he is from pennsylvania. they are all from north america. that never happens. good job america. >> go usa! >> dana: thank you for joining us. here shepard. >> shepard: it's 3:00 p.m. on the east coast, gilroy, california, we are learning more about the gunman who opened fire at a food festival and the people he killed including a teenage girl and a little boy. >> there were so many shots. i saw people falling down. >> he started shooting and walking towards our tent and then we ran. >> i was running, screaming. it was crazy. >> we are live on scene. two american teenagers accused of killing a police officer. now one suspect claims it was self-defense. you will hear from the surfer who decided to celebrate his

shark attack instead of going to the hospital. also, airport security workers find all sorts of forbidden items, but today, today we may have a first! reporting begins now. "shepard smith reporting" ." we now know that two children are among the dead in the shooting in a small town garlic festival in northern california. police say gunmen, culling an assault type rifle cut through a fence and sneaked into the festival and opened fire on the crowd yesterday evening. it happened in gilroy, california, 30 miles south of san jose. police say the shooter killed six people, a 6-year-old boy, 13-year-old girl and a man in his 20s and hurting for coothers the police chief

identify the suspect as a 19-year-old man and says the motive is still unknown. federal agents urging the man's home earlier today, reporters saw them carrying out evidence and what appeared to be a camouflage rifle bag. witnesses say the festival was winding down when gunshots rang out. >> the man said they are playing one more song and that was the end of the show and that is when the gunfire started. >> when i turned around i saw the guy that looked like a sheriff and i thought he hit the trigger by accident. >> it started and there was a burst and it stopped for ten seconds. >> when i saw him loading the gun and pointing, i knew he wasn't the police. >> the guy was coming.

somebody grabbed me and brought me around and we got down in the ground. he said put your head down! >> he was firing in the biggest group of people he could find. >> i was saying holy crap. >> shepard: they confronted the gunman and despite being outgunned against that assault rifle the officers killed the shooter. jeff paul reporting live on scene. >> we are standing on the road that leads to the entrance to the garlic festival and as i stepped out of the way you can see there are several officers out here right now towards the entrance of the gilroy garlic festival and that is where the shooting took place, officers were keeping to gather all of what has happened, the fbi

calling it an expansive scene that they could not have anticipated. the first shot rang out after 5:30 p.m. local time. investigators say there were metal detectors, but the gunman snuck in to get inside and once that happened witnesses say in the shooter hit anyone who was moving. some reported hearing as many as 50 gunshots, others feeling very fortunate to be alive. three were killed including a 13-year-old and a boy who was just six years old. >> we will get through this. this morning our prayers are with the families of those injured and killed in this senseless shooting. we stand with you and we will be providing whatever assistance we can in the days and weeks ahead. >> the big unknown at the moment is the motive. police have no idea why this happened but they say they are looking into any association

that the shooter might have had and the fbi is helping with that as well. >> shepard: what more do we know about this shoot-out? >> the police chief out here saying that while many people understandably were running away from the scenes and the sounds of gunfire there were officers who got right into action and responded as you said earlier in less than a minute to engage with that shooter. they say he has an assault style rifle and the officers had just handguns and despite being outgunned they were able to stop the threat and prevent more people from dying. >> there would have been more bloodshed i believe, the number of people in the small area they were in, it's very fortunate they were able to engage him. >> it's also reportedly told

that officers out here, there might have been a second person who could have been involved in their shooting and police say they are still looking into that. >> shepard: jeff paul, thank you. president trump doubling, tripling now on his attacks on elijah cummings. the democratic chairman of the oversight committee, the same committee investigating him. this weekend the president called the congressman's district a disgusting rat and a rodent infested mass where no human being would want to live. that in response to his criticism of conditions at the border facility. his district which includes baltimore is largely african-american, critics say the presidents comments are racist, flat out but he says his criticisms have nothing to do with race and calls the congressman a racist himself. john roberts from the white house.

>> it's no secret the president has been irritated with them for some time over continued requests with information over tax returns, most recently the personal emails with his daughter ivanka trump, but what what really set off the president was this exchange on thursday between elijah cummings over conditions at the southern border. >> you feel like you're doing a great job? is that what you are saying? what does that mean? what does that mean when a child is sitting in their own? they can take a shower! come on! what is that about? >> the president tweeting, a congressional tour and the border is clean, well run, just very crowded. he is a disgusting , if he spent more time in

baltimore may be he would help clean up this filthy place. after charges for many people including nancy pelosi that that tweet and subsequent ones were racist, the president tweeting, "baltimore under the leadership of elijah cummings has the worst crime statistics, 25 years of all talk and no action. i'm so tired of listening to the same old bull." the president pointing out that bernie sanders went to baltimore and described parts of the city is a third world country. chris wallace, mick mulvaney dismissed the idea that the attacks are racially motivated insisting they are about policy. >> the president is attacking him for saying things that are not true. i think it's right for the president to raise the issue. i was in congress for six years. if i have poverty in my district or crime like they have in chicago, homelessness like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in

washington, d.c., chasing down this mueller report, this bizarre impeachment crusade i would get fired! >> the president has been meeting with some pastors in the white house. no word on if we will hear anything from that. tomorrow he has to go to virginia to celebrate the anniversary, we are told that the virginia lawmakers will not be attending that and boycott and continuing to tweet. >> shepard: john roberts, the condonation of the president has been widespread, especially from people who live in baltimore including a news anchor who was there from the day he came home from the hospital in the day he went to college. they are personally and deeply offended by all of it. make no mistake, there is backlash. ahead, the massive manhunt for a pair of teens on a suspected killing spree that is unfolding

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♪ >> shepard: a soldier killed two members in the southern part of it again a stand, that is what officials tell fox news. this brings the number of troops killed in afghanistan to 12, one of fewer than all of last year. earlier today the secretary of state mike pompeo said president trump directed him to reduce the troops in afghanistan before the 2020 election. the u.s. and some allies have been holding peace talks with the taliban, but so far no agreements to report. police telling folks in a small remote town and canada to lock your doors as the manhunt continues for two teenagers

accused of going on a killing spree. door to door 60 miles from the spot where police found a truck they say the suspects were using. that truck torched and abandon. police say the two teenagers are suspects in the three killings. among the killings, she and her boyfriend were on a road trip on their van apparently broke down on the side of a highway in british columbia. dan springer reporting live with more. >> police in canada are calling it a credible tip but not a confirmed sighting, they are forced to divide their resources. yesterday at 5:00 p.m. two people on neighborhood watch patrol spotted two men match the suspect's description. they were rummaging through a landfill and took off running as soon as they realize they were being watched, 55 miles west where the search has been concentrated for a full week.

last monday the 19-year-old and 18-year-old were caught on store surveillance cameras, police located a stolen vehicle the pair drove and set on fire. they are suspected of killing a professor at the university and a couple traveling through canada. she and her australian boyfriend were last seen alive at a gas station and their van broke down and they were found shot to death next to it. police are trying to confirm the tip. >> our officers are on the ground and they have not made contact with the individual and so we are not yet in a position to confirm that these are the wanted suspects. >> so far the search has encompassed 3,000 miles of canadian wilderness. >> dan springer, thank you. >> shepard: the royal canadian police come alive in british columbia. thank you for being here.

do you believe you have these guys in a certain area? >> we sure hope so. i know that like julie said we are trying to confirm to make sure that tip is credible. the problem with tips like that and until we have them confirmed you don't want to deploy all resources to one area in case that is wrong and literally have all of our eggs in the wrong basket. we still have people working and working door to door, we are working really hard. >> shepard: what are you telling residents about the suspects? >> we are telling the same thing as last week, don't approach them. they are armed and dangerous. they are suspects, these are not people they want to bring into your home. you don't want to give them a hand. contact police. avoid them. >> shepard: how much in the way of resources are you having to commit to this?

>> we are sending as much as we can spare, especially again with the area so we are partnering with search and rescue and we are sending dogs and partnering with the military who are using that. >> shepard: all the best in the search and thank you very much. >> thank you. >> shepard: a father accused of leaving his 1-year-old who went to die in a heart car, but his wife says it was a horrible mistake, the details of that ahead. two american teenagers locked up in italy accused of killing a police officer. ahead, why they can sit behind bars for a year without any official charges against them. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa.

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>> shepard: there is a thing happening in washington right now. mitch mcconnell is on the floor of the senate defending himself against what he just called modern-day mccarthyism after some pundits described him as an american and a russian asset. some have been calling him moscow mitch. here is the reason and the context. not yet. last week, robert mueller testified and just as is report said, the russians interfered in a attempt to get him president, everyone is aware of it. there needs to be, right now he believes it's one of the greatest threats to our democracy, the next day, two stand-alone bills were brought up to protect against russian

interference in the 2020 election and mitch mcconnell blocked them. the day after he said it's underway, he stopped a bill that's goal was to protect the united states from the russian invasion into our election. now he is defending himself and it happened during the commercial so he paused it and we are backing it up to a relevant point. let's listen. >> even "the new york times" editorial board noted over the weekend that while they certainly don't agree with all my views, their principles going back decades. the times had to admit the democrats are playing politics by introducing legislation, with listen to this, no chance of passing the senate that serves only to harden part of schism. that was this weekend. mr. president

, that's a complicated matter and the agreements we use to have without mainstream media outlets screaming. one side are traitors. this congress, this entire country, it only works when we refuse to let baseless smears displace real debate. benjamin franklin said we have this republic if we can keep it. among other things, keeping our needs, we can't let modern-day mccarthyism win. here is my commitment, no matter how much they lie, among much to bully, who will be intimidated. for decades i've used my senate seat to stand up and protect the united states of america. i am proud of my record. i am proud that it's right there

in black-and-white and liars cannot gaslight it away. in the 1980s as a freshman senator i stood with president reagan on missile defense, the liberal media was shrieking, shrieking that reagan and bush foreign policy wouldn't work, i was honored to support it with my vote and then watch communism crumple. in the 1990s i use my place on the state committee to sound the alarm when president clinton was too soft on russia. here's "the wall street journal" 1994. kentucky senator handed keys to foreign aid to be the most potent flow of clinton's russia policy. here's what that article said. "the real challenge to the policy is his plan to attach

stiff political conditions to that date threatening are cut off from loss russia stops meddling and it's neighbor's affairs." let me say that again. as early as the 1990s i was on record for laser focus and making sure the russians were held accountable. mr. president , i asked this be placed on the record. on the other end of the clinton administration i used hearings to real officials come optimistic about vladimir putin. i didn't share democrats fate that he would be there. i asked that two excerpts of mar stance and presenting skepticism about vladimir putin appear at this point. regardless of who is in the

white house and regardless which way the political winds are blowing i have consistently treated russia like the threat that it is. even under a republican administration i spoke out when i was in for the u.s. wasn't doing enough to stop the erosion of democracy in russia. i coauthored in december 2003, the managers remain bravely concerned with the deterioration and systematic dismantling of democracy in russia, we push president bush's administration air public administration to do more. of course, i helped lead the charge against the obama administration completely feckless, russia politics. president obama marked his 2012 opponent for taking them too seriously. his administration saw a naive reset with the kremlin and for eight years i helped lead the

charge against that weakness. in 2010 i stood with john mccain. has vladimir putin was building up his missile arsenal we even had to push president obama to commit to deploying capable missile defenses to europe. in 2012 i had the support to apply heavy sanctions following the killing in a russian prison. the obama administration flinched and tried to tiptoe around our legislation to avoid messing up their charm, but we packed them in a corner and the president signed the bill. in 2014 i and other republicans constantly pressed president obama to get tougher on russia and ukraine. i asked a news article dated

march 4th 2014 titled, mitch mcconnell, obama's passive foreign policy is a mistake. since 2017 i have continued reminding everybody that he is not our friend. i russian is going to continue to try to model that we need a comprehensive strategy to contest russian aggression, allies like nato are critical for standing up to our adversaries. once more for good measure mr. president i ask that the news article dated august 15th 2018 entitled, "top republican lichens russia to old soviet union" mr. president i don't normally take the time to respond to critics, when they have no clue what they're talking about, but this modern-day mccarthyism is toxic and damaging because of the way it warps our entire public discourse.

facts matter. details matter. history matters. if our nation is losing its ability to debate public policy without screaming about treason, that really matters. in the middle of the 20th century the original mccarthyism heard america's strength and diminished our standing in the cold war by dividing us against ourselves and letting lives innuendo and baseless accusations. speak to the facts do matter. the russians are using's cyber influence to divide us amongst ourselves. they attacked our election, the consensus of the intelligence committee that they are attacking our election now. there has not been one to stand along bill and his chamber, the chamber in which he leads to stop it. there has not been congressional

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>> shepard: the mother of the 1-year-old twins who died after their father left them in the car is defending her husband and calling it a horrific accident. she says he is a great dad who would never hurt his children on purpose is that she needs him by her side to go through this tragedy. the iraq war veteran cried during a court appearance in new york city on saturday. he claims he want to work on friday and for forgot to drop s kids off and didn't realize they were still in the car until later that day. cops were at the scene said he was crying and said my babies are dead, killed my babies.

laura ingle with the rest of the story live. >> it's unbearable to think about what those two small children went through as they were strapped in the car seats, left alone for over eight hours. temperatures had reached into the high 80s today. this happened as a little boy and girl were found foaming at the mouth. 39-year-old was arrested at the scene where he had pulled over after work friday when he realized his twins were the backseat unresponsive. he has been charged with manslaughter, negligent homicide and endangering the welfare of the child. his wife released a statement, this is my absolute worst nightmare. everything i do reminds me of my intelligent babies and i am still in disbelief. though i am hurting than i ever imagined possible i still love my husband. he is a good husband and a great

father and i know he would have never done anything to hurt our children intentionally. i'll never get over this loss and i know he will never forgive himself for this mistake. he was released on $50,000 cash bond, his next court date is august 1st. >> shepard: friends and family weighing in. >> while they also try to cope with this loss they are working to raise bonds for the family. they say beyond being devastated, the road ahead is difficult for the family, two funeral arrangements, legal expenses, and a fortunate case of forgotten baby syndrome where parents accidentally forget about a child who lead them and their vehicle while performing daily tasks and routines. according to the administration, 23 children have died in the u.s. this year from heat stroke in cars either because they were left or became trapped. 52 children lost their lives

last year, the nh ta reports 44% of the time a caregiver meant to drop the child off. >> shepard: laura ingle, thank you. more on fox top story learning more about the gunman who police they opened fire at the garlic festival killing three people including two children and hurting 12 others. jonathan hunt is reporting. what more on the suspect we hav have? >> he has 19 years old. he has been named by the police as b-17. he just graduated high school , he bought the weapon he used, and ak-47 assault rifle legally in nevada on july 9th, as per the emotive investigators are going through a social media profile. he appears to have had instagram

and twitter accounts, and one post he mentions a book that promotes white supremacy. he talks critically about mixed raced people but he also rails and vulgar terms against white people in silicon valley. police say they don't have a clear motive for the moment. >> our principal concern at this point is motivation, ideological leanings, was he affiliated with anyone for any group? it has to be rolled out and determined at this point. >> it is clear that while the gunman appeared to fire at random the shooting itself was a planned attack given that he cut through a fence to avoid festival security measures including metal detectors. >> shepard: what more do we know about the victims? >> not very much at this stage. a dozen injured and three dad.

those three age six to 20. the police chief acknowledging the pain of knowing the victims were so young. a 6-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl among those killed. >> any time a life is lost it's a tragedy. one its young people it's even worse. it's very difficult. >> the grandmother of the six trompe l'oeil spoke about his family search for him after they heard about the shooting. >> , he was already dead when i got there. >> three more american families today morning loved ones lost to

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♪ >> shepard: eight train to railing after slamming into a truck at a roadside crossing. it happened near chicago. they say the train was going 70 miles an hour when it hit that truck, two passengers on the train were hurt but not too badly. the spokesman said it appears the crossing signals where working when the crash happened,

safety investigators say on average in the united states a vehicle at a train collide nearly every 90 minutes. there is word an american teenager said he killed a cop because he thought the officer was going to strangle him after a drug deal gone wrong. that is according to a court order in italy, , and order obtained by the associated press. arrested these two teenagers from san francisco, they say the two americans try to buy some cocaine but that somebody sold them crushed aspirin. investigators say they went back and still has his backpack demanding a ransom and he called the cops who tracked on the two teenagers. some sort of struggle broke out and that is when they say they 19-year-old stabbed the officer, not once, but 11 times while his friend punched the other officer at the scene.

the laws are quite different individually than they are in the united states. for example, police can hold somebody without officially charging them for a year. also anybody involved in a murder can be charged with murder, meaning you don't have to have the weapon. you don't have to have committed it. you can be charged. they could both face life behind bars and a italian prison. let's turn to brian claypool, a criminal defense attorney involved in many homicide investigations and studied italian law extensively during the amanda knox trial. can they be held for a year with nothing? >> my legal tip of the day is don't go to italy and run a foul of the law. in the united states we enjoy a presumption of innocence and there is a search for justice but under italian law, it's more like a presumption of guilt and that's more of a fact finding

emission by the prosecutor in conjunction with the judge to collect evidence to convict of guilt so there is a big difference in the process and like you said, can you imagine being detained for up to a year before you are indicted in italy? in the united states you only have 72 hours of your questioning for a suspect to charge them or release them, absent a court order. the deck of cards is stacked against these two teenagers. >> shepard: nothing happens in a vacuum, there is always context. that said, if these two -- one stabbed a cop on the other beat a cop by the scene of a crime, the clients have a problem. >> here's the problem with that and by the way come under italian law as well, it's staggering to learn that the judge in the case actually participates with the prosecutor in the investigative stage so

much like amanda knox once you get to trial the judge has already made up their mind, but getting back to the 11 stabbings, my experience has bad when you have that number of stabs on a person it's usually either a crime of rage that you were doing against somebody, a crime of passion or like they will argue in this case, self defense. some critical facts we don't know. these were two plane closed officers. did they identify themselves clearly to the two teenagers that i am a police officer? if they didn't than all the sudden they teenagers getting strangled, it's not unreasonable for those teenagers to then defend themselves. >> shepard: how would you begin a defense here? >> great question. the first thing i would do is hire a united states lawyer to go to italy to work with a local

italian lawyer. why? this is the home town for the italian authorities. they have already proclaimed when one of the suspects was blindfolded. what is more important? blind folding or making sure they go to jail? you have to start with legal counsel, not afraid to take on the italian authority that will try to develop evidence that will show potential self-defense. for example, try to interview witnesses around the scene on what was disclosed by the police officers. to work up any forensic or physical evidence, to put up a defense and try to convince the local authorities that this truly was not a murder. >> shepard: brian claypool. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> shepard: a russian doctor says he thinks somebody poison vladimir putin and his biggest nemesis, one of them.

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>> shepard: to the russian government or someone connected tried to kill one of vladimir putin's biggest opponents? officials in moscow sending alexei navalny back to prison, even though his doctor says someone likely poisoned him. officials say putin's nemesis is spending 30 days behind bars for organizing where they are calling unsanctioned protest. in other words, protesting against putin. he has been fighting against the kremlin since 2011 when he led a massive wave of protests against putin and his party. benjamin hall reporting live with the latest. >> hi, shep. alexei navalny is one of

russia's most prominent opposition figures. he has been a longtime vocal critic of president putin and he is called for free and fair elections repeatedly. it's not the first time he's been attacked with chemicals in this manner. navalny was released from hospital and returned to the same prison cell where he claims to have been poisoned, against the advice of his doctor. russian authorities have since suggested he suffered an allergic reaction but his own dr. say he has never suffered ay allergies before. they are convinced he was exposed to a toxic agent, his skin flaring up with symptoms consistent with chemical poisoning. mr. navalny had been jailed for 30 days last week after calling for protest. some of the biggest and recent history with about 10,000 russians taking to the streets last saturday to demand fair elections. they were planned after 30 opposition candidates were barred from standing in local elections this september. nearly 1400 people were arrested, as the police crackdown after russian officials said the political candidates had failed to connect

-- collect enough valid signatures. opposition groups arguing that the borrowing was political motivated and yesterday we had e journalists as they were waiting outside the hospital for news of navalny. navalny has been a constant thorn in the kremlin side. authorities knelt there with president putin's personal ratings falling, this charismatic anticorruption activist has the ability to really mobilize anti-kremlin sentiment. this is not the first time critics of vladimir putin have been poisoned in this manner. last year, sergei skripal was poisoned in salisbury along with his daughter. in 2006, another poisoned in a london restaurant. this is something the putin government has used on a few occasions before. it remains to be seen how alexei navalny recovers. >> shepard: benjamin hall, thank you. a surfer who got bitten by a shark says his elbow must not have tasted too good. >> i was laying on my board

waiting for a wave. a shark comes out of the water and grabs onto my arm. all the teeth clamped onto my arm. >> shepard: jacksonville beach in florida, his friends say after getting treated at the beach, he went to a nearby bar instead of the hospital. the surfer said you're more likely to get struck by lightning then killed by a shark. i'm going to buy a lottery ticket. major league pitchers throwing heat is normal but usually it's over the plate. cleveland's trevor bauer, look at this. launching the ball over the center field fence after giving up the lead. the manager was about to pull him from the game so he did this. bauer says he's sorry and he realizes someone could've hurt somebody but no one hurt. cleveland lost to kansas city. the final bell will ring in two seconds on wall street. the dow is in the green.

the nasdaq and the s&p in the red this afternoon. neil cavuto will have the best in business and all the days headlines from coast-to-coast. i am shepard smith in new york, and this is the fox news channe fox news channel. >> neil: black-and-white and right now angry, very angry. the president stepping up its criticism of democratic congressman elijah cummings and for good measure, adding an al sharpton or over the battle over baltimore officially boils over. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto and mrs. "your world." the president said its elijah cummings and sharpton and democrats being racist after he dared to criticize conditions in baltimore. what does the former democratic presidential nominee joe lieberman think? first, john roberts the white house on how this is playing out. >> good afternoon, the president not happy with elijah cummings,