america's late news, "fox news at night". >> and breaking, jewelry store owner was robbed and beaten, including with a hammer. the attack was caught on camera and yet the slamdunk trial productive be a hung jury the chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live in the newsroom with what happened jonathan, good evening. >> let's take a look at part of the video shown to the jury in wilmington, delaware. the jewelry store owner being violently beaten by a robber wh after initially attacking and then stopping pieces of jewelry into a bag returns to be the store owner once again, hitting him with a hammer. >> my father experience not jus a robbery, but a perfect assaul that changed his life and our family. my father was able to call 911 and coming away from this near deadly definitely a counter alive. >> he spent several days in intensive care and one year fro the robbery and attack him is still recovering. police at the roco was 39 -year-old calvin audrey and that his trial last week, prosecutor showed the jury security video of him trying to sell large amounts of jewelry t dealers just a week after the robbery and, of course, the jur saw the video of the attack in all its brutal horror. but after three days of testimony and two days of deliberation, the jury was deadlocked and the judge declared a mistrial. members of the jury have not spoken since the trial conclude monday so we don't know the reason for that deadlock. it may have been the issue of identification given that the robber was wearing sunglasses and the facemask the prosecutor remain confident they have the right man and they say they wil retry this case. >> thank you that's bring in th criminal defense attorney rober patillo. and rigden. it is one of those baffling cases. he brutally beat the jewelry store owner and i want to play one more soundbite that we did not hear from the sun and then we will get your take. >> he hit my father's head during the course of 25 minutes delivering his last blows with hammer. >> it's amazing to me because i makes you believe that somethin in the legal system, jury syste has changed. >> i think we've gone through several years now of both sides of the aisle questioning our criminal justice system, questioning the impartiality of the justice system, whether it is from the left or the right. a lot have a disdain for prosecutors and doj, et cetera. the victim was not able to directly at that the by as bein the assailant and they don't directly identify him. you have a circumstance of him getting into the jury and selling at. but you could not make a connection of him being there a the location. >> it is amazing we interview this woman and we use her quite a bit. she was a former san bernardino deputy and we can place some of the video because we interviewe her and she was at a place of a man took her gun. a man took her gun and used her gun and put it against her forehead and pulled the trigger and the gun jm. and then you can see they continue to try to shoot her. that man was acquitted at trial. it is unbelievable what the jur can come away with even with this type of evidence. >> you would think looking at the video that a first-year law student could've gotten a conviction. that tells me there must been a serious issue in the jury's min as to identification because usually when something is that open and shut or appears to be, it resolves that you are not going to trial and you are taking the deal and everybody i going home i think there was probably something to that and we obviously don't know what happened in the jury room. but i juror who was never going to vote to convict him anyway o maybe jury nullification issue were jury didn't want to vote t convict him at it's probably an identification issue but jurors have been -- also in certain cases appears. >> they made a big case out of this, they arrest was unjust to begin with so that was part of the platform that they moved on with. foxnews.com writes the following. armed men in crime rapid city has drivers pass by. does it bother you at all or does it surprise you, robert, the driver just kept going by a this crime was going on, nobody stops anymore. >> but you make up that you'd. >> a couple things, for the people were driving in the city like chicago where you're not allowed to possess a firearm so the criminals are armed and the people who are not criminals an not armed, they are not superma all of a sudden and they have t think of self-preservation. we have to think about regulating and who we are makin it legal to have firearms. >> lexi, your final thoughts on this there are some places wher you have to actually stop on this. >> yes, but i don't blame them for not doing it here. it is every man for himself thi was far beyond the defined of the police movement and soft on crime policies these are for broken homes and i don't mean single parent, i mean they are from, there are some single parents out there who are doing it beautifully in these people are not using responsibility an discipline at a young age and this of what happens and there' no policy that government can enact that is going to fix what is going on in people's homes that cause this. >> trace: they are frightened. lexi, robert, thank you both pure new york is getting more frustrated at the migrate crisi or take a look at protesters physically blocking a bus full of asylum-seekers. leslie strohmeyer is live in th newsroom with what happened tha then how many us episodes got arrested for a good evening. >> new yorkers are furious as the influx of illegal immigrant continues to overwhelm their city. protostar pilot last night. that the crowd of angry presidents trying to lock a bus delivering migrants to our senior facility and it has been converted into a migrate shelter . they are worried about illegal migrants in their neighborhood. >> we are here today because we -- >> they are 50 feet away from that building. >> are you concerned? >> yes. and according to reports there were about 75 people at that demonstration. ten of them were arrested and charged for disorderly conduct. they are expected to face assault charges while trying to arrest him. the police say there were no physical altercations with any other migrants. meanwhile mayor adams dismissed the protestants said they will not be bullied. breaking tonight sources told fox news that the biden administration decision this evening to expand work authorization to some 472,000 venezuelan migrants will encourage more illegal mass migration. >> trace: ashley strohmier live from new york, thank you. >> welcome the foxnews night commonsense department watching thousands of migrant stream across the southern border again . it goes without saying that common sense was watching it on fox because apparently the othe networks don't realize that is happening. while the liberal media ignores the crisis, the democratic mayo of new york give interview with our fox affiliate in new york, the mayor who said he has been inundated with well over 100,00 migrants in the asked of eric good question, quote, why aren' we stopping this out the source. commonsense is pretty sure the mayor knows the answer because everybody knows the answer. this administration chooses not to stop at the source at this the ministration initially encouraged and incentivized migrants to come over and they have come north by the millions. mayor adams also wonders why aren't we treating this like a national crisis. again the mayor surely knows that if you treat like a national crisis you would have to knowledge it is a national crisis. this the ministration is not good at say it's my fault. instead they prefer it being trumps fault. can only go on so long especially when team biden starts pointing fingers at team biden. let's bring in front of the residents who attended the protest. salvador, great to have you on here. what was your biggest complaint about these migrants coming int your neighborhoods and into you local schools. what will you say? the air not vaccinated. we don't know where they came from. we don't know if they were criminals in their country. and your bringing them into our schools and our communities wit our children and they don't hav to be vaccinated and -- >> it is amazing because the mayor today went on television and he was looking at these pictures and he was saying that the other protesters were out o line. what would you say to mayor adams. >> mayor adams, you are a liar. we did not bring any boundaries last night you are a commander from staten island, joe, the chief, and had him push, push, and push the people that were peacefully rallying on the streets. >> and, salvador, do you think you got what you were looking for last night? did you make your point or do you think this is going to be a night after night thing to really make the point. >> it is going to be night afte night. we now are on in-line in my community. and i can see it going across they are now the mayor is not going to stop because you can see at the border they are coming. >> it really is thank you. best of luck and thank you for coming on. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for your time. >> these images are too thousan miles apart and yet they are bookends to people in new york exploding over migrants filling their communities a local schools migrants just keep coming into the united states a record levels with no end in sight let's bring an farming or acting ice director tom homan. protesting in new york city 2,000 miles away and you see what's happening down at evil pass, texas, where they are coming over by the thousand and there doesn't seem to be any type of remedy in place coming down the pike. what do you think? >> they are watching what is happening. last guest, they're not being vetted properly. they've been commanded to process as quick as possible an release as quickly as possible so that they are releasing thousands of that they without proper vetting. their writing them through criminal databases but you have to understand that we -- [indiscernible] so just because they have a conviction in the united states does not mean that they are is in the home country. [indiscernible] 's. >> trace: you see the crowd in eagle pass. this is the mayor of eagle pass. >> you see thousands of people coming up without consequence. and the word is getting out tha they can cross here and the wor gets out back in their country and they keep coming because there is no consequences to coming in here illegally. >> no consequences and the word is out here he is right, tom. >> luck, you can cross the border illegally. that transported to the setting up your choice by the united states government and that when you get there you go to work authorization. so this is catch and release. reinstate the remaining mexico program. if they put the related mexico program in tomorrow, you put salt this crisis but they don't want the solvent. this is by design. >> trace: i want to put this up on the screen. the white house press secretary maybe this is part of the reaso about solving it. >> the president will secure th border and deal with the issue here the has. the single largest month-to-month drop in unlawful border crossing because of the policies the president put in plays periods. >> trace: is hard to solve a problem when the lights keep coming in faster. >> president biden, he doesn't want anybody to destroy the mos secure border in this lifetime. illegal immigration, 83% declin he came and as the first president in the history of thi country and unsecure a border. >> trace: great to have you on as always. >> good to see you. >> mayor garland was under heav fire today during an appearance on capitol hill pity was question about the justice department alleged interference with investigations into president biden's family business dealings. kevin corke is live for some of them are animated exchanges. >> animated indeed. is always great to have you bac here in washington. we live for this sort of thing. it was a bang up they capitol hill. one of the constant frustration for republicans on capitol hill and, frankly, we saw plenty of it today. no matter how much bluster and fire and brimstone, it seems when it comes to president bide and his son, hunter, nothing seems to come of it all. take today's testimony by eric garland. he was passionate and he has what seems to be all the right question, why did you let the doj -- you know, the one which may hav been the then vice president. and you know the sweetheart deals and the legal gamesmanship . >> udo by the data, everybody knows why they did it. everybody knows why they did it. those tax years, that involved the president. it is one thing to have a gun charge but oh, my, that goes right to the white house. >> well, for his part garland pushed back, reminding the chai that it is a trump point the width at the helm in this case. >> weiss was the supervisor at the investigation and at that time and all times, he made the necessary and appropriate decisions to be able to ask him that question. >> he made the appropriate decisions, he said today that there is no two tiered justice in this country. the committee has been investigating the alleged politicalization of the doj. they claim they say is backed u by whistleblower testimony. not an argument that will ever go away periods that there'll b more people coming to capitol hill. let's bring in the former assistant attorney general john yoo here is merrick garland being asked about the hunter biden investigation. >> this is the same investigation that was trashed by whistleblowers that allege that his investigation was fixe from the onset. >> i've a state out of this investigation i was not present at any of the investigation spirits. >> i stayed out of the investigation. i didn't get involved. shouldn't the ag not have that. shouldn't they know know it involves the president and the president's son? >> general general garland gave a master class and how to avoid answering questions that the republicans in the house let them get away with that beauty responded to almost every singl question about this investigation as you describe well, i let david weiss -- handle that. and that is not an answer because david weiss is not the justice department. the justice department is heade by attorney general merrick garland. the other ones that are legally responsible for these kinds of decisions. so to simply say it is his fault , it's not going to be very satisfying constitutionally and not very satisfying to the minimum and on the front line u the justice department. >> he kept say that david weiss has said and that weiss will testify. is garland protecting himself? weiss said this and weiss said that. >> thiokol repaired i think a strong attorney general would take responsibility for the decisions of the minimum and serving under him instead here you have the attorney general saying that weiss is going to say it or it was bryce's decision i didn't even know who these are not satisfying answers . one think that this tells us is that for the future ongoing impeachment, i can't say that justice department being of muc help and assistance of the hous but this just shows you there's a kind of preview what's going to happen where the house committee is really going to have to get to the bottom offic by itself. >> it really is but the wall street journal your -- journal editorial board ducks the hunter biden questions. the next ten republicans demand a special counsel, they might remember the lesson of merrick garland pettis special counsel may be the best way to duck accountability. >> that is exactly why mayor garland appointed a special counsel. he wanted to use it like a deflector to block all these political questions about why was it a slow walk and what about the whistleblower testimony. how do you reconcile the claims that he did interfere. somebody interfered because the put a hold on these investigations. let's get to the bottom of it. >> we've just got to figure out who. john yoo, thank you for coming on. more from bret baier's exclusiv interview of this saudi crown prince. help mobs for liberty is not like shaping the 2024 election but could be a deciding factor and later in the nightcap, woul you attend the reunion, i don't care, bowling, -- would you be eager to enjoy it or dread it and bowing to avoid it at all costs but let us know on instagram at trace gallagher and weigh-in. we will show you the reunion results. adc 11:20 here on the east coas and it is a fox news that night trip across america and alive look at the university of florida in gainesville. that is the gator side. we are heading to chattanooga along the tennessee river and finally a live luck at roswell, new mexico, where the truth might be out there. if you can't join us live, do not forget to set your dvr and watch us any time and the soone the better could be coming back with what could decide the 2024 election. an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or 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what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. >> trace: file the chief political anchor sat down with the saudi crown prince and a rare and historic interview tha broke ground and how the countr has reformed reform since the killing of -- here is bret. >> greetings from a very windy island in saudi arabia along th red sea, a very historic interview today with his royal highness, the crown prince of saudi arabia, mohammed bin coul be just talk about an hour abou every topic that you can imagine . we walked on this resort and it opens up in just a few months. they're trying to build a lot o tourist destinations to bring people into saudi arabia the elephant that the room from a u perspective that's gotten a lot of coverage, still the reaction to the killing of the journalistic columnist. it's the first interview that the crown prince has talked to english for the entire intervie and i asked him about the reaction and what happens from it. >> five years later, what you tell people in the us who still have concerns? >> well, we take all the measurements that any country took about like when america ha mistakes in new york, and the case being close. did anyone serve jail time? >> yes. the other big moments and interview happen but he talked about israel. negotiations are still going on for normalization. they have not stopped and he said they're actually closer every day. he said he could make a deal with the is really prime minister benjamin that yahoo if the conditions are right he sai there is -- and if iran gets one, saudi arabia will get one too i asked about the presidents relationship, president biden, the us and saudi arabia. >> president biden called ed he had the close best, the fist pump and then it is an open han recently at the g20 and a handshake and a smile, thank yo for your leadership. it's fair to say it is complicated. how would you describe your current relationship with the president biden? >> the only think that that's a change is pop -- in politics it serves your goal as a nation. in america today it is really interesting. >> the interview covered a lot of territory and also the crown prince's vision for 2030. that's what they call it here. really has sufficient will be o that bet a lot of things are happening in transforming this place, especially for the role of women and also the role that they're trying to bring tauris from around the world into this country in the coming months an years. it is clear that the crown prince will be a leader in this country most likely in the worl for years and years to come. trace, i will send it back to you. >> thank you mobs are shaping u to be the game changer in this presidential election with much attention being paid attention to grassroots groups on one sid and defense of democracy on the other. let's bring in the american for federation -- welcome to you both. usa writes the following, moms are shaping cultural force in the 2024 price price going out to say in recent years, how muc oversight. should have in their child's education ranging from what books they read. moms are in the center of these clashes spirits stephanie, it was not like this in the beginning putative napster star out to be political. >> i think we became aware of a lot of things and for example i learned that my son was subjected to a lesson on white privilege and my sons are mixed race and i don't eat the school district telling them what to think about that or what it means for them and how they should see their friends in racial lenses. >> it is a fair point. the whole thing is even though it didn't start out to be political, guess what, it is a big factor in the 2024 race. >> moms and dads are winning th war that they which of their children for far too long. the only special interests represented of the adults the system. now the kids have a union of their own and they are called parents and politicians are paying more attention than ever. people like randy weingart are overplaying their hand and awaking a sleeping giant. >> the dry creek school distric has come out against kids keeping secrets from parents about their kids gender ideology . they said as a district we believe honesty between student and families is profoundly important we encourage families to speak about sensitive and important matters. it's only a matter of time before the lawsuits start filin and the state sues this district . >> they already sued -- i cannot believe in 2023 we are at a point where we have authoritarians at the state california fighting so hard to keep sexual secrets about children from their own parents. parents are going to win this war too because it is so ridiculous that that kids belon to the government. >> it is amazing that we call this old war because if you loo at all the public opinion polls even in california couple which is a blue state, all of the parents, the majority or 60 plus % of the. parents that you should not keep secret from player in. and you have the schools propagating this. >> beer being held hostage by the political majority in the time for salads has passed. we need to step up and say this is not acceptable and parents need more options. we need to have school choice and the $19,000 a year that bareback spread that each of my children, i would like that to be invested in their education is the way i see fit the not what fairfax county seems to be offering right now and that is what is happening across the entire country right now. fox news.com writes the following message. students will receive updated e health indicate education that' intended to be more inclusive o the lgbtq community. your thoughts. >> bias the far left so obsesse about these topics for just focused on the basic. we have states all across the country that are failing and there's decades of learning tha just came out earlier this year. and schools are to getting the basics. they're trying to focus on thes other topics. >> 15 seconds, stephanie. >> i 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i don't think that's going to happen. you look at this and you go different places and different outcomes. ramaswamy is smoking it in one poll and not doing very well in south carolina. >> nikki haley is underestimate pay she's always been underestimated. she is going to be somebody tha we need to keep watching. at the end of the day trump has such a largely because the american people trust him. we are oppressed today in real watching the same thing that th american people are going through periods all of a sudden supplicant tells what the solutions are and know she's going to be the next candidate. >> kevin corke alluded to this peter doocy donald trump than you go down the list with ron d esantis and then ramaswamy and tim scott and nikki haley. and of the wild card, the rest are afterthoughts here. it seems like a lot of the pundits say that two of those people are going to be people t go after next week. >> i think if this hutchinson. in the next row, that's about fundraising and being able to engage with the donors. i don't really see a scenario l chris christie actually kills i next week i don't see him lasting into mid-january. >> five seconds. >> you just have to gulp it is time for a change. >> james, nikki haley, thank you . >> tonight's viral videos, remarkably well preserved dinosaur skeleton, the dinosaur named after the scientist who did the initial restoration, specimens like this are rarely sent auction but could sell upwards of $2.5 million. >> i said what's embarrassing about being a warrior, mom. it's going to be okay. >> a utah woman is going viral for her hilarious reaction of having her tonsils removed. that took up with the disposabl cap that she was given first surgery as she defends her on her what her mom suggest that posting to social media might b a bit embarrassing but if you have a viral video to share, shoot it to us at trace gallagher or fox news that nigh social media. we want to know how you feel about reunion. would you go back to high schoo where maybe you had coworkers i college but about -- still time to weigh in next on instagram. first live luck at bay city, taiwan. we will be right back. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nerve down. and my patents say: “you know doc, it really works." try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. autoquote explorer from progressive shows you rates from other companies, even if they're lower than ours. because honesty is the best policy. i ate the apple pie you left cooling on the windowsill. that's my bad. who are you? we are back with a nightcap crew . tonight's topic together again we have reunions for so many different things. how do you feel about reunions but do you look forward to them or do you avoid them at all costs. ashley strohmier, it's got to b you. >> my light just went out, so who knows. we are having technical luck tonight. >> disregard that parrot i was thinking about this other kind of depends on where the reunion would be. like a school gym. >> never. >> it was easy to drive to, lik where i lived and grew up in colorado, absolutely 100% i would go up your if i had to fl and spend a lot of money, maybe not. >> if you were really compelled to go and get on the plane, tha is one thing if i can walk to it , i might go to it. >> not in a million years. also to other issues, i have to fly by a thousand miles and nobody like that. >> argue not from the united states? >> we had dubuque, iowa. i love that. so here is the deal. the head cook -- 100% in. i love people and i both travel far and wide to see you. so count me in to any reunion. >> would you attend the reunion? 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