said alexis.ry next day he made a curious suggestion. >> my father came to my mom and told her that she needs a facelift. >> that is, i mean, lots of women decided they want faceless but. when their husband comes and says, you need one? >> yeah. it was really out of the blue. >> the facelift. that preceded michel's death. and now, here was gypsy jillian. martin's choice for a live in nanny. someone he just happened to find. >> so she got the job. she moved into the house, and this was just a couple weeks after my mom's death. >> martin's daughter was furious. they wanted to know what other secrets their father had been keeping. they expanded their investigation. >> my sister put a blog up. and was asking anyone with any information about my father to contact her. we discovered that he had had so many different affairs. there was a lot of different things that came out. >> with her aunt linda they took all of their information that they gathered on martin, and brought it to the authorities. >> push

rishaad: alexis, stick around with us. alexis crow there. now just having a look at the first british premier to work at goldman sachs. this is our first word news. rishi sunak reappointing jeremy hunt as he assembles a ministerial team to tackle what he calls the profound economic crisis facing the you say he has to strike a bit -- facing the u.k. home secretary is back days after liz truss fired her over a national security breach. elon musk has pledged to close the acquisition of twitter by friday. sources saying the lenders will provide $30 billion of debt refinancing and they are putting the finishing touches together on the final credit agreement and apparently are in the process of signing that documentation, marking one of the last steps before actually sending the cash to musk. australia warning of mounting debt and deficits in the years ahead, even as the treasurer held down spending in his first budget to avoid further fueling inflation. figures show the deficit will widen from 1.5% of gdp this fiscal year to 2% in 2025. that will

the family of alexis gabe shared this video with us. they say this is where a volunteer searcher found what investigators believe are human remains, um found more more bones. and they called the sheriff's office and the they determined that some of those who were human bones and so they picked him up, and, um, send them to a forensics for dna test when gabe alexis's father spoke with me via zoom, he said the bones were found on old defender grade road just off highway 26. they were found scattered on a hillside. alexis's family visited the site saturday. we looked at the place and yeah, it was. it was a very heavy when we went there. pioneer has been on the family's radar for a long time. alexis's ex boyfriend who police believe killed her handwritten directions to pioneer and investigators have said they believe he disposed of her body here, just thinking that it's devastating, but at the same time, we were hopeful that if they really are our daughter's remains then. this gives us hope that we can finally bring her home. alexis has bee

the family of alexis gabe shared this video with us. they say this is where a volunteer searcher found what investigators believe are human remains, um found more more bones. and they called the sheriff's office and the they determined that some of those who were human bones and so they picked him up, and, um, send them to a forensics for dna test when gabe alexis's father spoke with me via zoom, he said the bones were found on old defender grade road just off highway 26. they were found scattered on a hillside. alexis family visited the site saturday. we looked at the place and yeah, it was. it was a very heavy when you went there. pioneer has been on the family's radar for a long time. alexis's ex boyfriend who police believe killed her handwritten directions to pioneer and investigators have said they believe he disposed of her body here, just thinking that it's devastating. but at the same time you were hopeful that if they really are our daughters, redmayne's then this gives us hope that we can finally bring her home. alexis has be

weekend by the amateur county sheriff's department is now saying they are not connected to the case of alexis gabe fleet week officially gets underway and san francisco will take a look at what's happening through the week and when the navy's blue angels are set to hit the sky. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian sr thank you for joining us. students returned to berkeley high school days after two classmates were killed over the weekend. the victims were brothers and were attending a house party in oakland at the time, ktvu james torres spoke to the district superintendent about the resources available and heard from parents of students who were grieving this noon. we saw students coming to class here at berkeley high school with flowers in their hands. the superintendent says her goal today is to make sure there is a safe space available for students to express themselves. it's a new week at berkeley high school students walk to class, preparing to hear a tough message from the berkeley unified superintendent . we have counselor

alexis, of course you are an investor in so many things, but lolli is so important to you.is so unique about this in-store earnings experience? >> one of the things i have been obsessed with for my very first investment in court to promote which was coinbase back in 2012, is the user experience. something that lolli has pioneered is bringing accessibility in the form of cash back through online shopping to so many people. it just made sense, especially as the world has now moved out of lockdown to make it even easier for people to earn bitcoin simply going through their normal purchasing habits. emily: alex, tell us how it works and how popular you expect it to be given that we are in a downturn and bitcoin is now back below 20000 and, you know, we've just got a lot of questions about the future. >> we are on a mission to save people money and that money happens to be bitcoin which is the best money in the world. we save people on average 7% on every transaction and upwards of 30% as we most likely go into recession, it is more important now than ever to be saving money at

the gay family has been searching for months for the remains of their daughter alexis. now, there may be a break in the case. they did find some human bones there in that area. so they did pick them up and send them to forensics for dna green gabe is alexis's father as he explains volunteers found the bones in the small town of pioneer located in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains. they reported it to the local sheriff's department gabe says the $100,000 reward that's being offered has enlisted over 700 volunteers to help search they are actively searching right now and that that's why we are always getting a tip every time they see something they message us on saturday. the gay family went to the location where the bones were found being in that area today was definitely it was very heavy. is very heavy for us 24 year old alexis gabe went missing on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend marshall jones at his home in antioch based on their investigation police say alexis was killed by jones jones was then killed by seattle area law enforcement while the

so lensky city is not going to negotiate with person. alexi. do you think that there is any space at all the negotiations? and when do you think that could begin? first, you know, russian representative is saying that they're not using all their mind, but the question is, what, for, in this case, they're making mobility. ation in that country grow, which hundreds of thousands of them are running away from russia. that's like a port fills of their regime when russians are running from russia, listening about bleeding hearts from the what's happening. so you, they acumen up and saying that they're hot the bleeding. wow, it's something very impressive. speaking about diplomacy, it's very clear. fujen caught all ways to diplomacy. he destroyed it with this decision to accept our territory and to known supreme territory russian. nobody in the world accepted this so called shamrock. brenda. nobody will ever accept it and we're about to watch. we can negotiate today. we will never give up our territories . we will come come to leave millions ukrainian

alexis family visited the site saturday .n missing since january. 26 they found more more dawns. and they called the sheriff's office and the they determined that some of those who were human bones and so they picked him up, and, um, send them to a forensics for dna test . gabes father says he's hoping that the results will finally provide his family. some closure , especially for his wife, he says was very close to their daughter. they say they want to bring, uh, alexis home and hold a memorial service. they're planning a celebration of life for her on the one year anniversary. her disappearance. andre thank you so much time now is 8 32 police think there may be a serial killer on the loose in stock and another $85,000 reward for information in the arrest of the person who police believe was shot and killed at least five men since july. the latest killing happened shortly before two o'clock tuesday morning. 54 year old man was shot and killed in a neighborhood just north of downtown stockton. another killing linked to the su

alexis family visited the site saturday.sing since january. 26 they found more more bones. and they called the sheriff's office and the they determined that some of those who were human bones and so they picked him up, and, um, send them to a forensics for dna test. wen said the family needs closure, especially his wife, who was very close to her daughter. they want to finally bring alexis home and hold a memorial service said raising the reward money to $100,000 renewed interest in the case. live in the newsrooms excess ktvu fox two news. thank you, zack. there is growing anger and condemnation of the federal government regarding a pipeline repair in southern california. the government approved the final repair permit that will allow the 42 year old pipeline to restart now. last year's spill off orange county was one of the largest in state history and covered more than 8000 acres . it killed and injured thousands of birds and other marine wildlife and environmentalists fear we are at risk of more spills because of the agin

cathedral of the intercession of the virgin was consecrated by the bishop of grodno and novogrudok alexytion of hours church service at the temple i didn’t get pissed off many of the townspeople visit the temple of self-gadiotinism and you look at it, that i went to yana’s cathedral with grannies, so any one before the temple was passed down from generation to generation. despite that difficult period, when there were great persecutions of the church, the temple still functioned. uh, coming also uh, lived well, uh, already hmm somewhere at the end. yes, in the late eighties. this is already in the period of perestroika. when everyone was free to visit. temple, of course. e hmm it was really great, and great and uh, little by little. mm everything more and more people began to visit our temple, and that makes them very happy . even our children are our children, and the church also has a sunday school. actually, what are they with all orthodox churches? pokrovsky cathedral, zahaplyaya goose lips with its sacredness, ranovetsky, pokrovsky church near the handsome 7 masterpieces, five compo

police say alexis was killed by jones. he was killed by officers while attempting to serve him and arrest warrant in june. a vandal defaced a catholic parish office in palo alto. it happened at the st. thomas aquinas pastoral center on middlefield road. someone used pink spray paint to ventilate the garden area. the suspect wrote a phrase of white racial superiority on a wall, and spray-painted a statute. police are investigating it as a hate crime. it all happened between september 18 and september 24. there has been no arrests. moving on to developing news now, the search is on for hurrican ian survivors in southwest florida tonight. ian has claimed nearly 80 lights so far in florida, and at least four more in north carolina. president biden will be traveling to the disaster zone on wednesday. abc7 news reporter reena roy shows as recovery efforts underway. reporter: a race against the clock across southwest florida. fire and rescue teams combing areas hit hardest by hurrican ian, traversing dangerous floodwaters, search

police say alexis was killed by jones. he was killed by officers near seattle while attempting to serve him an arrest warrant in june a map allegedly created by jones has led police and volunteers to pioneer. moving on now a vandal to faced a catholic parish office in palo alto. it all happened at the saint thomas aquinas pastoral center on middlefield road. someone used pink spray paint to vandalize the garden area the suspect wrote a phrase of white racial superiority on a wall and spray painted a statue police are investigating it now as a hate crime. all happened between september 18th and 24th there have been no arrests. developing news now the search is on for hurricane ian survivors in southwest florida tonight ian has claimed nearly 80 lives so far in florida and at least four more in, north carolina. president biden will be traveling to the disaster zone on wednesday. abc news reporter rena roy shows us the hurricane recovery efforts underway a race against the clock across southwest florida fire and rescue teams

alexis gabe's hoping that remains found in pioneer belong to the 24 year-old woman. the remains are found in a remote area of ahmed or county. this is close to state route. 26 on wednesday last week. well, our father says that he's hoping the bones along to his daughter so that their family can have some some kind of closure. alexis, gabe disappeared on january. 26 police say evidence pointed towards her the next boy from marshall jones from antioch as a suspect, location of the boldest significance in the case because antioch police found a handwritten note in jones's home that had detail pioneer drive directions to get there. well, police suspect to use the directions who drives a pioneer in order to get rid of alexis's body. the family is now waiting for dna testing to take place. well, shocking viral video is circulating online. it shows a black sacramento high school football player taking part in a pretend slave auction either white teammates, the tosh zones has that story. >> news nation is blurring out this video because teenagers are reportedly involved. it

most that he will wear it for 2 weeks to ask the government during longsol fee fair and immediate alexis in the country. it means that he will bring up a large moss abort esther astray slammer. but somehow, the guard says that they will not accept any force, any protest, and i need to be marked by the opposition for fresh alexis. then they will be chances of the informants from the ministry like in the past, in 1970, simon and again in 1999. so people are advising that the government and the opposition must sit together and they should resolve the issue by, by dagger shipping on the table. hardly fresh alexis, i'm your, the lock on our tv, this la bike, his son. back announce who on developing story in russia is constant on a region where military jets has crashed to near a residential building in a city of the 8th spock and a launch fire, as, according to the country's defense ministry. but i understand at this point, it's a people have been confront, killed with 19 others injured and being treated in hospice. so we can take a look now at the initial reaction to the incident from some e

they're alexis remains because we want to bring our home in oakley on sarasin abc 7 news. relief efforts continue in florida and the carolinas after hurricane ian wrecked the homes in communities of many along the coast abc news reporter. justin finch is in venice, florida with more on the devastating impacts. days after hurricane ian struck central and southwest florida new images revealing the troubling transformation in volusia county homes underwater the roof of this chuck e cheese collapsed after flooding force. it shut down a 14-mile stretch of i-75 in sarasota county has reopened. the rising water levels could cause the critical highway to close again in nearby northport more flooding neighborhood streets submerged for many help can't come soon enough. we just like little help that like little help to get my home back in. because i have nowhere to go food and water running low on sanibel island ian cut them off from the mainland. we're because we're in the bridge out. that makes it's what really difficult for us to get assets on the island. these newly released sate

and most that he will wait for 2 weeks to ask the government to him also free fair and immediate alexis in the country. he means that he will bring up a large moths abort, esther astray slammer, but somehow the guard says that they will not accept any force, any protest and any demand by the opposition for their fresh alexis. then they will be chances of the informants from off their ministry, like in the past, in 1970, simon and again in the 1999. so people are advising that the government and the opposition must sit together and they should resolve the issue by, by neg shipping on the table for the fresh alexis, i'm your the lock on our tv, this la bike, his son f o ma translator for the o s. c e mission to dumbass. he was sentenced retracing in new ganske and could be speaking under duress, alleges the mission, had my latest mandate, asi is found. what i believe to be documents of the o. s. c emission in the region. a correspondent ecos donna has the dee's house. the mission's main purpose was to document any violations of the cease fire agreement and act as a tool for deterring aggr

eric: all right, alexis, thank you so much. arthel: another stop issue for voters is the economy as inflation still has people coast to coast paying more for everything from gas to grocery. what is president biden saying about the state of the economy, lucas tomlinson with more. lucas. lucas: good afternoon, arthel. according to new fox news poll. only 33% of voters say they would vote to reelect president joe biden today. top economic adviser stated his case. >> we have unemployment that's 3 and a half percent. there is no recession that would prevail with that kind of unemployment. we are obviously adding hundreds of thousands of jobs per month. consumers who still have pretty good balance sheets. lucas: 51% of majority of voters say financial situations are actually worse than it was two years ago since president biden first took office. only 15% said it was better, 33% said it was the same. only 35% of americans approve the job joe biden has done with the economy and only 29% approve how he's handled inflation and increasin

alexis, thank you. arthel: alright alexis and eric, a new poll finds republicans with an advantage on two key issues, crime and the economy by 35% of voters trust republicans more to handle crime compared to 22% for democrats. on the economy and fines of 36% of voters trust republicans more than just 24% trusted democrats. that poll conducted last month also found registered voters in competitive districts favor republican candidates by a 21-point margin bird south carolina republican congresswoman nancy joins us now. all right congressman, the tailwinds of handling crime and the economy in your favor going into these next two weeks. does this mean the party can coast into the midterms? >> it sure does feel like it. i will tell you i'm in a swing district we have seen those numbers swell over the last 90 days or so for this was a lean deep district for the summer it's no longer that producing a huge swing in our numbers we are leading by double digits. any district i want to buy at one point only two ye

mike: alexis mcadams live in battleground new york? we'll see. alexis, thanks a lot.w is live is kentucky republican congressman andy barr. congressman, welcome. >> mike, good to be with you. mike: of course, tomorrow is halloween, and inflation's also hitting the treats. we've got skittles up 42%, star burst up 35%, m&ms up # %. -- 14%. are inflation and the broader economy the main issue that you're hearing from your constituents, congressman? >> absolutely, mike. and it is halloween tomorrow, and what has scared most americans right now is not halloween, it's the high price of everything. we're experiencing the highest inflation crisis in 41 years. it's, everything costs more. the price at the pump, heating your home, electricity, the grocery store. and why is this happening? it's because of policy mistakes. it's because democrats went on a spending binge over the last two years. the national debt is now $31 trillion, and and that overspending created excess demand. and then at the very same time, democrats waged a war on american energy, constraining supply. so yo

alexis ms. adam thank you, griff. griff: was from their political panel i'm dubbing the best two maps in the business. former national public and congressional communications director and vice president of targeted victory matt gorman. former clinton white house deputy assistant cofounder of third weight matt bennett. gentlemen, thank you for being here. who knows what's going to happen in 17 days but let's show our viewers the fox news power rankings in the senate. that is the most intriguing story perhaps on election night. you can see the breakdown, there is of course the four battleground states but fox has in 47 democrat 49 republican. safely for up for grabs, arizona, nevada, georgia and pennsylvania are the four tossup spirit let's pick up where alexis mcadams dropped off. that is the cause/fetterman r race. matt will start with you crime is become a top issue there. >> it has. and a lot i think fetterman has done a pretty good job of responding to those questions for the other thing to keep in mind about crime

alexis mcadams is here in our new york city newsroom.s apparently impacting voters. >> christina, this latest poll shows that governor hogle is leading by only four points. crime could be the deciding factor in the new york governors race. it is because of videos just like this set up so many people in the you can see that guy in the yellow hoodie suddenly charging at an innocent commuter. the 32-year-old was able to get off the tracks before train came. just one of several incidents on the subway system. now just two weeks ahead of the election, governor kathy hogle trying to assure voters she is taking their concerns seriously. joining mayor eric adams to unveil the three c's initiative this weekend adding more cops and more cameras to each and every subway platform and that care programs to help the homeless and mentally ill. the mta police and the nypd would have to team up adding more than 1000 extra overtime shifts every day. >> people are still very much concerned about transit crime. the stories, the headlines, violent attacks, m

we were hoping that they are alexis' remains because we want to bring her home. liz: relief efforts continue in florida and the carolinas after hurricane ian wrecked the homes of many along the coast. justin finch is in venice, florida with the impact. justin: days after hurricane ian struck central and southwest florida, new images revealing the troubling transformation. in volusia county, homes underwater. the roof of this chuck e. cheese collapsed. this area and sarasota has reopened. the critical highway could close again and in north port, more flooding with neighborhood streets submerged. for many, help can't come enough. >> i would just like help. food and supplies running low in sanibel island. >> it makes it difficult for us to get assets on the island. newly released images highlighting the destruction. governor ron desantis saying the return to normal will happen overnight. >> we understand they are working on cell phone surgery -- service and getting the electricity back. recovering from landfall friday. >> we watched it floating with the american fla

without our loyal community of book lovers, authors, like mike and alexis, we wouldn't be here today and we are so appreciative when -- mike duncan for an event to launch his new book, "hero of two worlds - the marquis de lafayette in the age of revolution". mike duncan is one of the most popular history podcasters in the world and the author of the new york times bestselling book the storm for the storm. his award winning series remains a legendary landmark and the history of podcasting. duncan's ongoing series, revolutions, explores the great political revolutions that have driven the course of modern history. joining mike and conversation tonight is alexis kuo, who is a presidential historian and the new york times best selling author of, you never forget your first, a biography of george washington now out on paperback. and a murder in memphis, soon to be a major motion picture. alexis was a consulting producer on, and appeared in good winds washington series on the history channel, and she regularly appears on msnbc, and cnn. she has contributed to the new yorker, the new york t

alexis mcgill johnson, thank you very much. unconceivable, alexis.hank you, chris. >> that is all in on this tuesday night, "alex wagner tonight" starts tonight. good evening, alex. >> good evening, chris, i think you're right the way ron desantis is using people as

so really, alexis, i don't think we have an option, but in a time of a need. so the fact that the us supreme court that nowhere in the constitution is there a right to access. and so what do we do in the short term? do we then turn to sort of state constitutions think it's really easy to forget that? you know, we actually 51 constitutions in this country and i and want to toss this question also to professor risa and to this idea that you know if the federal sort of standard bearer i know not every state has same standard can we rely on some states to provide greater protections to criminal? is there a state sort of regulatory regulatory system that we can rely on to offer the protections that we're not seeing at the federal level? so i'll. yeah. so i think. when we think about constitutionalism, we often get fixated on the idea of a national charter. and as alexis just said, there's 51 charters in this country. 52, i guess if we going to count the district of columbia and then but as i actually start to list those and we think about more of the reasons we nee

joining mike in conversation tonight is alexis cobra alexis koser presidential historian "new york times" best-selling author of you've never forget your first a biography of george washington now in paperback. and forever eight murder in memphis soon to be a major motion picture. alexis was a consulting producer on and appeared in washington series on the history channel. she regularly appears on msnbc and cnn. she's contributed to the new yorker, the "new york times" and many others. and so without further ado please join me in welcoming mike and alexis to the stage. hooks well high. >> hello. kirk's first of all congratulations for this new book. i know all of you have picked up because you are here tonight. but if i can encourage you to overspend i would recommend buying a second copy or getting it from your library because one of the most rewarding things i heard haven't also written a book on someone who is part of the american revolution is the book on the topic can enable you to talk to family members, friends and other people you have not been able to connect with on american hi

neil: maybe it'll help, alexis great job good seeing you.rtis sliwa, the former new york city republican mayoral candidate garden angels founder, curtis, good seeing you. as alexis was pointing out it's a rampant problem, not just a new york problem but popping up everywhere. the hope is in new york maybe get nor police on the beat, maybe get more on subway cars that'll do it. what do you think? >> i call it stranger danger. you don't even know these people they are emotionally disturbed. look, we know this is like the little dutch boy putting his finger into the hole in the dike and hoping the floods don't come in, because all this extra overtime, triple overtime, platinum overtime is just for two weeks, notice it's going to end right after the election on november 8, so this is a stopgap measure to try to save the gubernatorial candidacy of kathy hochul, who is sinking on this crime issue, but in terms of the long term, you've got to get these emotionally disturbed persons oust of the subway. they are a danger to themselves and everyone el

fox team coverage with alexis mcadams in new york. but let's start off today with lucas tomlinson live from the white house. hello, lucas. >> lucas: according to same fox news poll, only 33% of voters say they would vote to reelect president joe biden should the election be held today and on fox news sunday the house republican whip gave the following explanation why that is. >> they are furious with biden and pelosi's far-left socialist agenda that's led to increase spending and increase inflation, just the cost of everything that you buy when you go to the grocery store. >> the new fox news poll says the majority of voters, 51% say their financial situation is worse now than it was two years ago since president biden took office. only 15% said it was better. 33% said it was the same, back in may 44% said they were worst off, republicans will be sure to pounce off this number and ronald reagan asked during debate with jimmy carter, are you better off than you were 4 years, when it comes to issues of the economy and inflation, preside

. >> alexis mcadams is covering the story and has new details. >> what a sad story to hear this again and again with innocent people being killed. investigators told me they were looking for the gunman since august at the scene of another homicide in new york. he was hiding from police in different hotels in and out of state. meanwhile in georgia there is more charges. johnson junior was arrested there when he was armed with a gun and dealing drugs. then listen to this. last year in new york he faced eight charges from attempted assault to possession of a weapon. all of those charges were dropped. now johnson junior faces second degree murder charges for killing a man. the 54-year-old with his family. he was a dad of three and a loving husband. gunned down while visiting his son in poughkeepsie, new york. this shooting happened on sunday morning in the lobby of the marriott. johnson got into an argument with a hotel employee about the coffee. then he opened fire and sprayed bullets around the room and killed the 54-year-old. he was to check out of the hotel when he was killed. >> inno

. >> the search for alexis cape continues as the amador county sheriff's office has confirmed. now that bones discovered by a couple do not belong to her or any person. the remains were found september 28th and remote area called pioneer close to state route. 26 her father says that he's hoping the bones belonged to his daughter so that their family could have some kind of closure. but the alameda county sheriff's office confirming to kron 4 today that the remains were animal bones. alexis, gabe disappeared on january. 26th police say evidence pointed towards her, then ex-boyfriend, marshall jones, from any act as a suspect in her disappearance. he was shot and killed while officers in washington state. we're serving a warrant for his arrest. the napa county teacher is facing almost 20 felony charges tonight for >> engaging in acts with children. according to prosecutors. 33 year-old benjamin kiss is a teacher at pope valley elementary school following an investigation police say was determined, had contact with several children dating back more than 12 years. assess. also inst

police say alexis was killed by jones. he was killed by officers near seattle while attempting to serve him in a warrant in june. map allegedly created by jones has led police and volunteers to the town of pioneer where the family says gabe's remains were found. moving on now to the developing latest news in the southeast and the devastating damage done by hurricane ian tonight. the death toll has hit 85 people killed across, florida and north carolina now president biden will be traveling to the disaster zone this week. abc news reporter rena roy is tracking the search and rescue efforts still underway and the cleanup ahead. as the devastation from hurricane ian comes into focus. there are also stories of hope and survival more than 2300 people rescued since the storm hit with even more being saved around the clock. helicopter crews helping residents and pets stuck on roofs this group of trauma nurses and retired military joining the efforts on hard hit pine island where you can see the causeway washed out if you have a h

alexis mcadams with the latest on that for us. what are we looking at alexis?ice department in poughkeepsie this was an unprovoked attack and there was some type of altercation and the marriott that led to the shooting of this innocent father. now we are being told this guy walked him unprovoked, pulled out a gun and opened fire. so many tragic details we are learning about this case. roy johnson jr. wanted on drug and gun charges for killing innocent father that you are looking at paul kutz out of long island, new york. the suspect faced eight charges, sandra, tempted result to possession of a weapon last year in new york and those charges were dropped. he was walking free when investigators said he murdered paul kutz but he asked why the charges were dropped last year, sandra, no information disclosed about that because the case is sealed and they can't tell us why. still a lot of pain and answer questions on this. since there was an active warrant for the arrest, the database, important to pull out but complain pimento after the murder sunday. so his poor fa

. >> alexis mcadams covered the case extensively during the initial faces of the investigation.ive years later now the family may have been running out of hope that this day would ever come. >> gillian, that's what many would think but talking to the family members for years here, they really were amazing people. they have been through hell and back but kept that faith that this day would come and here it is, arrest in this case. this was a nationwide manhunt for more than five years, and now the suspect was arrested right here in delphi, indiana. >> i think we both kind of felt that it was not real, you know what i mean, we have been down this path with different people and different suspects and names that come out. >> police have charged richard allen with two counts of murder, allen, 50-year-old indiana native and pharmacy tech, arrested nearly one week ago after neighbors say they saw police digging up his back yard, near a fire pit there. abby and libby were killed in february 2017, their bodies found the next day near a trail in delphi. they snapped a picture of the man a

alexis, thank you very much. congressman lee zeldin, republican of new york and also now a gubernatorial candidate. congressman, great to see you. you and i have often said this when it comes to crime, wish it were under different circumstances for this first topic. that is of the dad. why is it taking the governor so long to even acknowledge what is happening? >> because she has been pandering to pro-criminal allies and she has been on the wrong side of these issues one after another. why would you have somebody who has the prior criminal record, under investigation, be inside of that hotel? why is the taxpayer paying for that person to be in there? there are all sorts of questions we're waiting for answers on. over the course of this week you've had people murdered throughout new york state who were murdered by people released on cashless bail. people attacked by individuals who violated their parole but because of a law that hochul signed called less is more their parole officer was unable to have them detaine

griff: alexis mcadams covering things in the empire state. jacqui.acqui: meanwhile in nevada a close race between democratic senator catherine cortez masto and her republican challenger. and two small business owners join us now who give their takes on these two candidates. >> steve, owner of 3-d keepsake image, image. and you are a supporter of catherine cortez masto. >> i want to start with inflation, because this race is a tossup and nevada is facing tougher inflation than elsewhere in the country. if we bring up on the screen. there in nevada you've got about 16% inflation, which is almost double what i think we have nationally. food is way up. shelter is way up. transportation costs, energy across the board. these are challenges for small business owners like yourselves. vanessa, i want to start with you, you're a supporter of the incumbent. and senator cortez masto has been focusing on other issues as much as inflation, but it looks like because this race is a tossup that some of the g.o.p. messaging on the economy has started to sink in. do yo

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eric: let's start with alexis mcadams was a wrap up of the heated campaigns, alexis. >> hi arthel. both candidates are hoping the extra help on the campaign trail is going to give them the help they need to come out on top. less than 40 governor desantis during congressman elite selden at a rally on long island sprayed the well-known republican leader hyped up that large crowded. telling voters zelda and is the guide to to turn new york around. >> you need someone to go in there and clean house in albini and lee is the guy to do that. think about responsiveness of government and having a leader that can actually get things done. >> the governor kathy hochul's campaign pulling and own names for support. this. >> on november 8, there is an election for governor in new york and the stakes could not be any higher. my friend governor kathy hochul is the best person for the job hands down. >> prime is the hot topic. as selden says he will declare a state wide crime crisis on day one. i crime plant of her own talking about the violence on new york city subways. but she had to address a co

developing news in the case of alexis gave. bones were discovered in the search for the 24-year-old who police say was murdered by her ex-boyfriend. we spoke to the family and have the story. reporter: they have been searching for the remains of their daughter, alexis. there may be a break in the case. >> they found human bone in the area, so they picked them up and sent the forensic for dna. reporter: volunteers found the bones in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains. they reported to the local sheriff's department. gabe says that $100,000 reward has enlisted over 700 volunteers to help search. >> they are actively searching, that is why we are always getting a tip every time they see something. they message us. reporter: on saturday, they went to the location where the bones were found. >> being in that area, it was very heavy. very heavy for us. reporter: 24-year-old alexis went missing in january after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones. police say she was killed by jones, jones was then killed by law enforcemen

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fox news alexis mcadams is in new york city with more. alexis sis. streets all across new york and people are worried about their safety with that surge in crime. it is a top issue pushing voters to the polls. take a look here, this is the latest "quinnipiac university poll" shows governor hochul leading congressman lee zeldin by just four points. not only is the gap closing but polls show more voters have negative opinion of hochul than a positive one. both candidates are nearly tied on favorability. >> unlike years past what democrats have faced off republican challenges in this blue state of new york, we've seen democrats win by wide margins. we're seeing a competitive race in this race. reporter: violent crime in new york surges, zeldin blames hochul for this. he will create a crime crisis. >> people are getting hurt from the issue of crime to the economy, tax on freedoms and more, even independents and democrats are saying this is too much. reporter: as the race gets closer the incumbent governor releasing this new campaign ad throwing political