dan springer is on the ground many moscow. dan?s conference at the top of the hour. but we're not expecting any major breaking developments. the moscow police department says there will be no critical updates. they haven't had a news conference since sunday. so we've been trying to get information from them. what they have largely been doing is shooting down rumors and speculation. there's been some reports that one of the victims may have had a stalker. police say they have done hundreds of pieces of information that they have gone through to look at the possibility that someone was stalking kaylee gonsalves. they're not able to verify or identify any stalker. getting the first look inside the house where the murders happened, this tik tok video shows two in halloween costumes and a longer video showing three roommate victims laughing and playing around. the videos were made days before the murders. as for the investigation, it appears police are about done processing the scene for clues. yesterday there was no investigative activ

but we begin with dan springer live in moscow, idaho. there are reports police may be searching for a combat style knife. what more do we know about that? >> that's right, it's a six-inch knife, called a k bar, that's a brand name, and this is a long knife and we do know the police are looking for a knife like that, but the bottom line is the police finally had a news conference last night and what came out of that is that they said what the people around here have been feeling ever since these four students were murdered and that is that the community is still very much at risk. there is still a threat out there with this murderer still on the loose. we also now have some video of two of the victims, madison and kayleigh, at a food truck just hours before they were murdered, and a shocking detail from the news conference. there were two other roommates in the rental house home during the murders and they have been cooperating with police. they were uninjured. and another person living at the rental house was with her boyfriend ethan at

dan springer has the latest from moscow, idaho. hey, dan. >> this is a community of 25,000 people. conservative area. i get the sense that they are very supportive of the police. they want more answers. they want the case solved. right now it appears they're giving the police some leniency, the benefit of the doubt. police did conduct a news conference this week saying they have done 150 interviews, they have 1,000 tips from the public and that they are making progress in this high-profile investigation. but the bottom line is 12 days in police have no arrests, no suspect identified and no murder weapon. the f.b.i. does have a mobile forensics unit in moscow working through a lot of physical evidence taken from that scene, that rental house. there is an elite behavioral analysis unit working the case and likely they've come up with a profile of the killer and shared that with investigators. it has not been released to the public but police insist there is a reason. >> this is such a tragic circumstance that we find ourselves in, in law enforcement we believe we owe this to the surv

but first to dan springer. and where does the search stand today? >> well, john, we have not seen any investigators at the house today for the first time since this happened nine days ago, but you mentioned pressing questions. one of the most pressing questions of course is if this was a targeted attack, as they have been saying since day one, who was the initial target and why, and if they answered that question, at least partially, they may generate more citizen tips. as of now, no suspects, no murder weapon, no person of interest, and as long as this case goes on as this investigation drags on, the chances of solving it go down and that is very painful for the families of the four victims killed in that house behind me. last night one of those families gathered to remember a life that was way too short, 20-year-old ethan chapin's memorial service was in mount vernon, washington, remembered as a good high school athlete and triplet always quick with a smile. hundreds attended and his mom stacy spoke briefly to the media. >> today we are here to ho

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bryan: dan springer, thank you. arthel: we've got to get it solved. live look at the white house where president biden will return tomorrow after spending thanksgiving. we can in massachusetts, island of nantucket facing possibility of a railroad strike that could cripple an economy struggling with record high inflation. lucas tomlinson following the president enjoys us from nantucket now. >> good afternoon, a few minutes before sunset here for president biden came to town to do some shopping shopping according asking about plans for 2024 he said he'd discuss it with his family over the holidays. >> how your 2024 conversations going? >> he said he'd make a final decision early next year so he has time while biden was shopping today is treasury department announced plans to allow chevron to resume coming oil in venezuela, likely to attend to lower gas prices perspiring up republicans who want to see more oil production in the u.s. here's former navy seals, david crenshaw reaction to the news, back to america and alabama congressman jerry harel asking l

dan springer, ktvu fox two news.unity members gathered in charlottesville, virginia, last night for prayer vigil to honor three student athletes who were shot and killed sunday night. the university of virginia president says the shooting happened on a charter bus after students returned to campus from the field trip. all three victims were players for the football team to other students were also hurt. suspected attacker, identified as christopher darnell jones jr was a former player on the football team is still a student at the school. he was arrested yesterday about 80 miles southeast of charlottesville. police are now saying that two shooting victims in alejo are both trained agenda or 31 year old died at the scene, while the 27 year old was hospitalized in critical condition, authorities say a third victim, an 80 year old man was stabbed. he too, is in critical condition. officers say they found the suspected attacker arrested and booked that person into the solano county jail. the attackers. identity has not b

dan springer, ktvu fox two news. at noon, san francisco's planning to make streets safer downtown this upcoming holiday season. mayor london breed and the police chief bill scott, we're in union square today, kicking off the city safe shopper initiative for the holiday season, they announced additional police and community ambassadors will be on street corners last year around the holidays, several union square businesses were hit with smash and grab robberies. breed said the safe shopper initiative will help shoppers, visitors and workers feel safer this holiday season. we want everyone to know that we got eyes and ears on the street. so we plan to make this one of the best and safest times during the holiday season for those who come to san francisco yet chief scott said. the community ambassadors are unarmed retired police officers will serve in a supportive role to offer an added layer of safety. speaking of players are going to have to add layers when they're patrolling the streets because of the chilly temperat

mike. >> dan springer on murder mystery in idaho, thanks very much. on unsolved murder, ted williams, former homicide detective and fox news contributor joins me now. ted, we can show our audience at home the timeline from moscow pd in terms of how they think this all played out two weeks ago. there is it is on your screen, how do you assess the investigation out there after being out there right now. >> hi, mike, i think what is going on and our public should understand is that law enforcement has a lot of information that they've not given to the public i think that perhaps they have some leaks they are following up on and the timeline is essential and important in this case. we know that by 1.45 all four of the couples were back in the home there in moscow iowa -- idaho i stand to be corrected. but this is the key. we know that the murders took place on the second and third floor of that home they believe that someone at home was a target and that's essential because what law enforcement is going to do if they've got some that they believe was a ta

dan springer is in the snow out there today. updates on what we think we might know as of now. o. >> it will be interesting to see how many of the 11,000 university of idaho students return for in-person classes today. we'll have a better idea later on in the day. we know that dozens of investigators worked right through the long holiday weekend. there has been no reduction of resources on this case. they're making progress but as you heard from the pio they still do not have a suspect nor do they have a person of interest named. we saw investigators working well into the night at the moscow police department several nights. much of the effort now is taking all the analysis from the forensic evidence and piecing it together to come up with a suspect. we did see a little activity at the murder scene. the f.b.i.'s behavioral analysis unit showed up once in and around the house. whatever profile they've established on the killer they aren't sharing it with us. only with investigators. the big thing now is did they get any hit in any of the criminal database is from dna left in the

first to dan springer also live in moscow. hi, dan. >> hi, dana. over the weekend police started to fill in some of the gaps and answer some of the questions we've had from day one. we now know that that 911 call came from one of the surviving roommates cell phone. it came in as an unresponsive and unconscious person. we know that the roommates in the house during this whole attack thought their friends simply had passed out in those bedrooms. there were other friends at the house when police arrived. now investigators say they don't believe any of the people in the house had anything to do with murdering these four college students. detectives are still going to the crime scene every day looking for more clues and trying to come up with that key piece of evidence. >> this incident has shaken our community, has continued to shake our community. we continue to mourn for the victims. we will continue to vigorously pursue the investigation and pursue justice in this case. it is a complex and terrible crime. it will take some time to resolve. >> we kno

dan springer, keep us posted from there. thank you. >> what's the plan for dealing with this mass migration of illegal immigration coming post title 42? >> what we're doing is precisely what we announced we would do in april of this year and we have indeed been executing on the plan. surging resources to the southern border. increasing our customs and border protection processing efficiency. enhancing the consequences for unlawful entry. we're targeting and disrupting the smuggling organizations. >> what is the plan? the plan you just articulated has led to the third highest number for any month in history. >> mayorkas in the hot seat claiming the administration has a plan for when title 42 officially ends. critics are not so sure and are warning the situation will spiral further out of control when the order is officially lifted. experts are predicting 18,000 illegal crossings per day. texas congresswoman elect monica de la cruz reacted this way. >> border patrol agents have seen no plan at all. what that means is that when

dan springer is reporting out of moscow, idaho this afternoon. dan, what's happening this hour? >> yeah, gillian, i reached out to the moscow police department again today and asked if there was anything new to report. they said there was not, but they might be telling relatives of the victims a little bit more. the father of one of the victims said he was told by police that the killer targeted one of the four victims in that house the day he went on that rampage, but he would not tell the dad which one. steve goncalves said police were vague but said the killer had a primary target, would mean the other three victims were collateral damage. we do know the killer had to go up a flight of stairs to kill kaylee and madison, they were bodies were on the third floor and the only entrances to the house are on the first and second floors. and police have been checking out reports that kaylee had a stalker but so far they have not confirmed that. >> heard mention kaylee stated she may have had a stalker. detectives have been looking into that and to this point have been unable to corr

dan springer has been on the ground for us on the story in moscow, idaho tracking it for us. . >> yeah, hey, molly. the latest is that the moscow police do not have any evidence that two similar fatal knife attacks, one dating back to 1999 have anything to do with the murders of these four college students so they've sort of eliminated that. the most recent case a couple in salem, oregon, attacked in their bed sleeping at 3 a.m., but they don't believe this and a 23-year-old double homicide attack in nearby pullman washington are related to their case. we did see investigators back at the scene for the first time in a few days. it was the fbi's behavioral analysis unit. they walked around the rental house, they just-- just off campus and went inside for a while and came out carrying a small bag of possible evidence. this is the team charged with developing a profile of the killer. if they have one, they have not shared it with the public. there was also some activity at moscow police department last night. we saw the county prosecutor meeting with fbi agents and we're told he'

dan springer is live with the latest on the investigation, dan. >> bryan, we do not know how close or how far away police are making an arrest is tightlipped as we would expect them to be. this is a critical week as we are now getting back the results getting that back told by investigator have to start making frogs. this was so cold of a of a go unsolved. we are told the killer was sloppy heat likely left critical physical evidence behind such as his blood or hair maybe even a footprint for it all that could help identify the suspect or at least narrow down the field. any dna left at the scene has probably already been analyzed and now run to the criminal justice a dna database called coders. a lot of digital evidence but despite policing their making significant progress the families of the victims are getting anxious and frustrated. the father of kayleigh was on fox news with lawrence jones last night. he said the family was the first to hand over phone and computer passwords to help investigators. and now he wants more information from them. >> we have some family passwords that w

dan springer is on the scene with the latest. dan? >> charles, no update from police. they have told us this week that they have received a lot of tips from the public, more than 1,000 and they have conducted about 150 interviews. they say they are making progress in this high profile investigation. the bottom line, 12 days in is that police have no arrests, no suspect identified and no murder weapon found. the fbi does have a mobile forensics unit in moscow working through a lot of physical evidence taken from the scene. there's an elite behavioral analysis unit and it's likely that they have come up with a profile of the killer and shared that with investigators. it's not been released to the public. police insist there's a reason for that. >> this is a tragic circumstance. in law enforcement, we believe we owe this to the surviving families to get this right. >> back here live, we can tell you that this campus remains empty. we'll have to see if the students when classes resume monday. a lot of folks have said they're not coming back, they won't send their kids back

correspondent dan springer is in moscow, idaho again tonight. good evening, dan.ore questions, really, than answers from tonight's news conference. >> yeah, that's right, bret. it was disappointing. as far as critical aspects of this information almost no new information. when that 911 call was placed from inside the house, the dispatcher talked to multiple people but police are still refusing to release that call to the public. but, again, the two unhurt roommates in the house sleeping when the murders took place and the other friends who showed up 911 call are not involved with these homicides according to police. complicated investigations, police say they have selected over 100 individual pieces of evidence, taken 4,000 pictures, many 3-d scans, conducted 150 interviews and received 1,000 tips. but when i asked why they are not releasing hot killer's initial target was. catherine roger lanier said. this. >> first and foremost we feel like that information is integral to us and how we conduct our investigation. releasing that to the public may or may not flood

we have dan springer live at the scene in moscow, idaho, with the latest for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning, julie. the father of one of these four victims says he was told by police that there was just one of those four people targeted in that house prior to that killer's rampage but he was not told by police which one. steve goncalves told cnn police were vague when he was told that but they said the killer had a primary target and the other three victims were collateral damage. the murdereder had to go upstairs to the third floor. they were found up there. the only entrances to the house are on the first and second floors. we also know that police have been checking out reports that kaylee may have had a stalker. but so far after a lot of work putting into confirming that, they haven't been able to confirm it. >> we have heard mention that kaylee stated she may have had a stalker. detectives have been looking into that and unable to corroborate that but we continue to seek tips regarding that report. >> we're told they have followed hundreds of pieces of inf

dan springer back in moscow, idaho, on the border with the state of washington south of coeur d'alenehat do we have today? >> good morning, bill. it appears these four college students were stabbed to death in the early morning hours sunday. local coroner telling me she has never seen a more horrific crime scene in her career. f.b.i. and idaho state police are joining the investigation but the moscow police taking the leading investigation. there is wild speculation on social media prompting a mother of the male victim to respond saying this was not some crime of passion and drugs were not involved. moscow police have taken a lot of heat for not holding a news conference and the public is not in any danger. they did issue this statement saying we determined early in the investigation that we do not believe there is an ongoing threat to the community members. evidence indicates it was a targeted attack. at this time we have shared every piece of information that we have that we can without compromising the ongoing investigation. that really hasn't calmed the fears in this small communi

dan springer is live in moscow, idaho. is there anything new this morning? we got out here more than two weeks ago right after the murders took place, the university of idaho campus was in shock. we saw students fleeing this campus and parents demanding their kids come home. even with that killer still out there and police say that they don't have any clues or person of interest even, we're starting to see students come back on campus. we're also seeing here on campus a lot of security. university officials put out word that student safety is their number one priority and they are flooding this relatively small campus with cops and private security guards. we see officers from moscow p.d. state police and guards from a company that usually does event security. they'll have patrols 24/7 to keep students safe and for them to feel secure as they return for the last three weeks of this semester. return they did. i would guess a majority returned. one professor told me all but three of his 60 students are back in class in person. espos >> i feel safer. there is a

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first, dan springer with the story near the crime scene. dan?ere's no suspect in custody and have not recovered a murder weapon. we're told it was a knife or some other sharp object. city officials here in moscow say the public is not at risk. they will not elaborate to why that's the case. the victims were together saturday night with pictures posted to social media just hours before they were killed sometime around 3:00 or 4:00 a.m. they are ethan chapin, hits give, madison mogan and caley gonglabs. the university of idaho went on lockdown as well as nearby washington state university. that only lasted about an hour. the mayor of moscow called it a one-off crime. today the city released a statement saying investigators believe this was an isolated targeted attack and there is no i'ment threat to the community at large. the police still have not held a news conference to confirm that and there's a lot of fear on campus and with the parents of the 11,000 students here. >> our parents are understandably concerned. they're worried, they're scared.

. >> john: start off this friday with dan springer, the latest from the scene there in moscow, idaho. and dan, what clues have investigators learned from the autopsy results? >> well, yeah, john, we are learning more from the autopsy but cops are still out here. there is another evidence team inside that house. this must be the most combed over crime scene i have ever scene. the murders took place early sunday morning and this is the fifth day after and they are still inside looking for clues. they are not sharing the clues with us but we are getting more information from the autopsy and the coroner. we learned that each of the victims had multiple stab wounds, they were deep, suggesting a long knife and the coroner telling me it was likely the same knife used on all of the victims, although that has not been confirmed. here at the rental house where those four students were murdered we saw another full crime scene investigation conducted yesterday, last night. this time it was not moscow p.d., but rather idaho state patrol and the fbi. there is a team from the fbi behavioral analysis

. >> dan springer is live in moscow, idaho. you have been on the ground since the beginning and see how combed over that crime scene is. what is happening today with this search? >> right now we don't see any police activity. they have been here nine days in a row and this is not meant as any indictment of the police. they are working hard trying to solve this crime. this is just the fact. the longer this case goes on with the suspect not being arrested the harder it is on the families of these four vick tills. last night we saw the first memorial service. hundreds of people remembered the life of ethan chapin. a triplet and very social and well liked and a member of the fraternity nearby here. his mother thanked those supporting the family as well as those trying to solve the crime. >> the moscow police department who now carry the burden every day not only for us but for all of the impacted families, and the many strangers across the country, your outreach and kind words are profoundly touching. >> police briefly expanded the

conference on their investigation into the murders of four university of idaho students fox news dan springerre on that breaking news. dan, it is good to see you. reporter: yeah, good to see you, liz. you know we had a lot of high hopes for this news conference. it was the first one they held since sunday but as far as big critical stuff, we didn't hear that. almost no new information. one thing we did learn that was new when the 911 call was initially placed to police from inside of the house the dispatcher talked to numerous people in that call. so it could have been a chaotic scene inside of there. again police are still not releasing that call to the public but just to clarify the people who were on that call and also the girls, the roommates who were unhurt, in the house sleeping when the murders took place, and those other friends who showed up before the 911 call, they're not involved in any way according to police. this is a big complicated investigation. police say they have collected over 100 individual pieces of evidence, taken 4,000 pictures, many 3d scans, conducted 150 interview

>> bret: dan springer live in idaho, thanks.'re learning disturbing new details about the suspect in saturday's shooting at a colorado springs gay nightclub. senior correspondent claudiakoan is in colorado springs with the latest. good evening, claudia. >> good evening to you, bret. police are still gathering evidence at the nightclub, still refusing to answer specific questions about the suspected gunman's background, questions that are mounting this evening because last year a 21-year-old anderson lee aldrich livestreamed a standoff with police that happened after his mother phoned in a bomb threat. the video shows him inside a home, wearing tactical gear, and taunting police officers outside his window. >> [bleep] got their rifles out. if they breach, i'm going to blow it to holy hell. so go ahead and come on in, boys. let's [bleep] see it! >> home surve security video shm surrendering, and he was arrested on kidnapping and menacing charges, but the case was dismissed, according to local media his mother refused to press char

fox news dan springer is there for us. hi, dan. >> yeah, hi, sandra.orcement has two missions right now. of course, to catch the killer and to make the people on this campus, the students, feel safe. i'm telling you, we're seeing a lot of students around here right now. i'm getting the sense that a lot of them are coming back. more in just a minute. the other mission is to find this killer to that end, they have not found a suspect. no arrest has been made, not even a person of interest has been named. so a lot of work ahead. investigators were working well in to the night in the police department. now much of the effort last been taking the a natural situation and piecing it together. we saw some activity at the murder scene. the fbi's murder analysis team was there. they're only sharing information with investigators at this time. the big thing now is did they get a hit on any of the crime databases from dna left in the house by the killer and what did they know from a possible footprint or fingerprint left inside. we are seeing students returning to

dan springer is alive and idaho pres been following all of this for us, dan. >> molly, no suspect identifiedmurder weapon captured, not even a possible sketch of a possible suspect. police would appear to be stumped on this case. they insist are not pulling back resources they insist are making progress in this very per high-profile crime invest investigation. for the first time i saw investigators poking around the crime scene again for this is behavioral analysis unit from the fbi. they've been here over a week trying to calm the criminal profile to help catch the killer. if they have one developed they've not shared with the public. a retired fbi profiler tells fox news the killer is likely about the same age as the victims, maybe a little bit older. compulsive, felt rejected or humiliated by one of the vic victims. this was likely his first homicide. please continue to process a lot of evidence for and we are told the public submitted 260 digital pictures and videos from security cameras in the area. there is a lot of work going on at the mobile forensic unit. we are told, excuse me, won

thwe holidays on the case but they have announced very littles co progress.rres correspondent dan springer is in moscow tonight. >> thanksgiving, you are right therghe working right through it but they want to let the people know in the public they are making progress bu t they are also asking that the same publiy for patients as they have to analyze and go through a lot of f evidence,, a lot o we can tell you it appears as if the investigation is done at the crime scene.is t this is the third day in a row we have not seen any police, they arey looking for more clu. much of the work now is processing all of the evidenceth atand for that there is a lot of forensics work, dna sample, even things like determining if the killer is right-handed or left-handed based on the knife wounds, also what kind of shoes he was wearing as he walked through a very bloody crimeen scene. police aree. keeping most of whw they knohaw close to the best, they don't want to tip off the killer as to what they know. >> we don't want to put our investigation in jeopardy by releasing what we have, we told the public v

dan springer live in moscow, idaho. dan, thanks. back on in kyiv as the capital braces for more russian missile attacks. we will take you there live. fox 45 in baltimore as rescue workers pull two people from the wreckage of a small plane that flew into life power lines into montgomery county. the occupants suffered serious but non life-threatening injuries along with hypothermia. forks 26 in houston, as the city issues a boil water notice for its main water system. water pressure dropped below the texas commission on environmental qualities required minimum during a power outage at the east water purification plant sunday morning. city officials are waiting for the rules of water tests before that notice can be lifted. and this is a live look at honolulu from khon, one of the big stories there tonight, gorgeous night. the world's largest active volcano erupts for the first time in nearly four decades. activities at monday low a began sunday night late volcano on the big island as this morning lava belows were contained not threaten

dan springer is live on the ground for us. is there any sense they are close to catching this killer? >> well, sandra, one of the big take-aways from last night's news conference, they do not have any suspects identified so no, they do not appear to be close to making an arrest. and because of that, the police chief had to walk back the comments that they have been issuing ever since this took place on sunday that there is no ongoing threat to the community and the people in this area are not in danger. they walked that back completely last night. we also now have a better timeline. two of the victims, madison and kayleigh were seen on video at a food truck in moscow at 1:41 a.m. police said the 21-year-olds had come from a bar nearby and all four of the victims were back at the rental home a few minutes later at 1:45 a.m. the pair does not appear to be in any stress at the point. and another one who lives at the rental house was with her boyfriend ethan at a party in town before also returning to the house at 1:45. murders to

dan springer has the latest on this. what are you learning?> believe it or not five full days after the horrific homicides, police are back inside that house. we just saw an evidence team go in this morning coming through what's a very large and bloody crime scene. as for the two roommates in the house at the time of the murders, we know police have been interviewing them, have talked to them several times hoping to jog their memories to get something, anything that can help in this investigation. so far police are not saying what the women are telling investigators. there are now reports following up on the autopsies that each of the four victims was stabbed more than once with a long blade. the coroner said the same knife was like lay used on all the victims. police haven't found a weapon, identified a suspect or even a description of a possible suspect. they're working to track down all potential witnesses with the victims the nights of the murders and all the people captured on video with two of the women victims just a couple of hours bef

a lot of questions, but as dan springer pointed out, not a lot of answers. victims were likely asleep during the attack. one comment was that they were in their beds. some victims had defensive wounds, have not told us how many. victims killed on the second and third floor of the home, call from a roommate's phone, and interviewed 90 people so far. list of people off the list of possibilities, this came over the weekend, where does that take you in your questions? >> first i would noting this investigation was probably underresourced in the beginning. it's a small police department and they didn't have the skills or the expertise or the resources to conduct this type of investigation. they rapidly formed a task force, the fbi and other agencies there helping them now. and they are going through all the digital evidence, through the crime scene itself and all the forensics that go with that. they are talking to people. you never know what part of that will lead to a solution or identification of a suspect, but i would say most of the time that suspect is usua

. >> griff: dan springer is live in moscow idaho with the latest. . >> reporter:. >> yeah, griff, as you can tell from the police chief, they are well aware here in moscow that the public wants more information than they are providing but they wanted to tell us in that news conference and tell the public that they are making significant progress. this is going to be a lengthy investigation. but they're doing everything that they can to catch the killer of these four college students here over a week ago. for two days in a row now we have seen no activity, no investigative activity at the rental house where the murders took place but we're told there are more than 100 local, state and federal cops working the case. we now have the floor plan of the house. we think the killer entered through the sliding glass doors on the second floor in the back of the house on the left side of the screen there. that goes to the kitchen and it's close to the bedroom where we believe ethan chapin and xana kernodle were murdered. the killer would have gone up the stairs

. >> dan springer, fox news. if i can get captain lanier. sir, why not tell the public who the target was? you've said this was a targeted attack. why not tell the public who was targeted, if it was multiple people, it would go a long ways to telling the public what you're looking for and who you're looking for, the type of person. why not do that to alleviate some fears out there in the community? >> trace: first and foremoves, we have the integrity of the investigation to preserve. that's integral to us in how we conduct the investigation. releasing that to the public may or may not flood us with a lot of information. that's not relevant or specific to what the we're looking at. >> don't you want more information from the public? >> we do. but we don't want to put our investigation in jeopardy by releasing what we have. there's always a balance between what you're willing to release versus what you're trying to gather. we told the public very clearly from the beginning that we're looking for a knife. we've told the public very clearly from

killer so please can identify him camp him and make the college town feel safe again. >> bret: dan springer in idaho. thanks. the man accused of driving his vehicle in a group of law enforcement recruits out on a run is out of jail tonight. officials in southern california say nicholas gutierrez was released because charges against him were not ready within the 48-hour time period after his arrest authority hope to present the case today. they believe the crash was intentional. serious questions about questions about the disastrous failures of a crypto currency exchange and the man who could take over as democratic leader in the house. we will bring you that. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 29 in buffalo as a dangerous lake effect snow storm paralyzes parts of western and northern new york nearly two feet of snow was on the ground by midmorning. much more may be on the way they say. schools and amtrak stations closed. many flights out of buffalo's airport were canceled. they moved the football game it. would have been fun to watch.

in eagle pass, texas, alexandria hoff on that dramatic rescue in the gulf of mexico, but first, dan springer many moscow, idaho, with the latest of the murders of those four college students. dan. >> reporter: in the absence of any concrete evidence in this homicide medication, there's been a lot of chatter, a lot of speculation that they may be connected to two other fatalal stabbing attacks that happened in this community and around here, and they have not come up with any evidence that there is a connection to the four students killed in that horrific might have attack almost two weeks ago. the most recent case involved a couple in salem, oregon, in 2021. they were attacked in their bed while sleeping at 3 a.m., so some similarities, for sure. but police now say they don't believe this and a 23-year-old double homicide knife attack in nearby pullman, washington, about 6 miles away from here, are related to their case. we did see investigators back at the crime scene for the first time in a few days. it was the fbi's behavioral analysis unit with. they walked around the rent aral house, th

dan springer on all of that.iting days for election results, i know 50 different states, 50 different formats, but you'd think they'd get on the same page. i know byron york is all over this ", "the washington examiner," a great read of political things. without getting into the weeds, byron, your sense of what happened yesterday. >> well, the big picture is the one change that almost everybody predicted was that republicans would take over the house, and it appears that they are going to take over the house by a much smaller margin than many people had thought, but with it appears they'll take over the house, and that is a momentous change that's going to happen in washington. the biggest being, change being if president biden has a legislative agenda for the second half of his term, it's dead. finish not gonna happen. so that's a big deal. as far as the senate is concerned, i really think republicans and almost everybody in the political world need to look at themselves and try to figure out why they thought so

two weeks since the gruesome stabbings of four university of idaho college students as foxes , dan springerce still have no suspects and no murder weapon tomorrow marks two weeks since the brutal murders of those four students just off the campus of the university of idaho. and police are entering a crucial week as they work to solve this crime before the case goes cold blood evidence and hair samples collected at the crime scene have been processed in a mobile forensics unit and uploaded into codis, which is the criminal justice. dna database results should be back by now that could either identify a suspect or at least narrow the field. the fbi's behavior analysis unit, which has been on this case for over a week, was back at the murder scene. yesterday they left the house carrying some small bags. we know police are still getting help from the public. they received 260 digital pictures and videos from people security cameras in the area. there was also activity last night at the moscow police department has detectives worked late. at one point we saw late talk county prosecutor bill thom

dan springer fox news ktvu, fox two. news that vibe starts now. joke black. somebody ran in the back of the train. knock some people they see. now at five trouble on the light rail tracks in san francisco to money trains colliding, sending several people to the hospital. good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. that collision happened this afternoon, right near brandon and the embarcadero . ktvu is christian captain live tonight in the city with an update on the injured christian. yeah sam francisco is fire department confirming that four people were injured taken to the hospital. three others injured and treated here on the scene. we talked with one passenger who was on board one of those trains, who describes what it felt like at the time of the collision. he has stopped right there. traffic lane. and the train was getting ready to pull off slowly. and all of a sudden we have a big joke, blacks and brighter ran in the back of the train. knock some people off their seat, but i caught the ball. they knocked me off. now if you look at vide

latest including details from the police press conference earlier tonight that we go to fox's own dan springer> reporter: moscow police held their first news conference since the grisly murders of those four students just off campus. and the university of idaho early sunday morning. and the big take away is that they don't seem to be very close to solving this case. they don't have any suspect identified and for the first time they are acknowledging that whoever killed those four students is still very much a threat to this community. for days they have been calling it an as needed targeted attack and that people in the area were not in the ongoing danger. but tonight, the chief of police backed off of that. >> we believe this was an isolated targeted attack on our victims. we do not have a suspect at this time. and that individual is still out there. we cannot say that there's no threat to the community. and as we have stated, please state vigilant. reporting any suspicious activity and be aware of their surroundings at all time. >> dan: another big development, there were two other remains o

dan springer live in moscow, idaho with the latest. >> one of the cases was in oregon and the other washingtontate but neither is connected to the murder. tomorrow marks two weeks since the horrible little murders in the university of idaho and entering a crucial week as police work to solve the crime before the case grows cold and it will grow cold if they don't within three or four weeks. blood evidence and hair samples collected at the crime scene have been processed in a forensics unit and uploaded into the criminal justice dna database. results should be back now and identify a suspect or narrow the field. the fbi's behavioral analysis unit that's been on the case over a week was at the murder scene yesterday. they left the house carrying small bags. we know police or getting help from the public and received 260 digital pictures and videos from people security cameras in the area. there was activity at the moscow police department as detectives worked late. we saw prosecutor phil thompson meeting with fbi agents and also back today checking in everyday since the murders. lawrence jones w

join me now with all of that is dan springer, dan. >> more than four full days after the horrific murdersfour students and that rental house behind me just off the campus of university of idaho early sunday morning, police are still inside that house taking pictures and gathering evidence, but right now they still don't have a suspect identified not even a description, so it does not look as if they are close to solving the crime, there is some recently surfaced video showing two of the victims madison mogen and kaylee goncalves at a fast food restaurant at 1:30 in the morning, and about two hours before they died, murdered another roommate xana kernodle and her boyfriend ethan chapin, they were at the bar and all were back at the house at 1:45, one of the roommates was not hurt and is not being considered witnesses to the crime. police would not say if they were the ones who called 911 some eight hours after the grisly murders. but there were so much blood at the scene as i said, police evidence was back at the scene today. they never found a knife, but it could look like this. a tactica

dan springer is here with the latest. dan? as investigators to try to sol this quadruple homicide.ple on this campus trying to make students feel safe. we have seen private security. we have seen moscow police and also seen state patrol and it's working because we are seeing a lot of students walking around campus with backpacks going to and from classes and we willing find out later exactly how many of the 11,000 students at this campus decided to come back for in person classes. as one administrator told me, no one is immune from tragedy and these young people really have seen it elsewhere and they are trying to be resilient. given the option of finishing the semester taking classes online. many have decided they want to be in person and be part of vandal strong. drop in grief and mental health counseling is available. here is what a couple of student told us about being back. >> i feel safer on campus. i have noticed there is a lot more campus security. i'm feeling good. i feel like i can just walk around and feel safe wherever i'm going. >> i have seen like a lot of police arou

if you have any information, you call the idaho police department dan springer, thank you very much. bryan: an arrest warrant is out for the suspect in the death of an american woman found unresponsive at a resort in mexico october 29. a disturbing viral video appears to show another woman brutally eating the victim hours before she died. the fbi has now joined the investigation. christina coleman with the very latest on this story live in los angeles. christina. >> that video definitely disturbing to watch. a vacation is now the center of a potential homicide investigation. prosecutors in mexico are now trying to get an american woman extradited back to mexico to face charges. a 25-year-old american tourist from charlotte north carolina allegedly died at a rented luxury villa on october 29. her friends reportedly told her mother that she died of alcohol poisoning. robinson's autopsy revealed the cause of death as a severe spinal cord injury along with instability and several vertebra located in her neck. her cause of death clearly very concerning for family and friends, especially a

first live on the scene, dan springer. hi, dan. >> hi, martha.a ton of security on the campus today. we've seen moscow police, we've seen privacy security. we've seen the idaho state patrol officer. they're trying to make the students feel safe as they come back to class. it's working. we've seen students going to and from school. we need to know how many of the 11,000 did come back for in-person classes. as one administrator told me, nobody is immune from tragedy. these young people have seen it elsewhere. they're trying to be resilient. they were given the option of finishing the semester mchlt have have decided that they need mental health counselling. here's what a student said about being back. >> i feel safer on campus. like i've noticed there's more campus security. i'm feeling good. i feel like i can walk around around feel safe wherever i'm going. >> i've seen a lot of police around. just seems like everyone is vigilant. so i'm not too concerned. but obviously they have not found the person. there's still a threat. >> there's no investig

fox news correspondent dan springer has the latest from moscow idaho. dan?e days in a row we have seen investigators show up at this house in moscow looking for clues and today we saw a team of investigators from the state patrol and fbi working the back of the house. they expanded the taped-off crime scene and worked the wooded hell side off the back entrance. it looked like they were trying to figure out the escape rout taken by the killer. police held a rare news conference sunday afternoon and reiterated their belief this was a targeted attack. >> we believe it's targeted because we take a totality of all the circumstances we're looking at. >> police also say it was a surviving roommates phone used to call 911 and when police responded there were other friends in that house but no one in that group is under suspicion. we know they were found in two bedrooms, one in the house's second floor the other on the third, they were likely sleeping and at least some of the victims had defensive wounds. among them kaylee goncalves whose father spoke to fox news. >>

fox news dan springer live in moscow, idaho with more. dan? >> yeah, charles.in to this quadruple homicide investigation. we're still seeing police officers show up here process the scene and look for new evidence. in fact, a few minutes ago, we got shots of a team from the state patrol and the fbi showing up here at the back of the house. they were going through exercises where they were at the glass door on the back which leads in to the kitchen. we saw an investigator running up the hillside, looking at where the best place would be to go if you were flowing that house. so we're still seeing them month saying the scene. they don't have a suspect identified or a person of interest. we got new information. investigators say the 911 call came from one of the surviving roommates phone. it was reported as an unconscious person. police say the roommates and some friends were at the house when cops arrived sunday at noon, they thought the victims were passed out in their rooms. police still think that this was a targeted killing, but aren't saying or aren't sure wh

fox correspondent dan springer on the ground and reports there's very little information coming from police and say the 911 operator talked to multiple people on the phone when the call was placed from inside the house of the murder scene. police say they pursued hundreds of pieces of information about kaleigm gonzalez having a stalker but haven't showed permanent evidence. police can't say if one or all the victims were the intend target. >> we have the integrity of the investigation to preserve. we feel like that information is integral to us and how we conduct our investigation releasing to the public may or may not flood us with a lot of information that's not relevant or specific to what we're looking at. >> today police say they've collected 103 pieces of evidence at the scene and we'll keep you updated, tammy. >> >> tammy: matt, thank you. turn to a story out of washington dc. according to report from fox news digital, a top department of education employee appears to blame white supremacy for just about everything. this includes allegations that democracy itself is based on w

dan springer is live with the latest. o, dan. >> griff, at that news conference the police wanted to convey the message that they are making significant progress. they are getting new leads every day, but this is a complex and difficult case. they have a ton of evidence to go through, and they are working right through thanksgiving, through this entire weekend. between moscow pd, idaho state police, and the fbi, there are more than 100 cops trying to solve these murders. they have 103 individual pieces of evidence collected. they have taken 4,000 photos, a lot of 3d scans, put in hundreds of hours of forensics work, processed 1,000 tips, and conducted 150 interviews, but they are keeping most of what they know close to the vest, including who the killer's primary target was. >> first and foremost, we have the integrity of the investigation to preserve, and we feel that information is integral to us in how we conduct our investigation. releasing that to the public may or may not flood us with a lot of information that is no