this is one of the things we really, really thirst for and through the investigators there are enough to try to confirm what the motive was. >> randy, thank you that is a stunning development again they are looking through socia social media. there's so much we don't know, this which we do. they will be announcing to the press soon. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: i'm judge jeanine shapiro. in greg gutfeld 5:00 in your city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ a fox news alert police set to give an update on the deadly nashville school shooting that killed three children and three adults. please could reveal more on a possible motive.

jonathan is at atlantic with the latest. jonathan customer >> the police are investigating a positive motive also looking at surveillance video from the school they got the call around 1015 this morning. an active shooter at the school, gunfire erupted at this private christian school in nashville upscale green hills community officers of enter the building and ended up clear in the first floor when they heard gunfire from a second-floor lobby area and then headed in that direction. >> when the officers got the second level they saw a shooter of female, who is firing and the officers engaged her. she was fatally shot by responding police officers. >> they say it was 828-year-old nashville area woman who at some point had attended the school would serve students in preschool-6 grade. i have notified families of the victims which include three adult staff members and three children survivors of the attack

were taken by school bus to a baptist church about 2 miles away to be reunited with parents in just minutes ago metro national pd without the names of the victims have identified the children who were killed all of them nine years old. william kinney, then the administrators and/or staff members were killed cynthia peake 61 years old catherine koontz. who 60 and had a school in my kill was 61 years old. again police just now releasing those names on this very sad day in nashville. >> a sad day indeed thank you very much jonathan. >> judge jeanine: we will bring you the police news conference once it starts, in the meantime our patriotism and hard work a thing of the past and joe biden's america?

endless bashing of the united states showcasing and extending new pole. just 38% of americans say that patriotism is very important to them. a severe drop from 70% in 1998. and worse, they are now less americans who respect and appreciate hard work. it is no wonder when the white house is focused on equity and handouts. >> vice president harris: this is about equity and whether or not we are truly committed to the principles of equity in every way that we as government and as a society can enforce those important principles. >> president biden: one of the reasons i'm so optimistic about this nation is today's generation of young americans is the most progressive, thoughtful, and inclusive generation that america has ever seen. forcing us to confront the huge gap in economic and equity. it forces us to confront systemic racism and white

supremacy. >> the obsession with wokeness being driven by liberals. 56% of democrats want companies taking a public stand on social and political issues. what 80% of republicans oppose it. if you criticize the left's hyperfocus on being woke, then they will call you a racist. >> this whole discussion about woke, is really a dog whistle against african american against black people, against people of color. the things that they are deeming is woke are the things that are trying to make us a more inclusive country. by having books, letting our children learn about others other than themselves. >> judge jeanine: , i will start which you it appears that the left is pushing equity which considers the outcome as opposed to equality and opportunity. and now we have these numbers that are indicating that fewer and fewer people are even

interested in working hard. >> jesse: hard work has been replaced by quotas, everyone wants to be rewarded for something they didn't really deserve. just because you look a certain way, or you identify a certain way does not mean that you deserve a job or promotion. it used to be a work hard and you got ahead, and now people want to get ahead just by the color of their skin. just because they wanted to sleep with some certain person. that does not matter, also the ark is hard work because life is too easy now. you have an app for that week and have someone come over a beer handyman, make your bed, do your dishes. deliver your food. everyone has a butler in their phones. that is also part of it, the patriotism thing i understand because the farther away you get from the cold war, the less competitive you feel as a country used to be communism versus capitalism and now it's globalism. now just about open markets,

free trade, america is the top guy, but you know what? we do not really deserve it and we feel bad about our position. if you get to the war on terror situation remembered that was more of a nuisance. they called a global war but i was a pesky nuisance that you can mop up with surgical strikes. and then a member they were mad at us because it was our fault. we cannot fight back because we do not want to spark war. the iraq war was a mistake, afghanistan went on and on. you don't really get that patriotism that we used to really feel made us americans. >> judge jeanine: this poll shows a 22% drop in young adults ages 25 and below. saying that they are extremely proud to be american. what is that about? >> across the board all categories were split on age lines so we talk to senior citizens date feel good parts of patriotism they are very

religious. subsea a generational thing that's happening here. i think jesse is right that there is just so much distance now from what people generally considered to be a just war. it's him and that to support maybe get involved with. i was the post 9/11 the 9/11 moment was a great moment for american patriotism. we were all completely unified we really haven't had that since then. i think about younger generations, generally feeling differently about the money question was really interesting too about how that is the only thing democrats and republicans is a value that is gone up that everyone wants more money. young people see the world differently and i think part of that is on us to do a better job or take a leading what makes her country special. why even if there are things that you do not like about the way the country works it's still better than a lot of other options. i just front right me on the religion question, they never talk about spirituality tas replace religion for a lot of people i'm not saying that for

those who are religious it can equal thing is not just meditating religion -- i do not go to synagogue regularly i'm proud to be jewish. i understand that religion is part of being a community and having a support system you can get that pay much there being a spiritual person i think that should be one of the questions. >> judge jeanine: the truth is as jessica says her jesse said the only priority of importance was money. that is amazing because covid created a generation where everyone became accustomed to receiving money they do not want to work and joe biden's america they just don't work. how do you rationalize the two extremes? >> the government destroyed education or just take away big life events like college graduations, high school state championships. things that shape you as a person your future spouse taken

away three years of overbearing covert policy but it was a federal level or state level. when it comes the question had about being proud to be american, when all the institutions, government institutions, colleges even elementary teaches young people that america is a backcountry should not be surprised that they don't have any feelings about patriotism especially since they are young and they haven't traveled to the rest the world to see how the rest the world operates. not tired but going to europe even though europe will make you appreciate america, going to third world countries are seeing the despair that the rest the world is in. or just seen the good things that america is doing around the world. the other thing i would say we focus so much on equity in four years ago people so the tolerance was 80% people said it was very important to them. now sound 58%. they have been pushing equity like that's gonna make it one more tolerant action requires everyone to discriminate against one another to see each other as

their differences modest the same. because you are looking for certain characteristics a set of judging everyone by the same standard and people who work the hardest into the top. instead we are all judging each other but what makes is very different. >> judge jeanine: 1-7 americans thinks the country is going in the right direction how we change that around? he is just blaming the republicans. >> greg: i think a lot of this was intentional what have we replaced patriotism with? we have replaced it with a different kind of bribe its identity politics. we've gone from pride in our country to pride in our identity. so which one is better? the media picked its horse, its identity. pride in your country is not necessarily it's an idea. it's not i'm proud to be an american it's i'm proud to be part of an idea that makes is country different, that's what anyone can be an american right? they can come from anywhere and

that's why we are known as the melting pot. we weren't supposed to notice parts of the melting pot right customer the country as an idea was supposed to bring people together, but we have done is we have a place that unity with something summing that we weren't supposed to do. tribalism. right? now it's everyone is their own sports team. what happens is now you have a new kind of problem, which one is better? identity politics is the worst kind of pride. it's actually pathetic if you are proud of your identity you had no hand in your identity right? should i be proud to be in a white because a white person invented the light bulb? shall be proud because a white person invented penicillin? i didn't have anything to do with that. i'm proud of the things that i do. that's why americans tend to be proud is because we do things and being part of america is to

be doing something as an american identity politics completely deflates that whether you are proud of your race or your sexuality you've nothing to see for yourself. it's exit kind of sad. >> jesse: i'm actually very proud of my sexuality. [laughter] [laughter] >> judge jeanine: do you want to expand on that? [laughter] [laughter] coming up, joe biden with a bonkers claim that republicans are to blame for america's wide open borders. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with cpap for their sleep apnea. but stephanie got inspire, an implanted device that works inside the body. there's no reason to keep struggling. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com.

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>> jesse: let's listen in. >> pray for each other and pray for our families. also let us praise our first responders, 14 minutes. this morning i was in boston to see my own sons sporting event and now i'm overwhelmed at the thought of the loss of these families. of the future lost by these children and their families. the leading cause of kids is guns and guns fire. that is unacceptable. i want to thank the fast response of our officers guns are quick. they do not really give you much time. even a remarkably fast response there is not enough time.

those guns stole precious lives from us today in nashville. in this dark hour, let us support each other. let us go and hug our children a little bit closer tonight. and thank you all for being here when asked chief drake to come here and give us an update. >> thank you mayor cooper, again thank you all for being here just an update from today's press conference we have identified the shooter is audrey hale. a 20-year-old female that lived in the nashville area. we have investigations ongoing now at the residence on brentwood avenue. we have made contact with the father that lived at that residence are putting together

more information. we've also determine that there were maps drawn to the school in detail of surveillance entry points, et cetera. we know and believe that entry was gained through shooting through one of the doors is how they actually got into the school. i want to take the time to at least say and i do not want to save the victims names come out of the six victims, three adults, three of those were children. two of them were age nine, one was eight years old about to be nine. all of the families have been contacted. the victims families have been contacted as well. my thoughts and prayers go out to the family. when we send our kids to school or to any place of safety we

expect them to live, learn, have fun and come back. from that day. we do not anticipate things like this. i want to say thank you to our partners. to the chief, to our mayor for his support, tour federal partners, but also want to say thank you to our first responders who got there and immediately went in and addressed a threat of someone that have multiple rounds of ammunition prepared for a confrontation with law enforcement, prepared to do more harm than was actually done we were able to stop the threat and unfortunately six victims. my thoughts and prayers again the praise goes to the men and women as i've said before we will not wait, i was hope in the state would never ever come here

in the city. we would never wait to make entry and to go in and to stop a threat. especially when it deals with our children. so thank you. >> i'm going to go over the victims names with you now. the 39-year-olds who were ki killed. evelyn. william kenny. hallie scruggs. three adults. my kill. custodian age 61. cynthia peake. it's my understanding a substitute teacher age 61. catherine. age 60. if they said we have identified the active shooter is audrey

elizabeth hale. age 28. we will take just a few questions of you have any. as we know chief you want to address that? >> from our investigations it tells us that she was a former student at the school. i do not know what grade she has attended or grades, but we do firmly believe she was a student there. she does identify as trans transgender. >> i cannot give that information i'll let you know the minute the call comes in we responded to the church. to the school. >> there was two officers that when? >> they were 5 officers that a meal he went in and addressed,

we have video that we are going to release that you can see in the video you can hear gunfire going on is there in the school. the art addressing the threat and taken the threat down. >> we know that there we were 2 hairstyle weapons. another one was an air style pistol. the other was a handgun. we believe two of those may have been obtained legally and locally here. >> can you confirm that one of the adult victims was head of the school? >> i do not know her exact capacity in the school but it was up in echelon. >> unsure i believe that one may have been but i cannot confirm that. >> does the shooter have any criminal history? >> no history at all.

>> no motive discovered at this point in the apartment? >> we have a manifesto, we have some writings that we are going over that pertain to this day. the actual incident. we have a map drawn out of how this was all going to take pl place. there is right now a theory that we may be able to talk about later but is not confirmed. we will put that out as soon as we can. i'm sorry i did not hear you say that customer >> do you think how she identifies was the motive for targeting the school? >> we can give you that at a later time. there is some theory to that we are investigating all of the leads and once we know exactly we will let you know. >> was this a targeted attack? >> it was. >> i do not know any history of mental illness at this time, but

we are looking at that as an investigation is ongoing and i'm sorry. a woman. >> this was the only school that was targeted? >> it was the only school that was targeted, there was some of the location i was mentioned, but because of a threat assessment by the suspect and too much security they decided not to in that area with your nashville it was continuing at that investigating as well. right now, we believe a solo assailant we do not anticipate any further damage at this time. we are certainly still investigating. yes, yes. thank you. >> the scene is going to be processed throughout the night probably into tomorrow. this is an extensive scene as you know she entered the building which is won structure.

the church and the school is in one building she lowered on the lower floor there were shots fired at a lower floor before she went to the upper level. it was on the upper level or she was confronted by police and killed. understand the scene processing will take place over at least two days. today and tomorrow. we will certainly have more details for you including the release of video perhaps tonight but if not tonight certainly tomorrow. thank you. >> jesse: that was the press conference that we heard a lot of details about the shooting, let's go to judge jeanine pirro shooter is identified as audrey hale, transgender female. there is a theory that the trans-identity may have played a

role in the motivation of the shooting the police chief said that he will get to that later this evening. spew for what i can tell you is this it was clearly targeted, she had maps, surveillance, she knew where she was going. she is connected to the school. my referring to her as she or him, i don't know. all i know is this. when we talk about security, our schools are not secure and hardened enough. apparently there was a door open but it's more complicated because it's connected to a church. wherever we have children with a soft target. i don't care she, or what it is. mentally i do not care. children need to be protected and that means a lack of security is partly responsible for what is going on here. we have school resource officers, we have to have security people in our schools, we have to have a lockdown, we

have to make sure that we at least understand that this can happen in any school and any town in america. now this is a great police department. they were in there within 14 minutes and took out the target within 14 minutes. the target was able to legally possess guns, we are going to have an argument about that is whether or not she should have had those guns, how she got those guns, what was your background? what was her mental stability? did anybody know that she had any mental problems? or any instability problems? and why target children? why go from the first floor to the second floor to target children? why would anyone want to target children? if she had a beef with someone because she had gone to the school, or he had gone to the school the past, okay. we can understand that. to literally take children out is unforgivable, it is evil personified. >> jesse: the chief said that

the shooter was prepped and ready with a lot of rounds before being engaged and taken out. >> there was a lot of planning and documentation that they found back at the home that she lived with her father there is a manifesto that was left behind, a map of the school and at a potentially motivation that they are releasing maybe the next couple of hours. i like to know if they are investigating this as a hate crime it is a christian school. we also know at the beginning of the month governor of tennessee recently signed legislation is passed to ban the transitioning of children given who this individual was i would like to know if that had some ado with that we will certainly find outcome of the police did what they were trained to do. there were not cowardly. they went in and they limited to the threat. security is a huge issue for the schools. the fact that they could go through the side door means that security needs to be taken more seriously it's really easy to be comfortable, but something that serves the needs more inve investment.

>> a lot of the shooting so we unfortunately had to cover there is a lot that is so good may make clear later on in days and weeks ahead. >> greg: i don't need to know the information, there is math to this when a mass shooting occurs there is an increased probability of another one within 13 days because of; generalized imitation that's when a person's behavior is amplified and influence other people behavior to engage in similar actions. we know this happens with mass shootings, the world health organization's have issued guidelines for suicide reporting suicide to reduce the incidence of copycats or imitations i really wish we sit here we do this once this keep happening? look at the mere. we constantly and prominently placed the stories, we repeat faqs over and over again the frequency plays a role, we provide step-by-step descriptions of the crime, we do not limit the use of photos or videos we have live press events or talk about we increase the spectacle of an event.

so that it stays in some but is mine the more you increase the frequency of report the more likely someone is going to hear influenced by. all i'm saying is treat this and change the reporting methods finally. let's just change the reporting methods and treated like we treat teen suicides or celebrity suicides, we do actually pin down the coverage. >> jesse: they've already blame republicans let's listen. >> we want to express the president's appreciation for the first responders and prayers for all the families affected by the shooting. we do not know all the details in this latest tragic shooting we know that too often our schools and committees are being devastated by gun violence. school should be safe spaces for kids to grow and learn and for educators to teach. >> jessica: is just horrifying. as a parent it's unconscionable

watching the parents outside of their there is a woman who traveled she is visiting her visiting her sister-in-law she comes from a place i just to shooting recently and now she is standing outside of the school because her sister-in-law's kids good at school. it's a blight on the country. i very much appreciate the press conference and the contrast won't went on a new faulty for those officers stood back and these officers ran right in their knowing full well that she was armed to the gills. i was prepared to die for this. it speaks very well of them i agree with greg about the reporting issue i guess we are part of the problem right now that we're doing doing that. i will say to the judge's point inevitably to the conversation about guns. i don't know if the shooter had a mental problem. she did. you don't kill children come you don't kill people you don't know or maybe she did know that maybe they were there when they were in school if you don't have a mental illness problem.

i would also add that republicans are incessantly talking about preserving our children's youth. this is a precious time in life that's what we can have certain books on their shelves, while we can have drag queen story hour. whatever it is. if you're telling me that you don't think that having armed guards all over our preschools isn't robbing children of the youth? i don't know what to tell you. that is more traumatizing than any line that i've read in any book. >> jesse: more traumatizing than this? >> it has been proven that this is a solution this a very different case it's a private school, a religious school as katie mentioned with a biological female shooter less than 1% of the shootings that go on in this country are women to carry them out. i want more facts on it. of these guns, the two guns i think one was illegal but to gain legally many here all the time we disease the laws that are in the books, note the laws were not good enough.

if this person could legally get those weapons the laws are not good enough. >> judge jeanine: we don't know. >> greg: all we do is speculate we don't know anything about this. i'm talking to her. >> judge jeanine: here's the other issue the bottom line is you need to protect them. lock the darn door. period. >> jesse: will monitor the situation and give you any updates as we get them. more on it "the five" up next. ♪ ♪ weeks. uh... here i'll take that. ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. ♪ need relief for tired, achy feet? or the energy to keep working? there's a dr. scholl's for that. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have patented gel waves that absorb shock to hard-working muscles and joints, for all-day energy.

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not less. >> he is full of you know what, honestly does he believe that americans are going to buy the fact that republicans will been screaming and stomping and going to the border for the last several years are actually looking to cut border patrol agents? if look at the president's own budget is only only adding 100 border patrol agents, we need more than 2,000. under this administration. >> the democrats don't think that there is a problem and there i can do anything to solve it. they really don't want to solve the issue. >> i think this is the definition of gaslighting. they're really wanting more agents so that they could process more people not to actually patrol the border. >> jesse: this guy has been awash in and for what christian work 40 years? never meant to the border explodes under his watch and he blames republican party.

he lives right out and to everyone's face and the rest the media doesn't even say anything about it. the rest the media doesn't want to care don't think they don't even go to the border unless donald trump has someone in a cage that joe biden built himself. i'm sick of this sky lying about republicans and not doing anything to fix this country's problem that's why everyone hates politicians because they're all talk and no action. >> when the present was in canada he also kept lying about the number of border crossings take a listen. >> president biden: since we created a dedicated pathways to the united states the number of migrants arriving has dropped precipitously. i command canada for stepping up with a similar program opening new legal pathways up to 15,000 migrants to come to canada from countries in the western hemisphere. >> judge, your jaw is on was on the floor. >> judge jeanine: first of all, he says they don't republicans want to slash

funding for the border and the amazing part of it is if you look at what is going on at the border 4.4 million people come to the border since he has been president okay? which of the hundred and 10% increase over the prior administration. the greatest part of it is that the drugs that are being seized are minuscule compared to the number of people coming in. so you had 1.1 million drug seizures in the first year, now we're down to 600,000 drug seizures with 4.4 million people coming in. it's an inverse ratio. and then the guy who never went to the border for 47 years now wants to talk about the republicans wanting to reduce the number of border patrol? that is ridiculous. he asked for this number because he wants more people to come in, the republic it's asked for this number on the abbey and reason

about services all we did not want to slash it. no we don't want to slash we want to reach that number. then on the issue of fentanyl it cracks me up the president says you know the republicans are not going allow it 900 maura fentanyl to come in. the amazing part is the first time that joe biden ever said that fentanyl kills was in july of 2022. could even get words out of his mouth and now he wants to blame the republicans he is gaslighting which is so blatant. >> jessica: that are public and have a freedom caucus problem until they put out their own budget which mccarthy can't do because he has promised everything to a bevy of lunatics within his party. he is stuck with the fact that the only proposals for the budget are coming from a different kind of republican who do want to slash 2,000 border jobs they want to cut back they want smaller government is with the freedom caucus is about. >> jesse: wanting to reduce

the number of border control agents? your same? you're saying that the republican party -- border staff. >> jessica: if you don't want ads that say republicans want to cut social security and medicare? about your budget and makes it clear to the american people they are not going to touch their entitlements. put your values on the line kevin mccarthy. don't let the freedom caucus speak for you because you're get after ad after after out about what they are proposing they claim it's border patrol agents it's really just border staff. >> greg: are you saying they would prefer more agents? is a here that's racist. i'm sure if the republicans are pushing that it would just be another sign of a xenophobic republican party. i love and the talk about how much fentanyl they captured right? it's a completely meaningless without the denominator i think that is the bottom part of the fraction if you don't remember all help you later. >> jesse: i confiscated 16

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>> this is not only my own tiktok about tiktok. so i believe it should be b" mark no, the united states has never before banned a social media company from existence, from operating in our borders. it is because of this egregious amount of data harvesting we should ban the app. however, that does not really address the core of the issue. we are a government by the people and for the people. i think a lot of this is putting part before the course. >> jessica: i was surprised that that was her first tiktok but she's not even on it normally. >> greg: on a no not a big follower of hers it's amazing that hearing was kind of like the pied piper got all the people on the chinese payroll to come up underground and show themselves because she just got one of her pet projects it just got a hundred grand over hundred grand. the hispanic caucus from china obviously this just a coincidence aoc i don't want

cassidy aspirations. what are the tiktok defenders avoiding the mental programming of this propaganda machine? they think were all worried about the data mining it's more about what is to any kids. i lease because the ccc p and he said denny merchants desired the same outcome which is a vulcanized american. it tiktok it's going it's people's brains that's what they want. >> what you think? >> it's about their voters, their concern that if a band tiktok that the gnc voters are more liberal in a way will no longer be as easily accessible to democratic ideals. there is a short-term. for a long-term issue that's been perpetuated around the country of the chinese commons party are you okay? >> greg: i did not get home till 4:00 a.m. last night. i was sucking the tarmac i was sitting on the plane.

maybe i will. [laughter] >> look, tiktok is a huge problem because of all of the national security implications, all those things. the united states government could try to ban it but that's one issue. they're going to have to figure how to keep other apps because of tiktok goes away the chinese communist party will find another way to get other apps into the apple store wherever you download your apps so it's a bigger issue than just tiktok but i'm not surprised to see someone like aoc defending it and talk about it like it's a we the people problem when it's a foreign government that it's a very things plan for the country perpetuating it to the united states and particularly young people. >> she says which i agree with they need a briefing on the national security risk of data privacy laws. sure and band tiktok. >> judge jeanine: this they quote, why do want to ban ti tiktok? it just does not feel right to me. are you kidding?

the truth is your hispanic caucus sorry been mansion and got some money who knows what else is going on. it's so simplistic that you can even peel back the layer of the onion's ag gee, i wonder maybe there is a legitimate reason by the way china is not really an ally, china is doing x, y, and z to the young generation, but then again this the same woman who did not want amazon to come to new york and give us 25,000 jobs. i take nothing she takes seriously. >> jesse: it doesn't feel right. way to go queens. don't research, don't read anything go with your gut. these things actually work to greg's point is screw my brain up i answered all my information into the app i go up in alligators white suburban moms dancing to hip-hop in a kitchen over and over and over again. it was disturbing and they know what i like and they probably rewired my brain. i need a rewiring.

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weekend. we have pictures. there is sophia, she is the candlestick and lapeer, i believe. there is elliana. i don't remember what the role was for that one. johnny went down for spring break. not mexico, he is still alive. here is a sneak peek. >> in your opinion, what issue facing america is most important. >> justin beenter and celina gomedz need to get back together to save the world. >> jesse: that's what greg just said. join jean time for greg's one more thing. >> greg: i wish your kids didn't have so many ohio state buckeyes filling up one more thing. lacrosse or something? >> volleyball. >> greg: i'm over it. >> jesse: i thought you were going to sponsors their volleyball? >> greg: i was. all right, tonight. harris faulkner, jamie lissow. kat timpf jimmy failia, going to be a great show.

let's do. this greg's book cover unveiling. this is quite exciting. do you want to see the cover of my new book? why is my collar up? take a look at this. pretty nice. there you go. actually, if you want to see my book recereal, you are going to have to watch tonight 11 o'clock p.m. it will blow your mind. a huge context. if you can guess all of the characters on my book, you will win quite a big prize. >> jesse: that's impossible. >> greg: i know it is. >> judge jeanine: it's my turn very special cat named happy cat named happy. smiley face on his side. destined to bigger and better things. sell him to australia's new parks. happy roams a massive 300 acres of land and puts smiles on the faces of tens of thousands of people. jessica? >> katie: people were on a

safari in south africa and having a picnic. a crocodile came and stole their cooler a huge crocodile and took it back to the river where another crocodile tried to steal the cooler from him. luckily, nobody was hurt. that is very scary. >> judge jeanine: that is scary. okay. all right. thank you so much for being with us tonight. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hello, bret. >> bret: hey, judge. good to see you. thank you. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight. three 9-year-old children and three adults murdered this morning at a church-run school in nashville. the shooter was identified as a 28-year-old who is transgender and identifies as a woman. she was killed by police. correspondent jonathan serrie has our top story tonight as police try to solve the questions of why and how and parents in the community mourn the dead from a tragic day. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening, bret. police say this was a targeted attack b