so 73-year-old george allen kelly lived on the border. you may have heard that joe biden opened the border to millions and millions of people from other countries whose identities we don't know to just walk in. if you live on the border, this has changed your life completely and scared you. so george allen kelly was one of those people. lives on the border. he's seeing this first hand. now he's in jail charged with first degree murder because he shot an illegal alien that trespassed on his ranch less than two miles from the border, this happened the other day. now, we don't know the details of the altercation between the man in prison and the man he killed. but the man in prison has no record of killing anyone else. he's not a convicted felon. he doesn't have a violent history. the man he killed was an illegal migrant called gabriel butema he was deported several times and let back in. we're not attacking him. just noting it. so kelly felt threatened and shot that illegal migrant. prosecutors instantly charged him with first degree murder

that guy right there, george allen kelly is accused of shooting and killing a mexican citizen who wasarently trespassing on his land. >> ainsley: griff jenkins is live in washington with the latest for us, griff? >> griff: good morning, ainsley, steve and brian. this story highlights the reality that ranchers living along the border have been dealing with for the past two years. hundreds of thousands of migrants illegally crossing cron their property all hours of the day no one there to stop them or take them into custody. now in arizona a sits in jail shooting a migrant who trespassed on his land. 73-year-old george allen kelly facing first degree murder charges after a body was recovered on his property which sits some 75 miles south of tucson in just a mile and a half off the u.s.-mexico border. you can see here on the map. now, kelly is begging a judge to reduce his bail set at $1 million fearing for his wife's safety. saying in court documents, quote: she's there by herself. nobody to take care of her. the livestock, or the ranch. now as santa cruz county sheriff's office investi

george allen kelly was in court today as you mentioned in part to formally request he be released from jail while the case continues. the judge denied the motion maintaining the $1 million bond. the defense attorney said he was not the aggressor when he fired warning shots, he claims they were armed, dressed in camouflage and one pointed a weapon at him. kelly says when he walked his land later that day, he found a 43-year-old mexican man shot to death. the prosecution has charged kelly with first-degree murder and aggravated assault. >> mr. kelly shot an unarmed man in the back in an unprovoked attack as he ran for his life. there was no warning and the victim was more than 100 yards from the defendant's residence when he was shot and killed. >> today the defense accused investigators are not properly vetting the two witnesses who were part of the group of eight people trespassing on the 74-year-old rancher's property and claims the sheriff's department charged first and investigated later. >> absolutely the least likely thing that happened in this case was that mr. kelly who a law ab

george allen kelly, weighs arrested on monday. he is 73 years old?n decides to remove surveillance balloons along the border due to a lack of funding. debby is a texas rancher who experienced illegal immigrants attempting to break into her house and she joins us now. good morning to you, debbie. >> good morning. >> good morning. i'm sure you can relate to george allen kelly's story have what do you think about his case? he is going to be in prisoner for a few more weeks until his hearing. >> i absolutely think this is disgusting. after i heard it i looked up and as per my assumption, the governor and the judge that put that bond on him are democrat and i am thankful that we have a governor that will stand behind us with ranchers on the texas board. >> ainsley: kelly lives in arizona and you live in texas. what kinds of things are you seeing on your property? >> of course, we had our place attempted to be broke into. after thanksgiving that was the third group of illegals that had come through. two days ago, illegals were out near our ranch, the ranch

so george allen kelly apparently felt threatened and shot that illegal immigrant.shott prosecutors did noty give him the benefit of the doubt. >> they instantly charged him with first degree murder. so herm e hewith fir is st, geos kelly . >> thi, s is the guy who , according to arizona authorities, is a dangerous risk ris to public safety who mt doend the rest of his life in prison, assess.e does he seem dangerousseem to y >> i noticed coming in, your honor, my wife is in the prison in the court. may i ask her to make an appointment for audio visuall conference and not being able to talk to hernf or anyone. >> so that's something that has be to be discussed with the detention facility downstairs so that conversation would have to be had with them, sir. okay, so if your wife wantsn go to have communication with you, she can go to the sheriff's office or they can go ahea tsher dions. and make the proper accommodation that they need to make. i appreciate you giving that instruction. this an elderly man who canrly barely walk, who has never beeng convicted of a violen

. >> todd: to the crisis at southern border, arizona ranch er, george allen kelly will remain jailed on 1 million bond. he was speesed to have a preliminary hearing yesterday, his attorney requested it be pushed back saying it will take a long time to review. details of the shooting remain unclear, police were called to the ranch on shots fired and found deceased hispanic male. the ranch sits just 1.5 miles from the southern border. he had trouble with migrants in the past. kelly is due back in court on february 22nd. >> ashley: hundreds of new york city's finest coming together in full force on wednesday to stare down the career criminal accused of shooting officer fayez. the suspect was gunned down by jones when he responded to a facebook market place ad to buy a car. the blue flooded the streets to pay respect to fayez as his body was taken to the funeral home. he died after fighting for his life, he left behind a wife and three children. he will be laid to rest this afternoon. praying for his family. new jersey councilwoman eunice was remembered last night. >> todd: this was a se

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the arizona rancher, george allen kelly facing first degree murder charges. the judge refusing to lower his bail despite his pleas to go home fearing for his wife's safety. she is there by herself, no one to take care of her, the livestock or the ranch. border crossings in arizona, illegal migrants and drugs continue to flow freely into the united states and the biden administration failing to acknowledge there is a crisis. >> we have a president and administration that will not acknowledge we have a crisis at our border. it being too the president 718 days to make his way down to the border for three hours when larry, don't forget, he carved out 146 days for vacation time. >> marianne: and border czar kamala harris continuing to tout the biden administration root cause plan, asking for more taxpayer money, not to give a wall, to give away to countries with largest number of migrants to deter illegal crossings. sbc agents are set to testify today just before tonight's state of the union address. >> ashley: thank you. cbp officers seizing fentanyl pills and ni

. >> todd: arizona rancher george allen kelly charged in the shooting death of a citizen mexican citizen. it is going to take a long time to review. police were called to kelly's ranch on reports of shots fired and found a deceased man. his friends say he's had trouble with migrants illegally using his property to cross the border in the past. kelly due back in court on february 22nd. "fox and friends first"ed, house and senate lawmakers receiving briefing on the chinese spy flight that traveled across the country unobstructed before being shot down and we're learning how vast that chinese spy operation is. >> ashley: and i.r.s. could be coming for y, we'll tell you abt that next. (soft music) (female announcer) release back pain, strengthen your core, and destress with aerotrainer. the aerotrainer is the ultimate way to rejuvenate, de-stress, and re-energize by combining the benefits of pilates, yoga, and spinal stabilization. the aerotrainer creates a unique movement experience unlike any other, with its revolutionary design and four-chambered stability technology. the aerotrainer lift

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george allen kelly said a group of men pointed a rifle and arraigned on murder charge two weeks ago ands lawyer said the rancher fired warning shots that could have possibly hit others on the property. he allegedly found the migrants body and hour after shooting and immediately call the authorities in cooperated with investigators. >> todd: suspected drug lord accused of leaving mexico's fentanyl trade behind bars. the suspect's identity has not been released but he is described as the leading logistics for this man narcotic trafficker. the mexican authorities say it's considered to be the cartel's main producer of fentanyl and math. his response for you which amounts of cocaine in this follows high-profile arrest of cartel leader guzman the drug lord el chapo. 36 minutes after the hour, the drug crisis growing worse by the minute. this video showing open air drug market in the neighborhood turning to the sitters city of brotherly love to a war zone. >> ashley: now documenting the drug crisis and joins us live. frank, thank you for giving up of those. paying us a picture of what you can

migrant who tremendouses passed on property last week deleted pages dedicated to 73-year-old george allen kellyer arrested monday first-degree murder charges, on-million-dollar bail company says has longstanding policy to disallow fund-raising for legal defense of one charged with murder all donors refunded. >> weekend storm to impact millions along east coast heavy snow, dangerous winds an area developed saturday night southeast spreading a plume of moisture heavy rains near southeast coast upwards 5 inches expected parts of carolinas between saturday and sunday morning stay with fox weather for more updates on the storm. jackie: what we had all long right. >> so mild seems right now to think that something is brewing. we will be on the app watching fox weather. gerri: sounds good. jackie: president biden may skip a planned visit to poland to mark one year since russia invadeed ukraine, listen. >> -- how any possibility that you could go into ukraine as well. >> i haven't made a decision when i am going to poland or even -- a surrogate going to poland. >> may go to poland but that is all. >> j

rancher george allen kelly murder charge in second degree murder in connection of the deadly shootingf a mexican national on his property. kelly was released on a $1 million bond earlier this week. the state argues that kelly intentionally shot at a group of unarmed illegal immigrants trespassing on his ranch and killing one of them. kelly insists he fired a warning shot and thought they were armed drug traffickers. swedish telecom giant erickson laying off 8500 employees and cuts affect 8% of its staff including 12,000 staffers in north america. the company says the move is part of a broader cost cutting plan and erickson just the late nest a long list of major corporations cutting jobs over fears of possible recession. a world war ii veteran has his 102 birthday wish coming through and received well wishes from people in all 50 states and his wish went global with cards coming in from the uk, can darks and as far as peru. mill service connected a local legend at the library working 36 years after retiring from the military. and those are your headlines. pete: very cool. will: you we

even though this is stand your ground law and trespassing flaws this state 73-year-old george allen kellyars. he's being held on a $1 million bond and sheriff who made that arrest claim there's no crisis at the border by the way you know why he's coming from and playing politics with a man's life my answer is yes and joinings now with his answer mark in person great to see you mr. attorney general. >> thanks brian for having me. we know enough would he behind bars you were attorney general? >> he shouldn't be behind bars because when you set a bond it's supposed to be base on flight risk and danger to the community and and clearly this individual doesn't stheel way at the end of the day every case is based on fact and circumstances problem and blame should be with joe biden. yoib is allowed the cartelling to see operational control we're seeing a record amount of drugs flow in and i've talked to ranchers and farm earn these are fourth generation arizonan and never been this bad people coming across with machine guns, ak-47s and bundles dope so i would assume if someone were on my property

attorneys representing the rancher george allen kelly said he was wrongfully accused of murder based of weak evidence. the 73-year-old arizona grandfather is still sitting in jail. he is now in protective custody because he has received significant threats from other inmates. he is charged with first-degree murder for the death of a mexican national found on his land about a mile north of the border. in a newly filed motion to reduce or eliminate his bail, mr. kelley's attorney give their first detailed explanation of what they say happen. they say on january 30 this rancher heard a single gunshot and witnessed his horse running away scared at full speed. events are group of men that he did not note moving around the trees near his home armed with ak-47 rifles and dressed in camouflage and carrying large backpacks predicting the leader of this armed group of men sought mr. kellyanne pointed an ak-47 right at him. they said he feared for his light and several warning shots high in the air. they do not believe any of those shots couldn't hit a person or because their death. mr. kelly s

start with the crisis at our southern border. 73-year-old rancher george allen kelly who is charged inoting death of a mexican citizen who was on his land will remain jailed on $1 million bond. he was arraigned yesterday on a murder charge. this comes as the biden administration moves to significantly reduce the number of surveillance balloons used to monitor the influx of migrants at the southern border. and a new report indicates the white house is also considering a deal to deport non-mexican migrants to mexico. >> president erdogan of turkey now admitting there have been problems in his nation's response to a devastating earthquake this week that have left scores of people dead trapped and even homeless. critics have said the response has been slow but he says the situation is now under control. that death toll across turkey and syria has now passed 17,000 people and that's as of this morning. but there have been some miracles, thanks to exhausted, tireless rescue crews. including this incredible rescue of a baby who was trapped underneath rubble yesterday. a twitter outage is prev

christina: attorneys representing the rancher george allen kelly describe him husband and grandfatheriminal history. they say he's innocent but as of now he's still sitting in jail charged with first-degree murder for death of mexican national found on his land. in newly filed motion to reduce or eliminate bail mr. kelly's attorney provide detailed explanation of what they say happened. on january 30th, mr. kelly hurried a single gunshot and witnessed horse running away at full speed. he saw a group of men that he did not know moving around trees near his home, mile north of border armed with ak47 rifles, carrying large backpacks, mr. kelly went onto his porch with the rifle and in court filing his attorneys say, quote, the leader of the armed group of men saw mr. kelly and pointed an ak47 right at him. mr. kelly fearing for his life and safety fired several shots from his rifle hope to go scare them away from him his wife, animals and his home. mr. kelly took care to well aim over the heads of the armed group of men. now later in the day as mr. kelly says he was checking on his horse

rancher george allen kelly remains behind bars.ing a murder charge after allegedly killing a mexican migrant who had controlled on to his property. a judge has set kelly's bail at $1 million. but a go fund me page to help the 73-year-old get out of jail, that has been shut down. go fund me telling fox, quote: terms of service explicitly prohibit campaigns that raise money to cover the legal defense of anyone formally charged with an alleged violent crime. any campaigns for the legal defense of someone charged with murder are removed from our platform. now, there is at least one other fundraising page remains up give, send, go. the fundraisers tell us they are not the judge and jury. daily mail story i thought the three of you would be interested in that appeared to show that there were migrants who were in new york city that decided that they had enough of the city and they wanted to mover north into canada and that those migrants apparently divided to turn back after getting a feel of what the temperature and conditions were like

charge either late last night or early this morning when with this more complicated allegation, george allen kelly'sin the preliminary hearing. the judge, however, did grant a motion by the prosecution not to allow video of witnesses on the stand. this is the view we have from inside the nogales, arizona courtroom. you can see kelly there no longer in the orange jump suit now that he is out on bond. today kelly's attorney challenged the sheriff's investigator who decided to arrest kelly for first-degree murder, bringing potential bias against the rancher. prosecution hit back claiming it was not relevant to the prelim. on january 30th, kelly says he heard a gunshot while having lunch with his wife inside their home. the 74-year-old claims he went outside with a rifle and fired warning shots over the group of strangers on his property who he said had backpacks and ak-47s. later he was arrested after he called authorities when he found the body of an unarmed 43 mexican national. the defense claims drug traffickers killed this man and not their client. >> john: thank you so much, aishah. >> aishah: the

court filings show george allen kelly maintains he only fired in self-defense after seeing a group ofrmed with rifles. one of which was pointed at him. he adds that his warning shots could not have hit or killed anyone. that development comes as our own griff jenkins gets a front row seat to a high-speed chase involving suspected smug gatlinburg during a border ride along. apprehending seven migrants and their driver yesterday and one migrant said he paid the cartel $7,000 just to get into the u.s. but he still owes another 7 grand and says they will kill him if he doesn't pay up. the face of america's property market is shifting. nine of the 12 most expensive neighborhoods in the u.s. are now located in florida. of course this is s. as more ultra rich americans move to the sunshine state. this particularly caused by the mass exodus from left-leaning areas like new york city and san francisco, which traditionally are in the top spots on those lists. miami's star irld, which is home to celebrities like jennifer lopez is the most expensive neighborhood in america. the mlb announcing a m

george allen, kelly's lawyer, says a group of men pointed a rifle at the 73-year-old when he fired warningat them. take a look at this. authorities arresting a group of human smugglers after they were caught bragging about their crimes on youtube. here's what they posted. can you clearly see migrants rushing into a vehicle in the area where they wait for traffickers. the "new york post" tearing into mayor eric adams as felonies in new york city hit a 15-year high. the editorial board saying crime is winning. it sure looks like the nypd just lacks the resources needed for across the board sea change. as long as the lenels later refuses to city's crime crisis. mayor adams hinting at bringing back covid mandates. >> now that we are seeing normalization of covid. there may be another time that we are going to have to do mandates again. these viruses are not going away. >> new york city reported more than 170,000 felonies throughout last year. that is up from the 143,000 felonies reported in 2021. senate majority leader chuck schumer says he is considering supporting a national tiktok ban citin

george allen kelly's ranch is just a mile and a half away from the southern border. had problems with migrants crossing throughout his property in the past. patriots head coach bill belichick paid his former star player tom brady a big compliment on brady's podcast. listen to. this the greatest player, the greatest career. the great, great person, such an opportunity and honor for me to, you know, coach tom and i guess -- i guess it's got to end at some point but it's the greatest one ever. so congratulations, tom. >> ashley: brady joked he needs to get a good retirement before revealing he will be starting his broadcast career at fox sports next year. back to you. >> steve: in 2024. >> brian: good to take a gap year he can travel. >> steve: why not? he is tom brady. thank you, ashley. head south. florida governor ron desantis gets a key win in his battle against disney. >> brian: the state will take control of disney's special district taking away the company's decade long tax break forcing it to repay hundreds of millions in debt. >> ainsley: todd piro is here. >>

. >> so this played out in arizona recently where a seventy three rancher called george allen kelly shot an illegal immigrant who was trespassing on his property, apparently threatening him. >> now, that's legal under arizona. it'sw. >> it's legal under natural nat law. and yet police have charged kelly with first degree murder. his bail is set at $1 million. >> by the way.judge, he asked the judge, my wife is home alone. my elderly wife is unprotectede he a place that's overrun with foreign nationals here illegally. >> can you just let me outlleg o i know what is this for me? dylan is the chairman of the republican national lawyers association and our friend, she joins us tonight. >> harmeet , this seems pretty basic. if you don't have the right to defend your property fromin anyone threatening you, much less a noncitizen, like what right do you have? crack >> well, you're absolutely right, tucker. and under arizona law, it has yopretty broad law for protecting your property. urrty,standing your ground. the and that include s the protection and the right to shoot somebody who's breaking