that apparently stumped investigators and frankly it looked from the outside like it could be going cold but after more than a month and a half, 19,000 tips, dozens of local state and federal law enforcement officials working this case, they finally made an arrest in the murders of those four university of idaho students. 28-year-old bryan kohberger is being held without bond on a warrant for first-degree murder. he was in court today and was denied bail. a swat team from the pennsylvania state police made the arrest at his parents house at 3:00 a.m. and that was in eastern pennsylvania, 2500 mile away from moscow, idaho. greg: trace: faces charges of murder and felony burglary. more will be sealed until he is but police are confident that they have their suspect. we have an individual in custody who committed these horrible crimes. i do believe our community is safe but i think that we need t be visual, right he had. it was back in the early morning hours of nove
later as part of the all american christmas concert series. and a good way to start your friday, december 30th, just two days away from the new year. a lot wrapping up the tend of the year and i ve got one i want to share now. i have to give my uncle browny points here. i have to congratulate my niece alex carr got married to nick hallmark and here is a gorgeous picture congratulations to mr. and mrs. nick and alex hallmark got married at my sister and brother-in-law s firm there. proud of you and wish the best for you. the weather cooperated. that s down outside of west palm beach florida. joey: oh enice. griff: they were actually worried with that cold snap, my brother-in-law had to run out and buy a bunch of blankets because floridians not used the cold weather but the weather cooperated and as you see in the background it was a gorgeous day. joey: starting their american dream. katie: also dangerous with those falling iguanas you have to be careful no guests get i
how the social media company rigid the covid debate with elon musk teasing there are more files to come. correspondent aishah hasnie joins us tonight. good evening, aishah. rich, good evening to you. in a relatively brief thread writer says both the trump and biden white house is, quote: directly pressed twitter to moderate covid content. you, however they saw fit and that the platform oftentimes complied. today s newly released twitter files focus on the pandemic. how the government tried to control the narrative. writer da david says the trump white house came looking for help from the tech companies to combat misinformation about runs on grocery stores. but there were runs on grocery stores. he also reveals twitter monitored the trump white house sharing an email exchange where twitter s former deputy general counsel jim baker asked why a tweet from then president trump telling people not to be afraid of covid was not violating their covid misinformation policy. twitte
that traffic is on let s see on seventh going downtown leferls from all over the world came from times square to ring in the brand new year. it s great to have you here. fox & friends first was before us. you know, i started to call the show fox & friends first. we just did that show. it s hard you know, it s interesting, when you click into a new year how many times you write the last year on a check. nicole: absolutely. not just a check, think of everything you have to sign and date. it takes a solid month to finally get it right. griff: who uses checks. all do you now is use your phone. you don t have to worry about these things. in the week i have been here filling in. for you which was really a lot of fun. i have been taking the subway. you touch your subway to the thing and it lets you through and you don t have to do the math of 22 or 23. receive steve is the subway safe? griff: no. definitely not. steve: it s great you got here today. griff: yes. it