>> liz mcdonald, thank you. a jamie thank you. >> from our studio not against fox news @ night i love you america. >> good evening and welcome to america's late news. fox news @ night. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. >> breaking tonight more than 1 hours after a shooting in a denver high school, there is no official update yet on the teenage suspect who has been on the run. police say they found his vehicle at local media report a body was found nearby. jonathan anna has more information on what we are learning about. the shooting in the suspect is. >> a good evening. yes. intense and i was long for the

alleged shooter may be over tonight with local media reporting a body not yet formally identified has been found in a remote mountain area. 50 miles southwest of denver with the suspects volvo exit 90 was discovered hours after the shootings. seventeen -year-old old austin mild was identified as the shooter and that despite being juvenile, because of the danger they clearly felt he posed and the urgency they've finding him. lyle was already subject to but officials at timbers east high school called a safety plan. under which he was required to be patted down daily before entering the school. >> they had been searched previously to today and never had a weapon before. however today during that searc which took place away from othe students away from other school staff, they did produce that

weapon and fired shots. >> some parents of students at the school said they had no ide any such safety plan was in place and question why a studen considered a potential danger would be allowed into the schoo under any circumstances. they also pointed out in 2020 and the right commercial injustice protest following the murder of george floyd, that denver school district days out the use of school resource officers. can i as one of the two administrators should not in serious condition. they announced that they will b putting on forces it back into the city's public high schools police office and confirm that tonight. thank you. >> i definitely get a lot of shot my fire flight response kicks in. as soon as we have to start hiding in i figure out it's not a drill, i start to think what if i want make it tomorrow and that's definitely quite hard as it may be a could be the last

time i see my family. >> they don't have a stronger line of defense at the front door. i don't think wiccans in the th back to school. i feel sick every day sending m kids to school. how do we move forward after this? >> students and parents system today that's spring and crimina defense attorney jacqueline goodman. i want to put on the screen because i think it's important. these are some of the safety facts and i should point out that ten guns were found a conference gated from students from the stopped are of the school year in february and 202 denver school board voted to group move officers from school in the aftermath of george floy killing and deborah school boar members argue that police and schools were detrimental to students of color because they were being referred to police officers. instead of reforming the studen to police officers, they patted him down every day searching fo a gun. it seems like there are legal implications.

>> so many. we have to wonder what it was the 64,000-dollar question is why are they patting him down every day? even from a defense perspective you have to wonder whether chil is allowed to go to school with no information to the other students or parents if he is such a threat. >> you look at the school and i is 16 miles from columbine. columbine is ground zero in the school shooting. a phenomenon. the thing we have seen for the past 25 years. it is 60 miles away. oberon ohio not far away. the people were allowing this kid with behavioral problems i want to listen to this deceased parent high school east how a school parent and will get your response. >> i would hate for my kid to have to go to school with metal detectors and security resource officers. these kids are going to be so impacted in everyday be terrified. if they don't have a stronger

line a defense at the front door , i don't think we can send them back to school. i feel sick every day sending m kid to school. how do we move forward after this? >> have to feel sick every day about appearance would want me would certainly want my child a legally safe as i could possibl get them and may be that school resource officer. >> it's like playing wacko mall. every day there is violence. if we decided to make ourselves the only way to make ourselves safe is to lock people up or have more and more officers. i don't think were getting to the real problem. why is the violence occurring i so many schools? >> it's important 2.0 that the very same school had a student shot and killed at the beginnin of this month. it was not on school grounds it was off school grounds but stil with that in mind, you have to believe this school would go to the ends of the earth to increase security and instead they are doing these ephemeral measures is. >> it's hard to know.

i don't know what they're doing to increase security but there has been 18 school shootings an since the beginning of this yea where someone died or was injured by a gunshot. it isn't just endemic to that particular city or to colorado in particular. >> would you foresee them putting resource officers back and all the schools in the denver public school system? >> i could see them doing it bu again i question whether or not it's the right response. >> it's interesting jaclyn goodman thank you for coming th time the chinese and russian presidents wrapped up that thre summit in moscow in before leaving she champagne that delivered a cryptic message for the west in wladimir putin's message was much more blunt kevin corke is alive with breaking details on this. >> change is coming. it has not happened and 100 years. we are driving at. to those with the words of china's president she's in pain to his russian counterpart more importantly those are words clearly meant to for the wester

world. at the two men pledging support for the other bowing increased economic ties into strength in special relationship. coming after hours of wladimir putin vowed to respondent to british plans to send ammunitio containing containing depleted uranium to ukraine. even as moscow warns of the ris of new nuclear collision increasing. the two authoritarian leaders are calling for promoting a multipolar world and that they pledged to work together to quote, safeguard the international system. they also said to the urge of the united states into undermining international and regional security and global strategic stability in order to maintain its own unilateral military superiority. for its part, the white house i urging beijing too pressure russia to withdraw from ukraine. they are also casting doubt tonight on the strength of the

so-called budding partnership. i would not go so far as to cal an alliance. i called and marriage of convenience. in president she a potential backer she gets help from president exide. washington criticized the timin of the trip coming days after the international criminal cour issued an arrest warrant for wladimir putin on the war crime charges. >> live in dc think thank you with us now the former director of the national counterintelligence and securit center. great to have you on pr writes the following telling moment came as she bid farewell to putin following a steak dinner at the criminal into his day. right now there are changes at the likes of which we have not seen before at 100 years. she told putin and we are the ones driving these changes. had if you're in charge of

national security, that is a bold statement. how do you define that? how do you actually go in and look at the statement and figur out what he is trying to say. thanks for having me tonight an i think that statement every word it means that something. we listen to those words of our meeting in context and we liste to him pointing out not only is he from the strength but putin really sends a message to the united states that they are in their mind to control the globa order. >> it's amazing because it all comes two weeks after the us intelligence leader said that china is at the consequential threat to national security and then you toss in russia and you constant is meeting in you toss in russia and china working together in space and with energy and it becomes this danger is. it doesn't.

it's problematic a multifaceted capacity and only diplomaticall militarily economically and politically around the world, from a defense to spruce china is an existential threat from position of strength and now they are harboring and bringing in very weak russia was problematic for us when our national security perspective a well as a diplomatic perspective . >> what do you think about this? do you think it setting up two may be in the next year or two to go into taiwan? a couple things to the report, it's maybe not a marriage i think they're chording in there trying to gauge each other's commitment because they don't trust each other in order the russians and chinese trust each other but as a common enemy the pose that threat to both of the and i do think what's going on in ukraine and how his help to put in get out of that clearly predicate his mindset and intentions for what he has in mind for taiwan in the future.

>> there with the following during the visit she had almost nothing to say about the ukrain work behind the china's positio was impartial. proposed a peace plan for ukraine that the west largely dismisses as a vague at best an at worst a ploy to buy time for putin too recruit his forces. by the peace plan? is it a ploy? is it something to buy time? what are your thoughts? >> it can be both. i think it could be a ploy to buy time. also could be position for him to say i am now the new global leader i will provide a peace plan for putin to deliver in th russian people at the same time like you did with iran and saud arabia making it look like i am they know united states of america i am the law eater of the free world although not every wild i can broker a peace deal with country as we need in the ukrainian people to ones wh will suffer at the end. >> good insight thank you.

>> meantime a new questions tonight about the unexpected delay of today's grand jury proceedings in the hush a case against former president trump. we were expecting to hear from final witness but now it appear at the indictment is pretty muc up in the air. >> definitely interesting to watch multiple court sources confirming that fox news pursue scheduled proceeding were slate to testify was canceled at the grand jury has been told to be on standby for thursday. it so far no reason given for putting off the session fox new learned that there is major dissension in the office of progressive menaugh da alvin bragg. according to one source, bragg is not been able to convince th jury to charge the former president due to the weakness o the case. >> the da for whatever mysterious reason is delaying delaying filing this indictment which makes me wonder whether there is something going on behind the scenes of? >> facing fears political

pressure not just from republicans and backers but fro democrats who believe that donald trump is arrested in acquitted, it would serve to bolster his political standing. in a separate case, they could from a federal appeals court rejected a request from trump t block one of his attorneys from turning over materials to a grand jury. that grand jury is looking into whether he broke the law by keeping keeping classified documents out as marrow lago an stay in florida trump attorney ever uncork a run will have to turn over notes and conversations he had with the 45th president about those materials. troops team does not have the option of taking that case all the way to the supreme court. we continue to wait and see what --trump's legal team very busy thank you let's bring in former federal prosecutor john arena great to have you on the indictment is in on? is it 50/50 what you think? thanks for having me on it's

anyone's guess. i'll take a contrary interview have never believed it was a serious march to an indictment. you don't like this amount of grand jury information if you have a strong case. he marched forward and drop you indictment. we're getting almost daily leak from this grand jury about what they're doing what they're contemplating with our meeting and it may never be charged the fact that we are getting this much information broadcast weakness. >> jonathan turley said this bragg is suggesting according t reports that he would like to prove a federal crime the department of justice did not think warranted a charge. that is something none of us have really seen before. federal violent felony the whol thing is that this thing that was supposed to be a misdemeano but the statute of limitations

ran out he had to make it a felony and at least during the figure a way to make it fit and he's having trouble with that last piece of the puzzle there are actually at least three major procedural problems with this case. statute of limitations is too old. the trying to patch together ne york charges with federal charges and it likely it will b thrown out. in the fact that trump could sa he relied on the advice of counsel with do we in this fashion was legal that's a grea to have been set for a person who is facing charges i did not know it was right or wrong i relied on my attorney he told m this was the way to do but if you get past all of that they d go to trial and michael come when a witness. this case is riddled with with weaknesses. >> michael koman really is the star witness it. his legal advisor said at this

about, when i went to play this michael cohen was saying i will lie, cheat, shoot someone i wil never spend a day in jail. he did spend more than a day in jail and who does he blame he blames donald trump is that the reason that grand jury is now a apostle? very likely. they were among the best of the country passed on this case why is that because that they themselves are prosecuted michael cohen for perjury. they know him and i'm sure they factored in that he would be there mr. witness relying on hi not the way you want to bring the first case against a former president first up to virginia

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a dramatic scene a manhattan today when a fugitive wanted fo fraud was confronted by the fda fbi and threatened to jump from his 31st floor apartment after negotiating for hours you polic officer repelled down the outside of the 72 story buildin and knocked the suspect back inside. los angeles is considering stiffer penalties for catalytic converter thieves what the crooks make reselling. a single high-end catalytic converter and a lot less than what it takes to fix your car i you're converter get stolen. a newer alert tonight from the dea warning against the potent drugs ila seen turns out dealer or mixing it with fennel to get a cheaper more prolonged high. problem is the drug known as tank is a horse tranquilizer an not approved for human use. it can actually cause human tissue to rock. narcan does not work and drink

because it's not an opioid. >> gwyneth paltrow was back in park city utah in a courtroom for a two of her ski accident trial against a former optometrist. here is the way. gwyneth paltrow is scheduled to testify in her own defense friday. today her loyal playboy defense i am mad. >> the corm order we spent a lo of time on, it's the court's order people are subject to criminal sanctions. >> pouch was claims a camera wa in with in inches of her face tuesday today the joined for placing a camera and a restricted area. acknowledge the media's interes is. >> if you're speaking into a mock you can expect an image ma be captured. >> day two he spoke to the brai injury suffered by his friend

and 2016. >> rethink the ability to function at a high level was a loss terry. a retired homie are, trust is suing paltrow the iron ironman actress and group's ceo maintains that sanderson caused the crash she left him on the mountain without checking on hi health again paltrow is scheduled to testify this frida but it could happen sooner if there's any conflict with other witnesses among them will be paltrow's husband and two teenage children. >> we will have it when i happens at thank you coming up data privacy concerns with tik tok. how the social media apps can collect your personal information. he had a what exactly you shoul look out for. later, we all talked about our pets. they are like family. but do you talk to your pets

pets? have a conversation with your pet? it seems a lot of us do. let us know what you think abou pet chat on social media, twitter and instagram at trace gallagher. we will show your results and i read cookie responses and then nightcap.

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first up into tonight's real news round up stanford dean who confronted a federal judge during a campus event? she's in trouble stamford released the metal obtained by fox digital thing associate dea of diversity equity and inclusion taryn steinbock is no on leave it but did not elaborate. the memo added the protest violated the university's polic of disruption.

update to restoring what brough you earlier a library voted tonight to fire its director fo his treatment of actor kirk cameron and other associates with a storytime book event. kurt cameron described what happened when he was here with fox news @ night. >> we got the invitation to com but the head librarian said now that we know who you are and what you're bringing we don't want your movement at our library. it was about as kind as a horne to us and our stopping into to the community members who were standing out in the rain for a couple of hours when they could've been inside nice and warm. >> several other libraries had banned acumen from speaking at other children's hours as he promoted his book as you grow. the town of louisville colorado passed an ordinance to put a ca on how many gas stations are no to operate in town because of climate change the unanimous vote mandates only six gas stations because seven stations sinks in the ocean. each station must have at least

two electric vehicle charging stations california lawmakers have a bill that requires both public and charter high school to provide condoms to students free of charge. at the bill would require publi schools at the start of the yea to make sure the students know where they can get the condoms. and remind the kids there free of charge remember the free condoms. a lawmakers essay free condoms does not increase sexual activity and they know this how? for fox news @ night common sense department got word washington dc new budget is calling for more traffic camera in the nation's capital from 14 now to around 500. it would generate a lot more tickets and a lot more money bu in that plan the mayor went to low income people to play lower traffic fines and high income people to pay higher fines and

other words, she wants laws based on how hard you work how successful your may be how luck you are why not just have high income people pay more for everything a pair of jeans milk a cow them and gas and in the class system, common sense wonders what's next with certai people be allowed to walk into stores grab what they want and walk out with no consequences? with certain people be allowed to walk across the border illegally while others go through the process? it sounds almost crazy. truth is, the sliding scale of traffic fines will eventually move us to a system where only certain people have to stop at red light. imagine how safe that guessing game would be? common sense it thinks it's one more example of how in today's america the punishment does not fit the crime if it's the criminal just hours at the ceo of tik tok is set to testify before congress where lawmakers will grill him about exactly

what information tik tok collects government phones it. you are about to hear an extensive in stunning list of what information the applicatio is collecting on you. here is the senior national correspondent. >> it's not dance videos congress is concerned about it' the data that tik tok collects. >> it's like giving them the keys to the kingdom they're interested in your keystrokes they're interested in which videos you watch and which ones you skip demographic informatio your likes or dislikes for your contacts are cyber experts say many social media apps like tik tok and basically clone where w image or phone and giving them access to where you are your calendar compacts voicemail private notes to yourself or others access to your photos an camera your microphone even direct messages and folders you filled with documents whatever app you download your trusting that company with putting some

software on your device which could open up to vulnerabilitie and put you at risk tik tok argues it's no different than i the other big tech platform tha uses a surveillance software to harvest and sell user data. others say because of beholden to the chinese coming as party, when it gathers as a national security threat. >> and ultimately become a trojan horse in the modern day sense. >> tik tok says users and know when they agree to these terms industry was all spelled out in the terms of service aph pages your kids agree to when they push that green button and install the app tik tok likely knows more about your kid than you do. let's bring in kt th jason rant of the gentleman on william's piece talked about the key to the kingdom. this is what tik tok collects. your name, age, username, password, language e-mail phone

comments photographs. a lifestream audio recording videos text hashtags payment card number that's your credit card and other third-party payment information. i think it's pretty much the whole thing. >> what don't they collect at this point? there are clear national security threats here. that there is a fair point to b raised other apps do the exact same thing. the difference is that this is company that ultimately is effectively controlled by the chinese government and they are not our friends. they are our enemies and so why would we give them this kind of information they can use to influence elections were alread dealing with big tech companies in the united states trying to do that. we don't have to get this to on of our enemies. >> the ceo goes before congress tomorrow want to put this pull-up the washington post america is concerned it's based in china 71 percent concerned 3

pretty much a consensus. those are big numbers. >> i think everyone has to pay attention to the politicians were going to defend the tik to there are questionable folks taking question a position that happened to align with chinese interest and we need to pay attention to those people and see what other things they're doing behind the scenes with other bills and their supportin that also could benefit the chinese coming communist government. >> we had common sense on mayor muriel bowser in dc kind of giving a sliding rate for traffic fines you make the lowe income people pay less in the higher people pay more. what are your thoughts? >> it's a tax to drive. at the end of the day if they truly cared about safety on the roads, they would not go into a system that will get them a whole lot of money. they don't tell you about the surveillance systems is that they require millions upon millions of dollars just to

operate. they benefit when you actually break the law ultimately, they take that money and they spend on pet projects. if they truly cared about any o us you would hire more cops. it dc cops all over the country have been demonized. one thing we don't do we don't speed. up in your neck of the wits, portland transit or try met had to air out the trains. here's a drug counselor. listen to. >> by the max train sometimes and fenton use on the trains is very common. the risk is after a person smokes, they usually will not out and when they not out they drop what they were using and even a couple of milligrams and fentanyl can be fatal. >> it's unusual to air out trains at 15 seconds left. >> a serious problem in the

pacific northwest appear we've got bus drivers who are getting sick and having to go to the hospital because of fentanyl exposure public health departments they don't want to stigmatize drug users other pretending it's not a problem. >> don't stigmatize those people . coming up a michigan university under fire tonight for hosting separate graduation celebration it based on race and gender identity. a talk inclusion. shocking footage of a raging fire that began at a seattle marina. a story nine years in the making . she is one of three women in th world a to this. the days passed viral videos, next.

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he went right back into his den. nothing like 600 inches of snow to make it very sleepy. >> this whole place is is engulfed. i'm trying not to shake too much . in person, this is crazy. >> pretty stunning video. the boat storage facility being swallowed by flames. the booms in the background are things exploding. the fire began around 2:00 o'clock this morning and investigation on the cause is underway. thirty boats destroyed. no people seriously injured. would it really be a viral vide if we did not talk about how california weather? check out the briefs through th air in a telltale circular formation. much to the alarm of the person who, on camera. one person injured when a possible tornado struck la county earlier today.

it this video was taken a few miles away. imagine la getting snow and a tornado the same month? >> a step boy on mayor of plano firefighter is one of three women in the world in the first in texas to get a us and are rescue specialist certificate. >> the corset teaches students how to handle structural collapse involves more than 300 hours of instruction it's at th mayor nine years to complete congratulations. finally a famous cherry in washington dc are about to hit their peak early. this is always a big time of year for tourists and locals unlike with events and specials bringing people and local businesses together. it's over quickly if you are planning a visit, gotta go in g now. if you have a viral video to share, send over to trace gallagher or fox news @ night o social media.

from our incredible tales of inclusion, a michigan universit is hosting no less than five graduation celebrations separated by race, sexuality an gender identity in addition to the schools a larger official commencement ceremony. from fox news headlines 24/7 entertainment reporter. thank you both for coming on here is the list grand valley state michigan the graduation ceremony asian graduation black graduation latino amx graduatio lavender graduation celebrating lgbtqia+ let's in native graduation celebration. that's inclusion. the whole point of ending discrimination was to bring everyone together and not exclude everyone not divide us up and to all these groups and did read most of the people still go thank god because of this is not the way.

that's the whole thing you're talking about why are you separating everybody? the whole fight for the past ho many years has it been everybod get together graduate together. >> it definitely seems counterintuitive. every body we have fought long and hard to come together. we are tribal creatures and humans are tribal. there are books about it. that is our natural inclination so two separate out seems counterintuitive. >> it really that we have a boston middle school. this is a survey that they ask them put up on the screen have you ever participated in oral markets when they put their mouth on another person's genitals or private area. how many people have you ever had sexual intercourse? eleven and 12 -year-olds appear that the last time you had intercourse did you or your partner use a condom?

eleven and 12 -year-olds finall a transgender person is someone who does not feel the same insight as the sex they were born with. are you transgender? >> parents are up in arms of where this and for good reason some of the questions were abou bullying or health or exercise of those of the questions you should be asking. not about oral sex. a sexual education is a wonderful thing but it's not asking 12 euros if they've had oral. >> sex. >> and if you were in some of the older siblings got wind of it and telling their parents this is what the younger siblings were being presented i school. i'd be upset. >> i think parents should be upset over this. they have to go home and get permission slips. kids do to go to camp up for a day. yet the parents were notified their were other kids were goin to be asked questions about their sexuality and oral sex? i don't have kids but those

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>> thank you both appreciate it coming up in the nightcap did you have conversations with you pet? when no one else is around? let us know why on twitter and instagram. that is next

>> we are back with a nightcap crew. tonight's topic is about our pets. we let them know question. a new survey says more than hal of americans have conversations with their pet. it would nobody else is around. 48 percent told their pet a secret they had never told anyone. the question is, kevin corke it to you talk to your pet no one is around? and why. i don't know who these people are. i guess it's real. i can't imagine. i love pets i love dogs especially. this is hilarious. no. it not in my thing is kind of interesting because of the whol thing correct the be putting we would get up and say that type

of stop. >> and you act like yeah i'm having a little trouble. my dog is not my therapist abou yossi kevin corke you are looking at a person who has actual conversations with my do hijacks dax i love you so much. >> so funny. when you're leaving the house, i'll be right back. i promise. you be good. like they know what you're saying. >> anything more is about it? if you have a secret, they're not going to tell anyone. >> there is a great jump that i can't tell. i can't even tell it but the punchline is that don't believe that lying set of a gun. >> we have eric mastro matthew matthew lang clear i don't even know if you have pets. >> i do. i have a dog. >> met stark that he's a

wonderful dog and i do talk to him. conversation to me implies that you're impersonating the dog talking back. i think if you're doing that, you might want to seek help. >> my doggy is the only member of my family who will listen to me. >> you do have 26. children and a dog. do you have conversations with your parents whether? 90 percent said yes on instagra it's the same 91 percent say absolutely and here's the deal gina norton says my dog understand me better than my husband. >> i believe that. they have i have two cats when speak to them they appeared to speak back but i have no idea what they're saying. it's adorable. we know that aiden says she always seems to be as confused as it me michael raines says i never start the conversation

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