eric: power, high society and homicide for more dramatic adjustment number murder trial south carolina attorney alex murdoch. the once a prominent lawyer is accused of murdering his wife, maggie and their son paul in june of 2021. he will be back in court tomorrow as this trial enters the second week. hello everyone welcome to fox news like i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hello eric, hello everyone i am arthel neville for testimony will resume tomorrow morning with the defense cross-examination rates of our

prosecutors have called several witnesses as they lay out their case against murdoch. the opening week featured graphic and revealing accounts from the first responders to the shootings of maggie and paul murdoch as well as information that appeared to contradict what alex murdoch investigators. text neither paul nor maggie has any defensive wounds. the evidence is also going to show both maggie and paul were shot extremely close range. quick's did you ever see the tears in your interactions with mr. murdoch? lexi did not appear to be crying he was upset i didn't see visible tears. [inaudible] [inaudible] we had a wonderful marriage. as good as it could be.

quick's senior correspondent laura ingle is lined with more of the trial so far and what we can expect this coming week, lorber quick's hi arthel most of what we learned the first week of testimony was about the evidence in this case who collected it, where it was sent and how it was processed. alec murdoch is in charge of the brutal shooting death of his wife maggie in their 22-year-old son, paul on the family's hunting state in south carolina hold arriving officers he believed the murders can be connected to a deadly boating accident which his son paul was involved in telling officers is sent and received many threats after friend of his was killed in that crash. maggie and paul murdoch were both shot at close range leaving a bloodied crime scene behind alec murdoch was questioned by law enforcement that night, officers noticed there is no visible blood on his hands, arms, and his white teacher even though he told investigators he had touched their bodies to check them when he arrived. a detective told jurors last week about the victims devastating injuries.

>> and then the person body that i approach was the deceased and mail. he was laying face down at an angle is obvious trauma to the of his head. he was covered the sheep next to the top of his head from underneath the sheet. obvious trauma. quick's prosecutors have suggested murdoch may have killed his wife and son to distract attention away from his ongoing legal and financial problems to gain sympathy and slow down the attention of the 98 criminal charges against him. murdoch surviving son, buster comments and present at the courthouse during testimony. it is expected to be called as a witness asked by the daily mail phoebe supporting his father. he answered intimacy written anywhere of the cross-examination of one of the investigators but alec murdoch is pled not guilty. >> a bit watching this,.

>> lsu sophomore at madison brooks is said to be laid to rest this week. more disturbing new details one of the suspects accused of raping brooks before her death and the unrelated car crash two weeks ago. eighteen year old suspect washington was accused of raping a 12 year old girl back in 2020 when he was only 15 years old. alexander hafez the very latest on this investigation. >> three of the fort may also charge in the rape of madison brooks had bonded out of prison washington was arrested again the very next day obtained by the advocates faces a separate rape charge who had been 15 at the time produce only after washington the witness to the

2020's outcome for port washington an unnamed 17 year old have been charged with third-degree rape of brooks ,-year-old lsu sophomore who died days later. two of them and men 27-year-old everett lee 18-year-old have been charged for being present but not taking part. surveillance footage obtained by wf ab shows a brooks try to catch up with the men after leaving a popular college bar and baton rouge two weeks ago. raped a heavily intoxicated be a vehicle before the four dropped off at a rate of fatally struck by separate car. the was consensual. >> this is a tragedy tells intoxicated on the part you're in a drunken stupor? she cannot lawfully give consent or answer questions.

absolutely that was not the case for quick's police of course dispute that. they're not filed against the driver sorority sisters say she died a hero donating her kidneys and heart. madison brooks will be laid to rest on friday, erica. >> so tragic. alexandrian thank you, arthel. arthel: new numbers show a deadly surge in teen violent crime in 2020 the highest it has been more than two decades. lone offender homicides created by juveniles were up by 30% from 2019 and multiple offender homicides were up 66% one analyst from the manhattan institute raise the age laws may be partly to blame. >> basically want to raise the age of law does is it raises the level of criminal responsibility to the age of 18. meaning if you commit a crime is a 16 or 17-year-old your case is very unlikely sent criminal court where you have a shot at receiving real consequences.

what this means is kids that are getting criminal justice involves her getting slapped on the risk of being sent right back out. that sends a message that no one is going to stop you and that create circumstances for escalation. click the spring and show a retired nypd part of the law that part of the lot should be reconsidered or rewritten? >> should absolutely. they have to go back to basic policing when they do get arrested. this criminal justice is designed for criminals between bail reform and the police having their hands tied the crime is up and everybody's taking advantage of it. the juveniles take advantage of it more than ever.

>> absolutely. how do you get the attention of the parents? is it charges for them as well? quick's it's hard to pick charges on the parents. the parents should know what is going on with children today. these are a lot of gang bangers out there pretty is pathetic the police department is having problems recruiting people from the police department to get the gangs have no problem upping their numbers with recruitment. since covid and a number of things for this all comes into play. basic blame is on the d.a. and the judges for not enforcing laws that are on the books. these juveniles are committing the same crimes going out there doing the same type of crimes. they are having more violence. as i get more emboldened they become more violent people are getting hurt people getting killed. they really need to put the stop on it right now. that starts with the system the police making the arrest of bringing them to the das and the

judges turning them loose were not going to prosecute this. you cannot pick and choose the crimes they feel they want to prosecute. we can expect during the good work to protect and serve these guys are going to get out turnstile at a subway station. so why is it some of the das are not being heavily prosecuted customer for still getting out here doing the same thing we are all in danger as a result. >> these das are not held civilly liable for anything, neither are the judges. if a police officer does something wrong they are held accountable. if a doctor do something wrong there held accountable and able to beat sue to be the judges in the das do their job without risk and that is the problem for they have no risk involved they just do the law the way they see the law in their eyes. not with the law as written. that needs to change me the governor to step up through the das and are not doing the job

that they are paid to do and they were elected to do by the governor in the state is the only one that can remove them. it's not like california where you can your recall. >> recall, right. let me show you this. in 2019, 48 new york juveniles committed shootings. in 2020 that number shot up to 124. commander is it too late to ask how to keep "guns out" of the hands of juveniles? >> pro active policing have out there today between the public and the police department and the elected officials not laying the police department do their jobs. the guns are on the streets and you need to take them off the streets. you need to get the street crime unit back out there. this service to the people of new york to go out there and do

the job they are trained to do under the right supervision under the right atmosphere. the guns will come off the street but none will go down. if they don't start doing more proactive policing right now, not yesterday, not in the past but right now if they don't start getting proactive with their efforts things are going to get progressively worse. arthel: a combination of things how do you weed out those bad officers that are not doing the right thing like savages in memphis. there are a lot of great police officers out there as you well know. concentrate more funding townsend don't have a lot of money is a major problem now just start dating the trust back for policing we have despicable

human beings to create such a heinous act over there unwarranted death by any stretch of the imagination charlie unwarranted. and because of that police department's are going to be a little shy putting these programs out there if they don't coincide with what the public feels. the public needs to gain the trust of the police department. how you do that trigger programs to the police were not secret programs you go out there and there's a sting operation pay put the right individuals in their with the supervision. these individuals are unsupervised. ute people out there that are supervised. using the right police officers in there. these are bad police officers from the beginning in their hearts. you need to weed them out. within the department this is another problem the fact they're losing some of the officers we don't have the seasoned officers trading the newer officers. the people of the unit that only up to years in a job, three

years on the job you need seasoned officers to go out there and pass the torch and teach of right what it means to be proactive policing quickly up to go we have to work on retaining the good experience officers recruiting officers that want to do the right thing he would be at that table. >> definitely have >> leaders to let them know what we intend to do. what we need to do is let the public see how police departments operate. start the nypd at such a diverse police department print let them see how we operate. nothing negative let them see the positive. the public knows they cannot have it in active police department. if you told them were going to talk because crime is up like this and you do it with police officers from every walk of life that can go into an area. penetrated area into a job that's going to be key. i would put every person a cut

on that board. bring them together and say this is what we want to do. arthel: commander i would love to talk to you again, really appreciate your expertise and insights here on this crucial matter. job, commander thank you very much take care. >> anytime, thank you. eric: the five former memphis police officers charged with murdering tyre nichols are going to be arraigned in court next month. meantime we are learning at least one of the ex- officers was accused of a violent incident while working as a corrections officer in 2016. we have correspondence, we want to warn you some of the footage are about to see this horrific and disturbing story is a graphic and difficult to watch. as you note nichols, he died january 10. that was three days after he was stopped and beaten by what was a special police unit just a short distance from his home. he was 29 years old is a funeral

will be held on wednesday. senior correspondent steve harrigan standing by with the very latest on this case in memphis for us. hi steve. >> eric, and a special police unit was known as the scorpions for it is now been permanently disbanded by the mayor and by the chief of police. had anywhere from 30 -- 50 members. that very aggressive policing some the highest crime areas of memphis for they were in unmarked cars with family of a tyre nichols had asked they be disbanded and now they are permanently done for. this brutal death has really awoken debate about police reform across the country. some law enforcement experts really doubt simple training courses can really make a difference when it comes to case like this. >> this is not a matter of training for this is a matter 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. >> the protest here in memphis has been small and largely peaceful. in part because the city has moved so quickly to fire, arrest, and charge all five former officers with murder. they make their first court appearance next month at the funeral 29-year-old tyre nichols set for wednesday, eric back to you. before promises to be quite an emotional week, thank you. arthel: air, thank you print 60 part that unfortunately after a freight truck collided head-on with a tour bus in upstate new york which oldest belongs to a solar energy company, the bus that is what happened to the canadian border in the small town of louisville. three other people were taken to the hospital part one is in critical condition for the cause of the crash is still under investigation, eric. speak. eric: border officials down south say the number of migrant guideways are pace to break new

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into mushroom farms in northern california heard prosecutors a 66-year-old told investigators he became enraged when is a boss build him 100 bucks for damaging a forklift after the forklift collided with a bulldozer working on the farm. allegedly shot that supervisor then went on to kill six others. in an interview at the local television station he detailed hears of what he called bullying and even attempted -- mick admitted to some sort of suffering from mental illness. he is being charged with seven counts of murder and is due back in court next month. arthel. arthel: air, only four months into the fiscal year ending numbers coming from our southern border painted a grim picture customs and border protection sources telling fox news nearly 300,000 migrants have slipped past the border patrol agent since october 1. border patrol officials expect that number to grow and surpass last year's record. matt finn is live at the

epicenter of the border crisis in eagle pass, texas with more. hate math. >> hi arthel but the god only for the migrants would intentionally invade authorities, running away so we often see them involved in the high-speed chases we seemingly bring to our viewers every day or on a weekly basis. here are just two of the most recent example of a smuggler from dallas, texas led the texas dps troopers on a high-speed chase on u.s. route 277 rural kinney county. this butler lost control and crashed into a ranch for the driver and passenger bail. five illegal cuban migrants including a 4-year-old child were turned over too u.s. border patrol the driver and passengers charged with human smuggling in the rio grande valley texas dps u.s. border patrol agents pursue a human smuggler they are. the driver and illegal migrants and bailed out of the car, run and hide underneath the house. agents had to chase into thick and dangerous and brush the dark of the night ultimately arrested the driver and for illegal

immigrants from mexico. looking ahead now republican-controlled u.s. house oversight to testify in the meeting of the southern border secretary ortiz. a strongly worded letter it's obstructing congressional oversight trying to prevent the american people from candid and truthful testimony chief agency. dhs says it's a protocol and agency should be given an option to have it senior testify in front of congress but that's whites offering up ortiz and 74 border patrol agents. we know border patrol agents here on the ground see a lot of this for they have the most first-hand knowledge of this and would offer us a lot of insight into what's happening here at the border, arthel.

arthel: deafly on that front line matt finn live in eagle pass. eric: despite the historic surge of god was abide administration said the newest restrictions have caused a dramatic drop in migrant encounters of the southern border. those involved at least migrants from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela. what about those the feds don't catch? what is it like for border towns dealing with this firsthand question or for some knows us all to enjoy just now mayor is rio grande, texas. the mayor always good to see y you. for those who do not live at the border, what is that like? people crossed over the ranches and farms and walked on a suburban street you have a wonderful historic downtown. i'm you seen suddenly walking on the street? >> good afternoon and thank you for having me on. let's put this in perspective. yes, for over 20 plus years may

have millions of got a ways over the course of last 20 plus years and yes individuals to walk to the farm land border commu communities. and unfortunately we continue to see this. what you see though and this is a very important american needs to really understand disparate immigration and border security are the gifts that keep on giving. because politicians on both sides a massive political capitol and the debate on immigration part is nothing more than political noise or just rhetoric, no action. one of the consequence of long-term solutions or actions that must be taken? unfortunately we continue to see the same song played over and over. by the way kudos to all border patrol agents. the brave men and women preserve, protect and defend our borders 24/7.

as an on president biden, isn't on congress, what you want to see specifically? >> long-term solutions. obviously we need to address both short-term and long-term solutions. and unfortunately congress has failed to take any consequential long-term solutions. or offering solutions as it is again rhetoric, no action, political noise. but not consequential actions. so immigration by the way encompasses asylum laws or immigration laws we have close to a million overseas annually multiply that times five or 10 years or so. there are plenty of solutions that have been offered. we can talk about so many solutions but nonetheless we lack the political will to address it. that is been going on. it's been going on for over 30

plus years. what do we embrace the political divide and finally address the broken immigration system? make sure the rest of the world to bear witness the united states of america, the greatest country in the world fails to address broken immigration system. or at least address it in some way that finally has some consequential solutions for our border communities. and for law enforcement. eric: what one thing can be achieved and now that you would like to see? is it due to title 42? it doesn't deal with apply for asylum in their home country? what can they do do you think right now to help stem some of this? or is there nothing? >> actually there is. i think the new border enforcement actions will, if applied with conviction, will stem the flow of illegal immigration. particularly when we have the opportunity of expedited removals. "the federal resources to secure

the border to disrupt human trafficking organizations. in the resources for border communities as well. we also need to work collaboratively between law enforcement agencies and the agency. but let's be frank cartels to flood the border community. we have the abilities are therefore jeopardizing the national security take other people elsewhere. so, we need to address this. by the way we do cap a virtual law by the way right now. we have thousands of cameras and sensors. eric: it's not working. >> is not working because of what? a company have the manpower? are we lacking the collaboration between the state and federal government? write out what we have this asinine political mudslinging between two parties. you have is state or governor for one party in the present

evidence that cannot sit down and have a simple conversation to say how are you going to together to address this? i see this firsthand you have local, federal, state law enforcement agencies working together to address it. but again, why is it not working? the whole concept of immigration reform that addresses border security and immigration. until we embrace that political divide, relative to immigration border security by the weight we need both. we cannot have catch and release and we cannot close our borders to family separations at the border or families are not going to be reunited. i've said this many times and it will continue to say the central and blue in the face of the rest the country to hear that yes we do need to have both sides work together to address this. the political capitol, just a massive political capitol by engaging a debate that's really

seeing any concrete results by. >> action demanded right from the border. you see it, you deal that every day in new york city five mayor trendline keeping it real. meantime border officials are keeping a rice at the northern area crossings are up 743% last year which covers vermont in some counties in new york new hampshire. officials say, illegally entering was more than the previous three years combined multiple reports say they seen a rise in crossings in minnesota

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eric: white house confirms president biden house speaker kevin mccarthy will meet this coming wednesday on raising the national debt limit. setting the stage for an intense debate on the issue in washington. lucas tomlinson's live in the north one of the white house so that we can expect from the sit down on wednesday. >> eric, who needs football we have a looming debt ceiling about over the white house confirming that wednesday meeting lb the first face-to-face meeting to the near house speaker the white house said it will be a wide-ranging meeting. >> 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. i want to find eight reasonable and responsible way that we can lift the debt ceiling can take control of this runaway spe spending. >> a new top democrat in the house armed services committee explain the state of play. >> and democrats have a position for it our position is raise the debt ceiling and pay the bills that's our position from are not going to negotiate with ourselves, okay question but that is our position. the republicans want to put something on the table say this is what we want to cut? then we can have a conversation. but that is where we are at in the negotiation. >> the republican chairman of the foreign affairs committee said u.s. military cuts is not on the agenda. >> i will not sit back and watch our defense being cut at such a dangerous claimant our history. one dictator largest invasion of europe since world war ii per

the other dictator threatening the pacific the greatest generation liberated? >> a new u.s. and get is now over $31 trillion. the interest payments are skyrocketing officials say in the coming years the interest payments alone will exceed the u.s. defense budget. before something's got to be done thank you. arthel: lucas and eric doctor laurent wright joins us now. political scientists at princeton university. so doctor lauren isn't problematic to raise the debt ceiling? is it problematic to default on bills? >> yes it is unproblematic for both. but in the short term the u.s. really has to pay its bills there's an externally economic fiscal and political cost to both parties. i, frankly, arthel are not very optimistic about this meeting on wednesday. i don't think either side has an

incentive to negotiate. democrats are looking hard at what's happening in the republican party. they note mccarthy is weak and beholding to this hard line waiting that almost kept him from a job in the first place. i know republicans cannot agree among themselves on what to cut. if those things continue to happen, unless something big changes democrats will probably just dig in. >> wouldn't that give the democrats reasons to come up with some solutions, toss it over to the other side of the aisle say here's our list of solutions what you have to get back to us? the democrats would then make the republicans look bad. >> it is a great question. but not as long as the slim majority of people are still blaming republicans for these types of debt ceiling fiascoes. we have seen it lots of times in recent years. 2013, 2015, 2019 when trump was demanding funding there is the

longest shut down in history. republicans intend to be blamed in the situations because they are usually the ones driving a hard bargain. and demanding spending cuts for example. the exception is 201139% of people blamed republicans and 36 blamed democrats. there's room for both parties to self emulate here but it has been republicans in the past. >> yes and i understand what you are saying how the debt skyrocketed under former president donald trump. i know that because covid and whatever else but it did happen. meanwhile let me ask you to listen to house speaker -- absolutely. house speaker kevin mccarthy on cbs and "face the nation", let's take a listen. >> and will not be a default. you're responsible for the democrats are doing right now the only one who's playing with the markets right now is the president to have the idea he would not talk. as a present really believe in

all of your viewers do you believe there's no waste in government? >> so, it's bigger mccarthy saith saying the only person in the way as president biden, you see it that way? >> i don't. i think mccarthy has enemies in his own party and that is the real problem here. in a typical congress the speaker of the house their incentives are completely aligned with their party. they want whatever is best for the party whatever will keep them in power. whatever will win them back the white house. that is not the same choice mccarthy has. this group of 20 hardliners will prevent him from passing a clean debt ceiling bill or it may be compromising with them bided and his job is on the line they'll take that vote to the floor and the only need one person to do that. we are not in normal times. arthel: ain't that the truth for the speaker also said he wants

to find a reasonable way to lift the debt ceiling take control of the runaway spending for it are you clear on speaker mccarthy's formula to make that happen as republicans in the example given the $50 million they identified in foreign aid to tunisia to promote tourism. maybe that's not a good use right now if u.s. spending. maybe that's not a good use of government funds. mccarthy could be right. however what republicans really want is to balance the budget in 10 years. in order to do that of military spending is not on the table, which they said it's not. a veteran spending is not on the table, if social security and medicare don't get cut you have to find 85% and discretionary spending of all other kinds and most are non- partisan know how that will happen.

you have really quick are you okay with having the military budget cut? are you good with having social security dividends cut? >> i mean i am sure there is some dod funding that can be cut. yes i think you have to look at all places. but, to get to the number you need for a balanced budget in 10 years, that is in very, very tough call. think who suffers here is the american public. when you default on the that not only does the market go haywire, recession could happen. the dollar. interest rates. it is horrible for everybody. in the short term you need to pay your bills. arthel: okay, i have to go. i'd don't think they will mess with social security. don't think anybody should do that. a lot of the same voters who put those folks in the white house are in congress they are going to say are you kind of out of

your mind? i've been put into this all my life and i am expecting to get the same as at the end of the day when i retired. doctor lauren i love talking to per the town i have to go. >> okay will do another time. arthel: okay good, thank you. eric: from cap president trump took to the campaign trail this week and kicking office 2024 bed with stops in two early states new hampshire and south car carolina. >> everyone in this room shares one keep mission. we are going to defeat joe biden these are radical left people. i'm more angry now a more committed now than he ever was progressive first kennett besides west virginia businessmen to announce a run. he took some shots during his interviews at another potential republican contender, florida governor ron desantis saying a campaign by him would be quotes a great act of disloyalty.

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eric: rush is ramping up attacks in eastern ukraine targeting soldiers for this happening over this weekend. moscow also working to protect vitals of white roots as is gearing up with the new offensive. nearly one year after vladimir putin bought terrific corporate meanwhile president zelenskyy is renewing his play for even more weapons. his troops await the tanks of u.s., germany and other european nations. trey yingst is with us right now from kyiv at the very latest by.

>> eric good afternoon for his blood if i expected had ukraine is crawling on its western allies for more support to try and change the momentum in this conflicts for they got the battle tank that they requested. ukrainian officials are moving onto the next military agenda items for that fighter jets and long-range missiles with the equipment would allow ukraine to push back against the russians in the 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 new request. >> will be possible if we can provide our military. they do not feel impunity. they have long-range missiles in particular to remove this option for invaders to destroy ukrainian cities using missile launchers deployed from the front line. >> hammered the southern town where residents lived for months

under occupation. at least three people were killed across the east of ukraine have tried to fleet attacks for such a large front line ukrainian surveyed the damage today from a russian missile strike. these siblings are heading slightly further west to get out of the line of fire. he must leave everything behind the process paid one woman describes what it's like to this most recent blast. >> the projectile hits it ruined, it 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 print such heartbreaking words in these ukrainian civilians for they want this war to end but unfortunately there is simply no end in sight, eric. eric: trey, thank you just astounding but vladimir putin has brought.like we'll be back with more news in just a moment. go!

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>> novak djokovic winning his tenth championship one year after he was deported from australia for not having a covid vaccine. christina coleman lied with more, hello christina. >> novak djokovic picked up a win with his amazing run down

under novak djokovic has 28 consecutive matches in melbourne as streak a year ago would he miss the tournament after he was deported because he did not have his covid vaccine. >> considering last years event i was more nervous coming into australia knowing how i'm going to be received by people overall it was a very positive experience. >> positive indeed with novak djokovic bringing them into a tie with raffaella dall with the major tournament winds of 22 the victory puts novak djokovic in the world rankings although he play dominating tennis throughout the tournament it was not drama free he was battling a hamstring injury and terminate spectators were banned from carrying flags of russia belarus that it would cause disruptions

during the war in ukraine. after novak djokovic were flags with russian flags that displayed an image of vladimir putin. a statement his father said he had no intention of getting caught up in all of that and he was only there to support his son. ultimately they both decided it would be better if he did not attend the semi final or final match. novak djokovic said his decision hurt them both and it wasn't easy for his dad after the tennis stars big win the enormous mental energy to stay focused and overcome the off court issues. >> have to say this is one of the most challenging tournaments i've ever played in my life considering the circumstances. >> will have to see how he does at the french open which begins in late may.deci >> thank you christina i love australia, mr. eric shawn they're quitting the kibble. and kicking the cans.

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