through the perilous fight o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave will: well done, that was beautiful. jp performing the national anthem as we welcome you live from the wildhorse saloon in nashville, tennessee for new year s eve. rachel: we will be here for a long time. pete: it is 6 a.m. eastern am eastern time, 5 am local. i haven t done the math yet. in 15 hours, 16 hours we will start ringing in the new year into 2,023. rachel: if i know pete, the parting will start sooner than that. pete: maybe even started yesterday. we hope you will join us tonight. we are hosting fox and friends weekend live from nashville. great job by jp burr and you were saying you walked a cool thing about nashville is going bar t
and the eu s head of foreign affairs, josep borrell, in calling for the truce between israel and hamas to continue. international pressure really mounting. international pressure really mounting. let s go live now to tel aviv and join anna foster. what is going to happen today? what is the holder, what we know about how this could possibly things today? it how this could possibly things toda ? . , , ., today? it was interesting hearing ou today? it was interesting hearing you describe today? it was interesting hearing you describe those today? it was interesting hearing you describe those two today? it was interesting hearing you describe those two things . today? it was interesting hearing l you describe those two things that seem quite contradictory on the face of it, the idea there is still negotiation going on about release lists, but at the same time, they are talking about a possible extension to the truce. in terms of those lists, what has happened so far is the
in chronology, washington state. for the brutal slayings of four university of idaho students. chris sweiker joins us now. you have the perspective we need. at the outset you have the same details many of us do this morning, perhaps a few more. what are your initial reactions on the suspect? it is a good piece of police work, detective work, they did the gumshoe, things you have to do to solve a case like this. dna played a very significant role, i know it did. leading to the identification of the suspect. the forensics will loom large in a circumstantial case like this, improving the case as well. no eye witness, here we now have a graduate student in criminology, phd student in chronology who bears so much