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write whenever they want. >> this money belongs to the republic of iran. >> protest gender identity policy. >> democratic governor murphy is pulling achild away from their parentings. >> overreach is against the constitution. >> ainsley: a mother's love, a woman refused repeated suggestions to get an abortion and calls everybody with her baby girl a miracle. >> todd: jets searching for replacement for aaron rodgers, he is out with an achilles injury. >> blaming the turf for the injury. >> brian: speaker mccarthy set to meet with house republicans today for first time since announcing formal impeachment inquiry for his son's business

dealings. >> house republicans have uncovered serious allegations into president biden's conduct. abuse of power, obstruction and corruption and they warrant further investigation by the house of representatives. that is why today, i am directing our house committee to open formal impeachment inquiry into president biden. >> biden administration continues to deny the president knew or was involved in his son's business dealings. >> ainsley: the white house is sending a letter to news executives urging media to ramp up scrutiny of house republicans for opening impeachment inquiry based on lies. republicans need 218 votes to pass an impeachment resolution before a vote. bring in chairman jim jordan,

who is confident he has the votes, is that right? >> if the speaker wants a vote, but you don't need that to move forward. evidence warrants moving to oversight of the executive branch. there are four key facts, four central facts at the heart of the issue. hunter biden was put on the burisma board. burisma asked him, can you weigh in with d.c. to relieve the pressure we're under from the prosecutor here in ukraine and fourth, joe biden did just that, he leveraged our tax money to get the prosecutor fired and that fourth fact is validation of what the confidential human source said and you have phone calls, meetings, the 5000 times

he used the pseudonym and the speaker said we are moving to this phase of our constitutional duty to do oversight of the executive branch. >> brian: what changes, what more power do you have right now, andy mccarthy says all that changes is name of the inquiry. do you have more power? >> if speaker of the house, second? line to the president says it is impeachment phase, it means something. inevitable game will play out and we want certain documents and witnesses to be deposed and the administration drag their feet, when that happens, that gives added weight to it. if we go to a vote, it gives more weight to it. that is significance of what the speaker announced yesterday.

>> what can you do now that you couldn't do before with inquiry? >> we can get information from the executive branch. if we end up in court, as typically the case, that helps our position in court when making our argument. >> ainsley: democrats are saying, the white house is saying this is extreme politics at its worse, republicans have not turned up evidence of wrongdoing. you just went through the evidence. here is john fetterman making all this a joke. >> oh, my gosh, oh, it is devastating. ooh, don't do it, please don't do it. >> ainsley: what is your reaction? >> it is john fetterman, i don't know if it is worth reacting to what hes, the facts are overwhelming for moving into

this stage of an investigation. you can just 10% for the big guy, 50% for pops, the brand. devon archer, business partner of hunter biden said the brand they were selling, the brand was joe biden. white house position changed multiple times. family members getting paid millions that went to 20 different companies. four facts are dealing with burisma. the irony, that is what they went after president trump for. they said he held up money and got ukraine to do certain things, ukraine didn't do anything and got money and they impeached president trump for that. joe biden leveraged american taxpayers to get money for ukraine. he did what they impeached president trump for.

that is at issue here and we'll dig in more. >> brian: i understand because he was concerned about china, he changed his e-mail to pseudoe-mail. you found out and asked archives for the e-mails under that name. how close are you to getting the 5000 e-mails? >> we may have to go to court for those, too. president obama has to give approval, it is at the national archive. comer has asked for those. if we go to court, the fact the speakers announced we are in that face. >> pete: no vote yet, what is your message to skeptical parties? there are hold out, you how do

you message about why this is important? >> this is driven by facts, evidence and our duty under the constitution. i think the more our members of house representative get abreast of the fact, they will say, i see why we need to be in this phase of oversight duty. >> ainsley: what are you suspecting is illegal he did? are you suspecting that he voted for certain policy and ush approximated certain policy in exchange for money? >> he told ukraine if you don't fire the prosecutor, you are not getting the money. that is what they accuse president trump of doing. he did it. december 4, 2015, devon archer, they called d.c. devon archer says, i stepped away, i don't know who they talked to in d.c., come on, five

days later vice president of the united states, current president of the united states goes to ukraine and starts the process of getting the prosecutor fired and leveraged money of the people in the fourth district of ohio make that happen which benefited his son. four central facts. >> brian: i talked to viktor shokin, he was the prosecutor fired. he was investigating and he did think hunter and devon archer were up to no good. he did think that is why perashenko was fired. >> i watched. that was a quick turnaround of the state department and obama administration policy toward ukraine. joe biden --

>> mr. chairman, what does this look like in process now that inquiry has been determined or declared, what happens? >> i think we ramp up mr. comer ramps up -- >> not a new committee formed? >> not right now, existing committee, chairman comer doing great work. we haven't gotten into -- there is one other key element, how department of justice dealt with in this unorthodox manner dealt with hunter biden investigation. we deposed a couple fbi agents in the last few days and things we learned were important. we have not gotten into that. that will be important, as well, we will dig into that. >> brian: what about eric

sheeran? >> that will be driven largely by mr. comer and oversight committee. >> ainsley: based on what you have seen, is this an impeachable offense? >> i don't want to get ahead of things, i want to do our job. get facts and evidence and those four central facts show what is at stake, what happened here and to me that is worth, supporting facts around that, that are key and where we need to focus on. >> brian: all right, 61% of the country believe the president was involved in business dealings or believe it was illegal and that is cnn's poll. the message is getting through. >> ainsley: white house is sending letters to the pres telling them to ramp up scrutiny. >> brian: press has to get in

their corner for a change. >> found by fifth district federal court they were censoring american speech, it doesn't surprise me they are telling media outlets what to do. >> pete: controlling them one more time. jim jordan, thank you for your time. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley, she has headlines. >> carley: bomb threat shutting down major bridge between cincinnati, ohio and kofington, kentucky. a man called demanding $4000, he told dispatchers if he doesn't get the money. >> the hunt for >> carley: enters day 14. schools are closing and

officials are urging chester county residents to remain indoor. the search catching the eye of dog the bounty hunter. >> i talked to his roommate and he said this guy is a killer. stone-cold killer. he has a weapon, yes, he's going to united states00 -- use it. i think they have new orders, don't give this guy a chance, i think he will be brought in dead. >> carley: he is trying to piece together a viable plan for capturing the killer. tesla ceo, meta ceo will break down artificial intelligence. ceo of microsoft will attend and

bill gates. they will discuss ai as of forums on technology. misplaced yellow line causing confusion among drivers in are cas with driver assistant technology. the line is in jacksonville and there is no explanation for how it got there. florida dot is advising to know cotact manufacturers for guidance, thankfully no crashes have been reported, they have to get the line off the road. >> is that a paint truck? >> carley: that could be very innocent . >> or it could be not innocent . >> try to make people have accidents. >> i'm just being funny, i'm

sure it was a paint truck. >> ainsley: talking about new jersey, the state you used to live in. you left for one of these reasons. governor of engine 99ing, governor murphy said when kids question gender identity, the school doesn't have to tell the parents. schools are upset about this and parents have come together. including joseph barbera, who we interviewed earlier, new jersey chairman put together billboards. the governor is taking the kid away from the parent and saying i will control this kid, giving him hear moan therapy and there is a pink dress and money in the background. >> that refers to notification of parents. also new jersey passed a law la,

he talked about what has to stop. >> we don't believe any state has right to take child from parents and not well let parents raise their own child. overreach by the state of new we are letting people know this

is extreme what the governor did and the future of this can turs saying, we know what is best for your children and keep parents out of it. >> pete: if you can get a kid to believe something like there is -- there aren't two genders and get a parent to say the same thing, you control them. you control their thoughts and actions. >> brian: same thing with climate change. >> ainsley: for me, more about let me have these discussions with my child at home, if i want to. i have that right, i birthed that baby and carried that baby, if you adopt a baby, your child, you are in control.

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>> ainsley: what tasha conn was 20 weeks pregnant, she was diagnosed with cancer. her doctored recommended she abort the child. she did not. her battle continues, tashas

everyday with her daughter is a miracle from god. tasha and her husband taylor join us. good morning. tasha, the doctors said you will die if you don't abort your child. you are still alive and your daughter will turn one in a month. what went into the decision? >> my baby had nothing to do with the canner, killing her wasn't going to take the cancer away. she was my baby and i knew keeping her alive god would keep me alive. >> ainsley: taylor, how did you feel about that? you have a son, you don't want to lose your wife and for decklan to not have a mother. how did you feel? >> i knew when she made that decision, she was determined and

i knew everything was going to be okay. >> ainsley: tasha, did you talk to the doctors telling you to abort your child afterward? >> i tried to discuss other options with them and their opinion was my only option for treatment was radiation and chemo,they didn't want to do while i was pregnant. >> ainsley: once gracy was born, what did you do for your treatment? >> i'm taking alternative routes. i'm at a clinic in texas doing different therapies that a doctor is offering. the oncology doctor in michigan told me they didn't have anything to help me any more. >> ainsley: what type of cancer

and what is prognosis? >> it is brain cancer, as astrocytoma. >> gliosebratosis. they changed the diagnosis. >> ainsley: i believe in miracles and the power of holy spirit and god, i ask everyone to pray for her so she is around a long time for baby gracy and for declan. what a gift. that is so selfless to be able to give a gift even if at the end of your life, what a miracle. >> thank you, she is. >> ainsley: we wish you the best. there is a gofund me page, they need help to pay for treatment and college and all that.

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he went to ex-co-workers house and asked for help. took a rifle. contacted his sister. illegal immigrant facing murder charges. >> ainsley: they had to shut down schools, they were worried he would break into school. >> brian: he got training in jungle of brazil. it is important to point out how resourceful he is. he is stealing guns, going into people's houses. he had nothing to lose and thankfully no other lives were lost. i didn't think he would come in alive. >> ainsley: it says escaped prisoner in custody. he is charged with stabbing his

girlfriend more than 30 times in front of her son and daughter, who were young. >> pete: the perimeter expanded multiple times. quite brazen the extent he would go into homes, he stole a medical white van and stole a 22. shot at by the homeowner in the middle of the night. he is in custody, we don't know the condition of this escaped illegal immigrant. facing murder charges. his girlfriend deported -- >> ainsley: sister, not girlfriend. >> pete: sister deported and he's in custody. >> brian: you have to look back at that prison. to have two people escape it is same way. that prison is understaffed and that prison can't get guards.

people are on overtime and not showing up. they are underfinanced and underappreciated. it is embarrassing, but they got him weeks later and we will get details. >> ainsley: he is a liguy, five feet tall. broke out of prison by shimmying up the wall. got on top of the roof and learned someone else had done it the same way in the prison. if you watch that video of him shimmying up the wall. he looks around, loobs in the glass door and around the corner. heel foos this is his chance and shimmies up the wall. it looks like there was a look-out guy to make sure he

could get away with it. >> pete: no doubt, he was trying to find assistantance. brian, you mentioned corrections officers, you are right, they are under staffed. it is a nationwide problem. the bigger issue here is our poorest southern board allowing millions of people whose background we don't know to come into our country and they commit a crime like this, crab walking up the side on bottom right of the screen is the look out for that, he's been on the loose since that. >> ainsley: he gets go ahead, it is time, here we go. >> brian: the other guy was stopped by the look out, the

tower spotted him. >> ainsley: this is live footage. >> brian: wow, and nate s ground crews have gone and got him. i believe pete, is national guard involved? >> is that not national guard? >> federal and state law enforcement have camouflage uniform. that is not national guard, specialized police force, special team man hunt. those are law enforcement, not national guard. >> brian: that is different from the ring door bell. >> ainsley: you couldn't see his hair. he looked different in the shaved picture with the hoody

than in the mug shot. >> pete: must be getting helicopter footage. shows how many assets were on the ground looking for him. changed pants, his were discarded in the process. >> ainsley: how terrifying for the neighbor, they were shutting down schools, make sure you have a weapon with you. for women out there, i wouldn't want to be in the house by myself. >> brian: think the self control by all the police officers, they are dealing with a murderer, they are treating him with respect. >> pete: you can see the vehicle says special response team on it. they have highly trained units. we don't see a rifle, i wonder

if there is an exchange. you see weapons used. you have long-range sniper -- >> ainsley: is that the rifle they took from him? >> pete: it doesn't look like what law enforcement is carrying. that likely -- >> ainsley: see it. you can see the mahogony wood with the scope. that is his bare back, cutting off his shirt? >> pete: you can verify who he is. you want to make sure there is nothing in that. >> brian: right. >> pete: prostandard protocol, just don't get this footage. >> brian: they don't know if

he's wired. >> ainsley: or have weapons. >> pete: they would have patted him down, you book and process and transport him. they are taking photos, maybe a tattoo on his wrist. this is evidence to identify. >> ainsley: i heard he committed a crime in brazil. has that been verified. >> pete: i heard that, too, we are not getting the best on people crossing illegally and maybe wanted in their own country. potentially, we don't know. this is dramatic footage here. >> ainsley: thank goodness they got him. >> brian: this story nate has been covering from the beginning. he said they pulled the aviation units and ground units out. there was a push this morning

for national guard to get involved. this might be too big for cops. think about this, you are understaffed and underfinanced. think about the resources needed to find this guy. >> pete: hearing from friends, these are swat teams on the ground there. swat teams wear that tactical cammo for all operations. they are doing what is called safety search, is what i'm told. by the way, 2017, he killed someone in brazil, that is what i understand, previous criminal activity. you search head to toe. >> brian: you kill somebody in brazil and pass the background check here. >> pete: it is an open border, come on through and get to the city of your choice. >> ainsley: we covered this

extensively, he was on the run for 13 days. the school district shut down schools. >> brian: the convict was in his home. >> ainsley: that is ryan drummond, he saw the convict in his house when he broke in two weeks ago. riknowa, thank you for joining us, what is your reaction watching the footage. >> we are so excited. my daughter saw it first. we were celebrating seeing it on tv. very happy. we've had nightmares every night, waking up, much needed relief. >> pete: one thing we missed, the huge sigh of relief for residents. when people are on the loose, how have you managed that? have you been staying,a wake at night? how do you manage the fear gripping the community for weeks

now? >> it is tough as a parent, when you leave the room and your kids say, don't leave or come in with a bad dream, you don't sleep and i found myself -- not every night, looking up, is there somebody in the house. you get paranoid. great news they caught him. is this the guy you saw? >> i'm not looking at the tv, i haven't seen him, i am outside. >> brian: he has long hair, they cut his top off, he has a huge tattoo on his back. looks about 160. 5-8. >> ainsley: i thought he was 5 feet tall. >> i saw him from above walking away from me. >> ainsley: what happened at your house? >> i heard a noise and i looked for something to defend myself.

all i could grab was a picture frame, which didn't seem like the best plan. i flicked the lights on and off and he flipped the lights back. my wife was on the phone with 911. >> what do you mean he is downstairs? >> brian: did you know it was this guy? >> we had seen the police present in our neighborhood and we had never had a break-in in the past. he was spotted at my neighbors. >> pete: this is live 23509age of chester county, how far is this from your house? >> i believe between 30 and 40 minutes away. >> ainsley: he flips the lights on and off to you. i am here and i'm in your house.

then what happened? did he steal anything from you? >> this was a run for him. he grabbed a peach and apple. i only know because i went to the farmer's market that afternoon. it appears that is all he had taken. he might haven tathe white hat. he walked out and i wasn't sure if he was coming upstairs or not. i needed him to know, i know you are downstairs and giving him the out and for whatever it was, that is how it went down. i'm happy my family is safe and they have him. >> pete: what is it like talking to your neighbors? people get hit by hurricanes, no one prepares for something like this. >> ainsley: a murderer. >> this felt like we were living in a movie and for three days or

four days that he was in our neighborhood. after it happened, there was swat presence and we believe they had him pinned down in our common backyard wooded area. it wasn't like one moment and it was over, there was continual presence where you see swat team coming through the backyard, that was my backyard and in our face. >> pete: what kind of information did you get? your area was center of the search, what were you being told? >> not too much at the time. we were getting updates as everybody else was. if we did approach an officer, they would share as much as they could. sense he was there and moments we would get a phone call from

an automated line and then it would say get in your house, lock the doors, there were moments of heightened activity. otherwise, it was surreal way of living for a few days. >> brian: do you live near the prison? >> 1.9 miles away. >> brian: is that always a thought in your mind? >> it was like disbelief, i didn't factor that in when i moved here. that isir fa, i never felt unsafe. now we might be thinking more about that. >> ainsley: when you buy a house, you don't think about where is the closest prison. >> ainsley: you said he went to the neighbors house, what happened? >> that was like a day or two

later. >> ainsley: he stayed in your neighborhood? >> yeah, in our neighborhood for three days, they had the perimeter. he went across route 196 in longwood. if you look at google earth, going from longwood to bailey farm and you have to cross a few different roads to get there, it is not next door. the van he stole to get where he was, he covered some distance in tricky terrain. this guy, a bad dude, but he is the goat of being elusive and i'm happy the police got him. >> pete: we can hear the relief in your voice, glad your community is safe. >> ainsley: i know it is hard to talk on television, thank you for informing the audience, we have been following the story.

>> brian: bring in nate voy, live in chester county, pennsylvania. when did you realize they got the guy? >> the last 40 minutes, between then and now i have worked to confirm this and we know for sure within the past hour daniel cavalcante has been caught on day 14 of this manhunt. he was caught near the home where he broke into the garage and stole the 22-caliber rifle on monday night and he was arrested by pennsylvania state police and border patrol near the home where he stole the rifle with flashlight and scope attached to it. i'm told you saw the video of him being put in the truck, he is going to state prison in avondale, they are pulling out ground crews and aviation right

now. the search perimeter is this ways, i assume they will be removing the blockages they put up. we -- speaking to one person that lived relatively close to the prison. there was another prison escape in the same way, where you saw cavalcante walk up between two walls, just three months prior. there was mixture of frustration and a lot of appreciation for the work law enforcement has been doing. everyone is happy, i don't believe word has traveled too quick. i want to mention that border patrol was involved in taking cavalcante into custody and his mother spoke with the "new york times" saying he's trained for survival. she talked about his poor

upbringing in brazil and that prepared him for the conditions he experienced out there. this guy was 5 feet tall and 120 pounds. his sister didn't cooperate with authorities and was arrested by ice agents and cavalcante presumably will have the same fate. he came to the united states illegally after the murder you were mentioning in brazil in 2017 and came to the united states and was convicted of murdering his girlfriend in pennsylvania in 2021 by stabbing her 38 times in front of her two young children. this is an incredibly dangerous man and it is great that not only do they have him in custody, it does not appear law enforcement has been killed in the process. >> pete: do we know anything about the nature of the capture?

any particulars how he was found, where, what the interaction was between him and law enforcement? >> we are working to confirm the details. this happened within the past 40 minutes and it was close to the home within the search perimeter within two miles of here, he broke into the home where homeowner was inside the garage, the garage door was open, cavalcante walked in, troopers believed he was looking for a place to hide. there was a 22 rifle there. the homeowner shot 59 cavalcante with a pistol, authorities do not believe cavalcante was hurt and from images it doesn't appear he was hit. all we know, it was near the home and i'm told it was

combination of state police and border patrol able to find him and bring him in. >> ainsley: there was not drops of blood, that is why they don't think the homeowner made contact with him. you have been covering this. tell us which house he broke into. we talked to ryan drummond, he broke into his house and three days later another house, the man with the rifle and he stole a truck from a farmer. walk us through the timeline of this. >> man, there have been so many twists and turns. keep in mind cavalcante breached two search perimeters. the first two near the prison. the person you just spoke to, the search perimeter moved south after two mondays ago and trail camera footage came from

longwood garden, south of original search perimeter and authorities moved south to encircle longwood garden and friday when authorities felt confident and tightened that perimeter to under one square mile and that was the moment there was a lot of optimism in the community and immediate area that dealt with previous prison escape, the people who live near the prison and they worry about things like this often. once cavalcante got away and did that by stealing a van because somebody left their keys in a van about three quarters of a mile north. he got in the van and drove over 20 miles north to where we are now in the search perimeter, he dumped that van and the question since saturday night into sunday

morning, was now, did he get any help, did he get in another car or run away? he was still in this area and it turned out, we learned when he broke into the home or the garage here in this area to steal that rifle that meant he was here. it was bad news he was armed, good news authorities knew where he was, prior to that, no search perimeter. this has been a wild ride and so grateful it doesn't appear anyone has been hurt bringing him into custody. >> brian: how soon until they examine that prison? >> they have already started examining that prison. the warden has said they are considering pretty much building an enclosure over the exercise yard because you saw cavalcante crab walk up and pushed his way

through razor wire and jumped over a fence and this happened before three months ago when the other prisoner escaped. the warden said they added more razor wire atop the prison, clearly that wasn't enough and they are looking at putting a cover over the prison and having teams to come in to see what else they can do. they have a problem there. two prison escapes in three months is not good. >> pete: you mentioned state police and border patrol you are reporting involved in the capture, there are swat teams there from local level, county level, state level. we are talking hundreds of people, millions of dollars? how many vehicles, people did you see there to the end? >> as of yesterday, we know

there were over 500 law enforcement officers and from the beginning mixture of state, local and federal resources, in the past few days, we heard george bivens talk about increased federal agents. i saw them three days ago, u.s. marshals, as well as border patrol and then pennsylvania state police and police from local departments all across pennsylvania. we have seen come here, as well. you have aviation units, dogs, horses, drones, everything they have, they use to find daniel cavalcante. what made it so difficult is terrain here. there is a lot of corn fields and botanical gardens at longwood garden, thick vegetation, difficult to push

through. they had dogs that one of them suffered heat stroke. been really hot, which made things difficult for cavalcante and for the canines. whatever resources available, they used in bringing the convicted killer into custody. >> ainsley: maybe that is why he was wearing long sleeves. i'm sure he was dressed in long sleeves to get through the terrain. thank you. bring in robin, retired special agent. lots of pressure on law enforcement, been 13 days, did a great job and caught this guy. tell us what we're seeing on the images. >> all the resources came together in success and greatest success no one was injured and it is a life arc of learning how to suffer and persevere and use resources at his disposal.

law enforcement outpaced him how to evade. >> pete: it is success at the end, a lot of risk could have been mitigated, we are fortunate no one else was hurt. successful ultimately and big sigh of relief. did it take too long? >> they will do a lot of after aks aksz on this. you do a lot of after action and see what went right and wrong. the community was a highlight, they kept people safe, they will look at terrain and technology and what happened inside the prison system. a lot of after action will happen. >> brian: what did the fbi do? >> good question.

resources they bring, this is not normal, they brought in custom and border patrol and had local law enforcement. fbi in this situation will be brought in like what i'm doing, profiling this guy's background to see what kind of resources and resiliency he has to do these things. i think the mother and sister played a role in how he would be executing what he did. >> ainsley: will he go to a different prison now? what is your response to two prison breaks the same exact way? >> that prison is under huge review. that is going to start top of leadership and trickle down with both leadership, resources and manpower. i think this guy has rewritten the book on what they are going

to do. i would want to put this guy in isolation, you don't want him near anybody to do something similar or contacting or training anyone else how to do that. the way he scaled that wall, that was not the first time he did that. that was from american nin ja warrior. it took lifetime of prep to do that. >> pete: are you surprised that there was no shots fired we understand or actual confrontation with law enforcement? >> i am and relieved, too. most likely find out when they do the press conference, likely overwhelmed him with force and presence. if he was still conscious, he was probably super depleted. overwhelming force himalayan alive without shots fired.

>> ainsley: we are learning bortac are the same that took out the shooter in uvalde. >> they are the best, i am glad they brought them in, they are used to finding people in tough terrain. >> ainsley: thank you for your service and for being with >> bill: good morning, everybody. breaking news. it's over. it took two full weeks but a convicted murderer is back in custody. good morning, i'm bill hemmer along with dana perino. you were watching coverage we rarely get the chance to see. an inmate who escaped from a chester county prison in pennsylvania has now been captured and the upper right-hand corner of your screen these are so rare that we're able to watch this live as we did over the past hour as he was taken into custody. a small guy, five feet