is following the story. >> reporter: philadelphia police are investigating the brutal murder of josh krueger. >> he was loved by so many people he didn't deserve what happened to him you're in your house and somebody can just barge in and kill you and for what >> reporter: krueger was shot seven times in his home according to police. traces of blood still visible on his front steps. there were no signs of forced entry, and the shooter fled the scene. krueger recently posted on social media about vandalism and harassment a glass egg was thrown at his window and two weeks ago he wrote and facebook that he had been threatened by a person who came to the door. those incidents are part of the investigation. he covered a variety of political and humanitarian issues he noted his own experience with homelessness, hiv formed his writing. >> he made lots of friends and probably as many enemies, but all for good reason, because he was fighting the good fight for sure >> reporter: krueger also spent five years as a city of philadelphia spokesperson. mayor jim kenney writing that his intelligence and cre

police are investigating the brutal murder of philadelphia journalist and lgbtq rights activist, josh krueger >> he was loved by so many people he didn't deserve what happened to him someone in your house, you're in your house, and someone can just barge in and kill you? and for what >> reporter: krueger was slot seven times inside his home. traces of blood still visible on the front steps. police say there were no signs of forced entry and the shooter fled the scene he posted on social media about harassment and a glass egg was thrown at his front window and two weeks ago he wrote on facebook he was threatened by a person who came to his door. those are all part of the investigation into his murder. as a jerusaournalist, he covere variety of issues, he noted his own experience with homelessness, hiv and philadelphia's street economy. >> he made lots of friends and probably as many enemies, all for good reason. he was fighting the good fight for sure >> reporter: krueger also spent five years as a city of philadelphia spokesperson. mayor jim kenney writing his intelligence, creativity and pas

police say josh krueger had been shot seven times. they're trying to determine a motive. friends say. krueger recently posted online about receiving threats and filed a police report after his home was allegedly vandalized in august. new fallout this morning from the united auto workers strike. >> the big three automakers have now laid off more than 6000 workers. the latest plants affected include ford and gm facilities in illinois, ohio and indiana. a new report blames the strike for at least $4 billion in economic losses. new video from southern california police were chasing a stolen truck through several counties last night as the driver rammed police cars and then ran across a busy freeway, losing a wig in the process. >> the suspect was eventually arrested and was taken away by an ambulance. it is time now for a look at your tuesday weather. for it's beginning to look a lot like ski season in the mountains of utah. >> resorts have reported several inches of snow. more is expected in the northern rockies today. looking at the radar, severe storms are expected today f

and when philadelphia journalist and criminal justice activist josh krueger was killed after being shot times in his own home, did mayor jim kenney or krasner say a word, one word about changing policies? maybe get tough on crime, maybe a little bit? no, of course not. and the big apple when social justice advocate ryan carson was randomly and repeatedly stabbed later dying in front of his girlfriend, did a light bulb go off in front of leaders to say maybe the city isn't safe? of course not. now, mayor adams did pledge to bring justice here. what does that mean in new york city? i don't know, the attacker will end up getting a sweetheart plea deal. d.a. alvin bragg not exactly reliable. >> now, all these deaths are tragic. but, if this does not force a change from the left, what is it going to take? how many more have to die before they finally say, enough is enough? >> and by the way, where are we safe? because these crimes aren't just happening on our urban streets they are happening in our own homes. >> everything you got. everything. [scream] >> laura: turns out that robbery may ha

josh krueger was shot in his home on monday.y that the suspect is 19-year-old robert davis and that krueger may have been trying to help him. that killing happened the same day as the stabbing of a community activist here in new york city. right in front of his girlfriend as they headed home in the early morning hours after a wedding. brutal attack was caught on camera. we won't show you the stabbing in this video. >> martha: it's just awful, this is the young man who is alleged in that crime. brian dowling, 18 years old. he's being held without bail. let's bring in dagen mcdowell, co host of "the bottom line" on fox business and oscar odom, retired detective from the new york city sheriff's office. great to have you with us. an interesting piece that came out and a lot of looks at the work that has been done to try to bring about criminal justice reform and how -- what is happening as a result of that. in the free press, the two murders and the cost of luxury beliefs. it's one those that feel the consequences of their beliefs t