[inaudible] >> it-- certainly dozens were fired, dozens of rounds were fired. rob: fox news alert, we are [inaudible] waiting news conference with an update of the overnight mass >> describe -- shooting there, where at least 9 people were killed and 27 others [inaudible] >> how they responded? injured. >> well, i will tell you that good afternoon, i'm rob schmitt. what was crucial in their response availability of shotgun >> i'm molly, eric and arthel are off today, dayton's mayor and patrol rifle that was say it is shooter was taken out crucial, a commitment we made well over a decade ago and even by police, took place outside popular district. added to that since 19 years rob: yesterday morning mass shooting in el paso, texas where 20 people were killed and more than 2 dozen injured there. chief and myself now, recognizing the potential threat that gunman was arrested just that we could face particularly after the shooting and is how facing capital murder charges, we have fox team coverage now, people wearing armor knowing that we have to have the kind of garrett tenney live in el paso, equipment and weaponry to be texas but first in dayton ohio able to cork that, that was

with mike tobin. pretty crucial in the case. >> rob, as we wait for the latest on the police briefing expected any minute now, i can show you the latest from the scene as i step out of the way, >> yes. we have moved up a bit closer, you can see the vehicles with flashing lights and reflective yes. the information we have is they all came in the same vehicle, they separated at some point. tape, they about 3 doors up the >> no information in that bar where the shooting took regard. place just outside of that yes. >> how is the family -- [inaudible] >> well, i think you can imagine this is a nightmare for them and i think they are struggling as location what i hear is you can understand. biohazard has been clean, >> have you spoken -- there's another scene, some 20 >> we've had a chance to have contact with them, yes, we -- minutes, 21 minutes away, bell brook, ohio, that's the home where the now deceased gunman pardon? >> any indication that -- livered with parents, one to [inaudible] have woman killed here was >> we have no information to suggest that, none at this time. 22-year-old sister of the >> have you had a chance to talk gunman, megan is her name, to her boyfriend, he came in the car with them, he knew that this police and fbi have been searching the particular gun and ballistic vest and all resident. the parents are still there, the parents are set to be the stuff was in the car? distraught, the police are comforting the parents, warmer >> we had an opportunity to talk

to the individual who road in the vehicle with them, as part saturday night here in the oregon district, restaurants and of the investigation it's bars, people were coming and going from the bars, witnesses ongoing. >> any information on where -- say they heard gunshots and people started to shout what is sadly now become a familiar term [inaudible] >> yes, we do have that information but we will not release it at this time. active shooter, radio dispatches indicate what it was like shortly after the shots rang [inaudible] out. >> he had a hit list, can you confirm -- >> shots fired. shots fired. [inaudible] >> i can't confirm, he's going to speak of a potential motive, that's what people are trying to get to here, far too much >> shots fired, multiple people, we will need multiple medics. information we have to review before we can begin a conversation about possible >> i have everybody coming to motive and i want to talk about you. >> we think there's one shooter, he is down. any potential slice of evidence we are looking for a second that's value or not at this shooter. once we clear this, you need to get the medics in here. time, just way too early. >> they're coming. >> you said there was two weapons? >> the 24-year-old gunman was active for less than a minute >> yes. before he was shot dead by the >> shotgun and assault rifle -- police who were already on patrol in this area, police say >> i will reconfirm, we have -- he was armed with a rifle an shotgun -- ar-15, he had surplus clips filled with 2, 2, 3 rounds. [inaudible]

>> so there are two weapons but one of which was used in the assault. wearing body armor at the time. [inaudible] >> with sister and her friend. 9 people killed, 4 females, 5 >> well, let me just say that the weapons wound up at that location, they separated at some males, one of the dead includes point later in that evening, so his sister, police briefing what he did during that time should be moments away. that they were no longer together is a question mark in rob: we are expecting more information about the shooter in our investigation and something that briefing, appreciate it. we will have to determine. >> now to el paso, texas as the city continues to mourn the death of 20 people there shot to [inaudible] death at the hands of >> i think that question was asked and i said we are not 21-year-old man, 26 others going to talk about any evidence at this time. wounded in horrific shooting. prosecutors say they will seek [inaudible] >> i don't have a number for you the death penalty, garrett right now. tenney live in el paso with the we were trying to confirm that, we basically do ballistic checks latest, garrett. and do cases at the scene and max that with magazine >> well, molly, the mayor of el paso told us that there are capacities rounds missing and still bodies on the floor of wal-mart, more than 24 hours that's a precise comparison, so after the shooting took place i don't have a precise number and investigators are continuing to process what is an extensive for you at this time. crime scene, remember, roughly >> and all of the deceased victims were killed by him and

not by the other -- 3,000 people as many as 3,000 were told were inside that >> we don't have any reason to wal-mart during back to school believe that any of the persons deceased were shot by other than the assailant at this time. shopping, ages from a few months old to senior citizens when the shooting began, those injured [inaudible] and the victims, i want to take >> any time that they may have -- >> they did at some point in time, i don't think we have a you back to the initial thoughts precise time for that but and feelings from a witness clearly it was some point in the evening that they did part ways. after this shooting occurred and then to el paso's police chief today describing what he saw [inaudible] >> i don't have that right now. when he arrived. we don't have that specific >> i heard more shots closer information. as like boom, [inaudible] >> hang on. boom, boom and me and my husband >> did he shoot at your officers had taken off and trying to push and was he killed -- >> i don't think we have that people out of our way and take number with absolute certainty, them with us at the same time there was a vehicle shot early telling them, hey, there's a on in that exchange, right as shooter, we need to go, let's our officers were engaging or run. about to engage so i can't >> when i first got to the job i really speak to that precisely. didn't know there was odor to blood, as far as horrific was >> charges by the shooter or were they part --

unserving as far as what the [inaudible] scene looks like. >> that's really something we can't tell at this point, it's a i can't tell you what that means question, nagging question and i other for the normal individual that doesn't have to deal with just don't have the answer, we that on a day-to-day basis, it are trying to sort through that will leave an impression that you will never forget. ourselves. >> this experience will leave an impression that no one here in el paso will be forgetting any >> not that i'm aware of. time soon. >> can you speak of -- in terms of the investigation, the department of justice each treating thises as a domestic terrorism case and considering [inaudible] pursuing hate crime and firearm charges which carry penalty of >> not that we are aware of, so we don't know if it was of death, on the state level the suspect is charged with capital importance. murder which makes him eligible for the death penalty at the state level, in the el paso [inaudible] >> how are they -- district attorney said his >> we don't have -- one is office will be pursuing the death penalty and that the suspect had, quote, lost the right to be among us, the u.s. critical. attorney prosecuting this case for the federal charges gave [inaudible] them equally strong warning this >> well, it's interesting because we already have a concentration presence. morning. >> we will do what we do to terrorists in the country, we realized a lot of people come to oregon district, i've been deliver swift and justice. there very recently, so

certainly a lot of folks will be there and we have police officers present because of that >> el paso's police chief said suspect has been cooperative, forthcoming with evidence and reason, so we will evaluate they are still trying to everything that touches on this determine how he obtained this incident just to determine firearm and exactly where that came from as well as the motives whether we did anything but i want to end on a note about the incredible outpouring of support we have seen from differently, there were officers present that acted this community, today, again, in instantaneously and acted within more than 100-degree temperatures, we have hundreds 30 seconds. of people lining up in blood >> just the fact that they were centers trying to do anything able to -- they can to help after this [inaudible] horrific scene, molly. >> it was crucial. >> yeah, tremendous outpouring, had this individual made it unity there in that community, through the doorway of net garrett, thank you. peppers with that level of rob: all right, for more now on the shooting in dayton, ohio, we will bring in democrat fred, weaponry, there had been a catastrophic injury and loss of minority leader of the ohio life, so stopping him before he house of representatives, thanks for coming on, fred, we are could get inside there, you saw expecting news conference at any the people that were running in second from dayton that should there forteion was give us a lot more information about the suspect in this case, essential in minimizing the there's a lot of information degree we could casualties from floating around, wait to go get it confirmed by police but we do the incident.

know that the suspect, the >> did the shooter have chance 24-year-old suspect's sister was one of those killed, one to have to reload? nine killed in the shooting, >> i'm not aware of that being everybody is curious about what the case. [inaudible] the motive could potentially be >> they were obtained legally, here and this is going to start any second, in fact, as the yes. >> new information about the shooter or suspect -- mayor is standing up here and everybody is still getting lined [inaudible] up we will talk to you just for >> talk today anyone -- a second, first off, give as the >> none, none. >> she was there with his atmosphere in dayton, this is not a big community, you feel friend, right? like everybody might be >> right. connected in this in some cay? >> he wasn't given -- >> he was -- he was one of the ones that was injured, >> -- way. transported to the hospital. that is correct. >> for the record former minority leader and i want to make that clear and my heart and >> okay. sympathies go out to families of the victims, this has to be a gut-wrenching experience for them and thanks to the first responders, the police officers, the emt's. [inaudible] >> they are going to fire this i don't have that information thing up, let's listen. available. >> since 7:00 a.m. this morning, we've had a briefing at 7:10, [inaudible] >> well, one and the same, they all came together.

i do want to pause, the fbi has a site that we want to get out 1:00, 3:00 and 4:00 o'clock and appreciate the work of dayton police department and chief's publicly, if you can come join and introduce yourself. team and council whom i see >> i'm the fbi special agent in standing here behind the cameras, received this briefing charge, ww.fbi within the as per our regular process and as you can see on this side govdaytonshooting after www.fbi commissioner shaw, we are really appreciative of them taking the time as they always do, regardless of the incident, they come to our communities to sit with the police department to discuss the response, so i'm daytonshooting, this is where very grateful for them because they can go to up load this and get it in the right hands as we even when there are incidents work jointly with dayton on this that don't get any press at all, they are there and i want to make sure that they know how much the city commission, the investigation. city of dayton and the police department appreciate their leadership. i also want to mention that tonight at 8:00 p.m. we will be >> chief, i wanted to say on behalf of the united states that the department of justice -- having vigil at oregon district, rob: we will bring in, the this is a way, this is our

district, this is our community and so we will be having the president heading back to dc. vigil, everyone is invited to >> the people of el paso, texas attend and encourage, i want to and dayton, ohio, they are recognize everyone who is here incredible people and they have been through a lot, i just also of elected, sheriff brown, i appreciate him coming down from cleveland, senator peggy, i want to thank the law enforcement in both places, the appreciate her coming, job they've done is incredible, i also want to congratulate them, i mean, nobody could have commissioner shaw who has been done what they've done, this here all day and doing whatever could have been as bad as it can be done. was, it could have been so much worse, i just have to thank just having that support of our them, the job they've done is community leaders and our state leaders has meant a lot to me incredible, they were right on the ball in el paso, they were personally and certainly on behalf of the citizens of dayton there so quickly and in dayton it means that a lot to them as in less than a minute, think of the damage he did in such a short period of time in less well. than a minute, the law i will turn it over to chief, enforcement acted and killed him any kind of incident, certainly i just want to say that the and it would have been unbelievable, it would -- it was horrible but it could have beeno amazing work of the police department and the fire department this past, you know,

much worse. 12 to 15 hours has demonstrated, i just want to say that these are two incredible places, we i'm amazed at what they do every love the people, hate has no single day, this is what they do place in our country and we are every single day and i am so grateful to get to be the mayor going to take care of it. of a city of such outstanding i spoke with attorney general bill barr at length, i spoke to police fire department. christopher wray, director of the fbi, spoke to the governors, >> thank you, mayor, i'm here to provide an update for which you are well aware of, active both governors and we are doing a lot of work, a lot of people shooter that occurred in the oregon district in the early are working right now, a lot of morning hours of today. law enforcement people and others, spoke to members of congress about whatever we can a bit of a timeline, today at do and a lot of -- a lot of 1:05 a.m. officers were patrolling the oregon district things are being done right now as we speak, i will be making a during bar closing time and heard gunfire, they observed a statement tomorrow some time but just on behalf of our first lady large crowd run get away from the gunfire, the officers and myself, condolences to all, immediately advanced toward the gunfire within approximately 20 we have to get it stopped, this seconds, engaged the suspect who has been going on for years, for was actively firing and years and years in our country, attempting to enter a crowd of we have to get it stopped, so liquor establishment, threat was thank you very much and i will be making a statement tomorrow neutralized in approximately 30 at about 10:00 o'clock and i

seconds, the suspect firing his will see you there. first shots. you will now hear a one of the thank you all very much. 911 calls we received. [inaudible conversations] where are r. >> we are talking to a lot of people and a lot of things are in the works and a lot of good things and we have done much more than most administrations, [inaudible] not talked about very much but we have done actually a lot but perhaps more has to be done, but [inaudible conversations] this is also a mental illness, >> multiple shots. if you look at both of these cases, this is mental illness, i don't know if they were shots. these are really people that are very seriously mentally ill, a lot of things are happening, a lot of things are happening right now and i will see you tomorrow at 10:00 o'clock, thank [inaudible] you. [inaudible conversations] rob: all right, there's the president and the first lady coming from the golf course in bedminster, new jersey heading back to the white house on sunday afternoon, making brief

comments after a really rough weekend, two mass shootings, one in el paso, texas, one in [inaudible conversations] dayton, ohio, we will go back to fred who serves in the ohio house of representatives, fred, thanks for staying with us for the past 20 minutes or so as we learned quite a bit about the shooting in dayton, ohio overnight, one of the most amazing things we heard in that news conference was that in about a matter of 30 seconds the >> adult male, i don't know. police were able to engaging and kill this young man who was armed with a semiautomatic rifle >> now you will see a video that was taken inside of one of the and it appears had the full shops on fifth street in the intention of killing a lot of people and had the ability to do oregon district. so, talk about how much worse this could have been had it not for that bravery? >> sure, rob, from what i've heard particularly in the press conference that the assailant had a hundred round dual drum clip, so if you think of 9 people were killed in and 27

people injured and how many rounds left in firearm, in close space, he could have done enormous amount of damage and at least dozens of people could have been injured or killed. rob: at news conference at 3:00 o'clock, they had one an hour and a half ago in dayton, you had two u.s. senators standing right next to each other, one is a democrat and one a republican, brown on the suspect has been identified controlling guns and portman as steven, traffic violations, focusing on mental health, the president just now as he was about to jump on air force one, said we have a serious mental sped out of control, failure to health problem in this country, yield, he was wearing a mask, do you think that it's one or the other, do you think it's a bullet proof mask and bullet combo of both? proof protection, armed with 233 >> i think it's a combo of both and more, i don't think there's a silver bullet to dealing with caliber like rifle with 100 drum gun violence in america. magazines. sometimes it's access, sometimes it is mental health, sometimes 24 years of age and he's it's a whole host of social deceased. issues that lead to it, we shoot ourselves by accident more than

any other country in the world and so there's a cavalier nature fatalities is black female 25 years of age, female 22 years of with firearms in the united states, there are a lot of age, the suspect who is black social ills, quite frankly the way we are managing mental health in america needs, needs male 30 years of age, 57 years an awful lot of work and so i think often times people do try of age, logan turner, white male to point to one thing or the other, i think it's really more 30 years of age, nicolás, white of a variety of things that we need to be better about and i male 20 years of age, tomas think the first order of business is taking it really, really serious to the point of mcnichols, black male. we are willing to deal with the actions and put everything on the table and try and figure out together if democrats and republicans, i don't care a lot of people in the testimony on in addition, 27 confirmed gun bills that we have victims who were injured and challenging the second amendment, they believe in the were transported to local second amendment but they want hospitals for treatment. us to be responsible about handling firearms. basic overview of the scene of >> we are not trying to take your hunting rifle away, we are this entire incident is now on not trying to keep the pistol her screen and the lower that you keep your family safe but made a comment about assault left-hand corner you see a weapons and whether or not people should have a weapon of

square, that's the the that magnitude, you see the kind of damage that it can do, do you approximate location of the think senator brown had a point? vehicle and the suspect left and went onto commit this assault >> he has a point but, again, i don't know that is the only and the regular -- rectangular answer. again, 100-round dual drum clip is a lot different than a area is where the suspect fires 20-round clip and a the first shots and kills first semiautomatic weapon, but, again -- rob: sounds like the clip victim. that he had was illegal, there he then enters onto fifth street was a law against that clip. and then 8 other victims killed by the suspect before he is >> in ohio there probably is. fatally struck at the entrance depending on what state you're in, not necessarily -- not necessarily the case and again to net peppers, circle i'm just saying all the things should be on the table and we shouldn't be dismissing things designates. based on what camp you're in this is just the suspect's before we have a discussion initial routes, you saw the about where the problems lie, square block, box that was on you know, are certain things the screen, fired initial shots, okay, certain people have gone through some steps to make sure that something that they are qualified to have and on a in the daytime and the red arrow is the pathway he took to get to threat -- rob: let me ask you fifth street. real quick before we have to let

you go here, the city of dayton, we are now going to show a couple of videos of this event this is not a big city, this is that will show graphic content, going to impact a lot of people in the town, i have to think they will show police officers that everybody will know engage this individual, they somebody that knows somebody, will show multiple shots being one of those kinds of situations, how are you going to fired, we have done -- eliminate help pull that city out of this? any video at this time that shows any victims that were >> yeah, ironically i'm a in shot. tennessee for a conference on so we will start with the first video. these are outside of net peppers institution of civil discourse, so to wake up to this was . disturbing, look, it is a small community, we've just gone through a tornado that ripped through the area and we banded together to pull together and we are still doing that, we are still working with each other and people are helping out all over the place to get us through dayton police officer running to engage suspect, see the suspect that and i feel like even though entered at bottom-right hand it's a somber moment in dayton, corner of the screen. they are entering, struck daytonians are tough and we will multiple times, he stops there. do the same with the issue and

people are hurting right now and there's another video here on a i can hear it in the voice of my different angle. mayor so i have to tell you before we get off the air is doing a marvelous job of being you see a lot of officers who are entering in from the upper professional and thoughtful about communicating with left hand corner of the screen, everybody, making sure that everything is being done and heading down in roadway to reaching out to the families and engage with the suspect. trying to do the best she can to console them, i know she's broken hearted but i know she's tough and she's going to do everything in her power to make sure that people in dayton feel safe going forward. rob: yeah, sounds like they will get the oregon district cleaned up and cleared before 8:00 o'clock tonight where there will be a vigil and hopefully >> there's one officer there. that will be the beginning of another officer coming, rifle. the healing process for a lot of people in dayton, ohio, sir, we appreciate for your time and we will be right back. >> thank you, rob. officers responding. and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, also sergeant with a shotgun. and eliminates treated fat cells, for good.

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that is the entirety of the presentation at this time the status of this investigation, hernández represents district 3 where the shooting happened, our reiterate we are very, very condolences, i know it's a difficult day for you and early into this investigation, horrific weekend as well. any suggestion that this time of motive would be irresponsible, how is your city doing? we do not have sufficient to >> you know, the way i can answer the question that everyone wants to know, why, we describe how el pasoans are doing is we are strong as a do not have the answer at this community and very generous and time, we will clearly pursue the very compassionate people and innovation try to understand together we will heal our broken motivation in this crime, community. assuming that there's a motivation that's >> and what are the steps that are being taken to begin that understandable, that's still journey towards healing, i know we heard a lot of people coming before us, we have a lot of evidence to process through, forward to donate blood and taking action to do what they digital evidence to physical can to help the survivors of evidence to phone evidence, so this and the family members of much, much investigation is those who were killed. before us. so we are very early on, this is very basic preliminary >> yes, i'm very proud of the support and just the numerous information able to provide at efforts to donate blood, there's this time, with that i will open up to any questions that you

too much blood at this time have. donating that the capacity was [inaudible] overwhelming and now we are >> you may have mentioned this earlier today but there's a report that -- he dropped and asking for monetary contributions, there are two grabbed handgun, is that true? foundations locally the >> we have no information to foundation and el paso community substantiate that at all. foundation who has put together victim relief funds so we can assure that the families of there was a security officer those victims are addressed and after suspect was down to remove have everything that they need rifles from underneath him, that and then tonight we will mourn happened, but i have no the deaths at a vigil at information to collaborate what you just mentioned. 7:00 p.m. right across the street from where i am today and then we will pray and we will >> okay. >> at all. dispel the hatred that we have [inaudible] >> we will have to do this in an seen this weekend. orderly fashion? >> no, she was not the first, she was one of the initial >> you know, hearing you talk about that we are also seeing the same thing will be happening victims, right came out of alley in dayton, ohio as well, in a way, she and another male who is strange sense as if the two communities are now sister -- was a companion of the cities in a terrible, terrible reason and in a terrible way as suspect was shot and wounded, so we talked about over the they were -- the victims after weekend, one of the other things

that have been spoken about initially the first person was quite a bit down there in your community has been call for shot, close proximity. swift justice moving forward, your thoughts on how that could potentially be achieved, could that offer some peace? [inaudible] >> yeah. >> i believe it can offer some i can't speak to the others, we clearly did recover evidence. peace. i am hopeful that the judicial system will step up and hold much for us to examine but i can't comment further on that at accountable to the shooter for this time. this horrendous act. [inaudible] i'm very proud of the first responders in this community. >> well, there was more than one gun but that particular weapon that you saw was ordered online there's no doubt that justice will be served swiftly to help the families heal and to find from texas but transferred to some comfort and strength and the suspect at a local firearm's then mostly el pasoans together, dealer here in the area, was also a shotgun that was acquired we will mourn today and heal from a local firearms, two tomorrow but we as a community will fight to ensure that does different dealers but that not happen again in our city and weapon originated from texas. across this country. >> and the suspect is facing capital murder charges and also on the federal level they're

let me say there's nothing in discussing of federal firearms this individual's history or charges that calls potentially record that would have precluded for the death penalty in this him from purchasing the firearm. case. when you talk about justice and moving forward, sometimes the [inaudible] path can be very lengthy for a >> there was no communication to community and even though the that as illegal at this time. community is going through it, >> any significance -- can you talk about what can potentially be a pretty long road. [inaudible] >> i believe that americans are fed up, i believe that there are >> white male. multiple ways that we can >> hate crime? address this today, but most >> we have no evidence to importantly el pasoans are a safe community and we did not expect this to happen in our backyard and i think that combined with the voices of el paso, the voices of dayton, too many cities across the nation, i think there's a consensus that we know what the solution is, we just need policymakers and lawmakers to call it for what it

is and make meaningful steps to change that. >> casandra hernández, you're talking about the political discussion that we will certainly see, thank you for sharing your thoughts today. >> thank you for having me, molly. and we will be right back. and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells, for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. don't imagine results, see them. coolsculpting, take yourself further. let's see, aleve is than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this?

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west coast bureau, kristina. >> well, rob, in dayton, ohio, one to have victims includes the shooter's sister, 27 people injured, dayton police showed surveillance video of crowd of people running for their lives as dozens of shots were fired, ohio governor mike saying he's heartbroken over the horrible attack, dayton police releasing the names of victims today range in age from 22 to 39, vigil held tonight in honor at the dayton victims, governor saying law enforcement saved many lives during the shooting, authorities saying it's unclear how much harm the shooter could have caused with extra magazines and wearing body armor, he was in the popular bar oregon district in downtown dayton. a fund is being set up to help the victims. >> i think what's most amazing about our community is once people woke up this morning as early as 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., folks and leaders

from across the community called or reached out what can i do and then others we called and they immediately stepped in. >> the fbi also asking the public for video that was recorded that could help in the shooting investigation, you can up load the video at fbi.gov.daytonshooting. rob: what about the victims in el paso? >> the names to have victims in el paso, those 20 people that were killed, those names have not been released, though there's plenty of stories of heros and survivors, one of the survivors a 2-month-old, authorities say that baby suffered broken bones after his mom fell onto him to likely shield him from the gunfire, mother jordan was shot, trauma doctors working hard to treat patients, law enforcement working hard to reunite families separated during the chaos after the shooting and dozens of people donating blood to save

lives. >> i'm not sure we are prepared yet to deal with the grief from this but we will survive, this will not define us, we are unique community and we will continue to be aity. a nonprofit is also partnering with funeral homes to offer free funeral services for families affect bid the shooting in el paso, so again just within about 13 hours just 13 hours 29 people killed in these two shootings, rob. rob: that's very sad, thank you so much, we do appreciate it. and we just learned a lot from news conference, we are waiting for motive, a lot of questions in dayton, we are starting to learn possibly hate crime in el paso but with dayton we still are wondering why. >> authorities, federal authorities are talking about domestic terrorism in el paso but as you mentioned the police department in dayton not as forthcoming when it comes to motive, they are just beginning investigation, remarkable press

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rob: all right, just hours before the deadly shooting in dayton, ohio, 20 people were killed in a mass shooting in el paso, texas. that suspected gunman is now facing capital murder charges. we continue with our fox team coverage with garrett tenney in el paso this afternoon. garrett, you've been there since just after those shots were fired, and you've spoken to a lot of witnesses. what do you have for us today?

>> reporter: police are still trying to identify some of the 19 bodies that are lying on the floor of this walmart, and the mayor tells us they are hoping they have that process completed by tonight so that they can begin informing all of the families who are deceased. those families, as you can imagine, they have bee