pain and anger spilling into the streets of memphis and across other cities in our country. protests have been mostly peaceful after friday's release of body cam video showing the brutal beating that led to the death of tyre nichols. demonstrators now demanding justice. hello everyone welcome to fox news alive i am arthel neville, hi erica. >> hello arthel thank you for joining us i am eric shawn. five officers involved in a deadly beating have not fired and now charged with murder.

some are members of the city's so-called scorpion unit scorpions answer street crimes operation to restore peace in our neighborhood. yesterday the memphis police department permanently disbanded that unit. >> eric we are also learning the five former officers will make their first court appearance on february 17 to be arraigned on murder charges for charles watson is live in memphis. charles, first off what can it tells the timetable for this arraignment? >> well, arthel, those arraignments will happen a few weeks from now as you mentioned on february 17. we are unsure whether that is normal timing for something like that barely reach out to a defense attorney who said it is a normal timeline for those arraignments considering five former memphis police officers taken into custody last week after a grand jury indicted them and freed after posting a bond

that raised anywhere between $253,350,000 were getting this information just a day after the memphis police department announced known as a scorpion unit this three crime task force that included some of the officers that were involved in the brutal beating of nichols during a questionable traffic stop that led to tyre nichols to death but we are told the remaining officers that were assigned to that unit agreed with the decision to shut it down. the attorney who represents nichols family said this was an easy step in a tweet he says abolishing the scorpion unit in memphis is low hanging fruit that is easy. nonetheless police the corrupt unit is now gone. now the real reform is required. this development follows a release of the body cam video

which frankly two days after it was released it's really hard to still watch. showing officers savagely kicking, punching pepper spraying as seemly defenseless nichols. all five men have been fired interfacing second-degree murder and other offenses related to nichols at death. >> this is not a matter of training for this is a matter of basic humanity. i don't how you train police officers into having the moral character necessary to not commit murder on the job the way that they did. >> you know, arthel, we are also learning former police officer demetrius haley was named in a lawsuit accusing him and others of brutally beating an inmate where haley worked as a corrections officer for the inmate in question tells the "new york post" during a search for contraband heat wasn't punched by officers in the face at least twice in his face was

slammed into a sink. he claims haley was the most vicious. i do want to note the lawsuit that was filed by that inmate was ultimately dismissed by a judge because he ruled the inmate did not properly serve one of the defendants in that case, arthel. arthel: don't apologize to our viewers we should have warned you we were going to play that video. i personally have not watched it, i cannot watch it is disgusting. so i apologize we did not give you a warning we're going to show it to you. but charles i do want to ask is or something more we can expect in terms of development this coming week? it's. >> yes, couple things this week, arthel. we were told last week about two memphis fire department employees were relieved of their duties pending an internal investigation into the care or lack thereof they gave to tyre nichols after that brutal beating for the memphis fire

department tells us results of that investigation should be completed sometime this week. we're also hoping hoping to learn more about the internal investigation injured to shelby county sheriff's deputies who showed up on that scene after that brutal beating of nichols. it investigation is ongoing were hoping to learn more about that and then of course we are expecting on wednesday the funeral for tyre nichols. we've been hearing from the family all week long but reverent at the funeral. throughout the week we've heard the family said they want a peaceful protest. that is what we have seen so far, arthel, people seem to be really respecting the families were discussing the mother of tyre nichols we expected to be a pretty emotional week. arthel: what a dignified woman she is in the protest happened peaceful which is really great. we have to show the video because people need to see how

the so-called officers beat poor tyre nichols savagely. it is horrible. alright charles watson i know you're staying there it memphis and will continue the coverage forced from down there. thank you charles watson, eric appears to be for what can we expect for the officers arraignment and the consequences for law enforcement as the department of justice opens it civil rights investigation process for your former attorney general united states find and why a civil rights investigation? can you explain that considering the officers were black and the victim tyre is blacksburg texas civil rights team skin color in no way was the cause of what happened here. the video is very, very tough to

watch there is no question about it. there has to be accountability. the department is going to work closely with the memphis officials. whether they will come in officially will depend whether or not they are comfortable that there would be investigation by the city that city may on its own. invite the department to come in and work with them but frankly i think confidence perhaps in the police department perhaps in city government generally it may be shaken. seller may be wise to have the department of justice involved. typically the department is also very sensitive about not intruding upon the police powers of local governments. we will just have to wait and see what happens. one thing i do want to mention in that is i have a brother who was a police officer for something like 30 years in houston. day and in day out police officers do a great job. it's only a few that because it's kind of coverage for a promise you since the day of

january 7, the day of this beating yes we did lose a life and mr. nichols that was tragic there should be accountability. but there's probably been scores of lives saved by the good work of police around the country. one of the things i wear about these kind of incidents and the coverage, obviously it's important, we need to have coverage in order to ensure accountability is that it discourages a good people -- it encourages people to and i think that's unfortunate. let's remember folks, while we need to pursue accountability here, and a question about it. police officers risk their lives day in and day out for people they do not even know. eric: overwhelmingly we know law-enforcement does the right thing. obviously this is any type of decency. does the d.o.j. also look at police training? procedures? supervisors? the culture that could potentially make these officers think they can do this without

impunity that could be in the memphis police department? >> no question about up or they will look at prior incidents for example per they will look at training. nothing is off of the table as far as looking to see what may have caused and contributed to this. because you sure don't want anything like this happening again. really there's a lot of unanswered questions still today, why was the initial contact so vigorous? an escalated so quickly. in my mind and talking to other law enforcement officials, a lot of question about what happened here? what was the motivation? what was going on here? there still some questions we don't know the answers too. obviously whatever those answers may turn out to be, the response that occurred that we witnessed on that video was not justified. eric: talking federal oversight could there be legal action for a dissent decree? we've seen other local

departments taken over basically had federal oversight we saw baltimore, new orleans, ferguson, missouri after that incident. and elsewhere do you see that potentially happening here in memphis and oversight by the feds over the procedures and actions? >> yes a consent three is an agreement between the local authorities and the federal government. an order is issued by the judge. parameters are established in the consent decree so very possible we will set happening here in memphis. one of the things they will be looking at -- typically one incident is not enough. they will be looking at the history of what is happened in memphis before making that kind of decision. so from that tragedy the poignancy of this happening in memphis the national civil rights museum nearby and the history of that city. your sense in your reflection on civil rights and overseeing unfolding here?

well i currently reside in tennessee in nashville. there is a long history. proud also tough history about racial relations in the state. we like to think perhaps we are bonded beyond the civil rights violations that occurred back in the 50s and 60s. obviously more work needs to be done. this is something that's taken very seriously here in the state of tennessee per expect the officials in memphis, the governor's office to relate look at this very closely for this is something we need to address forcefully and quickly. the four absolutely. missed former attorney alberto gonzales. arthel: eric, more dramatic testimony expected tomorrow in the murdoch murder trial that's also been gripping the country

but last week prosecutors showed video of the disgraced former south carolina attorney and prosecutor in his first police interview after his wife and son were found dead. laura ingle is live with us now with more. >> hi arthel, the long-awaited trial of the once prominent now disgraced former lawyer will enter its second week tomorrow as you mentioned which will continue to reveal what prosecutors have on the man accused of killing his youngest son paul and his wife maggie. while murdoch appeared to show emotion during the first week of trial there is testimony from a first responder who described him standing near the bodies when he first arrived and found them he said at the family's hunting estate plan said he appeared to have no physical tiers. then immediately launched into a possible motive pointing to another suspect send his son paul had received threats and been assaulted with a highly publicized boat crash that ended in the death also played the first recorded interview took

place june 7, already inside a law enforcement vehicle which murdoch said he checked for signs of life on his wife and son but sonnen. immerman's extremely bloodied and gruesome crime scene. that led to the questioning of detective laura with the sheriff's office prosecutor suggesting he may have cleaned up after the crime, listen. >> how would you describe the defendants hands when he saw them when you're interviewing him? how to describe his hands? >> they were clean, clean. courts are to describe his arms? they were clean. >> how to describe his t-shirt? explain. >> how to describe his shoes? >> they were clean. >> defense also questioned how evidence was collected at the family's home including whether drains were checked for blood. now tomorrow session will begin with the cross-examination of one of the investigators but

while the attorney general's office would not comment on which witnesses will be called a next and could be any list of 255 possible witnesses in this trial period which includes a murdoch surviving son buster. more to come, arthel. arthel: more to come, laura ingle thank you very much, erica. eric: president biden has found no negotiation when it comes a debt ceiling but house speaker kevin mccarthy says he will be meeting with the president on wednesday to discuss a quote reasonable and responsible way to control spending. as well as the two discussing raising the debt ceiling as the deadline for economies stares us in the face this week. lucas and tomlinson has a very latest on the north lawn on the white house on this potential meeting, hate lucas. >> confirmed white house will set up a meeting between president biden and the new house speaker on wednesday. mccarthy discussed the issue earlier on cbs. >> we are going to meet this wednesday. i know the president said he did

not want to have any discussions but i think it is very important that our whole government is designed to find compromise for and i went to find a reasonable and responsible way that we can lift the debt ceiling and take control the runaway spending. >> fox news senate top democrat on the house armed services committee took the following shot across the aisle. >> haven't put a plan on the table. you don't like the idea that there were going to raise the debt ceiling? we hear big statements i would need to cut spending. what needs to happen right now since republicans don't want to raise the debt ceiling without cutting spending, obviously don't to raise revenue. put a plan on the table. what are you going to cut? >> new republican chairman house foreign relations committee said u.s. military budget should not be on the chopping block. >> i will not sit back and watch our defense been cut at such a dangerous time in our history. you have one dictator largest invasion of europe since world war ii presented dictator

threatening the pacific the greatest generation liberated. >> the white house says there'll be a large range of topics discussing the president meets the new house speaker for the first time face-to-face. eric: will be all of that meeting to see what happens thank you. arthel: it is been -- it has been four weeks to the day after tomorrow hamlet went into cardiac arrest and almost died on the football field. now the only buffalo bills safety just made his first comments on camera christina coleman is live the remarkable story. casino what more can you tell us? >> hi arthel. it's really great hearing from him the nearly six minute interview the 20 throughout bill's safety shirt and a heartfelt message on instagram yesterday for his first public comment since he went into cardiac arrest on the field on january 2 the shocking incident sending millions of people around the world into deeper prayer for his safe recovery. hamlin's new video that he posted yesterday is captioned as

from the heart. hamlin said now is brothers of closed on a strong winning season with him making so much progress and recovery felt it was the right time for him to speak publicly. hamlin said what happened to him has allowed him to get back to the community. >> i feel it's a direct example of god using me as a vessel to share my passion and my love directly from my heart with the entire world. i'm able to give it back to kids and communities all across the world who need it the most. that has always been my dream. >> hamlin's or covers been followed closely by millions, grateful for all the progress he has made and his heartfelt message for the bill's safety thanked his family and his fans for their love and support pretty also thanked both the buffalo bills and the cincinnati bengals the team they're playing against the night that he went into cardiac arrest. >> to the city of cincinnati,

the bangles of the entire nfl, just putting team allegiance aside to root for one kids life, the humanity of a player that's wearing a buffalo blue pretty put humanity above team loyalty. you showed the world unity over division. i'm not surprised by it but i'm deeply grateful. >> hamlin also think the bills or training athletic and medical staff and all of the first responders who acted swiftly and skillfully to save his life, arthel. arthel: it so great to be able to report on such a wonderful story of recovery, unity, faith and perseverance but i'm just so happy for the way this story has turned out, christina coleman thank you so much, eric. >> god bless damar just amazing. cap next border patrol agents sell fox news or been nearly 300,000 migrant got a ways that they know of, just that once they know of in the last few

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eric: some shocking numbers about the crisis on the southern border. customs and border patrol sources tell fox news they know of nearly 300,000 got a ways for desert migrants they could not catch after they illegally cross the border only since october 1. that is from the new 2023 fiscal year began. the 3000 number expected to break the last year's record appeared word of these people go? will they ever be accounted for? matt finn live at the epicenter of the border crisis but he is in eagle pass, texas with a very latest on all of this, high match. >> hi eric, the got away so that migrants were intentionally run away or try to evade authorities. so often they are involved in the high-speed chases we bring to you week after week. here are just two of the most recent examples of that. in the rio grande valley texas dps said u.s. border patrol agents were involved in a

high-speed chase for the driver, illegal migrants in a bailing out of the car, running and hiding underneath the house. agents had to chase them through thick and dangerous a brush in the dark of night and ultimately arrested the driver and four illegal immigrants from mexico. in another chase a smuggler from dallas, texas leads dps troopers on a chase u.s. route in rural kinney county. the driver lost control and crashed into a ranch for the driver and passenger bailed. illegal cuban embers putting a 4-year-old child were turned over too u.s. border patrol and the driver and passenger were charged with human smuggling. the now republican-controlled u.s. house oversight and accountability committee has a meeting scheduled for next week regarding the border. that committee asked for all four border patrol sector cheese to testify about what they are seeing here at the border. but the department of home and security under secretary mayorkas decline that request is incense going to offer up border chief ortiz to testify that we

simply keep your eye on we possibly will learn much more about what is going on here at the border, eric. so far it matt, thanks so much, arthel. >> eric and matt as a board officials worry about the increased number of those known god always there is a bipartisan backlash at the biting ministration immigration policies. seventy-seven democrats including newark congresswoman aoc new jersey senator cory booker sent a letter to the president last week calling his new restrictions on asylum-seekers from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela quote disappointing. meantime ohio congressman jim jordan says the house judiciary committee will begin holding hearings on the border crisis this week. joining me now is ronnie vitiello for reacting ice director former border patrol chief. ron, before we get into all that other stuff i just want to call your expertise off the top. what do you think should be dead

and how quickly can it be done? >> it can be done right away. this president inherited a border than a 45 year lows in activity. the 45 year low but right now we have the biggest surgeon we have ever seen in the history of that border. how did we end the last surgeon started 2019 and ended 2020? we made an agreement with mexico which isn't u.s. law for its completely legal it's a diplomatic agreement with mexico. people want to come and claim asylum, they can do that but they have to wait in mexico for their hearing but they do that they do it scale the dude across the southwest border we can start to end this problem overnight. that's what happened last time there's no reason to live it won't happen again if there is the will and the ability to get dhs the frontline the tools they need to do their jobs. arthel: it may come back to that right now let's get back to the 77 democrats in their letter to

president biden saying in the vein of protecting asylum-seekers while also quote securing the safe removal of migrants who have no legal claim to stay in the united states, they expressed disappointment again with the new biting policy that provides a more legal options a safer asylum-seekers from those countries. given no path to become citizens of the united states. what is your reaction to these lawmakers concerns? >> they're trying to say what's going on at the border is important to them but what they want to do in essence is not allow the president to exercise his authority under title 42. again the u.s. law passed by congress to send people back into mexico from those four countries. and then on the other side of doing some kind of legal avenue for people to apply online from home. they have no authority to speak on this. this has been a problem for both democrats and republicans for quite some time.

but they're advocating for is a lot more people into the night states illegally and had them release at the border. that is what they are advocating for blaming the president saying they are disappointed there were all disappointed was seeing the images you just showed on the tv screen of thousands and thousands of people coming every single night. what those lawmakers know what they failed to send their statements many people come here seeking asylum will never go to immigration courts were there were no more follow up on this claim is for these the roots of asylum to come into the country illegally, be released by cbp never to be seen again. i first saw title 42 was a covid enacted restriction just because we did not want to bring diseases or markovian into the country. that is been lifted and charge it wanted that to go away, correct? is it still standing, you are the expert on this. what is a deal on title 42? it seems she wanted there but the judge says no we can't do that.

>> is not a perfect scenario is not a perfect fix for what is going on but allows a border patrol to adjudicate cases and expel people back into mexico quickly. so instead of spending two or three hours and putting them into the system and releasing them, they booked them it really quickly adjudicate them and send them back to mexico for that gives them a better workflow gives them more time for that will give them more time to patrol the border, and to discover human trafficking to make drug seizures. if you take that away you're going to exacerbate the problem that we arty have. arthel: got it, let me move on the biting policy states again 30,000 migrants from the four countries i mentioned, they will be eligible to apply for humanitarian parole protection from their home countries and mexico has agreed to take back 30,000 of those migrants per month. isn't mexico fully committed incapable of hurting 30,000 migrants a month and mexico and processing is ready at the u.s.

at all? >> probably not. i am grateful they have said yes to that bird be much better for us to next across-the-board the migrant protection protocols and resource that problem instead of depending on title 42 or this sideways parole scenario the president put together. mexico is key to helping us here for they faced this problem. 30,000 people as a weeks worth of the pipeline for that is not a big number considering we just had a month were read to them 30,000 people cross the border. that was just the encounters forget about the same number people who got away the last 90 days. arthel: i want to practice something if i have time. i went to get back as reported last week german of the house judiciary committee jim jordan and notes planned hearings to investigate what they are calling the biting border cr crisis. do you think residents in those border towns and the overwhelmed border agent.

>> legislation fix a lot of the problems going on right now. but operationally people wanted to stop by this only a couple ways to do that we have significant attention to hold everybody or you reinstate the migrant protection protocols but having hearing is what congress can do now but having legislation would be better. but they need to take this administration to task. they've broken all of the records. since day one we've had work out a ways and ever before we have more encounters than ever before. we have more deaths of people trying to come into the united states and ever before. more people in the terrorist watch list. bite is a border crisis is broken all records in the wrong direction. arthel: all right ron i just follow up sorry but i have to hit and leave it there. thank you very much ron vitiello will see them again. >> thank you.

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report is lsu's the night she was killed in an unrelated car crash. police records of the suspect was accused of raping a 12-year-old girl back in 2020. that's when the suspect was 15 years old. alexandria hoff has more on this disturbing case, alexandra. >> three of the four charged in the madison brooks case had bonded out of prison. that was short-lived for 18-year-old washington was arrested again the very next day but according to documents obtained by the new orleans advocate washington faces a separate rape charge stemming from an attack on a 12 runkle reported back in 2020. as you'd mentioned he would've just been 15 at the time for us only after washington was arrested in the high-profile madison brooks case didn't witness a 2020 assault come forward.

washington in an unnamed 17 or been charged with third-degree rape of brooks 19-year-old lsu software who died days later for two other and 27-year-old everett lee 18-year-old carver have in charge of being present taking part. surveillance footage obtained appears to show brooks trying to catch up with the men after leaving a popular college bar in baton rouge two weeks ago. police sent washington the 17-year-old rape to heavily intoxicated brooks in the back of a vehicle before the dropped her off at arena location she was in italy struck by a separate vehicle. attorney representing the defendant saying the sex's was consensual. >> this is a tragedy, definitely not a crime. can you tell she was intoxicated? yes by the point under law was drunk in a stupor to the point you cannot lawfully give consent or answer questions? absolutely that was not the case.

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arthel: russia ramping up attacks fighters in critical positions in the countries east of moscow working to protect vital supply routes as it gears up for a new offensive nearly a year after it launched its invasion. meantime, as ukraine awaits new tanks from the u.s., president zelenskyy is renewing his plea

for even more powerful weapons. trait is live in kyiv with the very latest. >> arthel, good afternoon for a bloodier fighting expectant head ukraine is calling on its western allies for more support to change the momentum in this war. after being promised tanks and other equipment ukrainian officials here are moving onto the next military request. fighter jets and long-range missiles predicament but allow ukraine to push back against the russians and east and south of their country in order to break through certain front lines have been frozen for months but overnight ukrainian president zelenskyy spoke about his rest. >> it would be possible to stop this if we can provide our military with missile power so the terrorists do not feel impunity. you training needs for remove this option for invaders to destroy ukrainian cities using missile launchers deployed from the front line.

>> and eight russian shelling hammered the southern summer residents live for months under occupation for at least three people were killed across the east of ukraine civilians and try to fleet russian attacks but was such a large front lines it is difficult. further north in the village ukrainians surveyed the village from a russian missile strike the siblings are heading slightly further west to get out of the line of fire but they must leave everything behind in the process. one woman describes what it is like in these most recent blast. >> the projectile hits, it ruined, and destroyed everything, what can i tell you? we are left without a place to live. that is enough, no more. >> that is enough, no more. you can hear the desperation of the voices of the civilians they are looking for an end to this conflict but there is simply no end in sight. arthel: that is enough, no more. i hear her crying.

trey yingst reporting there from kyiv. stay safe and thank you trey, erica. eric: putin thought ukraine was a push over the west did not have the resolve to face him. well, he was wrong for now what do hundreds of new tanks mean strategically as we gear up for the spring offensive. he is a republican from florida serves on the house armed services committee. also of course a former green beret, first congressman thank you for your service and we've done for the country. >> thank you, appreciated erica. eric: of course a bullet tanks will they be enough? >> well, that is one of the questions that we recently had a briefing from the pentagon about this effort. one of our questions is enough for what? what is the strategic and state that is in line with u.s. goals? if on the one hand putin has declared parts of don bosse and crimea is under its nuclear

umbrella and on the other hand zelenskyy says it's not acceptable for him, but outcome is not acceptable for him until he drives russia off its oil. what is the united states prepared to do? are we prepared to continue to support zelenskyy if he goes on the offensive and is successful in driving the russians out, how far? that peace is one huge question. the other piece is the sustainability of these weapons systems. it's not just providing the tanks it's all these spare parts, it is the training, it is the maintenance. it is the different type of fuel they have jet engines literally in the back of the embrace and be a tanker in my early days as a lieutenant. how long and who is going to pay for it? are we going to support that? i think there's still more questions to be answered that we are getting it right now in congress. eric: you have had that experience. tell us what it is like to be in

the tank to have that kind of a battle purchasing these unbelievable videos of the drones when they take out russian tanks. bring us inside a tank. cooks well, look there are phenomenal machines. i was deployed with my tank platoon to kuwait years ago back in the late '90s. they are fast, they are maneuverable. they have a stabilization to the gun stays on the target will the bottom of the tank is rolling through the terrain. they can hit targets accurately over a mile away and do so rapidly. and, what the american tanks to unlikely russians tank is actually protect their crews. if there hit the ammunition blows out the top and the crew servos. supposedly russian tanks. i expected to be very effective.

that comes on the training come the fuel of the spare parts and keep them going. that's a big question i have. >> is looking to break down. as a big breakthrough for germany to say yes. germany of course sending 14 laparoscopic britain setting 14 challenger twos as there is, poland 14 leopards they arty sent 60 dance poland responsible for 324. u.s. 31 and one abrams got france and spain coming up. they got pledges of our 321 tanks. he says they need at least 300. it's a very sophisticated weapons and orbits part of the more sophisticated but with the russians? the russians look like little toy top off they get blasted the whole truth goes off and everyone gets killed. >> no comment these systems, all

that the and the u.s. are far superior to what the russians can field. that said the russians have been digging in tank traps in the east they still have attack helicopters. missile the ability to hit these tanks with air support. it's going to take combined arms, artillery, infantry, armor and air support all working together. that is on the offense. that is where the training for the ukrainians is going to be so important. but take a step back for her to have to say it's a phenomenally frustrating for the germans in particular to say we are not going to provide hours until you provide theirs and given the united states is by far 10 far and away more than the rest of europe. germany has delivered a fraction of what he asked actually promised big burden sharing component the administration you speak much more aggressive and say look, the united states cannot continue to do this on

its own. we have to also focus on china we have our domestic responsibilities. europe is in the direct line of russia's fire and they need to step up. by the way, from a sustainability standpoint again not to beat this drum that's 12 different tanks and armored fighting vehicles on top of all the russian systems the ukrainians are going to have to figure out how to support and sustain. the united nations of armored vehicles rolling around there. they're going to need a lot of help. eric: a lot of moving parts and the germans should be more grateful. considering their history and what we have done. from the house armed services committee, former green beret of course thank you for your service to our nation and for your insight, thank you. c and we will be right bacrok with more news things are looking up♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪

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second arriving in egypt this morning the first up to smitty's to her pretty strict comes as tensions flare in the region after two shootings in east jerusalem friday and saturday. one of them deadly. kitty logan live in london with more. >> hi, two palestinians shot

dead by israeli security forces. that comes following as you mention the two deadly attacks on friday and saturday by a palestinian government in jerusalem. israeli police were seen today regarding the family home of a palestinian man who killed seven people outside a synagogue on friday. that gunman was shot dead as he tried to flee the scene. today family and friends were seen at the funeral of one of those who lost their lives in that attack. it took place on international holocaust remembrance day. that is a mysterious incident of its kind in many years. note also in sending israeli prime minister says there will be a swift response to the violence that his cabinet was meeting today to discuss other measures to react to the shooting the israeli military men says they will send extra troops into the west bank work tensions continue to run high. that follows a rate and the west bank on thursday which left 10 palestinians and dead.

hasn't unrest in israel continues to secretary of state antony blinken landed in egypt on sunday, today he is due to visit jerusalem tomorrow for talks on how to tackle the latest violence. his visit was preplanned but now the pressure is really odd separately blinken plans to be at both the israeli and palestinian leaders amid this ongoing tension, back to you arthel. arthel: okay kitty logan thank you very much, erica. eric: it's amazing, arthel kitty just a part of the palestinian authority's still has what they call pay for sleigh. if you are a terrorist to kill some israelis or americans they will actually pay the family bounties money for that but we saw that palestinians celebrating that. their moves in congress to get that to stop it's absolutely astounding. we are back at 4:00 p.m. eastern with more news. thank you.

>> there will not be a default but what is really irresponsible is what the democrats are doing right now. s. mike: that was house speaker and slamming democrats for wanting to raise the debt ceiling again. you are looking at the national debt clock