angela polermo, idaho statesman. is there any evidence that suggests the attacker visited the first floor where the two survivor roommates were. >> as we stated earlier, there's many things that are involved in an investigation that we will release some things and some things we won't. >> good afternoon. ashley soriano, fox news. i have two questions. have you considered the possibility of a murder suicide? is that something that you guys are considering right now? >> that question has been asked previously, not at a press conference. it's something that we looked at in the early part of the investigation. it's not something that we're looking at at this time. >> trace: and i know some of the investigators vehicles and police vehicles are coming in and out of the driveway. do you think that potentially could disturb tire marks or other evidence? >> so the question has been asked about why did the crime scene tape expand. it's not uncommon when the first officer as arrived, they tried to cordon off what they thought w

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idaho and the sheriff's office for their assistance. i want to thank the community of moscow for their outpouring of support through this incredibly difficult time. today i'm going to recap in brief what we know. i'm going to provide some new information, and i'm going to address some rumors. on the evening of november 12th, into into the earnly morning hours of november 13th. kayleigh and madison arrived home at approximately 1:45 a.m. after visiting a local bar and a street food vendor. ethan and xana were out in the community and they arrived home at approximately 1:45 a.m. two surviving roommates who were also out in the community a arrived home at approximately 1:00 a.m. later, on the morning of november 13th, at 11:58 a.m., a 911 call was placed. the call reported an unconscious person. the call originated from inside the residents. and the surviving roommate's cell phone was used. during that call the dispatcher spoke to multiple people who were on scene. moscow police officers responded and found two victims. two on the second f

good evening america and welcome to this special edition cross-country in moscow, idaho. we remember even, xana, kaylee and maddie. life getting started, cut short by unnamed criminal. it's been about two weeks since the university of idaho students were stabbed to death in their beds while they slept in the home behind me. this gruesome attack shattered peace of mind here in moscow. the town the never used to lock the doors, locksmiths are now being flooded with calls. colors centers are considering online classes and while rumors are swirling, everyone is in agreement on one thing. justice must be served. we've followed the timeline of the case and asked investigators to answer some of the many unanswered questions about the brutal crime. he will hear from the experts later this hour but to begin, joining me tonight, steve, father of kaylee gonzales. thank you for joining us tonight. we continue to grieve with you and your family and we hope to get answers for you. when was the last time you talked with law enforcement about the case? >> we just had a vacation, law enfo

to disturbing crimes rocking two separate university campuses in idaho, four students found dead in what's now being called a crime of passion and at the university of virginia, three football players shot and killed on a bus. what we're learning about the suspect's past. historic job cuts. the changes reportedly coming to amazon, just days ahead of the holiday season as the economy takes a toll on the tech industry. jay leno hospitalized his mechanic now explaining what happened in leno's garage, plus the best time of day to exercise the new research on how to get the most out of your workout and later, very hairy new world record. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone we begin with former president trump's announcement today, he is widely expected to announce that he's running for president again. many in his party are urging him to delay the announcement, and trump suffered another big loss overnight. abc news is now projecting the democrat katie hobbs will defeat carry lake, the candidate trump endorsed in the arizona governor's race la

>> all right, kayna wit hitwort live in idaho. kayna, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the breaking headline involving control of the house in washington. more than a week after the midterm elections. abc news now projecting republicans will control the house. democrats keeping the senate. and overnight, former president trump announcing he's running again. but will he have the same financial support? what the more murdoch-owned "new york post" did on its cover. and the eye-opening statement from his daughter ivanka trump. here's jon karl. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after donald trump declared he is running for president again -- >> america's comeback starts right now. >> reporter: -- senate republicans sent a signal they are going in a different direction, overwhelmingly re-electing mitch mcconnell as their leader, somebody donald trump despises. mcconnell is making it clear he blames republican losses in the midterms on trump and others who act like trump. >> here's the problem. we underperformed among voters who d

. >>> idaho murder mystery. the autopsies of four idaho college students who were brutally murdered in their apartment are now complete. what the coroner is saying was the cause of death. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a state of emergency this morning in parts of western new york state as a dangerously early winter storm moves in. the potentially historic lake-effect snowstorm could dump more than four feet of snow in the buffalo area. near zero visibility is possible in some areas, and it could be so bad the county that encompasses buffalo imposed a driving ban starting last night. the storm has already caused treacherous conditions across the great lakes region as it pummels the area with heavy snow. >> this is considered an extreme event, an extreme weather event. that means it's dangerous. it also means it's life threatening. >> the most intense snowfall is expected to left through tonight with more falling over the weekend. the nfl moved sunday's scheduled ga

university of idaho officials put the campus on lockdown. it was lifted after only one hour with the police and later the mayor saying that there was no ongoing threat to the public. no one is elaborating on that. police confirmed to the idaho statesman the suspect is still at large. no one has said how students died. the bodies were taken to the medical examiner's office in spokane, washington for autopsies on wednesday. all classes were canceled yesterday. and there is a vigil for the victims tonight. right now the city has many more questions than answers. police still have not set a news conference. no scheduled today. the mayor has speculated about a -- many possible scenarios including a crime of passion or possibly a robbery gone wrong. right now the police aren't releasing any information until they do there is only speculation at this point. bill. >> bill: thanks, wow. bizarre story. on the border with the state of washington. details, updates if we get them. thank you, dan. dana. >> dana: the university of virginia three football p

idaho was a junior studying marketing. was the 3rd remake killed who is described as being positive and funny. she'd invited her boyfriend, 20 year-old ethan chapin of mount vernon, washington to spend the night he was just a freshman and the only non resident of the house murdered that evening. the eldest triplett and the family comedian a major and recreation sport and tourism management. his mother breaking down in tears outside her son's funeral monday afternoon. today we're here to honor the life and legacy of person. and brother. >> champ and one of the most incredible people. we will ever know. >> all 4 of them, dear friends and all 4 of them gone too soon. >> that was robert sherman reporting for us tonight. the 2 roommates in the home were unhurt, apparently sleeping through the whole ordeal. that is something investigators say they've had a difficult time understanding, but they emphasize they do not believe the roommates were involved in any way. >> we have an update now on last week's crash in whittier that lef

welcome back to cross country on this location moscow, idaho.next two guests have been walking us through the criminal justice process for years. former u.s. marshal an expert depaul as well as host of ids crime scene, crime scene investigator alina. thank you for joining us. what can you tell me about processing a crime scene and how critical it is in the early stages. >> obviously it's critical early stages to get as much evidence as possible to keep the crime scene from being contaminated and in this case they've done their best certainly, as violent as a crime we have with this, a sharp edged weapon with multiple victims, multiple injuries likely what investigators are focusing on is the hope and chance there's exponential chance they've injured themselves in the process so that means there's a chance of dna and left on the crime scene so we got a chance at dna left on the crime scene, obviously they are open for that. universal best piece of evidence forensically speaking is his suspects fingerprints in victims blood. 113 evidence have been

of moscow, idaho. >> bill: they call it is targeted attack.n their beds early last sunday morning likely as they were also

natasha chen is out front live in moscow, idaho, tonight. from police today? >> reporter: in that conversation i had with the idaho state police communications director, he was talking about the number of videos that have come in through an online portal that they set up for people to submit surveillance footage that they might have. and he said that right now their teams are going over all of those files, and they're large files so that could take some time to comb through. then they send all of the information that's relevant to the detectives to go through. so, there is work being done right now, he said, behind the scenes. but it's just not a lot of information that they can release to the public right now because they want to protect the integrity of the investigation knowing that a lot of this information will have to be used during the prosecution and bringing the person or people responsible to justice. and that's the other thing. in talking about the threat to the public, he did discuss that people should be vigilant because, after

the fbi and idaho state police are now helping with that investigation as well.er mcclain and madison fitzgerald, who was close to two of the victims, a student body vice president. it's good to have you with us this morning. there's a lot happening for you now, as members of your campus community. you both decided to go home. tanner, how are you doing this morning? >> well, ever since the tragedy on sunday, it's been very, very difficult to deal with and the four of them touched countless students across the communities. the loss is really being felt in the vandal community and it's been a very difficult time. >> madison, how are you holding up? >> as tanner said, the university of idaho is such a small, tight-knit community, and those four precious lives touched so many within our community and also students and faculty and advisers alike. i'm very grateful to be a part of the vandal family right now and to have the connections that i am making at the university of idaho and i'm getting through this with them. >> there are a lot of unanswered questions right no

correspondent dan springer has an update tonight from moscow, idaho. >> tonight police in moscow, idahoor the killer of 4 university of idaho students in a rental house off campus. they're asking for everyone in a large surrounding area to check surveillance cameras for possible evidence this as you investigators search for clues in and around the brutal crime scene. police say the 9-1-1 call came from the firestone of one of the roommates in the house at the time of the slayings and unhurt. several people were in the house before the first cops arrived. they thought their friends had just passed out. they are not under suspicion, but police still believe there was a specific target. >> we believe they're targeted, because we take a totality of all the have i. >> the bodies were found in bedrooms on the second and third floors, the victims likely attacked while they slept. some managed to fight back, suffering defensive wounds. one victim's father spoke with fox news. >> there's so much evidence that it will time to process it all. this wasn't a pinpoint crime. the person was sloppy. >>

i'm sure it is cold in idaho. i can tell you this is important.m really glad that you are there. i think you your questions will kind of spur law en enforcement to maybe look in right directions, ted williams thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> my pleasure, my friend. trey: up next, host of one nation and fox and friends co-host brian k kilmeade is joining "sunday night in america." allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. what if there was a community of like minded people ready to support you when you need it most? christian health care ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted care who understands the importance of family. a group that sees you for who you are regardless of your health history. offering values-based affordable health care cost solutions for people just like you and me. learn more today at your chm.org about healthcare that puts you in control. ♪ [christmas music] ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech gift card

people all over idaho continue to mourn.re were at least two candlelight vigils in places such as coeur d'alene and boise. >> hope that they figure it out. because it's ludicrous that they have absolutely nothing, nothing. >> we do not know if police are planning on any update today. we haven't heard of a news conference. we can tell you there are dozens of cops working this investigation. >> thank you. >> bill: let's bring in mark fuhrman. you live in idaho and talked to students. where are you now and what have you found out as to how far police or investigators may or may not be? >> well good morning, bill and sandra. it's beyond tragic what happened in moscow. you know, i talked to students as early as monday. i talked to alumni, some parents, not the parents of the victims. i learned -- i knew about the two girls that were in the apartment, in the house at the exact time of the murder and their story was they heard partying, they heard noise but they just, as usual said, you know, there was partying going on and locked

want to join idaho. why?rence between eastern oregon and western oregon? >> yeah. thanks for having me, oregon, people tend to think of oregon as a very blue left-leaning state. reality like a lot of places oregon is two states. it is the western half which is urban and left-leaning and the eastern half which is very rural, very conservative. and so we've had this problem in oregon, urban rural divide for as long as i have been alive. because of the numbers, the west side of oregon is able to control state government, force policy on people in eastern oregon they don't want and match their values. what we came along, it would make far more sense, people in eastern oregon similar to neighbors in idaho. culturally similar, economically, geographically we belong in idaho. we could move the border east or west, currently the cascade mountain range where the cultural divide in oregon is, people in eastern oregon could get the governance from idaho. that is the government they want. the kind of government they vote

>> you're looking live at a house in the small town of mass cow, idaho. that community stilling reeling from the horrific murder of four university of idaho students one week ago. police have not announced any official suspects or persons of interest in the case that has gripped the nation. welcome to fox news live, i'm griff jenkins. aishah: hi, griff. local police are getting help from the fbi and state police in the search for more information and calling on the public, you, to report any tips. christina coleman is live in idaho with the latest on this gruesome crime, christina. >> oh, yes, it's horrific indeed. we've got new information hours ago from moscow police here to say the two young women at the food truck before they arrived at this house and were murdered. apparently they did not uber here, apparently they received a private ride to this house and that's critical information. go ahead and take a look af the surveillance video it shows madison mogen and katie near the food truck around 1:30 in the morning. and it's again, unclear who gave the

officials in idaho are expected to give an update at 6 p.m. eastern tonight on their investigation into the killing of those four university of idaho students. of course, we will bring that to you live right here on fox news. and meantime, we spoke with one of the victims' parents and the county prosecutor. you're going to hear from them in just a moment. eric: meantime, in colorado 5 people were killed at midnight, 25 hurt last night in a mass shooting at that lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs. the suspect at this hour hospitalized under police protection. he has injuries of his own as authorities there are woman working to determine if this was, indeed, a hate crime. arthel: senior correspondent alicia acuna is standing by with the latest from colorado. former fbi agent maureen o'connell and former homicide detective ted williams are here, but first to chris even that coleman who is live in moscow, idaho. christina. >> reporter: hi. well, these senseless murders that happened here have absolutely rocked this tight-knit community. right now

idaho.of idaho students were found dead in off campus home. grizzly murder. let's listen in. >> agencies involved in this task force include the county sheriff's office, the state police, and the federal bureau of investigation. as we continue our investigation, we have learned that ethan and it vanna were at a party in campus on madison and bailey were at a downtown bar. they arrived home sometime after 1:450. if anyone in our community or across our nation has any information about these times or the victims' whereabouts, please call our tip line at 208- 208-883-7180. the facts of the case that we know right now, we know these homicides occurred in the early morning hours of sunday, november 13th. around noon officers received call of unconscious person. officers discovered the bodies of ethan chappen, madison logan, and kailey inside the residence on king road. the four were stabbed with a knife but no weapon has been located at this time. there was no sign of forced entry into the reside

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and staying together and off campus home in moscow, idaho.ll four were stabbed to death in their beds sunday morning, likely as they were sleeping. security camera footage shows two of the victims at a food truck hours before the murders. police have not yet named suspect a person of interest in asking the public for information to help solve the case. christina coleman is live with the latest. >> people here are desperate for answers, concern considering the murderer in the case is on the loose. there's not been surveillance photos identifying potential suspect, not even a name and so many people want answers. in the past hour the county prosecutor showed up to the scene. look at this video, it appeared she was with numbers of the fbi's behavior analysis unit. they are here at the home trying to solve this horrific crime that's devastated the community. look at this video, we shot this with the fox news a drone, a forensic team that showed up this afternoon to get to the bottom of this. they appear to take measurements of tire marks in the s

we'll have the latest from moscow, idaho. >>> digging out. western new yorkers recover after a record setting snowstorm. >>> travel crush. millions hit the road and take to the sky in a rush home for thanksgiving. >>> joe biden turns 80 as he considers a second white house run. >>> plus, world cup fever. fans fill stadiums in qatar as america's team gets ready for its big match. er new holiday treat from spam, with a name you won't forget. ♪ which wish you a merry christmas ♪ >>> this is the cbs "weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >> food evening. thank you for joining us tonight. police in colorado springs are praising the actions of at least two patrons at an lbgtq nightclub as "heroic." last night, they confronted and fought with a gunman who entered the building and began firing. before the violence ended, at least five people were killed, 25 others wounded. police have identified the suspect as a 22-year-old man who is now in custody. today, joe biden said in a statement "places that are supposed to be safe spaces of accept

it remains to be seen how many students show up for class there in moscow, idaho.nger is in the snow out there today. updates on what we think we might know as of now. dan, hello. >> 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. th

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 unit here. they take on the big cases, including serial murder investigations. we saw evidence techs taking pictures and swabs of the grisly crime scene. >> they will take additional photos, evidence, it's a large crime scene and not that anything in particular was missed, however it's always good to have another set of eyes go over everything, especially a crime of this magnitude. >> police have still not been able to identify a suspect or even release a description. as we have said, they have changed their message to the community saying as long as the killer or killers are still out there, people are at risk. we do not know if they have been able to contact everyone in this video of two of the victims at a food truck about two hours before they were killed. and also reporting the names of the two roommates in the house during the attacks but were unhurt. and seemingly unaware of what was going on. identified as bethany funk and dylan

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

abc news moscow, idaho. still so many questions, kenneth. thank you to orleans judges overturned the conviction of a man who spent nearly four decades in prison for a 1983 murder. 59 year old raymond flanks was released yesterday at the request of prosecutors and defense attorneys. both sides say glaring discrepancies in the testimony of the only witness in the trial. were kept from the jury. well sadly here in new york city. we are not surprised to see an occasional rat or two what you don't usually see, though. is a rat in the window of a high end boutique photographer passing by this leather goods store, capture the rodent checking out the merchandise on display. the store's owner tells the new york post. she has closed the store and called an exterminator. life is good for rats. new york city i life fish rat. we had shopping luxury stores. it's hard to explain how common it is to see it right here in new york city, so not a huge shouldn't be that common. oh, yeah, we had a little rats from across the screen a few weeks ago. let's not do

university of idaho will also hold a candlelight vigil on campus on november 30th. snow of the season falling on kyiv as british prime minister sue knack wrapped up a surprise meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy today. foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has more are from kyiv. hey, greg. >> reporter: hey, griff. yeah, there is more help for battered ukraine. the situation becoming dire, rishi sunak promising more british military aid to beef up anti-missile air defenses. after an absolutely punishing week of attacks, bringing locals closer to the breaking point. take take a look at what we've been seeing and hearing. president zelenskyy on a frigid saturday afternoon in kyiv with u.k. prime minister rishi sunak honoring those who have lost their lives as this increasingly cold and bitter and grinding war with russia continues. russian strikes continue against ukraine's power grid. millions without electricity and heat this week. most power plants have been damaged as well as many of transmission lines. workers have raced to repair, a sign of the danger

all three went to the university of idaho. his sister is mazie and his brother is hunter.nd his parents said he loved his social life. he loved golfing, surfing, pickle ball, loved country music and the comedian of the family and echance siblings were the ones who had to tell their parents that he dived because the parents said there were no drugs involved. no weird love triangle that's being reported by some outlets. >> steve: a lot of crazy rumors out there it. >> ainsley: he spent his night at his girlfriend's house. xana's house which is one of the five girls in that home. >> brian: 8 hours between the time of the attacks and the 911 call and the phone that was used and why no one knew about this going going. in one thing is clear listening to lawrence jones talking to the parents. they dent think the ex3w0eu6rd who was probably going to be a future boyfriend. wasn't involved. cops agree. a guy with a whited t-shirt around the food truck. they say he is not a suspect. the private driver they used the night of partying. they talked to him. he is not a suspect. so, who i

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four university of idaho students as frustration in the local community continues.t finn joins us with the late s. matt. shanghaisen, tonight, a killer or killers are at large and moscow idaho police have release ad new map pinpointing the phage movements of the four idaho students last saturday before they were murdered early sunday morning. please are asking you to contact them if you have information, video, or saw suspicious behavior. the map can be viewed in better detail on fox news dot com. police say the four university of idaho students all 21 and under were stabbed to death with an edged weapon, lakely a knife, between three and four a.m. last sunday. the four are believed to be friends and lived in the same house off campus. police have revealed that two female room mates were home at the time of there morning murders but please were not called until around 12 p.m. noon on sunday thrown two young whomson not been ruled out as suspects. video shows kaley -- and madison at a food truck around 140 a.m. just a short while before their murders. mean while, eth

live in moscow, idaho, what's the latest you are hearing from police there? >> john, this campus, a lot of students cleared out after the homicide two weeks ago, but today a mot more students walking around with backpacks heading to class. also more security, you can see the security guard lined me, they have contracted out. more police driving around here, trying to make the students feel safe as they come back to classes, but you mentioned we still don't have a suspect, we do not have a person of interest named, so police aren't getting very far in this investigation, at least that they are sharing with us publicly. we saw investigators working well into the night at the moscow police department. this whole weekend, much of the effort is taking 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 fbi behavioral analysis unit did show up once, they were in and around the house. whatever profile they have established on the killer, they are only sharing it with investi

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police say it was a targeted attack near the university of idaho. kayna whitworth reporting. >>> tonight, we're tracking a major storm heading east. snow across several states tonight. the system pushing into the northeast tonight and tomorrow. ginger zee standing by to time this out. >>> the dramatic rescue and the images coming in tonight. firefighters saving seniors from a burning apartment building. some escaping down ladders. >>> the plane carrying rescue dogs crashing. everyone onboard and the dogs all survived. the extraordinary survival story tonight. >>> the update at this hour on jayl leno, after the burns he suffered in his garage. what could be a long road ahead. >>> and a farewell tonight in chicago. the star that made so many families, so many children smile. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the breaking news from the war in ukraine. reports of two dead tonight in poland from a missile not far from the ukrainian border. ukraine tonight saying it was russia. russia to

hey, ashley. >> ashley: first funeral for the university of idaho students killed in the brutal

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all three of the children went to the university of idaho.rother hunter also in his fraternity and i believe they were at the fraternity party that night. he loved his social life and golf and surfing, pickle ball. any type of sport he was playing it. he loved country music and he was the median of the family they said. and his siblings had to call their parents from school, from campus and tell them that their brother was killed. >> steve: terrible. >> brian: seven minutes after the top of the hour. back drop, what is going on with the election. a climate conference over in egypt. at which time they try to come up with something that is going to put undue burden on us and blame the u.s. for everything. they have not let us down. they have committed it looks as though the top 24 countries have committed to getting together to all agree to write checks to developing countries because they say that we polluted the world. but guess who might be getting those checks? one of those developing countries is the little engine that could, china. china,

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following the murders of four idaho college students, what they're ruling out, and what students are saying this morning with a beefed up security presence. ♪ i'm still standing ♪ >>> and taking the stage. comedian jay leno set to entertain a live audience for the first time since suffering serious burns while working on one of his beloved cars. what he's saying about the accident as tickets sell out in just hours. >>> good morning, america. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday and it's so great to see jay leno getting back to performing, doing what he loves. >> seeing that he's okay. >> exactly. >> after a scary accident. >> sure is. >>> we'll have more on that coming up. we have a lot to cover though, rush hour is, it's on, close to 50 million people hitting the roads after holiday gatherings, here's a live look at the traffic in dallas. >> and slow going out there right now, same thing here live at newark airport. lines looking pretty if you're heading right now. but air travel as well as on the road expected to pick up. air travel just shy of pre-pandemic levels for the h

turning to this class is back in session at the university of idaho today.is the community that remains on edge over the quadruple murder mystery within two weeks after the killings. >> todd: brooke singman has the latest. >> carley, todd more than two weeks than the brutal killings of four university idaho students and the police have not named a suspect or motive. said dimmick students had to return to class but the university giving the option to finish the semester remotely over concerning killer remains on the loose. the police are still searching for the weapon used in the murders of kaylee, madison, ethan and xx end. but tight-lipped on the investigation and kaylee's father has not gotten an update before thanksgiving and tired of being left in the dark, listen. >> they are just kind of telling me that they can't tell me much which is frustrating to me because i've been very trustworthy. >> almost no answers from the police, rumors about what happened or swirling pet officials want this case will take time to reiterate the request for patients from th

. ♪ ♪ >> carley: idaho police extending the crime scene at the site where four university idaho studentse murdered nine days ago. officials coming over the new area. the police sectioned off behind the home that now includes woods and a parking lot. you are watching "fox & friends first" on tuesday morning, i am carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro and desperate search for answers as the families lay their loved ones to rest. the family of 21-year-old ethan chapin with an incredibly mememotional memorial surface >> carley: gathering to remember the first victim of the murder in idaho ethan chapin was 20 years old and remembered as a triplet devoted friend, son, and brother. the siblings attended the university of idaho as the family says they were also close. yesterday the community joined together in the home state of washington for an emotional memorial service and fighting back tears as she thanked the community for support, watch. >> to gather we want to extend gratitude and we are to honor the life and legacy of our son and brother ethan chapin one of the most incredible people you wi

thank you so much, eric shawn. >> let's go to idaho.ams has been out there for us for several days now. ted, where are we today? what's the best new clue there? >> well, the investigation clearly is continuing, bill. i was on the air with you yesterday afternoon with sandra smith and we talked about the fact that my cameraman, brian, and i had found that some areas of the crime scene were undisturbed and had not been looked into. well, within a 30-minute period of our reporting, they expanded the crime scene. i can tell you they went back, they did take some measurements and they did do more of a search back there. now as of this morning, the crime scene that had been expanded, they have now taken the crime scene taped down. the investigation actually continues, bill. >> bill: ted, we're looking for answers here and it seems as if the longer we get away from the moment, it is pretty clear this investigation could go on for a while. you did this for a living, right? do you see it that way? >> yes. well, i do. that's unfortunate. i'm hopi

his brothers also attend university of idaho. they were so close. yesterday the community joined in his home state of washington for a memorial service. ethan's mother fighting back tears as she thanked the community for their support. >> we extend gratitude, here to honor the life and legacy of our son and brother, ethan chapin, one of the most incredible people you will ever know. >> carley: back in idaho, authorities are working to find the person responsible for the senseless murders of ethan, kaylee goncalves, madison and xana. a parking lot is blocked off this morning by police tape. some victims fought back. the 911 call came from inside the house from a roommate a cell phone. multiple people spoke on the phone during the call. two surviving female roommates have been cleared as suspects, as well as the man in the photo with kaylie and madison. the parking lot and forested areas are now considered to be part of the crime scene. it is hopeful that d.n.a. testing will give answers. >> d.n.a. can be gotten by touch d.n.a. if a person is not wear

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vie veronica is live in moscow, idaho. press conference yesterday, the police said even though they believed the stabbings happened in the early hours of sunday they didn't get a 911 call until closer to noon. >> reporter: so many questions around what exactly happened. they won't tell us who made the 911 call at this point. but there were roommates home, we have more on that. and also police are saying there is evidence to suggest this was a targeted attack but they won't say what that is. they also have no suspect. and with all of these questions still out there, the community is demanding answers. >> as we have stated, please stay vigilant, report any suspicious activity and be aware of your surroundings at all times. >> reporter: the city of moscow, idaho is on edge. >> we do not have a suspect at this time and that individual is still out there. we cannot say there's no threat to the community. >> the college town shaken by the brutal killings of four young university of idaho students. police say the victims, all mem

try vicks vapostick. >> tonight and idaho coroner confirms four university of idaho student we're stepfter the autopsies were completed. tonight, i suspect still at large. according to an idaho county prosecuting attorney investigators are looking to all possibilities. cnn's veronica miracle is in moscow idaho with the latest. >> surveillance video, showing to the four victims in the hours before -- in moscow, idaho. madison mogen and kaylee goncalves at a food truck in -- authorities say they're using the video to try to establish a timeline of the events that have shaken the community. >> we don't have a suspect at this time. and that individual, is still out there. >> they were stabbed with a knife, no weapon has been located at this time. dave live nearby. >> we are 100 feet away. alkalosis person? are they still around? >> the ceo say the attacks took place in the early morning hours sunday sometime after 1:45 am. but they didn't find the victims. ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen, and kaylee goncalves until that afternoon when the 9-1-1 call reported an unconscious perso

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