state police says these new surveillance photos show danelo calf conte slipping past producers after they had him surrounded. these are from a botanical garden about five miles south of the prison. you can see he is seen two times about an hour apart sporting a i knew sweatshirt, backpack and duffel back. >> they found a point that he could squeeze through that perimeter and he traveled south. we'll now expand that perimeter and move it so that we can try and incapsulate it again. he'll slip up. we're making him move and that's a good thing. >> reporter: as you can imagine localities in the area are very startled. >> the alarm to the prison that my backyard basically backs up to, the alarm didn't sound for several hours after he escaped. >> for example, i would go to bed. night leave my garage door open, stuff like that. i now close it. i just put a couple new bolts on two doors. >> reporter: just days before his escape, calf can ta received a life sentence for murdering his girl from friend in 2021, horrible crime prosecutors say he stabbed her 38 times in front of her two young children. the killer accused of another murder in brazil in 2017. u.s. marshals say he entered the united states illegally. he has been seen six times since his thursday morning escape including by a state trooper sunday night who tried to catch him but unfortunately wasn't able to, authorities are also using a recorded message from cavelcante's mom to try to get him to peacefully surrender. us marshals are broadcaster that message from helicopters as they search the area. authorities are now offering a $10,000 reward for any information leading to this guy's arrest. state police say he's desperate, that makes him extremely dangerous. two school districts have now had to handle classes and authorities in the area are urging everybody, obviously, to lock their doors tonight trace. >> five feet tall 120 pound, dangerous guy and as you said the more desperate he becomes the more dangerous he gets. back to you as the news breaks thank you. fox news contributor and former dc homicide detective ted williams and former special fbi agent nicole parker. ted start where bill ended off, he's dangerous and clearly the more desperate he gets the more volatile he becomes. >> i can tell you, bill is right, and, trace, i can tell you this guy is getting more and more dangerous by the minute. he's a very desperate, confused person right now. there have been at least five sightings of him in the area there. and in one of those sightings, he was alleged to have been in a home, and the homeowner flickered the lights. and when the homeowner flickered the light from upstairs. calvacante flickered the lights back at him stole food and left that place. very dangerous. >> trace: ted as ted points out, it seems to me during this escape he's been spotted on the run, appears to be making some very well thought-out moves. what do you think nah dole? >> this is a very savvy criminal. he has killed, you know, someone in brazil. he has stabbed a woman in front of her two children 38 times. he has no limits. and like we discussed he is extremely desperate. i was on the south florida violent crime task force here in miami, and these individuals when they do not want to go to jail and serve time in prison they will do anything, they have no limits. it's so important for the community members right now to be aware, be alert, be vigilant, lockr lock your doors your garages your as i said, any mode of transportation you have, your cars, lock the car doors, your bicycles make sure they're intact. remember the boston bomber. he was found in someone's boat, you know, when the shelter in lace was released, he walked outside and sure enough there he was in the boat with the tarp covering him. and it's going to be up to the citizens to find this vim and to help pry leads law enforcement. >> reporter: any place to hide is a good place to hide. here's clashing with the marshall fumetive task force. watch. >> five foot tall gentleman, 120 pounds and this is a heavily heavily wooded area. it's very, very thick back there. there's a lot of hiding spots and ra veins back there. >> trace: i'm not saying they're not going to find him ted but it's going to be a task. >> it is a monumental task to find him and as the time go on and the more desperate he gets, the more he's going to try to find a way to escape that area. and i suspect that any time now you're going to hear where he's going to try to perhaps even do or carjacking to get out of that area, because the drag net is clearly closing in on him, trace. >> yeah, it really is. he's been spotted as we said five times. here's what state police said, nicole, about the pressure and then i'll get your last response. >> that pressure that we've been putting on him is working. we squeezed him hard enough over the course of a few days, he was not able to get any relief and managed to find a place to get out. >> trace: you would be kind of skeptical. i'm not sure the pressure is all that intense. what do you this i? >> i think it actually is very intense. you have over 250 officers, federal, state and local officials. you've got the fbi on it. he's providing their tactical equipment, their teams. this isn't just an all hands on deck effort, it's a matter of time. the sooner this takes place the safer it is to induce the next because he has nothing to loss. be aware to be vigilant and report anything you see to law enforcement. >> trace: if they find them during this hour we will bring you both back on. ted williams nicole parker thank you both. >> thank you. >> the conviction of alex murdaugh the lawyer convicted of killing his wife and done may not be a done deal. his attorney said the juries were influenced and are now requesting a brand new trial and might very well get it. moifrd with more on the explosions coming in. >> trace a shocking turn of events if this goes forward. attorneys for convicted murderer alex murdaugh shows they have new evidence that shows injury tampers by cork clerk rebecca hill. e's what hill recently told our martha mccollum about that verdict. >> i think the murdaugh family that is left will try to do everything they can do to bring that basket is it tarnished forever? i do believe so. >> and murdoch's attorneys claim immediate aftermath of the verdict, they received morgues good what exactly happened in the jury room that includes now sworn testimony that hill toiled jurors to quote not believe murdoch's testimony and that she pressured them to, quote, reach a guilty verdict quickly. now, according to an affidavits for one juror before murdoch took the stand, he'll quote telled the jury not to be fooled by mr. mur dawk's attorney which i understand would mean mr. mur dawk would lie when testified. >> they're not someone that ever should talk to hem about the case. i've never had it happen. again, i've been doing this for a very long time. never heard of it happening until this case. >> reporter: and we could find out within the next ten days where this all goes from here, that's how long murdaugh's legal team has given south carolina's attorney general to respond to their calls for a new trial. trace? >> trace: legit. this is legit. >> reporter: interesting. >> trace: marianne thank you let's where i in trial and criminal defense attorney lexie rigden and former prosecute bob bianchi. lexy you first. to quote you, lexie you say these allegations are substantive. >> they are substantive t i was actually really surprised. i think that a lot of people, when they saw this come out, that there was going to be a motion. we thought, okay, it's just post conviction motions for post con vision motion steak. but i was shocked when i saw what they're alleging because they're basically alleging one of the most terrible things you can a ledge about a public official braving the defendant the right to a fair trial which is his constitutional right. and i understand that he's not winning any awards, mr. in you are you take for mr. congeniality but he's still entitled to a fair trial so i was very surprised by the substance of the motion. >> trace: if you're a prosecutor this is a prosecution killer because she's right. there is some merit here. >> it's not only merit, it's one of the most egregious things i've ever heard. i agree that defense lawyer. this, trace, is a gut punch to the prosecutors. i've been involved in homicide cases. you spend weeks and months not sleeping well, not eating, working for your victims and the victim's family and the last thing you need is a juror issue and the judge has to go back and voir dire the jurors and you think the conviction you got is now at risk for nothing that you or your witnesses or the police did. this is the most really outrageous thing, prosecutors right now are between a rock and a hard place because if this case goes forward, it's likely, in my opinion, to be reversed on appeal. she went into that jury room, trace, and she, on multiple occasions, influenced them to find a guilty verdict. i never heard anything like that. last point if i were the prosecutor in that county and these affidavits turned out to be correct, i would be charging her with a crime. >> trace: we will he' be talking about this the next several days. venezuelan migrant commits 14 crimes, arrested six times in two months in new york. here's something we did for jesse watters tonight to kind of get us up to speed. watch. >> the legal system also treated him nicely because he was released again and again a few days later. he's accused of viciously attacking a woman in manhattan grabbing her by the hair and dragging her across the floor. he got hit with assault and weapons charges but was given supervised release and apparently not good supervisor because three days later he threatened a stranger with a chain, got arrested, got released got rearrested and when martinez requested medical attention he assaulted a police officer. now after 14 crimes he's being held on $5,000 bail. >> kind of amazing, lexy, because you look at this and you think how is it possible that an illegal imgrab can be freed five times after committing some 14 crimes. >> right. this is really a multi level problem. it's that we don't know who's pouring over our border, we have cities more favorable to people like this where they kind of look the other way and also criminal justice reform that in some cases, in many cases actually, it's a good thing meant to secure inequities but the problem is in this kind of case where they're comparing in comparison to other crimes relatively low level felony they're getting out time and time again. i'm all for criminal defendants being treated fairly but not necessarily soft on crime policies that allow this to continue. >> probably a fair assessment. in austin, unless a crime is still in progress, instead of calling 911 they now want you to call 311 because they don't have the officers to actually show up and take your report of a crime. your final thoughts on what is going on around the country? >> yeah, i don't know. i free with the last comment. we believe in criminal justice reform certainly aspects to that, but you don't throw the baby out with the bath water here. these communities need the protection of the police, when i was the county prosecutor one of the biggest complaints we got is that we were not doing i want diction in communities where there is high levels of crime, you have businesses leaving education institutions failing, kids that can't walk on the street that are trying to be lawful abiding people. so why people are defunding the police to the point,le 911 calls advocates the basic function of law eners noment, the basic need for society to have for everything to be built upon and that's a safe environment where people feel security and protected. >> when the oakland naacp says this is wrong we should help somebody should listen. bob, lexie thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> trace: whoever said age ain't nothing but a number was wrong, at least according to new polls which suggest age, in the case of joe biden, determine what a majority of republicans think about his fitness for office. kevin corke is live in dc with the details on this. kevin good evening? >> reporter: age ain't nothing but a number. good to see you my friend. inducing data from the wall street journal's latest survey at least from the white house as a growing number of americans trace just don't think joe biden is getting the job done as commander in chief and as the president of the united states. in fact, only 39% of voters, according to this survey, say they hold a favorable view of mr. biden. 73% of those who took part said they feel that biden is simply too old to seek a second term, including, this is huge, two-thirds of democrats. and just 37% say they approve of biden's handling of the economy, which is just part of the argument for change that many green bay candidates have been taking to nh at least over the last several days, a virtual who's who of would be party, including vivek ramaswamy nikki haley mike pence and others. by the way pence despite lagging numbers to national surveys he remains very confident trace and his prospects with another debate looming. >> with regard to the polling it's just not what i'm seeing on the ground. i spent the better part of last week in iowa, be back in new hampshire tomorrow and, you know, the encouragement that we're getting on the ground. trust me our handlers have been running consistently second. >> reporter: south carolina senator tim scott heading to the grand estate this week as well but even as they all make their pitches it's former president donald trump who dominates the gop polls leading in some cases by nearly 40 points over his closest competitor trace. >> trace: not even close. kevin corke live for us in dc thank you. fox news contributor and former house oversight admitee chairman jason chaffetz and republican mayra flores. thank you for coming on we appreciate it. i want to play this back and forth between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre and then we'll get your comment. >> why do you think that in a wall street journal poll two-thirds of democrats think president biden's too old to run again. >> i can speak to a president who has experience. i can speak to a president who has done historic -- has taken historic action and has delivered in historic piece of legislation. and that's important. >> i can think to everything jason except for age [which is 80. >> and he said oldies trace dinosaurs were, too, but doesn't mean we're going to vote for them for president. what it really means is they have deep trouble they think donald trump is the most flawed candidate they've ever seen and yet they're tied. so if the democrats think they're going to do better than the high water mark right now, the world and the country knows this is not a sprite person. you would not allow joe biden to fly an airplane and i think there are far too many people who understand he ain't fit to fly the country. >> and you put these numbers up, if the 2024 presidential election and the candidates were republican donald trump democrat joe biden for whom would you vote, look at it is deadlocked. are you retired by that. >> no, not at all. just like most of americans i support age and term limits on both sides of the party democrat and republican but i'm not surprised when 61% of americans are living paycheck to paycheck and struggling to pay their rent, their mortgage, their credit card debt, their car payments. we're all struggling and it doesn't matter if you're a republican or a democrat, this economy doesn't discriminate. >> yeah, and jason i have to ask you, we're in the middle of these polls here because it comes you up all the time and came up today during the white house breechlth why do you think president biden won't just go to east palestine? he's been on vacation 11 times this summer, just go for a few hours and see the people there. >> he's just showing his true colors. i think he's a crass politician who is not interested in going where there's actual suffering and opposite field. are you telling me that air force one can't stop in east palestine or maybe in pittsburgh and do a motorcade into east palestine. he have' been there. debre the president can't do that since february -- but he has time to go to asia. he has time to go to lake tahoe, he has time to go to the beach. don't tell me his schedule's so far he can't squeeze it in. >> fair point. last week the handling of the border which is going to be a very big topic over the next year because despite what the white house said, biden administration is here but handling the borer registered voters, do you approve, 30% approve of his handling at the border, 63% disapprove. that number at the bottom mayra is a big number if you're running for president. >> it doesn't surprise me at all. i live on the border, my husband's a border patrol agent. just yesterday a family member sent me a video from across the border, cartels going through a gun battle with mexican government and the cartel. and this is every day. this administration has made it easier for the mexican cartel. the policies encourage illegal immigrations which funds the mexican cartel, full control of the southern border, everyone that crosses into the united states has to pay thousands have dollars to the mexican cartel. he has made them more powerful and that is why it is so important for us to secure the border. and that is why it's see important. >> trace: this trip up is not a safe one for mes migrants. jason chaffetz, mayra flores, thank you both. >> god bless you. >> trace: first up in tonight's reel news roundup united airlines pilots are back in the friendly skies after if faa imposed a brief ground stop siting a widespread computer issue. the cause is being investigated but is not believed to be cybersecurity relate. the university of michigan will now require students produce a covid diagnose and force them to relieve campus during the isolation period. it's getting kickbacks by saying this only virus in the community. republican senator jd vance saying he will introduce a bill called the freedom to breathe act that would prevent masked mandates on aircraft carriers, public schools and other arenas confirmed by the federal government. if passed it would be in effect until december 2021 20 34. and coming up kids being told to mask up again, even after dr. fauci said masking is not the ease a pandemic. coming sense has thoughts. and later in the nightcap it seems like everybody has advice to offer these days, some good, some maybe not so good. but what's the most sensible thing that you have ever heard. how did it affect your life? 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is it just common sense or does this latest fauci-ism not make sense? fauci also said quote we're not talking about forcing anyone to do anything. has the good doctor not heard about rose mary hill's elementary in maryland. the school has three kids who tested positive for covid and the principal has now reinstated a mask mandate. not for the school just for the single classroom where the covid kids were in. those kids need to wear a mask, unless they're eating or drinking because as we learned during the pandemic it's impossible to get covid when eating or drinking. the principle at silver spring says the mandate will ensure staff and students remain healthy for in-person learning. oh, it's the old don't make us go remote threat. so the guidance is masking is not for the public, only individuals, and not for cools, only certain classes. common sense thinks the pandemic is over but pandemic logic just keeps rolling on. let's bring in beth any mandell and ginny gentles. to you first ginny i'm baffled one class has to wear a mask the other classes get a break and if you're eating lunch you can take them off and on. we're back in this. have they learned nothing? >> clearly they've learned nothing and still want to depend on cdc guidance which we know sites studies that actually did not prove that masking was an effective strategy for keeping children safe from covid. we also know now that children are largely safe from covid. this is always a low-risk population and masking only harms children particularly students with special needs. the desire to do something and that something being masking has to stop. >> reporter: yeah. i want to put up this op send by dr. jay batacharia the long time masking of kids is harming. full stop. >> this is not the only county it's happening. i live in this county, but there is another school in rockville maryland apparently doing the same i heard from a parent at a pta meeting who said this is happening. but this school where we are certain that this is happening, this is a k-second grade classroom these kids have never experienced a normal school environment and are still being forced into masks and i urge parents here to say no. stand up and say this stops here, my child deserves better you're only harming them and we're done with this. this is over and it's time to move on for the sake of all our children. >> trace: we are done with the subject, moving on town hall nikki haley to host event for moms for liberty at crucial time for parents rights. it is going to be a top issue, ginny, everybody knows that. how important is this? >> well, the child is not a mere creature of the state and that's not a moms for liberty slogan or independent network slogan that is the 1925 supreme court decision piers versus society of sisters so we've known for a long time that parents have the right to direct the upbringing and education of their children but somehow school districts have forgotten this and they want to hide information from parents and they want to be proud while doing that. so it's important to stand up to them and glad to see there's going to be this new event in new hampshire. >> it really is astounding, you talk about this race to mediocrity and you lower standards all the time instead of raising expectations, fourth and eighth graders are near the bottom of the country when it comes to reading and math and now california, quoting here, adopts controversial new math framework. here's what's in it, instead of organizing ca rick la and attention to standards, the framework talks about big ideas in mathematics for each phrase to drive instruction. that's gobble gook. what that means is you don't really need the right answer you just have to be in the ballpark. >> this is exactly why california is doing so poorly when it comes not just to math but to every metric that we measure in testing. all of these woke talking points are taking time away from actual instruction in reading, writing, and arithmetic and this is the result. instead of circling back and saying, you know what? 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>> i hope he does. i'll tell you why because he'll fall flat on his face. i know gavin newsom better than anybody in america because i worked so hard on the recall campaign and i have to tell you he's not ready for prime time. he's going to get on the stage and he's going to be a big flop. >> he's not ready but his hair is and people are swayed by that. >> a bay area supervisors supported decriminalizing things like stealing, less than $950 proposition 47 back in the dachlt he's saying you know what? i got that wrong. he says quoting whatever we're doing now to combat the epidemic of retail they is not working. 30 billion lost in they is outraged. it's driving people away from our beloved shopping centers. not often democrats say they're wrong, rocks and, in facts you very seldom here it. anyone with a room temperature iq would have noticed when they saw the safe neighborhoods in schools act which is badly named, just a terrible terrible bill. >>. >> trace: your final thoughts on this randy? >> miss california. i miss the old california, i miss the modern california. this version of california that we have right now with these thugs coming in in packs taking over retail stores, even mom and pop stores, looting them, destroying their livelihoods, going into a big retail shop like a nordstrom's or even a rite aid, that affects me and it affects you and every other person in california and throughout the country. and it's got to stop and we have to start electing people who believe, believe it or not, ready for this? law and order. >> law and order. >> reporter: thank you both. >> thank you >> first up in tonight's viral videos after a wild week in the nevada desert where party goers got stranded the annual man burn happened last night after a delay because of muddy conditions from all the heavy rains. and if all thatted whether or noting wasn't enough for burning man attendees to deal with, a large dust devil kind of swirled through black rock city nevada. the mud is now drying up a bit and wait times to leave the festival have gone are eight hours to three hours. three astronauts and one cosmonaut back on earth after a six-month dismay the space station. their trip home captured on video from tampa, flashed down off the coast of florida in a spacex travel craft. fire this under only in australia, a surfer took his pet python for a bit of a surf. the surfer ace i local legend but the python didn't seem to mind, stay around the neck or steady on the board hanging ten >> a rehabilitated sea turtle was released back into the ocean named tina got tangled in trap lines before its was rescued. tina wigs 200 pounds and thought to be roughly 40 years old. >> and, finally, this touching video now viral shows a moment a bride to be discovered a special patch her mother added to her wedding dress item part of her late father's t-shirt that said i love you natalie using her dad's handwriting from an old year book. the bride called it the best gift she could ask for. if you have a viral to share with us share it at trace gallagher or fox news night on social media. and up next what's the most sensible thing you ever heard someone say, did it help your life? 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[laughter]. >> so i would situate that that would be right out of the ballpark and still true today. >> trace: right out of the ballpark. marianne rafferty, do you have something that you love? >> you don't really need those high heals. just put on the comfortable shoes. >> trace: who said this to you. >> my husband. >> trace: really? >> he was my producer. >> trace: oh, yeah, i remember. he was my producer as well and he never said that to me, just so we're [laughter]. >> i didn't but i would wear boots every once in a while and he would say gallagher get those off we have to go hiking. kevin corke your thoughts on this. >> wait a day. that's the most sensible advice i have ever gotten. i have saved so much money on things i really thought i wanted, i was really hot to trot to have, i was taught wait a day. if you really, really want it it will be there tomorrow. it has saved me a lot of time and effort. >> trace: you want to name the person who gave you that advice? >> mama corke, barbara. >> trace: god bless mama corke. jennifer griffin, tonight's cameo, she had thoughts on this. look. >> that's easy trace. to quote well far's father rhys bobby in talladega nights, you don't drive with your eyes you drive with your heart. >> trace: roxanne hoge your thoughts. >> my mom had a good one, no matter how upset or tired you are, go have a shower water washes away the bad stuff. >> trace: someone told me you will never be younger than you are right now. live it up. also, show up, do the work and time will recognize your. the follower said mike knight don't let other people change your opinion of yourself. donna you can't even get 70% of the population to agree the sky is blue says trace gallagher. i also say you can't get 70% to agree on the color of an orange. dina frederick son life isn't supposed to be fair. dr. houman hemmati, you don't you're welcome to take off your mask you don't have to wear one in here. sherry walter quoting jimmy hen direction. janet those who do not read have no advantage of those who do. thank you all for watching america's late news. we'll see you back here tomorrow. changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. tv: try tide power pods with 85% more tide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? 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