>> todd: police believe a drug cartel is behind the murder of six people at a california home. the suspects are on the loose this morning, we're learning heartbreaking new details about the victims. >> two of the victims tragically, whole situation was tragic. we have a 17-year-old mother and a six-month-old child, both of which were shot in the head.

>> todd: that's incomprehensible. you're watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. i'm todd piro. >> carley: the baby was found cradled in the arms of his mother yesterday morning. jacky. >> the baby was being cradled in the arms of her mom, it appeared she was trying to run away when they were gunned down. deputies found them in a ditch by the home. it is presumed to be a gang-related attack. >> we believe we have two suspects at this point, we also believe this is not a random act of violence. we believe this was a targeted family. we believe there are gang

associations that involved in this scene, as well as narcotics investigations. >> that sheriff adding, i think it is specifically connected to the cartel, this was not run of the mill low end gang member, he did not name an organization, but says the killings may be related to a search warrant related to a search at the home last week. it is unclear if the man arrested last week was one victim. d.n.a. testing will be needed because of the damage done to his face. three men lost their lives in the shooting. former federal prosecutor jonathan fahey joined us earlier and blames biden administration mishandling of the border. listen. >> biden administration is

encouraging immigrants to come into the country, they want open border at all cost, the cartels are getting more and more powerful. we see what is going on in mexico and it is a scary thing. >> two women survived by hiding in the home. back to you. >> todd: that description, holding the baby in the rememberas, took our breath away. >> carley: is this creeping in from mexico, if the cartels are organized and here. stunning stuff. thank you. >> todd: mother of the 23-year-old mother allegedly murdered by dariis myles said he did it because the woman wouldn't talk to him. the two suspects shot up the car

she was in after a minor altercation between the three. [shots fired] >> oh, my gosh. >> saw it there, ring doorbell footage capturing the moment 11 shots rang out blocks away from the alabama football stadium. university dismissing miles from the basketball team after learning of his alleged involvement in the murder. >> carley: bryan kohberger's attorney believes evidence presented against him can be attacked during court. the attorney says the case is purely circumstantial and we're learning bryan kohberger talked to one of his neighbors in washington about the murders shortly after they happened. that neighbor, who wants to remain anonymous telling chilling details. >> he says have you heard about the murders? >> yeah, we were talking, he

said have you heard about these murders? yeah, yeah, it just happened. he said, it emzoos like they don't have any leads, they think it is a crime of passion. >> the wife said something seemed off about bryan kohberger and she did not want him around. newly released logs show ana walshe was first reported missing by her employer, not her husband. he failed to tell police he went to home depot and bought cleaning supplies the day after ana went missing. investigators found the stash and a bloody knife in the basisment. the log released a colleague of ana walshe tells fox news she

was making planning for her future before she vanished. she was selling off some assets to reinvest the money into a property she planned on buying. tenants where she owned reverse massachusetts say ana behavior was different in the months leading up. >> todd: 13 virginia schools accused of withholding merit scholarships from students in the name of equity. >> carley: 1619 project coming to a tv screen near you, we have our first sneak peek, carol swain is here to talk about that coming up next. ♪

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>> todd: 13 schools withholder merit awards in the name of

equity. dr. carol swain is former professor at prince dollarton and vand bilt. he is right, this is menical. why did this happen in the first place? >> dr. swain: they have a super bowl that adopted a motto to have equal outcome for all students regardless of background, they disincentivize hard work and harm students because thoseun stereos will not be able to compete for scholarship dollars they would have received otherwise. and it has nothing in it that benefits the low performing students and harms minority students, as well as members of the majority group who may be national merit finalists.

>> todd: that's the question, this hurt high-achievingun stereos, but how did it help the low-aachieving students? it did nothing. pwcs believes all student achievement should be recognized, this year due to accidental administrative oversight two of 13 high schools made recent notification to 16 students, no other high schools had no students or made earlier notification, they are calling it accidental oversight, are you buying that? >> dr. swain: no, it is my understanding it happened two years in a row and he made a comment about the background. i've been a teacher for many year,un stereos are not equal, there are some high-achieving,

being a high-achieving student is not confined to one racial or ethnic group, there are ethnic minorities, children from low income families who know excelling is their way out and so you usually get a mixture, maybe not the numbers the social engineers would love, but this harms every student and disincentivizes hard work and does nothing, but benefit the dei consult antss and it is my understanding the school paid a consultant and they made the recommendations for what was. >> todd: hulureleasing 1619 docu-series. take a look.

>> the 1619. >> we were told we could never be american. you cannot tell the story of america without telling the story of black america. >> todd: that trailer only 14 seconds, like your reactsion of the release of this project on hulu. >> dr. swain: the left is into reimagining the world and history and the 1619 project has been debunked by the leading historians in the nation and historians are progressives and it is fiction and what bothers me, they have subtle distortions. you not can tell the are it is of america, american history without including blacks because black histories american history, it is absurd to argue america was founded in 1619, it

was founded in 1776 when the declaration of independence was signed and end of the day, it advances progressive marxist agenda, it etch toos our children lies and it just -- it is not beneficial to black people, not beneficial to america or anyone else who would look to the series to get true history of our nation. >> todd: the 1619 account prosecute was spearheaded by the "new york times," remember back in the day when they used to be the paper of record, objective truth and facts, that time has gone by. dr. carol swain, thank you. we appreciate it. florida epicenter of joe biden border crisis with boats full of migrants arrivin every single day. >> carley: a florida sheriff says the federal government is

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>> todd: a small western new york community 2000 miles from the border is facing surge of illegal immigrantses some fear could overwhelm resources. george barrello representing that district. >> no one dedicated resources to helping these folks. they are not allowed to work. we are trying to mobilize resources and get local nonfor profits to help the folks. we are going to try to get folks help, but there needs to be recognition of the problem created by lawlessness at the

border. >> todd: his fears backed up by sanctuary city new york city mayor eric adams, demanding help. >> there is compensation among those who are asylum and migrants who are giving the false impression if you come to new york city, everything is fine. there is no more room in new york. >> todd: adamses the city has taken in 40,000 migrants costing upward of $2 billion. carley. >> carley: first responders say resources are being stretched thin as they struggle to keep up with the migrant boats. miami reporting 7000 encounters

in november. monroe county sheriff ramsay joins us now, this includes the florida keys. when people think about the border crisis, they think about texas and arizona, what is going on off the coast of florida. >> thank you, good morning. in florida, we are experiencing mass migration. from cuba and haiti. it has been adversely impacting my manpower, my ability to call for service. we have called on the government to step up and secure the border. >> carley: what i understand, this increased number of migrants are taxing your office and ems, and ron himes declared state of emergency and sent ems to help you out, white house

press secretary karine jean-pierre called this a political stunt by desantis. take a listen. >> we've seen governor desantis do political stunts to fix this issue from florida. he is not dealing with the problem, he's creating the problem. >> carley: why would she call this a political stunt by desantis? >> the political stunt is coming from washington, d.c. the governor is not creating problems, he's trying to mitigate what is are occurring. we're sending a strong message to the migrants, this is not a time to come. if you get caught here, you will be sent back. he is having to take action because of failure on the behalf of washington, d.c., i'm proud of the governor, he's been a good help. we have resources, fdle,

international guard, who are here, boots on the ground, showing presence and trying to help with the slugsz to make this safe and orderly and prevent this from occurring. the governor is protecting his state. >> carley: out of curiosity, how is the national guard helping out with this situation? >> well, the florida international guard is down here doing great job. they have two chi nooks and a blackhawk trying to identify migrants inbound before they make land and bring in assets to intercept migrants so they can be put on boats and brought back to their home country. >> carley: a lot of migrants are from haiti and cuba and those

two countries, the president is targeting in a new policy he just announced, calling on people from those countries and venezuela to apply for asylum before they arrive in the united states. do you think that policy will help the situation you are facing right now? >> i think the policy upon help, we have to continue to send a message if you comer hoo, you cannot stay. message last couple years has been if you come here, you will be processed and released into the country and possibly get -- we were sending message the border is ep on, come in and stay. we have to make sure we telegraph that appropriate message that the border is not open anymore, you cannot stay and will be sent back. if proper message sent and

received, it should slow down migration. >> carley: this is dangerous way of traveling to the united states, how often are one of these boats that you are finding off the coast, how often do they capsize? >> a lot more than we know, they capsize on a regular basis, these are rough vessels put together in someone's backyard. this past weekend we had nine foot seas and winds 25 to 30. we're seeing vessels or accounts of people lost at sea on a regular basis. there are so many that nobody knows and never get seen again, people are losing their life. >> carley: a situation that doesn't get enough attention. thank you forrin splaing to us, we appreciate it. >> carley: blue states across america are planning to ban new gas powered vehicles, one red state is flipping the script to

support fossil fuel. who is bucking the trend. >> todd: and denied promotions over vaccine, why are some being punished even after the order has been lifted. >> tomi: calling it out, she is next. if you still have symptoms of moderate

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>> carley: unvaccinated military members are facing repercussions despite the mane being rescinded, getting benefits denied, being ineligible for promotion and having deployments restricted. >> todd: tomi lahren, how is this happening to a group that signs up voluntarily to fight and die for our freedom? >> tomi: first of all, i'm so happy to hear that our senators went to work, my senator in tennessee led the charge to get that unconstitutional covid vaccine mandate rescinded. not only should the servicemembers be reinstated,

they should receive back pay and we will be lucky if those discharged or voluntarily left want to return to service that treated them so poorly. the fact this is happening in the united states of america, it is unamerican, wrong and i hope congress will go back to work and fight for military members who fight for us everyday. i can't believe this is happening, we need to make this right. >> carley: there is some good news, the defense department is considering backpay. pentagon spokesperson floated the idea of backpay saying the department is exploring this and will provide view on legislation of this nature at appropriate time. what do you think, do you think that will happen? is backpay enough? >> tomi: it needs to happen. think about this, there are 8500

discharged because of this vaccine mandate. we need to reinstate them and give them backpay, i can't believe it is a discussion. we need all the extra security and defense we can get and also i'd like to say, 96% of military members are vaccinated, i that were pushed to do so to keep promotions and benefits and jobs and ink ras, what about the 96% suffering side effects? they need to be made whole, as well and acknowledged by the pentagon, a lot of work needs to be done for americans pushed into this unconstitutional vaccine mandate. start with the military because they protect and defend us everyday. >> todd: this vaccine saga is killing military.

army issen fa,000 short, national guard 7500 short, navy met 10% of their goal. marine corps, 34%. air force another 10%. what do you think on recruiting alone, the government would want to make individuals whole as sign we will treat you well, the alternative is we are going to treat you horribly and not make you whole if you sign up to dedefend our nation. >> tomi: not only are law enforcement officers and agents demoralized, you have our military demoralized, it is a running theme. if you know about the miller ta, you know there is series of vaccinations, this is nothing new, the fact you are seeing hez tensy about the covid vaccine,

thats something. we need to make people whole, make it right. great we got rid of the mandate, so many will suffer side effects and they need to be acknowledged for that and get treatment and care they deserve and they don't need to be brushed under the rug, time to make this right and address it and i hope we will see that and counting on know ares like marsha blackburn to keep fighting for this and make sure those that need to be called to the were were caet are called to the were caet and those defending our country. >> carley: we know janice dean fought tireless against andrew cuomo for nursing home policy that led to the death of her inlaws, other people with similar stories inspired her to write her brand-new book, i am the storm. >> todd: one guy named david, it

is on sale today and janice joins us now. congrates, this is awesome. >> janice: thank you, it is not all about me, it starts with cuomo, i thought he was a great leader but then i saw what he was doing with nursing homes issue admitting covid positive patients. we lost my inlaws, we didn't see them before they died, they took their last breath alone, that was bigger than myself. the cuomo machine from a dynasty family was tough and i was attacked and belittled, but felt it was right on behalf of my husband's parents and the other seniors to do something. that was springboard for the book, which is other stories where ordinary people go up against incredible odds.

one story is baby david, named after david and goliath. carla says they are c themselves blessed, brad and i had this conversation, i looked at him and i said sometimes i think people will feel sorry for us, i explain we are thankful for everything we have, the good and bad and i pray for david's good and bad days, even if he's having a bad day, we will have him here and we're grateful. the fight this child had, doctors saying the baby was not going to survive, didn't have functioning kidneys and had cerebral palsy and he is blind. he has challenges, but he is great. >> carley: this book is compilation of stories. you talk about one weather related story having to do with

world war ii, that was interesting. >> janice: it is about a woman 79 years ago, she was one of the people compiling weather information that went to our president eisenhower to decide they were going to delay d-day by one day, a woman very young on the coast ofireland that one main job was taking weather information and that information changed the trajectory of a war. the reason that story is important, while i was fighting for my inlaws, people were saying she is just the weather lady, that weather lady changed the world. >> todd: d-day was supposed to be june 5, all systems go until that happened.

i am the storm is available now, it is a fox nation special, watch it, janice dean. >> janice: thank you for helping me tell the story. >> carley: watch it, read it, we need this positivity in our lives and that is what this is. you are the perfect person to tell the stories, thanks forrin joing us, congratulations, exciting. >> todd: air touch >> >> carley: love you, you are special. >> todd: san francisco reparation committee want to shell out 5 million a piece to the city. who do you think is paying for this? >> carley: cheryl casone will walk us through the expensive new proposal, that is coming up next.

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>> carley: president biden being mocked for having zero self-awareness after saying this about republicans on mlk day. >> talk about democrats again, guess what, i reduced deficit last year, guess what, these guys are fiscally demented, they

don't get it. >> todd: way to read the room. cheryl casone joins us now. >> cheryl: with all the issues with classified documents that keep appearing, yeah, throwing shade at republicans for being fiscally irresponsible is too little too late. both parties are fiscally irresponsible, here is response from marsha blackburn, shes if it is fiscally demented, not sure what you call president biden's leadership. ronny jackson saying attacking republicans while washington democrats spent at historic levels to fund the green new deal is hypocritical. national debt is trillions of dollars, president biden is bragging about reducing the

deficit, let's beer cloo issue the deficit went down because covid spending was pulled back, it wasn't something president biden did, it was in the works. >> carley: you don't reduce the deficit when you pass the reduction act or infrastructure bill. major dollars. >> cheryl: overall point, inflation is coming down, fair enough, but we are 6.5%, that is nothing to be celebrated. >> todd: are your eggs down? no, eggs are $10 a carton, it is ridiculous. >> carley: what about wyoming? >> cheryl: a group of lawmakers in wyoming want to ban sales of new electric vehicles by between the35, they say they are major

oil and gas producer and jobs are dependent on the industry, they will go after electric vehicles. listen to jim anderson and react to this. >> we are supporting our industries that have been around forren 10 dollar0 years supporting us. we think there are 12 years left and some states may change their mind that the petroleum vehicles are not bad. >> cheryl: talking about states banning gas-powered vehicles, california and new york and oregon and other state, massachusetts, washington, d.c. other side, if you ban electric vehicles, this is tongue and cheek kind of thing, no penalty, then you are no better know that the other states banning oil and

diesel-running being haves. is there a penalty? electric vehicles were 10% of all new car sales in 2022, so they're here to say. >> carley: true, this is resolution, it has no teeth. it is just telling the oil and gas industry, we stand with you, if you want one you can buy one. >> cheryl: yeah, i'm capitalist, i believe in consumer choice and they like their teslas. >> carley: excuse me, you cannot tell me what to buy. >> todd: absolutely wild proposal out of san francisco from the files of this will never happen. >> cheryl: we keep seeing a push for reparation in different blue cities and san francisco, 5 million dollars proposal for each long-time black resident,

total debt forgiveness, reparation of off chute of slavery. it would affect the population for decades of harm they experienced and readdress the loss black san francisco ans have endured. you have to be 18 years of age, identify as black or african american, live in the city for 13 years. i understand they want to say i'm sorry, i don't think 5 million is the way to say i'm sorry when your budget is under siege, taxpayers are leaving san francisco because of crime and homelessness in the city. as taxpayer of san francisco, i would say, i think there is a

better way to apologize than handing out 5 million per resident. it is the money i have issue with, i understand doing good, this is not the way. >> todd: there will be nobody to pay and somebody will be left to turn out the lights. >> cheryl: companies are leaving san francisco like they are leaving new york. >> todd: the president's home, classified material was discovered, is that a good enough answer for the american people? mike huckabee will be here to tell us what he thinks about that next. >> carley: check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: coming up 10 minutes from now, president biden claims republicans are fiscally demented despite inflation hitting all-time high while he

was in office. jim banks will join us and krens /* dan crenshaw discusses the latest and leo terrell will join us and former bachelorette hannah brown is here, she stars in fox's new show called "special forces," celebrities undergo real military training. how cool does that look? that is a reality show, looks like real life. do not miss it, about nine minutes and from seconds from now. todd and carley back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first" on the number one cable news channel fox.

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>> todd: white house says visitor logs do not exist for biden's delaware beach house where classified documents were discovered. like every president in modern history his personal residence is personal. >> oversight committee chairman james comer says he isn't buying the white house's latest excuse we wonder if the secret service had records because he still had secret service protection. you would assume that the secret service would vet people that would be allowed on the premise of the dwelling for the president of the united states. >> carley: former arkansas governor mike huckabee joins us now. good morning to you. jonathan turley says of course congress had the right to know who had access to these classified documents and if these records, these logs of who visited president biden in wilmington don't exist they could actually have interviews with staff, family members, past visitors which could escalate the situation very much so if

you have some members of the first family sitting down for interviews under oath. do you think something like that could unfold? >> well, we certainly need to know who was showing up at the residence if these documents were being kept in a garage by his corvette where, you know, exposed? could somebody just walk in there and take one of those files? we don't know. we don't know who was there and i totally think that congressman comer is right. the secret service carefully knows who is going to be around someone one of their protects. they know everything you can about them. you have to give a social security number to the secret service before can you see a protectee. they certainly keep notes. those notes wouldn't just disappear. i think the biggest question of all is how come that it was joe biden's own attorneys, both white house attorneys and his personal attorneys who were able to go looking through his records and when donald trump's records were searched, his

attorneys were not allowed in the room room or anywhere on site. i just find that very troubling. i think it's very indicative of the fact that we have a double standard of justice. we all know it, but we just keep getting more and more pieces of evidence to substantiate that. >> todd: the double standard is one aspect of the attorneys going. in there's also another aspect that turley highlights. it's the fact that if these attorneys did the job of the movers, they themselves could be called as witnesses. that means this whole plan to send the attorneys and could wildly backfire against joe biden. turley also adding this: the most serious discovery would be evidence that biden worked off their documents or removed them from their classification folders. if these documents were used or knowingly possessed over six years, it would qualify as an intentional act to unlawfully possess the material. that last part intentional act do you think on the whole this

entire episode warrants criminal charges against joe biden. >> we don't know. i mean, todd, i would love to say yeah we know exactly what this all means. we don't know. here's what we know. we know that 27 heavily armed fbi agents raided donald trump's home. his personal space, including his wife's clothes closet because they thought that this was such a national security risk. even though it was under lock and key and there were ongoing negotiations to get whatever material needed to go to the archives to the archives. in joe's case, he had no right to take it. he was vice president, not president. he couldn't declassify anything. and he had it for six years. and now we're just finding out and truth is, we now know that these documents were discovered and disclosed only internally just before the election but we didn't know about it until well into the new year. how come? who kept it secret? who was protecting him? who continues to protect him?

and why is the documents in his vice presidential hands so much less important than the documents that were in a sitting or a former president's hands in his own residence in a locked place? >> carley: yeah. we're also hearing a story from arizona republic editor his name is greg burton. is he recalling a personal experience where he saw classified documents on the desk of then vice president biden back in 2010 and apparently the secret service asked his cameraman to delete some photos, some images of his time interviewing the vice president just in case those documents were in those pictures. quickly, how important do you think that story is dating back to 2010? >> it's pretty important. interestingly, one of the figures in that story was jay carney who ended up being obama's press secretary but at the time was working for joe biden. and he was the one who confronted the reporter and the cameraman and there was kind of

a little dust-up there to make sure that they got that material. why? why was it so important? if it's so important how come we are just now seeing there are still documents lying around in somebody's garage? i have got a garage like probably you do, it's messy. i don't think you would want to leave something of great importance just sitting around. >> todd: we have to leave it there. thank you as always. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> president biden facing additional questions over how he has handled the nation's secrecy. >> demanding a record of who may have had access the white house tells fox they don't keep visitor logs. >> congress clearly has an oversight interest in knowing who was in that house. >> another month. another record at our southern border. >> ccpb forces say 65,000 known got-aways in december. >> they are doing everything they can to encourage this. >> virginia is investigating after several high schools admitted to not handing out merit awards. >> governor glenn youngk