good evening welcome to washington, i m mike emanuel in for bret baier. border crossings set another record. officials report the highest monthly total ever recorded for december. with the new year comes new laws. we ll tell you where minimum wage is up and which states are implementing new gun restrictions and bret baier looks at the reece of internet use and how they re impacting the electric grid. but, first, breaking tonight, president joe biden says his favorite memory of the year is bringing jobs back to the u.s. he also says the country s in a better position to lead the world than any other nation. the president s new year s message comes amid a year of low approval numbers criticism of the us handling of the war in israel and the crisis at our southern border. the first family s scheduled to return to, wa ton tomorrow after a week-long caribbean vacation. lucas tomlinson is traveling with the president and reports from st. croix. good evening, lucas. mike, the wh
prosecutors say davis confessed to the crime over and over again and even referred to him as the shot caller. in his memoir and interviews, davis admits that he provided the gun to use to shoot tupac. now davis says the fbi and los angeles police department agreed to give him immunity in 2008. davis was arrested for tupac s murder in september. he has pleaded not guilty and is being held in jail without bail. his lawyers have asked for davis to be released and placed on house arrest ahead of his trial in june. they say the 60 year old is not getting proper medical care after he was diagnosed with colon cancer that is currently in remission. davis s attorneys have not responded for our request to comment about the prosecution s allegations. the judge will hear that request for bail tomorrow, mike. mike: dana marie nick on thanks very much since the ncaa first allowed student athletes to profit from their name image or likeness
mike: as a nevada judge considers the row lease of a man charged for orchestrating the death of hip-hop music icon tupac shakur prosecutors say witnesses may be at risk. dana marie nick on explains why they want the suspect to remain behind bars until his trialment hello dana marie. reporter: good evening, mike. reports say prosecutors accused david of plotting to potentially kill witnesses that could testify against him at his trial. in recent court documents filed on thursday, prosecutors reportedly explained how davis s own words from jail house interviews and phone calls are being used against him as evidence to deny him bail. during an october 9th phone call davis and his son reportedly discussed a green light which prosecutors say is a code for an authorization to kill. the phone call prompted authorities to relocate at least one witness. davis was described as the ring leader in the 1996 murder of the hip-hop icon tupac shakur.