is at ground zero we can shows of the drone footage we showed you live as you and i were talking back in the 2:00 p.m. hour. a group of ecuadorians is a six such group of migrants that walked up the right to where we were standing here in eagle pass, arthel. that is why city, local and county attorney brent smith had this to say about the crisis. >> i think if he would have come here would have received a realistic look at what his policies are doing to americans on the border. this is not sustainable. it is not humane. there are people dying every d day. not just the citizens with the migrants themselves. his policies are bringing death and destruction and mayhem. >> it should be clear the attorney there and talk about president biden's trip. now of course el paso is a trip by mayor adams. if you look here a look at the encounter number some of the

50000 since generate first, the first 13 days of this year. nearly 20000 were expelled under title 42 and about almost 75% of them were single adults. alton is the story we have seen day in and day out, arthel for those numbers continuing to rise as we head into a new year, arthel. arthel: and griff, what are the border officials on the ground they are looking for out of these visits like the one and out mayor adams and president by last week, what are they looking for? >> arthel, that is a great question. all the local leaders, border patrol officials off camera we have talked to said they hope the president's trip and may be mayor adams trip will produce some sort of agreement with mexico to try and stop that country from being a transit point to allow up migrants whose explicit intentions are to cross here and cross illegally and claim a silent prayer to try to get those numbers down.

they also say they like to see the administration put in place some policies, whatever policies that might try and get the numbers under control. as you have seen they are on the rise not on the decline, arthel. this event all right griff jenkins thank you very much. so far arthel there's more potentially classified files found in president biden's home in wilmington for this of course just days after the white house said the search for documents, while it was complete. was it? could there be even more documents out there? we will examine the latest news coming up right here on "fox news live". burger and fries...soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. 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!]

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arthel: there is a lot of pressure and transportation secretary pete buttigieg and the faa travel goes well this holiday weekend. this is mr. buttigieg is facing intense blowback in washington after wednesday's meltdown grounded all u.s. flights. nay four way is lie with the latest, hate mates. >> hey arthel, recent holidays instantly been a disaster at airports. transportation secretary pete buttigieg's previously blamed airlines for poor planning. but now as you mentioned many people are blaming him.

this comes just over a year after president biden's bipartisan infrastructure law that provides $5 billion to the faa to update our country's air traffic control in-flight infrastructure. one of the main technology systems fail this week for the faa release this statement saying quote the system is functioning properly there been no unusual delays or cancellations since wednesday. up luminary analysis determined a data file was damaged by personnel who failed to follow procedures. the faa is continuing its review. now, some current and former airline executives are calling for an faa upgrade. listen to this. >> the fact is they operate with systems of hardware and software that often dedicated. and take many years to improve. back in 2003 congress faa modernized by 2025.

but in 2021 inspector general report out updates were delayed because of poor planning. this has some people like former acting transportation secretary steven bradberry argument congress should transfer air traffic control to a private entity. >> in private hands, a simple system like this could beat much more efficiently operated without issues like this. do not understand why it could not be distributed more? why does it have to be centralized and under a government not monopoly? works well regional reports the air alert system has failed to other time since early 2021. in both of those other instances the faa was able to avoid widespread cancellations, ar arthel. arthel: think about how often you have to update your computers operating system, right? >> absolutely. a lot of people, thank you. arthel: thank you, nay foyt.

>> when you saw the photograph of the top-secret documents laid out on the floor at mar-a-lago, what did you think yourself looking at that image? >> how that could possibly happen. how anyone can be that irresponsible. just totally responsible. >> as president biden when he reacted to the classified documents found at mar-a-lago. now the president himself is facing his own investigation of a similar situation. those classified documents found in his home and former office and other congressional hearings after all that. and more documents were told found on thursday night. the latest disclosure is in addition to this discovery of those are found in mr. biden's garage, perhaps those are them you are looking at right there as they are highlighted on the screen. the others found in the offices of the penn/biden center back in washington in november.

the investigation to president trump of the documents found at mar-a-lago continue. so what can we expect? as a washington executor deputy. they say they're being transparent they say the documents were inadvertently misplaced the drink and everything they can to abide by the law. but man are republicans slamming. what happens on monday? >> i think it's going to telford merrick garland has backed himself into a corner here. he has had no choice but to appoint a special counsel. obviously that was the right move considering he appointed as special counsel to investigate former president donald trump. but really there's a lot to come out of this investigation. we do not know how many more docs are out there. that biden took with him from his vice presidency would we have no idea where they might be stored. somewhere in his garage, summer and is affiliated think tank. we really don't know who had access to them. one of the most disturbing parts of the story is at the documents that were held in his garage

specifically, were available to who knows how many people. we don't one of them was hunter biden who was under investigation for tax fraud. and for his other foreign business dealings. the question is whether hunter biden actually assess those classified documents and then use them to peddle his father's influence. eric: hunter biden he has said that was his residence at one point. you expect him to be asked and others to be asked by congressional hearings looking into all this? >> absolutely proven congressional republicans and already made investigation into hunter biden. one of their top priorities but i've always said that investigation should remain focused on how it affects the president. obviously the president and whether he was involved in his son's business dealings is the important aspect of that investigation. and if this investigation ends up revealing up biden's mishandling of classified documents aided his son in some sort of way, that is a very

important issue that does affect the country. that is something that's worth looking into. so for the president for seven is told of all this was surprised the white house said is most overtly misspelling in this sort of thing. you buy that explanation? stuff can be lost things can be piled with other things versus 300 classified documents found at mar-a-lago. >> i will just say this. if trump is irresponsible and reckless as biden's said, what does that make biden? this is a guy who's been in politics for longer than i've been alive, knows the slav who understands the importance of this law. he also at the time these documents were taken, was the vice president. which means he had zero authority to potentially declassify these documents, unlike trump who is present at that time. >> that partners change only correct on that. that was apparently changed by president obama vice president has the ability to do that. however there's no indication that ever happened.

>> corrects for this no indication trump declassified his documents either. >> i miss that they spoke of my uk say that again? >> i said there's also no indication trump declassified some of the documents are found at mar-a-lago. but, you know the point is biden knew better. he has been around, he knows the letter of the law. so again she sort of deflect responsibility on this and said it simply owning up to his mistake, is a really fatal flaw on his part. >> so finally what he things going to happen? they've been talking about hearings, continued investigations and now you have the special counsel looking into this. >> sure. honestly you should expect more from congressional republican investigation them by the justice department this point. i think the justice department has sort of revealed its hand on a lot of issues in the past couple of years. and are not going to be as reliable to investigate this in a bipartisan manner than congressional republicans would be. so far we'll see what happens

with the investigation. if indeed there are any hearings, good to see you, dr. leana wen is a washington's examiner, arthel. arthel: eric, a proposed ban on gas stoves ignites a fiery debate on capitol hill. but some states and cities are moving forward with their own plan. what does the head of the american gas association have to say? she is up next. g a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. welcome to my digestive system. with align probiotic. when your gut bacteria is out of balance. you may feel it.

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arthel: a proposed gas stove sparked a heated battle in washington and outrage from both sides of the aisle. it started when the head at the consumer product safety commission said they were considering a ban pointing to a study that shows around 13% of childhood asthma is linked to

methane leaked from gas stoves. the white house said the president does not support that idea. but, states like new york and california, they are planning a band of their own. lawmakers say put a huge street or it would put a huge strain on american families and busi businesses. >> this is going to be a huge burden for lower and middle class folks for this 187 million people in the country that have these gas stoves in their homes. it's 40% of the population. people can't afford to go in convert what they have and put new electric stove in. it's expensive for hard-working people. >> is bringing karen harper. she's president ceo of the american gas association. so, should gas stoves be banned across the board? or should they continue to be used like in restaurants for example? >> arthel, thank you for having me. and you're set up there as noted 187 million americans use

natural gas at home. it is because it's popular, it's affordable. and it is reliable. that's really important. 76% of all restaurants use natural gas. rather it one at a 7 million americans as more people than voted in the last presidential election. so we have to think about the scale. no, we should not be banning natural gas stoves. many studies have shown there is no linkage including one released just last month it said to stop the electric stove or the gas stoves that matters it matters what you cook and how you cook. survival was short reaction to the study it was published in the international journal of environmental research and public health. again, showing almost 13% of asthma in children is due to methane that leaks from us gas stoves for even when they are turned off. >> well, arthel, its environmental advocacy organization whose agenda is to

eliminate natural gas rates no surprise to be issuing reports advocating and putting out basal science. this report was based on cherry picked data and reports they chose to ignore, the study from the institute for the study of asthma and allergies in children which concluded there was no linkage. they did not look at studies that made the exact opposite conclusion. so it is irresponsible, it is reckless and they themselves yesterday had to walk the study back and say indeed, this study does not prove there is any linkage. the government had to walk it back, and people should take notice of this lack of transparency. arthel: so karen, if you believe there is no direct correlation with childhood asthma and methane gas it's leaked from stoves, our gas stoves completely safe? is there anything we should be concerned about? or are there any sort of adapters that may have to be

developed to take care of whatever existing gas leaks might exist? >> sure. we have to realize there's lots of things in our home that are producing indoor air quality concerns. insulation, all these other things your indoor fireplace. but we should be doing is being very transparent with our consumers of what there is stoves are regulate for carbon monoxide there are standards. we always work with the consumer product safety commission on any concern. nothing is changed if you're at home have a gas stove or if you have an electric stove, use your hood if you have one. proper ventilation is the best thing to do for any appliance in the home. >> newark, california, washington these states are taking steps to limit the use of gas stoves or other gas appliances that's a the new buildings moving forward this is an effort they say 2d carbonized all buildings. now in new york specifically they are moving to get rid of all buildings.

is this a step in the right direction? i get it the presidency of the american gas association. so i understand you would not want to do away completely with gas appliances. but is there a way to seriously make sure we are safe in our homes as well as not just knock out whatever businesses can be hurt by this? >> look if the goal is to reduce emissions we are all in. with natural gas in our delivery system we have proven in a similar study we reduced earlier this year you get to net zero by 2050 if that's her goal. you can get there faster and more affordably with our systems. so we are all in on getting a lower environmental footprint. we reduced by 70% already we are continuing to work on the next 30%. so banning natural gas will chase away industries that rely on it. so aunt jessica, the industries that need a lot of natural gas are going to move somewhere else.

it's probably going to be out of new york. the idea of electrifying everything, converting all of these buildings is a very expensive proposition really honestly a little environmental gain. we are all in. but you cannot jus net zero. arthel: karen harbert, appreciate the points you make. the ceo of the american gas association. thank you very much, take care. >> thanks arthel. >> well on the southeast there are widespread destruction to type out this weekend. this week's deadly storm system has killed at least nine people, look at that. severe weather hitting nine states spawned dozens of tornadoes. charles watson is alive in georgia that took a direct hit from a powerful turn it on there, is the recovery going? >> will eric, very much as a work in progress but as you mentioned we are standing in the middle of griffin, georgia.

the city just south of atlanta. this is where the national weather service confirms a powerful ef-3 tornado touchdown. really shredded through this town earlier this week. cleanup efforts are underway. but as you walk around this town, a lot of the debris that was left behind is still hanging around for it like these large trees here behind me. a couple of them completely uprooted and then toppled over onto this home where they are resting. next door you can see this home took on significant amount of damage as well bring the top portion of that addict detached from the home and now sitting on the ground. you can see this suv also sustaining quite a bit of damage for the windows and blown out too. there are lots of scrapes and scratches on the exterior of the scar. but as we have surveyed griffin, georgia today and got a look at what folks are doing, it appears

the big focus today for a lot of folks out here working, are to move some of the big items across the street producing crews working to remove some of the roofs that were lifted off of the building of a hobby lobby, arts and craft store. but look, in the face of all this damage you can go around town and talked to a lot of these folks they tell you they feel lucky that they walked away with their lives. spoke to a gentleman he tells me he works at a local funeral home. he said when this tornado and severe weather hit he was inside hosting a memorial for a family who is grieving the loss of a loved one. take a listen to what he had to say as the storm hit. >> the clouds looked different. the wind sounded different. was in to howell turner told that we need to run we started running to the back. by the time i got halfway out of our front office, this tree came on and honest.

shaken up, scared, never been anything like this before. >> again, eric, cleanup efforts underway at little more than 13000 folks in the state of georgia without power. that is the focus right now, restoring power into these folks a little bit more comfortable with cleanup is continued. >> frightening veracity of the storms. charles in griffin, georgia thanks. arthel: charles and eric were going across the country not to california for the golden state is under threat from another round of dangerous storms this weekend. this onslaught of extreme weather which began around christmas has killed at least 19 people so far. meteorologist adam is alive with more. adam, will california get a break soon? >> arthel as you said it began around christmas is been round after round after round for existing events of december 24. some of these areas getting up from 30 inches for 35 inches of

rain absolutely saturated ground for any additional rain becomes a flooding almost immediately because there's nowhere for these new rounds of eric to go's not over yet. currently seeing a blast of rain there's more on the way in about 24 hours for this is what it currently looks like across the state bird members his head inland he starts a little more elevation tell me you're talking about a ton of snow fall. the snowpack is really extreme this year in nevada. even strengthening back a but the rockies reflash alerts across the state the ground is so saturated. all this additional rain becomes flooding almost immediately. the rivers are full, the ground is wet there's nowhere left for the water to go. future track and again racing sunday into monday, that is another round at times very heavy rain work its way on shore. rain still to come. maybe this one not as big and heavy as some of the past mesilla three -- 4 inches is going to really cause more of a problem. again this has inland pretty start to see some these colors come arthel your talk but of the several in the sierra nevada's of snow for. it is round after round.

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arthel: lisa marie presley's family resting place of a great sign for the home of her late father, elvis presley. the burial plans are coming as details emerged about her last moments and tributes continue to pour out for the only child of iraq 'n' roll legend. christina coleman is alive in los angeles with moore, christina.

>> arthel, shall be late alongside her father and her son benjamin at graceland. information on the time and date of the barrel have not been released yet. as for the details you just mentioned, tmz is reporting lisa marie presley was announced brain dead after she was admitted to the hospital thursday for suffering a cardiac episode at her home. tmz also reports she suffered a second cardiac arrest. due to her condition her family reportedly signed a do not resuscitate order in case she flatlined again but she was alice's only child but despite all of her fame, the 54-year-old singer/songwriter was no stranger to struggle. she wrote about the endless grief she endured over the loss of her 27 year old son, benjamin who died by suicide in 2020. she also lost her father when she was just nine years old. and later battled with drug addiction. many fans are now honoring her life, legacy and resilience by paying their respects at graceland.

>> lisa marie has been famous since the day she was born. we happen to be in the area passing through on our way home for it and heard the tragic news last night from your going stay here anyhow we decided to stop and pay tribute to lisa. >> lisa marie presley just celebrated the movie elvis with her mother priscilla at the golden globes on tuesday. austin beutler who played her father in the film released a statement saying quote my heart is completely shattered but he goes on to say, i'm internally grateful for the time i was lucky enough to be near her bright light and will forever cherish the quiet moments we shared. now beutler is one of many celebrities sharing heartfelt words about the loss. the only child of music legend elvis presley. noting the worldwide attention she has received throughout her life. >> can you imagine lisa marie being the daughter, the child may be the second most famous man in the history of the world

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