>> greg: out of time, thank you to everyone in our studio audience! i love you, america! [cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening, welcome to america's late news, "fox news @ night," i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. and breaking tonight, a heart rending vigil in nashville as the community and the country more and three children and three adults killed in the shooting and a christian elementary school. in the meantime we still do not know the motive of the transgender shooter and why the killer's manifesto has not yet been released. chief correspondent jonathan hud live with new images and information. >> good evening to you, trace, it was as you imagine a somber

tribute tonight to those who died and a show of support to the families of the victims that demonstration of gratitude to the police officers who prevented many more lives being lost. first lady jill first lady jill biden blade flowers and stood alongside officials of the vigils among them the police chief whose officers acted so heroically in confronting the shooter appeared >> our police officers have cried and i have cried with national and the world beer to from your support, we gather strength and the will to gary on and thef our city. speak of the of 9-year-old have said that she was shocked that she will try to pull a fire alarm. both nine years old were also killed as well as adult staff members cynthia, mike hill, the school head katherine koonce whose officials suggested died trying to protect the children.

saying that would have been typical of her. >> she was an absolute champion for her students. her students knew that she was in their corner. >> we have learned more about 31 years old and rex 27 the two police officers who shot and killed the shooter audrey hale. a marine corps veteran and former firefighter and nine year veteran of the nashville police department. rex and goldberg has been with the police for four years and last week received a calm edition for a pollution policing in a drug bust he was involved in. investigators are looking to piece together a motive for the attack and they have not yet released any details of what they previously described as a manifesto written by the shooter and that's raising some eyebrows. >> looking at how they are

covering the tragedy, let's bring in seattle talk radio host jason. i want to put this up and this is charlie kurt and he makes a fair point. we have a serious problem with authorities linking a scotus ruling, president's tax returns and ossified congressional briefings when unwilling to share a homicidal maniac's to reveal her motive for killing kids. since 2013, they are six of these types of shootings that had manifesto's and they were all released. if this was a conservative manifesto, every news agency in the country would be suing to get it released. your thoughts? >> 100%, but let's be clear, and would have already been released, they would not have to go through a lawsuit. now there is the potential that there is a reasonable reason for this you might not release and somebody else was possibly involved, but that seems extremely unlikely and we would've heard that by now.

one thing i think about is the reason why they may not want to release it is it will tell us what some of us have been speculating that this is in fact tied to a transgender activist ideology we have this weekend coming up, and perhaps it could inspire some violence or some additional protests and rallies as a result of that. that's the only thing i could think of because it does not match the past patterns of releasing manifestoes, and we are told that the fbi's top mines are looking at this. once they go over it and get a better sense of what's in it, then they will release it. >> trace: why would it take this long and how long is the manifesto? "the daily beast" wrote the following here, national shooting fuels the rights engines of anti-trans hate going on to say that trans americans find ourselves reeling from unprovoked and unjustifiable attacks on television, social media, across conservative news media if we

pull the triggers that killed -- as if we pull the triggers that killed six people in tennessee. suddenly it's not about three adults and 39-year-olds being killed, it's about transgender people having a target on their backs. how do we pivot to that? >> because christians aren't considered a marginalized community by folks on the left who will always side with they think comes a marginalized community, even when they are the bad people and all of this. even when they are the villains. it seems to me that one thing we could also do -- i understand why folks on the left or anyone would say, hey, we don't want to allow a shooter to define an entire community, a shooter shouldn't define an entire community. i've said that when involved someone who happens to be conservative or happens to have an identity that the left doesn't want to protect. but we also have a group of people who seem to have been targeted on the basis of their religion and that is worthy of

at least some sort of compassion from some of the folks? but instead they are trying to turn this into a political issue right? you go after the rights, they say they are anti-trans, but at the same time that kind of rhetoric that folks on the rise are going after transgender people could have fueled this exact shooting. you're fed the steady diet of nonsense of how the country is turning into nazi america, you are causing the fear. >> trace: that's a fair assessment. the controversial trans radical activist network is pushing forward as jason was mentioning with plans to march in washington, d.c., this weekend in a protest that was rebranded before the tragedy from a trans day of his ability to a trans day of vengeance. some social media users have

taken the protest to another level posting poses with powerful firearms along with the hashtag 5,000 of which twitter has now since taken down from that platform. what if we told you that computers using artificial intelligence can now identify weapons, even hidden weapons inside a school in real time? if the threat is genuine, teachers and administrators can be notified within seconds. more to be on what appears to be life-saving technology, here is mark. >> as head of security, jason stoddard's you still watching hundreds of security cameras throughout charles county maryland public schools. but thanks to new artificial intelligence technology, a computer is watching in real time looking to see if someone is carrying a weapon on school grounds. >> the and artificial intelligence has the eye ability to identify a weapon to see how a

person is acting. >> experts examine if the threat is real. if so, school staff and police are sent smartphone alerts, potentially speeding up the response time to an active shooter. >> it typically works within existing security camera system where it sits alongside that playing the role of the human being that may or may not. >> there's limits to what the ai can do, guns hidden in backpacks or under coats will likely not be dictated >> we are not saying it's the panacea of school safety, this is just another layer. >> ai detection is a booming business. mike lee f is ceo of pennsylvania-based 0 watts. >> o one and 35 different states on 140 clients. to >> the company mainly hires law enforcement and military

veterans to review the security footage. he says the experienced eyes can mean all the difference in saving lives. the systems, and a cost, county maryland, the school company we profiled in the story, received a grant to install the system but in two years it's going to be on the district to pay for with an expected $10 $100,000 to license the software. >> trace: mark meredith in d.c., thank you. let's bring in alex coker. research paper thank you for coming on, used by the national education association said that hardening schools does not work, it goes on to say hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent to harden schools. none of the currently employed school firearm violence prevention methods have empirical evidence to show that they actually diminish firearm violence in schools. what would you say to this? >> yes, sir, one my heart goes out to the family.

the lost the victims out there in the tragedy. at theasil officers did a phenomenal job and they deserve to have praise. as far as talking about the new high tech ai technology, you've got super max prisons that can get shakes inside where people steal shanks, still stabbing and killing. not necessarily a weapon problem, it's a hard problem. we have to focus on the mental health issue going on. >> trace: it's amazing because you've got two sides of the argument with the education, journalism, research that writes the following here and we also need to double down on what you were saying right there. double down on softening schools to focus on building social, emotional skills of students and educators. do we harden? do we soften? do we do both? what's the remedy here? >> it's better to have then not

need, then need then not have. cops are minutes away and as a society, don't stop and fill him with your camera, do something about it. it doesn't have to be one euro, it has to be everybody, like stirring up a h. we are all going to l leave this earth, and leave with a positive impact doing something great in protecting someone around you. like you can't run away from it, you can't deny it, you have to defend. there's one guy that went with a few weapons but again, charging at once, you will take him down. >> trace: there's a lot more shootings and middle schools and high schools, a lot less than elementary schools and private

elementary schools. should the schools have more security, about 15 or 20 seconds left. >> security is great, i will say for america we took out the paddle. kids no longer fear the teacher, there's no longer licks that you and i were scared of that made us into discipline and organized adults. if we had our way, but starting out in kindergarten and move them along, organized, more disciplined society and we do have a stronger nation in general. >> trace: alex coker, great insight, thank you, sir. we have very interesting brand-new fox polling data to share with you tonight with numbers that are not adding up for president biden. for example on the economy, results showed him underwater by 29 points with 64% of respondents saying they disapproved of biden's job performance while 35% approved.

the white house correspondent kevin corke is breaking down the math and joins us live in the nation's capital. at kevin, good evening. >> good evening, teresa. its interest in going over the paperwork and this will obviously not surprise you, joe biden's job performance numbers aren't sagging. but how consistently the numbers are. biden is underwater and the numbers are trending downward with 56% disapproving of the job performance and that's actually worse than both february and january and he is jazzed about where he has been since march of last year. if specifically americans think biden is failing on national security, foreign policy, border security, and the latter two in the 60% disapproval range. if we drill down on the economy, a whopping 64% of them asked said yeah, they disapproved the job he's doing there and it should be pointed out that that's a poll that had more democrats and independents

surveyed. there is more and 90% of the survey said they were extremely or very worried about inflation. 87% said they are worried about very high crime rates. lastly, president trump continues to lead comfortably among primary g.o.p. voters in our surveys. in 60% say they prefer him to become the sta party sta standard-bearer. governor ron desantis still not officially a candidate still pulling a distant second. on the other side of the aisle, 52% of democratic primary voters say they like to see somebody other then joe biden as their party's presidential nominee in 2024. that shocking when you consider historically we will see if that changes in the months ahead, trace. >> trace: some serious headwinds. it kevin corke live for us in d.c., thank you. more on the latest fox dupes polling, bring in the author of the new book love stories of the

bible speak fox news sunday anchor and the former anchor of the show, shannon bream. it's always great to have you on, thank you for coming. i wanted to run a couple of the poles by you you if i could. this one is the g.o.p. presidential nominee preference among republican voters and interesting there. in the past month you can see former president trump has gone from 43% to 44% and you've gone ron desantis dropping from 28% to 24%. what do you make of the trend? >> listen, the governors not efficiently running and there's all the chatter about will he peaked too early and is there more early attention? fund-raisers who is like we'll get everything ready for him if he's ready to jump he does, he can get in. but there is a cat-and-mouse game like president trump is fully running. he's going at it 100% after ron desantis, anybody else in the field he thinks he needs to tackle.

he's running a full-throated 100% legit campaign. i don't know if voters are responding to that or the combination of that and ron desantis playing coy. >> trace: it's interesting you say the cat-and-mouse game, the rest of the field, i want to put this up because this is the second choice for g.o.p. nominee and you've got ron desantis running away with it. mike pence had 16%, ron desantis at 52%. taking trump out of the field and ron desantis is that heavy favorite even though he's not yet in. >> i think there is an interesting overlap when you look at how people feel about the vp pick. desantis does well including the people who said they love trump. if you saw the former president and his waco rally, well attended fiery on saturday, but the line said he spent a lot of time talking about desantis, they didn't get much reaction. going after the manhattan prosecutor and others got a lot more rate reaction i thought the desantis lines would like this gain of listing like we do not

hate him, we love you, you are number one choice, but if something didn't work out, we are okay with that guy too. that's co sort of the reaction y are getting. >> trace: on the other side of the aisle, they want to keep biden, not exactly the most enviable position for the president to get out of the gate from. >> tough numbers on the economy, the border, all kinds of things. not great polling numbers for him. we are told he's waiting and looking and thinking, and there's the rub porting last week that leaking out he's not thrilled with the vice president and he feels like if he does not run, he could be the nominee. that that's pressing him for another run but we are waiting. >> trace: i want to talk about the new book, and using the nashville shooting this week reminded you of the story of job. here's one of the quotes from that. looking away from my friend's pain will always be the wrong

strategy. plunge into the english with them, just show up. how do you connect that to the nashville shooting? >> so many times when there is traumatic grief, something we know personally or a community hurt and, we sometimes think i'll be awkward and i don't know the thing to say, i don't want to mess things up. but what's better is just to show up because people won't always remember what you say but they'll remember your presence. the friends of job's, three friends who showed up when he lost everything just sat with him in silence for seven days. they did and tried to say this'll all make sense, but seven days all silence. and sometimes we look around like i have a lot of friends in nashville and some of them -- just to sit together is all that feels right to them at this moment. >> trace: this is the third book of the bible series, love stories of the bible and will we see a fourth? >> who knows? can i tell you that this one is my absolute favorites and you don't have to know the first two

before you know anything about this. but for some reason this one got into my heart and soul and i love it because it's not a romantic relationship, its friendships and all of us need that in our life. there's the whole love your neighbor as yourself thing which is when i'm working on because there are not any exceptions i can find in the bible. >> trace: best of luck on the book, and fox news sunday and we miss you at this hour of your degree to see you and thank you. >> you are killing it, trace, good to see you too! >> trace: in the meantime, real news roundup, passing an amendment that would stop the biden energy department from putting in strict new regulations on gas stoves currently on the market. at 29 democrats joined republicans in favor of the amendment, the d.o.e. estimates about half the gas stoves on the markets would not meet the new standard. ♪ ♪

>> trace: students at george mason university protested the choice of glenn youngkin as this year's commencement speaker. a petition demanding the republican governor not be allowed to attend nor speak at the event. in house now around 7,000 signatures and the university president defended the decision saying i support students who are making their voices heard, that being said, i do not believe we should silence the voices of those with whom we disagree. if nhl commissioner said the league will evaluate whether to continue having pride nights after several players refuse to wear a bright themed jersey. admitting some players feel uncomfortable wearing the uniforms and the decision on the issue will come in the off-season. finally a teenager who took part in a pokemon trading card game tournament said he was kicked out after he appeared to laugh when he was asked for his preferred pronouns. at a social media post the teen said he laughed nervously and

even a judge agreed it wasn't with ill intent, but he still had to leave because somebody was offended. still no comment from the tournament. coming up, gwyneth paltrow's ski collision trial goes viral but not the courtroom drama people are talking about tonight. it is her choice of eyewear and a lot of other things. and later, you might want to sing a little bit of take me out to the ball game. it turns out new research says watching a live sporting event can make you feel more satisfied with your life. would you agree? if so, why? let us know on social media, twitter, instagram, @tracegallagher, we will show you the results and read some very clever responses coming up in the night cap. ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> trace: for a stop in tonight's crime roundup, texas ending state troopers to help boston with the police as to when link police department down 90 officers just this year. president of the austin retired austins association said the city cut 50 police positions back in 2020. the district attorney overseeing the case over alec baldwin, now the high pri profile cases being handed over so they can focus on the broader public safety needs. crazy seen on the valet, a man stole a police car, led police on a high-speed chase, then jumped out of the cruiser while it was still going. about 50 miles per hour. the driverless cruiser knocked over a utility pole and the suspect hit his head on the pavement and later died of his

injuries. if tiktok challenge sent the young mom to a hospital after a group snuck up on her and put a bucket over her head while she was shopping at target. the moms under treatment for epilepsy and fainted after the prank. police say the tiktok inspired bucket prank is an assault. here's the montage appeared to >> the worst part about this for me was the last moment i had was asking f them for help and theni hit the ground. it's not funny to find somebody vulnerable that is smaller, alone, and expecting and for your own humorous pleasure to film them to strive to get a reaction. >> that's not funny and nor is this in l.a. two thieves held up a 7-eleven with a handgun and rated the cash registers. armed robbery netted them a grand total of $90. and they are still on the run and likely still robbing other stores. ♪ ♪

remember when fox news at night, and since department told you about the d.c. council pushing a law that would reduce the penalties on certain violent crimes like carjacking? the measure ended up not passing but then again, it didn't need to pass. apparently d.c. has already done away with prosecuting most crimes. according to new numbers, the d.c. u.s. attorney's office chose not to prosecute 67% of those arrested. the u.s. attorney cites number of reasons like crime lab problems in police bodily cam video placed under more scrutiny. in other words, shoddy police work. to which police chief responded by using the old word for disinformation, b.s. the chief has a point considering some u.s. cities are trying to put the bad guys in jail. for example detroit only declined to prosecute 33% of those arrested. of chicago declined 14%. the d.c. u.s. attorney says that

it's prioritizing violent crime. really? as of yesterday, overall crime in the districts of 23% murders, up 19%. common sense understands that excepting only slam-dunk cases looks better on prosecutors resumes making it easier to get promoted. unless of course the goal is to promote safety. well, gwyneth paltrow's legal team called the man suing her over 2016 ski crash back to the witness stand and his answers were somewhat enlightening. here is nate foy appeared nate foy. >> day seven of the gwyneth paltrow ski accident trial, the man suing her for $300,000 took the stand. >> what changes did you see and perceive following the ski collision? >> i just found that it was like flipping a switch. like it was the right side and now i'm in the dark side. to speak the speaker retired

optometrist claims that gwyneth paltrow crashed into him while skiing in park city, utah, in 2016. he later claims injuries from the accident led to near death experience including an accidental overdose. >> you name miss gwyneth paltrow for all three of the near death experiences after? are you claiming it right now in this lawsuit? >> yes. >> paltrow claim sanderson crashed into her and countersued for the symbolic $1. two expert witness doctor says that sanderson's health problems may be due to depression anxiety, or even dementia. sanderson's lawyers pushed back on that, but sanderson himself admits the lawsuit has been challenging. >> trying to sue a celebrity, it's just very difficult. >> paltrow's husband was about to testify today but ended up not testifying. her lawyers instead relying on

experts to make her case. lawyers on both sides prepared for closing arguments tomorrow as the jury will soon have the case in their hands. trace. >> trace: thank you and more on the trial which is having its own cultural impact, let's bring in the former music executive managing director seth, great to have you on hearing of the trial has taken on a cultural life of its own and a rich entrepreneur wrist and the optometrist kind of rich. they are in a bougie sport and the whole country is watching. the speaker you can and have a pick from central casting two characters more perfect to ridicule, a movie star and the retired ophthalmologists. nothing like a polarizing person to drive the social media. >> trace: this is my favorite gwyneth paltrow sound bite from the courtroom. let's watch this appear >> he's deterred do you from enjoying

loves a very expensive vacation. >> well i lost half a day of skiing. >> i mean half a day, making $150 million a year, plus beer and >> it's a little ridiculous. i think for every person that loves the style thing, one or two thinking it's completely ridiculous. there's a ton of stuff going on around the glasses of course and things that are not related to the substance of the trial capturing their attention. >> not just the legal stuff and i know you're not a legal expert but it's the holes fashionista and people criticizing her outfits. at "the new york post" but this out here, i lost my paper, "the new york post" says the following. the founder became the butt of the joke on twitter for her jeffrey dahmer sunglasses and do we have a picture of the sunglasses because here's the thing? it makes me laugh i think oh my goodness, if you look at them, i never noticed in the trial but when they say you're thinking

oh, my -- those are the jeffrey dahmer glasses! >> there kind of the style that celebrities wear and this is just fun. i think about the overlap between the goop brand folks that like it and the milwaukee monster, that's a bit of a mystery for me. >> trace: for the ticket ticket master come of this with watchthe spirit >> when i am hee for, i'm tired of the fees and g when i am paying for. i'm tired of having one choice per ticket because as far as i'm concerned, this is a monopoly that needs to be broken out. >> trace: when you think they are barking up the wrong tree? >> i do. this is not likely to go very far. the artists are at the center of the economy who make a bunch of decisions from everything to venues, pricing, resale, the tickets. i do not know who got harmed in the taylor swift ticketing case

and they wound up selling -- more of a a question of supply and demand. shows are spectacular by the way. that's what this is about. i do think they are barking up the wrong tree right here now. they are to one my producer says she's going three hours for this thing. if people are getting their hours worth dear >> 44 songs , a bunch of cool guests. she hasn't been on the road for three or four years, extremely talented person. it's good from that perspective. i think going forward, there is pretty serious things and laws on the table, doing things that could improve it for average consumers. box acts, ticket prices could change. there is positive things happening and i don't think that will change. >> trace: great to have you. coming up, the fda has now approved over-the-counter sales of a life saving treatment that can reverse an opioid overdose potentially saving thousands and thousands of lives the article

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>> they knew what they were doing, how they were going to do it, the most amazing thing i've ever seen in my life. >> trace: finally, an incredible rescue by some fast-acting first responders. a man who experienced a medical emergency drove into the retention pond. rescuers were able to crawl through the window and cut him loose before the car saying. then pulled him and his two dogs to safety. he and the pups are going to be just fine. if you have any viral videos to share, send them over at @tracegallagher or fox news night on social media. ♪ ♪ west virginia and kentucky join the nearly dozen states tonight that have banned so-called gender affirming care. this as republicans and the department of health and human services to prove it's a part of the controversial policy is quoting evidence-based and not driven by ideology. for more let's bring in fox news medical conservator janette nesheiwat joining us now.

so, i want to read this because this is what those 14 republican sent over to the health and human services secretary according here. a new analysis found children and states that allowed access to cross treatment without parental consent had a 14% higher suicide rate than those in states where parental consent was higher. what you make of the statement? >> you know, it's absolutely heartbreaking. why would any child for any surgery want to go through anything without their parents? without their loved ones? their family there to support them? i think it is deceitful and it's backwards for certain individuals to try to push these types of surgeries and procedures on children without preventable involvement or the family support. you know, trace, gender dysphoria, the crisis is that young children are facing, it's a critical and sensitive issue. we have to take it seriously.

whenever i have a patient or if there is a person who is experiencing and gender identity issue, the very first thing you do is you conduct a physical examination. and you check the vital signs, they are thyroid, you do blood work, un ensure they undergo therapy and counseling so you can dig deep into what they are experiencing. then you may uncover that they may be suffering from generalized anxiety disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder or depression. that's where you should start. you do not go straight to surgeries and medicines that could potentially be a reversible and cause even more damage. >> trace: it's amazing and i want to move on because narcan will now be available over the counter and the first narcan is what reverses a lot of times overdoses, opioid overdoses like fentanyl. is it a good idea in your estimation? >> so, trace, that's a good

question. narcan, the medication that comes in a nasal spray and by late summer, you'll be able to get it over the counter prescription. one or two doses to help reverse the effects of either the intentional or accidental overdose. i think it's a band-aid right now, a band-aid solution. i think we have to look at the core root of the problem and that is number one controlling the fact that fentanyl is coming in through the southern border, education and prevention, educating children who may be experimenting out with friends and think they are taking on xanax or a percocet not knowing that it's laced with fentanyl. having that accidental overdose and that's where the narcan, or naloxone come i can come at the plate and potentially will save a lot of lives. but i think we have to look at the core root of the problem and fix that beer dispute when i tell kids all the time do not take anything unless you open the bottle yourself.

dr. great to have you on. did you know attending live sporting events makes you more satisfied with your life? that's not for me, that is from research. there's nothing quite as satisfying as watching the chargers beat the raiders. tell us if you agree that live sporting events are the tickets and why? weigh in on twitter and instagram at @tracegallagher. the night cap crew is on the on-deck circle. ♪ ♪ ings for the first time the other day...and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze.

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>> trace: we are back with a nightcap crew. if tonight's topic, there is something about watching live sports. a new study found attending live sporting events makes you more satisfied with life. what do you think and why? i've got jonathan hunt sitting next to me and i know you talked about -- well, something you will see online, talked about something ted lasso. i know you're a fan of football in other countries. this is a survey done in england so it's all about soccer because that's the only sport anybody actually goes to watch. people say and makes their life

more worthwhile, you've got to consider what's else going on your life than that week. >> it's interesting because i look at this thing and i was saying at the break that there is nothing more satisfying than watching the chargers beat the raiders in your favorite team to eat something. it's camaraderie with the national anthem and you get a cold beer, there is are a bunch of people around. it satisfies me and what about you? >> same here, brings the community together unlike anything else in our cou cultur. i worked at espn, the other network. i'm all for sports and i think it makes a huge difference. >> trace: the thing is, seth, it's not just professionals we are talking about, it is any athletic event because the feeling of camaraderie that brings the community together can be the friday night lights, football, high school basketball game, girls volleyball game, just loads the gym. it's awe-inspiring. >> the rams i feel like the

stadium is here and it's beautiful. everyone brought to the games loved it and it feels like you're in a larger place. it's a lot of fun. >> trace: unfortunately seth mention the rams, he will not be with us. [laughter] the nightcap poll, does attending live sporting events make you more satisfied? jason, does it make you happy because we have learned a few make you happy. >> i will say, you're correct obviously come up at that time seeing man city dominate jonathan's team, i'm definitely happy. >> everybody dominates my team. >> i don't know if it changes my life, per se, but in the moment you get caught up and as long as you get good seats and around good people, i am all in. >> trace: john reed says only

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