safety mount of the tank and assumed the tank commanders position. standing in the tank commanders half of the upper part of the body exposed enemy fire, birdwell used the .50-caliber machine, machine gun and 90 millimeters main gun to suppress enemy attack. with ammunition for the 90 millimeters main gun exhausted, he continued to fire the .50-caliber machine gun until it overheated. at this point, specialists birdwell rather than abandoning his position continuing to engage the enemy with his m-16 rifle sometimes exposing his entire body to fire in order to engage the enemy from a better vantage point. won a u.s. helicopter crash nears by, specialists birdwell under withering enemy fire dismounted and moved to the helicopter where he retrieved two and 60 machine guns and ammunition. after giving one and 60 and ammunition to a fellow soldier, he remounted his tank, and used

the other and 62, again, engage the enemy. specialist birdwell continued to engage the enemy with complete disregard for his own safety until the end 60 he was firing was hit by enemy fire. specialist 5 birdwell now wounded in the face, neck, chest, and arms, dismounted the tanks but refused to be medically evacuated. instead, specialist 5 birdwell under enemy fire rallied soldiers to the armored column where they set up defensive position from a large tree. from this position he and the other soldiers engaged in the enemy with m-16 fire and grenades. as the enemy fire, he gathered ammunition from disabled vehicles to help move the same position spirit his leadership and tenacity under fire is by the other c troop soldiers to continue fighting against the superior enemy force, and directly contributed to the enemy's ultimate defeat. specialist five birdwell extraordinary heroism above and beyond the call of duty in

keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit, and the united states army. signed joseph r. biden, the president of the united states. [applause] >> harris: such a beautiful ceremony. the timing of it of course is colliding with another huge story that is happening right now. they will continue the procession of giving out the highest military honors to vietnam vets, and our hearts are with them in that room. that is so important, and so needed, and long overdue god bless them for their

service. service. in highland park, illinois, they are getting ready to give us an update, the police department is set to hold a news conference any moment now, because it was due at noon. literally, they are checking the mics, it is coming. we're listening for the charges against that 21-year-old who wanted to become a rapper and put all of that violence all over the internet. he is the main suspect in all this. we're listening for charges and that, and also in details in the investigation after this massacre that occurred at july 4th parade in a chicago suburb yesterday. the shooting rocks one of the wealthiest neighborhoods there. just as vice president, harris now gets ready to visit chicago later today, so we have a lot to cover the sour. you're watching outnumbered, i am harris faulkner, here with my cohosts, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, i missed you guys. >> missed >> misty.

>> harris: also joining us rachel and david as my missed you too. will get right to the news now and take you right back to highland park, illinois. the news at first broke yesterday. video again coming in in the chaos in highland park when this is telling saw and heard right before having to run for their lives. >> first without it might've been firecrackers. and then i grabbed her. we laid behind this metal garbage can. it was very frightening. >> we are okay. >> we are going okay. >> how many were here? >> 40, 50, tons and went on for a minute. >> harris: they are great witnesses because they were 60. there were 60 the people heard that some people are telling us now. early in the investigation very police are also telling that the

gunman's high-powered rifle and was perched on a nearby rooftop. he picked off and killed at least six people. wounded more than 31. and ran off after all of that. that manhunt for him lasted eight hours. it finally ended after a brief car chase with the man you see there. now labeled a person of interest in the shooting. they took him into custody. police say, as i mentioned earlier, he was an aspiring rapper. he posted some pretty disturbing pictures and videos and songs on a social media pages. including images of a man aiming a rifle at another. and while the motive for the shooting remains a mystery for now, we know he intended to kill. we have learned more about the victim range in age of 8-85. they include nicholas toledo, grandfather visiting his family, he is a mexican national. jackie sondheim, a preschool teacher at a local synagogue.

kaylee, the word of this coming out during "unnumbered" yesterday reported the last hour as freedom quieted by gunfire. >> kayleigh: that's a sellout fell. it happened as you noted here on a veteran and his thoughts for the fourth of july and the best among us and instead we had to turn to the worst among us. this evil, evil monster. the victims you named we only know two of the names but nicholas toledo there in his 70s. his granddaughter said he is a hero. she said he did not want to come to the parade because he had health concerns. he's getting older. he comes to the parade, apparently he dove in front of the bullet or somehow stop the bullet from reaching his granddaughter. and her boyfriend. hit 12 family members there. is granddaughter said my life is saved because of him. this meant as a hero. there were many heroes that day. one thing lawrence jones said

yesterday is that we are not going to let the worst among us, so far between these monsters overcome the best among us because on the fourth of july yesterday, the first responders showed up. individuals like this poor man who lost his life but did so heroically, they are the story of america. not the monster who i am so glad you didn't mention his name. >> harris: i don't say it appeared i don't care if they put in the prompter. unless there is a manhunt and you need to find somebody in need all of america to help you find them, i just don't think that they deserve the glory. but there are people who have left so those fighting for our lives, they deserve the glory. rachel? >> rachel: that is so true. interesting to see the response. most have a response that you are having. others are going to guns. it really is upsetting to me because i still remember a parade in wisconsin where darrell brooks would use a vehicle to take down people during a holiday christmas parade. clearly, this is not about guns and weapons.

with the form of weapon is being used to her people at these places that are supposed to be happy events. it's about mental illness. i believe. and i believe we have a crisis of it and a short supply of services for people who needed. we have a problem for families who are trying to get help from people who need that help enter over the age of 18. i think it is sometimes harder than people think. i've heard a lot of people today say where the families? and i often feel that way too but at the same time, that person was over the age of 18. who knows? we don't know yet. maybe they did try. maybe there is a big cultural problem we need to talk about. they feel sad that parades which are part of our american culture, especially in small towns on little suburbs. that is something that we should be able to go to and feel happy and joyful and not worry about. now i think he will be looking at this building periods or someone up there? >> harris: i interviewed a

father last hour whose family struggles with the neurological disorder. he said talking to a 7-year-old twins is very hard because he says he had to talk them into going to the parade. because they were afraid of those open faces in crowds and whatnot. he says now i just don't even know how to reach them to explain what has happened. he said there were so many young children there that you didn't need to have some sort of disorder not to be able to comprehend that for quite some time for these young ones. family? >> emily: that interview was so powerful, and i was struck by him saying that his son last night said is someone going to kill me come in at the level of trauma really cannot be overemphasized. these children have now been exposed to this because to your point about the parades, these are family-friendly events. these are the events that bring us together, the fabric of society regardless of because you come out to mainstreet celebrate your faith freedom and family, to have something so evil and terrible rep everyone apart.

struck by the stories of the father that through his son into a dumpster for protection. grandfather the dove in front of a bullet. these are people who come all of us humans and americans put our family first. to hear the details coming out of that horrific event is on one hand, really uplifting, the duty of people's souls and commitment and also absently heartbreaking for the fear and trauma they've gone through. you mentioned looking up, rachel, i have to say as we await the charges for this conference, we don't know yet with the charges will be but that's part of the evidence that there might be pretty meditative and preplanned component to this. that factors into the charges themselves, as well as sentencing. member, just ask and o off the bat they don't have that pent the death penalty to the federal government is in there could be a situation like dylann roof where if he begins to face multiple charges, he will have multiple consequences. all remains to be seen be seen. >> harris: xs and os some of the strictest gun laws in the country in illinois. its two columns would you put it

up in the big 70-foot wall in here. it's two different columns, more than paragraph of restrictions on guns. david? >> david: more than the deal detail of guns and what laws work in what laws don't work on he mentioned three things. an emotional sickness in this country right now, frankly in the whole world. the pandemic has created a lot of emotional problems coming out being accentuated by social media and all of the other problems we have. you mentioned the social fabric, the social fabric is being ripped apart because there is no law and order, but kaylee, i have to say. you hit the nail on the head. you mentioned the word evil. there is a spiritual sickness in the world right now. there is a failure to recognize good and evil. if you don't recognize, that doesn't mean it goes away. it's still here. in fact, when you don't mention it enough, good and evil, evil

is a tendency to take over. you can only defeat evil with good, and that it's with the help of god to. if you don't have god by your side, you are not going to defeat evil. >> absolutely. >> harris: we've been told there was a delay in the news conference, and emily broke it down to the xs and os and what could possibly be coming illegally so we will be on it. meanwhile we will move on for now. coming up, several counties in texas are preparing to declare an invasion. in hopes of protecting their borders as united nations finds our southern border under president biden has become the deadliest land crossing in the world. complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with 30 grams of protein. aleve x. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast,

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>> kayleigh: several texas counties are getting ready to declare an invasion of the southern border hoping to

trigger a part of the u.s. constitution that makes the federal government responsible for protecting states against invasions. this comes as united nations just labeled the u.s. mexican border of the deadliest to crossing in the entire world. after 53 migrants were found dead last week in a tractor-trailer in san antonio, texas. and as a border crisis only worsens the bite and demonstration doesn't seem to be taking any responsibility. instead of blaming a host of other things including climate change, watch. >> the migration that is occurring throughout the hemisphere is reflective of the economic downturn. increase in violence throughout the region, the result of a covid-19 pandemic. the results of climate change. >> emily: david, the bottom line is that these governments feel abandoned by the federal government. robert nettleton says of the end of the day the federal

government is not doing its job and its local communities that need to come together with the solution. >> david: what gets me more than anything else is the inhumanity. you mention the 53 people that were killed, imagine opening a trailer truck and seeing 53 dead bodies. the trump administration was criticized by biden for being inhumane, and inhumane border crossing. if you get the designation of being the number one dangerous, lethal border crossing in the world, 1,238 migration deaths in 2021. and all that is just a number, and statistics are horrible in the way they dehumanize, but the inhumanity of this policy far exceeds any inhumanity from previous administrations. i mean, this has a record, just in terms of pure numbers, people who are suffering and dying as a result of these policies. >> emily: that's right, harris, 1.7 million encounters i know statistics are hard for us to appreciate but each one is a

life with the family in the story and where is our vice president? the start of the southern border? where is any type of actual compassion from the government that claims their policies are compassionate? >> harris: i was just going to say we talk to people in congress who have gone down, your husband is gone down as a congressperson. when you talk to amy of arizona come when you talk to the attorney general from these different border states, even far beyond because fentanyl makes it a border states with true. so it's true. you get the humanity. they will tell you the little ones being pulled out of the water or the rio grande inches from life taken. i mean, they are actually there, which is why you need the president and the border are we even call her that? [laughter] not actually true. but, if you put the bully pulpit there, they are great storytellers, it has to be

because they all gave speeches. so, if they could shine a light on this and see for themselves, maybe they can find some answers. you know, i guess if you don't see it you don't have to do any thing about it. >> emily: right. we talked about that, the abject failure of this demonstration to acknowledge the catastrophe at the southern border, the cruelty of their policies, and yet they've been tasked with securing an kamala harris that i'm going to focus on climate change and root causes. her title feels false, but it is still her title. >> rachel: the humanity and lack of compassion, you're so right david. was we were cooked alive. those numbers don't actually say what happens. many people die in the desert that we never hear of. there are children who are being traffic. we don't know anything about that. >> david: thousands. >> rachel: the lack of compassion a look at joe biden and say talking about chivalry in the break with your little

1.5-year-old, talk about lack of chivalry. or the father of the country of the president can be of no care for not just the migrants but the people that you represent on the border states to feel so abandoned that they say we are being invaded and you don't care. kaylee, let's collect of the u.n. report. you have additional information about that? >> kayleigh: the author of the report said number of deaths at the borders worse than any prior year, even precoat would. okay, that means the 2021 numbers are worse than any prior year. what happened in 21? this guy named joe the president joe biden rollback every single policy. this didn't happen in a vacuum. this happen when you rollback remain in mexico, the strip away title 42, incentivize people to come. to your point, rachel, very good point about the number of deaths that are not counted, what about in the gap, that is treacherous territory in panama that migrants come through before they even make it to mexico.

a lot of them perish in the jungle. this number is far higher in 2021, about double what was the year prior. that's because of a guy named joe biden, who is now the president. >> david: can i say not if in question were commander in chief is one of his titles and border patrol are going through misery and hell as well. >> harris: and i'll see those numbers are before we got to this point to what are we on track for former 2020? >> emily: with the remaining a magical policy coming out of supreme court means it will just be another surge. i don't see an end. to me it feels hopeless, and that's why these states are taking it upon themselves to declare an invasion saying we have nothing else left to do. it is up to us because the federal government is totally failing. coming up, rules for the but not for me, security for me but not for? the stacey abrams the dam working for george governors called out for double standard

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>> harris: inside of a two-minute warning now from the police in highland park, illinois, set to give that news conference we were waiting for. it was due at the top of the hour. we know they have potentially a lot to announce because we get this about every hour. this is pushed a bit. for the reasons emily was telling us earlier, we may hear the charges come down against the 21-year-old suspect. because of that, we want to make sure we are glued to the screen. so much devastation yesterday. we been talking about it here on "outnumbered," the talk and not take away the pain, particularly for the children. rachel, i know it doesn't matter what age. someone opening fire to july 4th parade, it happens, it's cars you, it sticks with you. but when you are under the age of five, i mean, i don't even

know how you explain it. >> rachel: you can't in its formative this will stay with these children forever. i also interviewed that man you interviewed during your show. heartbreaking. they had sensory issues. >> harris: all right, let's watch together, highland park, illinois police. >> i'm joined joined here by mayor nancy road ring and chief of police lou jackman. my name is chris cavalli, covelli and i am part of the task force. thus far where we are at where will be moving forward. so come over the past 24 hours there has been a significant amount of information obtained by investigators, consistently extremely hard work by highland park police, the major crime task force, state police atf and the fbi. everyone has been collaborating very well further in this investigation, the community has been absolutely terrific as it comes to reporting information they have, things they may have witnessed, things that may have

seen, turning over video that has really helped us further the investigation and aid investigators. at one point i just want to clarify robert primo iii is 21 and will be 22 this year and is a resident of highwood. throughout the past 24 hours, investigators have spoken with witnesses, some of the survivors have reviewed numerous video clips both from cell phone video recording and stick cameras in the area, and they have conducted a number of other follow-up investigations. based on where we are at at this point in the investigation, some of this is still preliminary, so it is subject to change as we are moving forward. we do believe he preplanned this attack several weeks. he brought a high-powered rifle to this parade, he access to the roof of the business, a fire escape ladder, and began opening fire on the innocent independence day celebration

goers. the rifle was purchased in illinois, and the information we have thus far is that it appears to have been purchased legally by during the attack he was dressed in women's clothing and investigators do believe he did this to conceal his facial tattoos and identity and help him during the escape within the other people who were fleeing the chaos. during the attack we believe crimo fired more than 70 rounds into the crowd of innocent people. following the attack, crimo exited the roof, dropped his rifle and blended in with the crowd and escaped. he walked to his mother's home lived in the area, and blended right in with everybody else as they were running around, almost as he was an innocent spectator as well. he borrowed his mother's vehicle, we issued an alert yesterday afternoon, chief jackman provided the vehicle information and crimo's

information, very thankful that an alert member of the community saw crimo's vehicle traveling southbound on route 41, dell mountain 911 and alerted north chicago police officer who spotted the vehicle, waited for additional backup units to arrive, conducted a traffic stop, and they were able to safely apprehend a crimo iii with no injuries to the officers. inside the vehicle there was a second rifle located. indications is that it was purchased by crimo as well. thus over 40 people were injured and this does not include the six lost their lives. right now crimo remains in custody at this time. there are no indications that there was anybody else involved in this attack. he was acting by himself. the state's attorney's office as a witness as a ground level, there with us this morning and through the night. we continue to review the information great investigators are still developing leads and very critical information. once we are at a point where we

are ready to review all of that information for charges come we will sit down with the states attorney and review criminal charges. i'm going to turn this over to the mayor and then i would bait be back up to answer questions. mayor, thank you. >> thank you. today is a day of grieving together, day to pause, a day to remember those who left us. those who were injured strength of our community, several vigils and prayer services are taking place today both inside and beyond highland park. they are as follows. the community church of lake bluff, 117 east scranton avenue lake bluff old prayer service at noon. it will include prayer and music on the corner of route 60 and wiki can avenue and state forest paired trinity grace church and church has organized a community prayer gathering at 3:00 p.m. at trinity grace church, 1506 have

one road highland park everyone is welcome. highland park presbyterian church, trinity and other areas leaders will hold an ecumenical prayer vigil at 7:00 p.m. at the highland park presbyterian church, 3:30 laurel avenue highland park, all are welcome. today is helen park high school at 433 vine avenue in conjunction with community partners hosting crisis counseling until 2:00 p.m. and is open to everyone. no appointment are necessary. additionally a family center will open tomorrow, july 6th and noon to provide support services and crisis assistance to those who were directly impacted at the parade. location and hours of operation are pending, we will get that information to the community as soon as we have it. please go to the city website for more information. the highland park police department, the american red cross, and the fbi victim

services response team are assisting with an additional partners. the teams will engage with victims, families to assess immediate needs and provide crisis intervention and other forms of emergency assistance. anyone who is a victim of the incident and is in need of support can call 800/call fbi. i know what a generous community we are a part of and we are overwhelmed with the amount of support offered not only from those at highland park but they were surrounding regions and throughout the nations. thank you. for those looking to donate to victims and in support of the community, we ask that you be mindful of potential scams on both fond of me and other fund-raising avenues. this afternoon we will share on the city's website regarding how to donate to the victims, survivors, and those who support the community. for also reaching out with food and professional services, we thank you. thank you for coming out today i will turn the mic back to deputy

chief covelli. >> any questions? at this point we have not developed a motive from him. investigators are very much furthering the investigation. they have been in discussions with him. don't have anything to say about motivation thus far because it hasn't been provided. the question was disturbing videos online that had been seen. we are reviewing those, those will be part of any investigation efforts by our task force investigators, how enforce police. we will look at them and see what they reveal.

the question was where did he purchase the weapons and did he tell his mother what he had done. he purchased the weapons locally within the region. the chicagoland area. when he went to his mother's come we have no indication he provided any information to her. >> how many weapons that he purchase? >> he was in possession of the firearm the day of, the rifle, he was in possession of another rifle in his vehicle when he was pulled over a police. he also had other firearms that were recovered from a residence he was living in highwood. they were in his name. they were legally purchased. >> there is a level of disguise how did you identify him? clearly there was a lot of planning. you have any idea where he placed himself is our timeline? >> we are working on the timeline and we don't want to be coming out with any inaccurate information on timing. at one of the asks that we have

as members of the community, if you have any video of this individual that is walking toward the parade, at the parade, potentially on the roof or exiting, please call 1-800--call fbi. as far as the disguise went he wore it and then attempt to conceal himself. >> what he looks like question work >> potentially i will get into that and get back to you. >> all the sermon videos, letting law enforcement know beforehand? >> i can't get into that right now. there been some law enforcement contacts, nothing of a violent nature i can get into specifics. >> can you give any details on the weapons and how many? >> covelli: i know the two rifles at this moment in their potentially pistols he had owned as well. sir.

i am not going into what he may or may not have said. the investigation is still moving forward. i will provide that information later on. shooting appears to be completely random. >> people are concerned it was an anti-semitic attack. >> covelli: we have no issue to say this is motivated by religion or race. >> i believe there is still an assault rifle band is that correct? >> covelli: i don't have information on the rentable we will get back to you on specifics. >> prior to this did anybody ever call highland park to tip off authorities? >> covelli: no, we were not made aware of these videos. >> how did you identify him as a suspect? surveillance video or by chasing

them down? >> covelli: investigators and a great job, the atf was phenomenal yesterday, the expedited trace of the firearm that was a major investigative leap for us. with that the videos we obtained from people that turned the men, and the businesses, they all helped us tremendously. >> the number of injured and further breakdowns how many of those were gunshot victims and how many of the injured were not gunshot victims? >> covelli: the information i right now is that all of those transported to the hospital or drove themselves to the hospital were injured by gunfire. so, over 30 individuals that were injured by the gunfire and then went to the three hospitals we mentioned yesterday. >> do you have more info on the ages? >> covelli: he was identified by a number of... there were police officers able to recognize his photo once

revealed that helped tremendously. >> so was he dressed as a woman during the shooting? is that based on photographic evidence or what eyewitnesses were saying? also kenny tells what type of weapon was used? >> covelli: it was a high-powered rifle that was used. shot high velocity rounds. >> an a or 15? >> covelli: could be eight similar to an air 15, it was similar. as far as identifying him with women's clothing, he was seen on video in women's clothing, video cameras played at renda's role in how we were able to identify both leaving initially and as he left. >> where they bought at the same time? >> covelli: different but it's applications. i am not exactly sure what the woman's attire consisted of. initially was reported that this person had long hair, so a week isn't of the question.

in your pizza? it was a local business right in that vicinity. are not sure the name of the business. he was able to access the roof through a ladder that is stuck to the side of the building pay will take three more. >> did he dump it somewhere or have it on him? elementary school have contacted his parents several time? >> covelli: sure, one of the things important to remember here is the diligence and investigation perry will reach out to everybody we possibly can that has information. first-hand information about him, whether that family members, teachers, friends, whoever it is that has information, but it does take time. takes time together who may know him, who knew him in the past, teachers that is something they live there working on they've interviewed a number of people thus far but keep in mind we are

24 hours and, there's a lot of work to be done here and we are not done. i don't want to get into levels of cooperation. no indication the weapons were modified. >> one more. >> covelli: no children have passed away. will take this last one. i'm not sure what address you gave your deck and get back to on that. we will be back this afternoon about 3:00. we hopefully will have an updated status on charges he will remain in custody at this point. thank you, everybody. >> harris: that is the deputy chief of police in highland park, illinois. chris covelli and we are from the mayor. want to start, david, from some and he just said about they're going to have to depend on people who knew him. that mayor was his cub leader when he was a cub scout. little boy like kindergarten age ably. she said about him then he was just a little boy. i know him as somebody who was a

cub scout and it's one of those things where you step back and you say what happened? this is mayor rode a ring when about this in the last day. this is someone like hutto do some become this angry or hateful to take it out on innocent people having an instant day out? when asked about what she knew about him as a child, she simply responded he was just a little boy. >> david: just little boy but you look at him now with the tattoo on his face of a scar, tattoos of up and down his neck. something clearly happened, of course social media, think lee's been taken down, but again, the authorities have it and they are going to scour that to see any signs not only of the events leading up to the crime itself, but also trying to get inside the mind of somebody like this. how did that transfer takes place? may we were talking at the break. how many more crazy people are there out there that are inspired to do it by what they see on social media?

social media plays, once again, big part in all of this. >> harris: two things i don't want to disparage an entire community of tattoo wearers, because i'm related to some of them. >> rachel: on your face? i don't know. >> harris: i would probably start there. and in pain. i mean, was it something that we just don't talk about two people we have around us who are hurting? we barely wanted to talk about the devastation of isolation when everybody was trying to lock us down in cages. you know? seriously. i am not over blowing that. if you haven't left your house in seven weeks, it is a cage, dude. there been so many things that have pressed on the society. but they didn't name those charges. >> kayleigh: you're right, they didn't. remember the physiological effects on the brain from social isolation are exactly that of physical pain. is a real physical impact to yourself in addition to the spiritual impact of being

isolated. absolutely need to underscore that. yes. to hit on a couple important points from that, charges remained to be seen because they are still investigating as we heard him say, they do not want to cite a timeline yet. there still investigating. i want to point out for viewers as well the importance of the collaboration with the fbi and the community as cavalli said. that's why the need as much video footage as possible of the suspected shooter walking in the parade scaling the latter to the roof potentially come on the roof and try to put together an accurate timeline which will help in its investigation. the importance of the fbi and this is that allocation of resources and the caliber of that, so whenever we see massacres of this magnitude and horrific crimes shall important the fbi comes in, immediate exposure to a ton of resources that local state governments don't usually have. that's why the number to call is 100-fbi 1-800-call-fbi.

in the state of illinois there is no death penalty but premeditated murder brings maximum life in jail come minimum of 20 years and you are ineligible they are. if he is convicted of just one of those charges that comes out, that is what he is facing. just so everyone knows what would be coming down the pipe. >> harris: what you were alluding to is the deputy stomach deputy chief covelli is implying it was preplanned for several weeks. it's not like you just got a burr under his saddle like i'm going to do this. he's he had to abandon with the disguise. >> rachel: preplanned marc articulators we see so often. this individual was a rapper. he put forth a song, if you will call it that, had a stick figure he had drawn. >> harris: are you awake is the name of. >> rachel: i need to just do it he said, it's my destiny. the mayor said his drawings

reflected a plan and desire to commit carnage for a long time in advance. what is our mind you have? your mind to michigan, the school shooting we covered in december where he drew on his desk thoughts won't stop, help me and drew the picture again in the morning did it. there is a study that says with all of these shootings 44.3% of the perpetrators actively communicate specific plans of mass shooting in advance. they study about 170 of these incidents. that it's always a common thread to. there is always social media, there's always an articulation, there are always oftentimes known to law enforcement. how can we identify this before it happens? again it's like trying to find any needle in haystack, but we need to get the brightest minds in this country in the room and talk about it. >> harris: the people closest to them. >> emily: 's interesting you should say that because his uncle did comment on him and said he was a very lonely, quiet child. later in the day we heard the

young man was at the home, the family home night or day before and was acting kind of normal. it wasn't just drawings. hit a music video that looked like a classroom. he was throwing bullets on the ground. you know, it could be evil, absolutely. by the way, when i saw that music video, i had to tannic vibes, tom. you can also be a cry for help here and we don't know. that's what we need to get to the bottom of. >> it could be both, by the way. >> rachel: to let us know these signs so all of us as a community. >> harris: how do we as a society, because i think this is a question we are going to have to answer for ourselves. government is not going to do it for us. the law enforcement is little busy. these liberal d.a.'s key putting criminals on the streets another to do double the work. so it will be us citizens paired what do we do to make it comfortable for parents to say to a neighbor, my son is not right and he is over 18, but i

need help. i think you may have taken my car. because, remember, and sandy hook, killed the mom first. of uvalde, shall the grandma before he went to the school. there is connection point a particularly these young, mainly males, haven't seen a nonmale yet. they had that connection at home still. they are not on their own. in fact it's the guy in uvalde he hadn't driven approach is what he did before getting getting to the school. >> david: you have the answer before your question that you do start in the local communities. we have seen how often in the past couple of years during all of this divisive moments we have had on a number of subjects have we seen that any help from the federal government, forget about it periods not federal -- it is a local solution. we look at what has happened in virginia for example with a really cleaned house on the

local scale. they are continuing to do so, starting with the school boards. >> harris: we can't all move to virginia. as lovely as it is. >> david: oel of school boards. we are not used to looking down we have to start doing this. member last year when her grandmother did report her grandson periods before they credit her with supporting a school shooting. to me i always say that the last answer to any type of problem: the last solution is more government, more bureaucracy. i vote we simplify the process of seeing something and saying something providing natural hotlines where resources can be deployed regardless of the allocations because to me what seems lost in the craft is the overlay between state, local, and federal. the more we make that a seamless transition, the more anyone can call any line and have someone hear them so that the next grandmother that sees something that sang some exactly effective. >> david: and know your neighbor, very simple, no your

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>> many celebrities took to social media to outright boycott the 4th of july over the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade. jessica chastain tweeted a picture of herself posing with her middle fingers up with the message happy independence day from me and my reproductive rights. katy perry witnessed "fireworks," maybe it's a ten, but women in the u.s. have fewer rights than an actual sparkler and kim kardashian reshared this, 4th of july is canceled due to shortage of independence. sincerely, women. kayleigh. >> i can't with the celebrities and can't with our president who echoed the celebrities.

you expect a different tone from the president, don't expect america has come up short. who word smiths that beauty, my old boss said every american patriot should be lived in joy, the country will soon be greater than ever before. that's what i want to hear from the celebrities and the president. >> especially from the unifier and chief, only to fail miserably. >> highland park illinois had just happened and he did not know the person had been named about the manhunt, have you seen that video, he looks down and he reads the word highland park, illinois and what the heck was dr. jill biden doing tucking in her note card. that woman -- she was trying to find a pocket, the whole time he's acknowledging the massacre in illinois. it's disappointment, it's -- i

don't understand it. and i want them to want to be better. >> the worst thing, i think, about what he said is where he said it, this was a barbecue for military families. >> i know. >> military families. you are trying as commander in chief to inspire people to fight for their country and you are saying the country is second rate? come on. it's -- this is the best country in the world and the principles that we stand for are worth fighting and even in some cases dying for. that's what he should be saying, not this stuff. >> amen. >> that's right. and adding into that tone deafness, of course, weighs in hollywood. >> irony, roe versus wade decision gave more decision and democracy back to the people. the decision said you as people can make this decision instead of unelected supreme court justices. so it's actually a win for america and the people who feel that way on hollywood should do who pro life did, fight for 50

years in the system and do what's right, and instead of criticizing it, do your work. they have lots of time to convince people their violent way of dealing with abortion is the right way to go, and the pro life side has the opportunity to make the case for life and 50 states are now going to have to do that. >> that's right, so my messages, tone deafness, echo chamber, what is that furthering for them, the next contract like ok, warner brothers will allow me in. >> why not. within seconds of the ruling, of the breaking news, you had 17, 18 companies saying that if you, you know, choose to live a certain way we'll pay for your travel to go get -- we'll do whatever you need to do. why not. why wouldn't they flip for sponsorship. big names sponsoring. >> and michael moore saying like women and girls aren't free.

to your point, rachel, i feel freer than ever before, i don't need a sloppy dressed man telling me how i should think. many more don't think the way michael moore thinks, we have the freedom to express that. >> 80% of women who have abortion say they would not have had one if they had the support. they are clamoring support when they are pregnant, and clamoring for men to take responsibility. abortion is an escape hatch for a lot of men taking responsibility for their part in this. >> quote a great american philosopher, alice cooper, alice cooper, i'm kidding, but alice cooper did say if you are listening to a celebrity in order to get your information who to vote for, you are a bigger moron than they are. >> well said. >> that's amazing. and katy perry's point, she said

women have less rights in the country than a firework, but part of what you were bringing up, the actual truth of the ruling is restoring votings rights and the authority to the people in the way the founding fathers intended and the constitution protects, they distort the message. >> well said. >> thanks to everyone, "america reports." >> sandra: president joe biden is set to hit the road, his approval rating is lower, and they mock the president for calling on mom and pop gas station owners do more to bring prices down. big oil, pointing to the president's policies the reason costs are up. >> and jeff bezos accusing