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shawn. 1500 active duty troops to secure the southwest border as they prepare for an unprecedented migrant search in just eight days. biden's plan is now drawing comparisons to a 2018 order by his predecessor, similarly using our military to help prepare for a large influx of migrants. while the vice president and "border czar" kamala harris, here's what she had to say when trump did it. >> i believe it is inappropriate to acquire the limited resources of the united states military to be used in such a way. all because there needed to be some demonstration for the tv cameras based on a political agenda. >> kayleigh: harris, there are handful of democrats that might disagree with him but the play military personnel signaling

that migrants are a threat, he's calling biden's planned out. to be expect to see a kamala harris statement like that one? >> harris: have we heard her recently on the border at all? >> kayleigh: i don't think so. the one that's one of her eight or nine jobs. no, she's failing at it. she certainly will not correct herself. remember when she had to do to that last time? within 96 hours, maybe it was 24, the administration head got to her and she said no, that's not what i meant. she's not going to do cleanup on aisle 7 with her own words. even though we know that's what she believes. that is perhaps why the number of men and women in the military is so low. 1,500? governor abbott in texas says i put 10,000 dps national guard, texas national guard, on the border. 1500? that is a photo up.

it's going to be back. it's not going to be at the border. it's going to allow for more processing. we need people in those gaps, kayleigh, where people are coming through illegally. he will need 10,000 or more. where are they? this is a suggestion of what they can do. apparently kamala doesn't even think it was a good one back in the day, what with that, a year ago? >> kayleigh: especially when you consider what's happened in the last 72 hours, raul ortiz put a list out, two agents were assaulted, 22,000 apprehensions, fentanyl, marijuana, 62 pounds of cocaine, firearms, two sex offenders, two tr tractor-trailers --

>> sean: to actually process more people, joe biden noticed the surge is coming. he wants to address the lines and process more people quickly. the administration was also embarrassed. they found out 80,000 plus kids were lost. they don't know where they are at. we can't have that again. as we now realize, this was "new york times" reporting that these kids are being sold into sex trafficking. a mcdonald's and had a 10-year-old kids working until 2:00 a.m. in the morning. a rhode island school tried to do a fund-raiser for one of their illegal immigrant students to pay back the cartels, $2,000. he doesn't want to secure the border. everything he has done has made the border a national security risk. this is about politics and processing more people to get more people in the country, not less. >> kayleigh: which is why he and his mouthpiece and his press secretary, karine jean-pierre,

continue to deny reality and basic facts. karine jean-pierre said immigration levels are down 93%. let's look at what she said to peter doocy when he questioned her on her footnotes. >> you said yesterday that when it comes to illegal migration, you've seen it come down by more than 90%. where did that number come from? >> i hear you. i'm about to answer. i'm about to answer you. if the dramatics could come down just a little bit. if the dramatics could come down a little bit. >> what's dramatic about asking the question? >> i'm going to answer. i was speaking to the parolee program. data has shown us it has gone down by more than 90%. >> kayleigh: so the dramatics to which karine jean-pierre refers appears to be the facts. we will put them up. peter was exactly right. he had the numbers right in front of him, 136,795 is the increase in numbers of illegal border crossings from last

fiscal year to fiscal year 2023. "look, there was a minor dip in the parolee program," but she did not say that. she acted like this with the overall number, which is simply not true. >> emily: and then the hostility she displays at peter doocy daring to ask a question that actually seeks information. it calls out what was called the biggest lie of the white house administration thus far, her 90%, come of the fact that she then interrupts him and calls it drama? all it does is reflect her boss, right? a tenor and culture flows downhill from the top. he always bristles and get so upset if someone dares to ask a simple question. on the campaign trail, daring to ask questions by union members and students, only to be called names and huffed at. now she won't let peter doocy finish request and because she knows she is wrong.

the demonstration for tv cameras, political agendas in the past about putting the army at the border, everything in her vice presidency has been exactly that. who better demonstrates only for tv cameras for political agenda better than she? kids that are paid tv actors about nasa, or taking advantage of the tennessee three, there've been a million opportunities for her to demonstrate leadership and actual efficacy. the only once she jumps at her when she demands -- and gets excited about -- her 30 seconds of tv fame. it's ironic that we are hearing that we will start moving her away from unwinnable things and titles so she can bolster her candidacy. she's the one that on the campaign trail said the southern border needed fixing. and she would take that as one of her pillars. she has utterly failed, her vice

presidency has been one big stunt. >> kayleigh: to put a fine point on the parolee program notion, it applies to venezuelans, nicaraguans, it was countered by the 800% spike in china nationals crossing our border. let that sink in. greg abbott a look at this, greg abbott, governor of texas, here is what he has to say about the current plan. biden says he will deploy 1500 troops to the border primarily to do paperwork and only for 90 days. this does nothing to stop illegal immigration. i deployed up to 10,000 texas national guard to the border to fill the gaps created by biden's reckless border policy. why is a governor doing the work of a president? >> the president is not securing our country. he is not securing our borders across texas and further. beyond texas. but governor abbott has said i have to secure my state from criminals coming through from

drug traffickers coming through, from sex traffickers coming through. these are people who live in texas, who want a safe place vital, basic, human need to have a safe place to live and if you don't provide that, well, as president biden has not come of the governor is being a responsible man and spending money from his budget that should really be coming from the federal budget. >> harris: no taxpayer money in texas. wiwhat those citizens have put n the till. this is breaking news right now. i.c.e. officers have advised and mandated seven day work week beginning may 7th. outnumbered at the border, the president sent 1500 people to help paperwork. best on the planet in the military, they could really do their jobs. they won't be allowed to fully do -- but you know who we are going to work the heck out of? the people who were already there. her and i.c.e. source, i.c.e.

officers were sent an email with this information yesterday. here is a quote. we will be going to a seven day work week. this change will start," and it gives the military date for this, may 7th. please see the guidance below for title 42 sunset pier any questions please get with a super of supervisor. everyone from underlined, is on a mandated seve seven day work k until further notice. if you are not needed on a particular day then you will be asked not to come in the day prior, or will be sent home early. as of now, scheduled leave will be honored. keep in mind that due to operational needs, schedule may be canceled at any time. >> emily: wow. seven day work week, entails putting your life on the line, often rescuing migrants from rivers peer and the president

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>> once a top tourist and shopping destination, san francisco is now falling apart before our eyes be of a rising crime is forcing another major american retailer to shut its doors. department store giant nordstrom announcing yesterday it will close both of its stores in downtown san francisco. that includes the location within the city's westfield mall and nearby brick and border nordstrom rack. the company saying a statement, "the dynamic of the noun downtown san francisco market has changed dramatically over the past several years. impacting customer foot traffic -- impacting customer

foot traffic to our stores and our ability to operate successfully." the city's westfield mall chiming in on the news, "the planned closure of nordstrom underscores the deteriorating situation in downtown san francisco. a growing number of retailers and businesses are leaving the area to meet the unsafe conditions for customers, retailers, and employees. the current environment is unsustainable for the community and businesses, and on top of crime, the city is facing rampant drug use and homelessness. fox's own laura ingraham took to the streets of san francisco to see the crisis firsthand. watch. >> i'm 38 years old. i have family. i have a husband and i have children. >> where are you getting your fentanyl? >> i am buying off the street from people. but to me, fentanyl has been, like, like something that is helping keeping me alive. it helps me not think about some of the trauma that i've been through. when i don't get it, like, i can't breathe sometimes or i have anxiety really bad.

and when i have it, i need it to calm down. i immediately calm down. >> okay. >> emily: rebecca, what a heartbreaking interaction to have and to witness. >> rebecca: i mean, when you see this, you understand these are people, they are desperate for help, but when we just leave them out in the street, these are not policies that make sense. we want safety, as i said before. we want safety. every american citizen wants to feel they can walk down the street and be safe, right? these homeless people need help. we need policies to help them, but not allow them to just run free on the street. this woman is ill. she obviously has an addiction. we have other criminals who are on the street. these criminals have to be rounded up and brought to prosecution. when you don't have prosecutors

doing their jobs, this is what we are finding. high crime, stores, nice businesses going out of business. they can't even possibly make any money in places where every day, there are heavy shoplifters and these cartels and gangs of shoplifters. it is not a feasible way to live. you have to apply the law fairly, justly, but apply it. you can't have this roundabout bale, in and out come in and out. the criminals have no repercussion, so they continue to commit crime. >> emily: harris, that location, the nordstrom at the westfield mall, i grew up across the bay, and that was a magnet. it is right where the trolleys turn around, so it is a big tourist destination, it is where everyone goes for holiday shopping and, you know, after the performances they are, ballet, so it is such a -- it is such a magnet. when we think of stores closing, we talk about chicago often, maybe it is easy to say, i'm sure there's others, but it

really does impact so many arenas, so many layers, as they highlighted, the employees, the families, the community, that is a massive eradication that is happening, and the only does agreement i have is when they say san francisco is deteriorating in the present sense, i think oh, it deteriorated in the past tense come a long time ago. >> harris: yeah, but it is being allowed to just become a place of danger, even more so right before our very eyes. with gavin newsom potentially would like to run for president of this nation, he is the governor, i don't even see how he can sleep at night. >> emily: right? >> harris: i really don't. you and i have that common, my memory, used to go -- i went to high school and junior high in the south bay. my father had just retired from the military, so he was working government contracts. so i know that area very well. it doesn't look like what i grew up with. in fact, now i wouldn't take my children there and certainly wouldn't take them to see the christmas lights at night during

that area. you are a trial attorney. i am so curious to get your perspective on how you turn this around fear of you talk about the problems the court system here i'm going to give you the rest of my time. >> rebecca: turned it around by enforcing proper laws. this has gone too far. you need to have responsibility and culpability. if you don't have culpability, then criminals can just walk in, and our leader walk out. it doesn't make sense. that is not a way to govern. people need safety and they need to know that when the police come in, it's effective policing that then goes to the prosecutor and the d.a., the ada's, will effectively prosecute crime. >> emily: sean, this has turned into a cesspool really overnight but it will take years to be able to restore that city back to its glories. >> sean: go to rebecca's point, democrats do not want to criminalize addiction or

poverty, so they want to allow for retail theft. the consequence of that is a rotting city. to your point to be a grand if you look at the policies of san francisco, or you mentioned chicago or new york, things don't get better. the sun is advising on a city, the sun is setting on these democrat-led city come all democrat control, and you think, america, do i want this for my country, or i want to run away from democrat policies. i want to go to law enforcement, law-abiding citizens, i want to help people who are drug addicted. i don't want to give them free needles so they can be incentivized to do more drugs which is what they're doing, and by the way, again, the politics of this is you have voters in these cities that keep voting for politicians who advocate these policies. they get a rotting city. that's what they want to be or if you wanted something different, you would vote for different politicians, different prosecutors, different mayors. >> emily: i would argue, though -- i totally agree with you 100%. >> sean: thank you.

>> emily: they through chesser voting out. they throughout their district attorney and pretty overwhelming numbers. maybe there is an awakening. i'm not pollyanna, i don't think we'll have a republican tomorrow but maybe some tacit recognition, november 2021, do you guys remember the nordstrom's that was ransacked by 80 people, just after a walgreens, a bloomingdale's, was not bergdorf goodman, burberry, the purse, louis vuitton, all of that happened but then they ousted chesa boudin. maybe they are waking up, sean. >> harris: republicans need to get in there and start campaigning now. go to these places, be a light. be the light beard >> emily: yes. >> sean: and run on good policies. you can win. >> emily: coming up coming national guard airmen just appeared in tiktok's ad campaign against any government ban of the chinese-owned app, and that is lea leaving lawmakers outraged. next. ♪ ♪

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now, let's go to this. republican lawmakers outraged over a national guard airmen participating in an ad promoting tiktok. >> my name is john lynch. i'm a member of the national guard, and i use my tiktok channel to spread helpful and useful information to benefit military members and their families. tiktok allows for me to reach the military community. i'm not here to make millions of views or be famous but i keep making the videos because i know it can help people. if my platform was taken away, it would be devastating. >> harris: sounds like he is addicted to it. the ad is part of a campaign to stop the government from banning the chinese app by trying to show how users benefit from it. that guardsman tells fox news the commercial was "signed off by the dod." the national guard had input on the script and got to see drafts of the commercial. however, the official is also telling -- an official is also

telling fox news it does not mean the national guard endorses tiktok. lynch, defending his role, saying, this video gives no political statements on either side and merely focuses on how i use the app to reach military members. i also will say that i have no statements or thoughts to be made about the situation of tiktok. sean? >> sean: well, first of all, he is making a statement about tiktok, he is endorsing it, so don't lie to us, number one. number two, my daughter wrote an interesting piece for ""the federalist"," yesterday. the problem is not tiktok, the danger of china ""the federalist," yesterday. , but american social media platforms are the real danger, they are the ones that partner and collude with the federal government, they are the ones that sensor republicans. there is a lot of freedom for conservatives on tiktok so she is making the argument that maybe you should not focus as much on tiktok but more on american companies that are a real threat to free speech in our community. just by the way, the military, the same military that uses

drag queens to get people into the military, so give me a break there. also, we have problems in the military, no doubt, but when you -- teach your children to hate america and then wonder why people do not want to risk their lives to defend it, no figure, liberals. >> harris: my big concern, rebecca, has been readiness. that's all i'm focused on. in fact, i don't care what else they do in the military. i mean, some people might feel this way about something, feelings don't know facts, and the fact is, we are having a hard time recruiting. our enemies hate us more than ever and they are getting ready to do something at all times because they are enemies. >> rebecca: yes, i know, and we are having a hard time recruiting because some of the recruiting exams are just a bit above, you know, they are a bit tough, right? some of the health requirements -- >> harris: oh, they have lowered some of that. >> rebecca: they have had to. we are still finding some of the people who really want to serve are not being allowed to serve and then we have a lot of people who are just uninterested.

they are uninterested in being patriots, right? so it's a problem. we understand the military is trying to find ways around it, but tiktok might not be the way. because we have identified that tiktok is a problematic app. we have identified that tiktok could have connection to communism and china. so, maybe we need to step back and, again, have some policies in place that makes some sense, rather than just some willy-nilly, you know, going on tiktok and trying to attract people. it's not a policy, and it's not -- it's not something well thought out. >> harris: i wonder how they got to the point -- i mean, the dod, how do they get comfortable with someone spending time endorsing an app? because i agree with you, that is what he is doing. >> kayleigh: i would love to know the answer to that because i found it so curious the dod individual said we signed off on it. why did you sign off on it?

they said we are not endorsing tiktok, that look like an endorsement to your point. and then the air national guardsman saying i am not making a political statement but he says in the ad if my platform was taken away, it would be devastating. so, presumably, you are against legislation taking tiktok away which is by definition a political stance. it is curious to me come in remind me of joe biden saying let's been tiktok off executive branch devices but i stilling my army of influencers to win, that is hypocrisy. >> harris: emily? >> emily: started as a legal analyst, i was a federal attorney. everything you do outside work activity, you have to get approval for it. every single time i was requested to come on air, i would submit it through the ranks and get approval end-over-end started being a little bit more constrictive and by the end, the government, the federal government, you can no longer identify as a federal attorney on air so just a

emily compagno attorney. i know in all of the things i was discussing him everything from criminal cases, the federal government had an issue with even being associated with someone on air. they were that careful. to be a political. >> harris: how did they get here? >> emily: when we understand that the air national guard saw the script and have insight into it and say we are not endorsing it, to getting back in's point, it is a political statement. apparently he did it is on time his name and only the fact he was part of the air national guard rather than give his rank, clearly denote and question the air national guard supports his pol. how far our administration has fallen from the days i was prevented from even going on air to now this guy can be like oh, hey, no, guys, i am in china's

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reelection in 2024. but a new poll out from harvard reveals they are much more they are feeling down and out about. it shows 61% of democrats between 18 and 29 reported feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge. 57% said they had trouble relaxing. 55% said they felt unsafe. and 52% reported feeling down, depressed, or hopeless. meanwhile, 47% of young republicans reported feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge. 47% said they had trouble relaxing. 39% said they felt down, depressed, or hopeless. so, sean, the democrat young people, gen zers, we will call them, many, at least, they are feeling down and out, disproportionately more so than republicans, high numbers for republicans but this comes when democrats are increasingly more likely to say, "i don't want to hang out with republicans, i don't want to date republicans, i don't want to be friends with republicans." what seems like they are an anxious, sad bubble. >> sean: of course, when the

world is going to end in 12 years per aoc because of global warming that will stress you out and these kids have said this every year of their lives, in commie camp from k-12. not only that, you take on god and family, out of culture, it is depressing. when you have a party that teaches kids family isn't important, kids aren't important, even if you have a child in your body that you should kill it, that is pretty depressing for this next generation. you have nothing to grab onto. all of the things they hold onto are so fleeting. i think make people anxious-written. go to the core values that make people happy, god and family. >> kayleigh: young people are becoming more democratic. democrat party. and also more depressed. but overall, number, democrats and republicans, stood out to me, so sad, 24% thought they would be better off dead or hurting themselves in some way reflects that sad cdc data we talked about young girls.

>> emily: that is right, a true epidemic of america's soul and its young people. i wholeheartedly agree with you, sean, the reason these kids feel unsafe is because anything that they say will result in being attacked. you are absolutely right vehicle they are part of this fostering of culture where they know anything that comes out of their mouth will be used against them, it will be used against them to cancel them, to grant them a racist or misogynistic or whatever it is that leaves an imprint for the rest of their life. they are anxious because they do not know god. they are hopeless because they are addicted to social media. and the problem is, the democrat and the f far left, commie camp come as you called it, doomsday prophecy laying over their heads, it is against the landscape of an absence of faith, and absence of family, so these kids have no anchor to attach to, no one telling them, you are the peace amongst the storm. god within you will never leave you, he will never leave you alone, that you were made by him, in him, and therefore

anything that happens around you will still be okay, they don't know that so they are right to feel anxious and hopeless, they are addicted to social media, called names and terminated an instant, they have no faith, and it is heart breaking. >> kayleigh: that is so well said. you know, rebecca, another fighting in this poll we found is one in four young democrats would prefer to live somewhere else other than america, that number was 10% for republicans. >> rebecca: the greatest country in the world and this is what is happening to our young people, because there is no hope, there is no hope because no one gives them hope. how about we all partnered together and joined together, understand we can have differences but those differences don't make us hate each other. that is what america is about. democracy where we respect others, we respect people with different opinions, but we work together towards a common problem, climate change is going to end the world in 12 years, hey, let's get together and try to fix it. let's get together, as groups of people, not, we hate you because you are republican, we hate you because you have these thoughts.

hate is not a positive way to live. we have to love each other and get together, not separate a part. that is not working. >> kayleigh: unity. >> harris: usually, that starts at home. what we are seeing now, and you have children old enough now, sean, in particular, you and my friend rachel, you've got kids who now are adult, in their 20s, and younger little ones, you can cross compare how different the indoctrination that is going on against the parents, and i call it that because we literally are being left outside the loop with our kids. this week, what have we reported on? states now, democrat-led states in particular, are passing legislation such that transgender operations, cutting on the body, surgical cutting, doesn't need parental knowledge. not just permission, but knowledge. that our children belong to the government.

the government cannot hug you at the end of a hard day and you didn't do well on a test, or you did great. the government is not going to celebrate you and kiss you until you have love you are, whether you win or you don't. i mean, that is not reality, but that is what we are all being fed. and so, yeah, and we are also told, by the way, that god can't solve that. >> sean: right. >> harris: but he can. >> sean: can. >> kayleigh: the government can't hug you but they can indoctrinate their children and that is what they're trying to do in joe biden's america. coming up, a restaurant played the national anthem and people stand with pride, but some on social media have a major problem with that. we will show you video next. ♪ ♪ i bought the team! kevin...? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too. starting with the sound system... curry from deep. [autotune] that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the old intro!

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out in eight days. for john roberts, joined sandra and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> harris: some patriotism. every day at noon, the rainbow oaks restaurant in california plays the national anthem on the television screen, with patrons standing with their hands over their heart. ♪ ♪ [national anthem instrument of plan] as amazing as that site is, some people have a big problem. one person posted a video with a caption saying "the most dangerous situation i've ever been in" come along with other users commenting "my worst nightmare," "this feels like a

horror movie," "that's terrifying" from others calling "dystopian." that is what they were saying, particularly tiktok, which we talked about earlier so i am not all that shocked. i am sure the ccp would rather play -- we don't know these are real people, by the way. >> sean: my heart swallows when i see that. standing for the national anthem, i love it. people, if they are real come on tiktok, condemning it and disturbed by it. this is a national security risk for this country. we don't have people that love their country and don't think the country is great, and it comes back, you have these marxists in our elementary education, but also our university system, and if this country does not get serious about rooting them out, taking them out, to get back to the basic principles that have made this country so wonderful, i do think the country is doomed. >> harris: emily, i was standing out front of the building and there were people standing behind me, i was waiting for the uber to come, these two women behind me were like, where should we go? america has fallen so far,

something you were mentioning earlier, where can we move to? and they both agreed, well, no place is as good as america. and i'm thinking, yeah! and then i got in my uber. [laughter] and enjoyed my freedom all the way back to new jersey. >> emily: and still enjoying it to this moment. i noticed some of the responses come encoding the one who called it dystopian, they were not americans. that person was from spain, other countries, so they can say what they want, but here to shawn's point, that is a mark of honor, a mark of deep pride and gratitude for the foundational elements that this country was founded on and those that sacrificed their lives supporting and defending it so i will stand every time that anthem is on and just remember, as we vote with our feet, as we vote with a ballot box, you also support and vote with your money and who you choose to pay attention to and support, so support that restaurant. my father's neighbor, i know i've mentioned them before many times on this couch, do a

law enforcement-owned small farm, alpacas, and every sunday they raise the american flag and they say the pledge of allegiance with their whole family and they put it on instagram. i support them. and that also goes to show that despite the overwhelming pressure that we receive on a daily basis from the woke left, you cannot take away pride, you cannot dampen pride, you cannot shut down the voices of these true patriots that will stand for the flag, that will say the pledge of allegiance, knows about god, faith, family, freedom in the united states of america. >> harris: rebecca? >> rebecca: i have to agree with you. and i was young, we said the pledge of allegiance every day in school. we were proud to be in america, proud to be american. when you are standing for the national anthem, you are standing and respecting those who came before us and people who fight for our freedom every day, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that and i really celebrate this rest restaurant. >> harris: do you know who

should really have a problem with anybody who would push against this sort of love of country? every lawmaker on capitol hill. they are supposed to be representing all of us, no matter who they think voted for them, we are in this together. in fact, they ought to be doing this every day at noon. they serve us in a great country. bipartisan moment. wouldn't that be beautiful? >> kayleigh: for shorter. i don't know what is so triggering about the anthem or the american flag, remember the near times editorial board member disturbed to see dozens of american flags and pickup trucks. we see this callous attitude all the time. one tiktok user said mission barbecue, i understand i do the pledge of allegiance or the anthem, he or she said they hated it. mission barbecue, i love this place because my family gets food there all the time here i just want to say they said we opened our doors for business on september 11, 2011. ten years after our world changed forever and in some small way we wanted to change it back. we strive every day to remind everyone what makes our country great.

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that's 800-630-8900. >> there is breaking news, according to the atlanta police department. they have an active shooter situation inside of a building on the city's peach tree street, an area they say is between 12th and 13th. if you live there, you know where that is. there are, according to the atlanta police department, multiple people injured in this. they do not have a suspect in custody. they say this is an active situation. atlanta police department. so, we want to let you know what's happening in atlanta, georgia right now as it breaks. and as we learn more of this, well, and of course on "america reports" coming up we'll let you know. for right now, that's an active situation and they are updating every couple of minutes from the atlanta police department.

you know, rebecca, when we look at something like this, we know also people are being told to shelter-in-place, stay out of the area. i'm going to go ahead and give the address. 1110 west peach tree street northwest. just in case people want to know exactly, they have neighbors, friends, loved ones, we may not live there, but across the country you need to know that information. if you know anybody in that area, they are in a lockdown situation now. >> right. shelter-in-place, i mean, the police have to now secure the premises and try to take out the shooter. i mean, they have to identify immediately, and hopefully move as quickly as they possibly can. >> harris: yeah, move toward the fire. toward the sound of fire. >> what's what officers do, they save our lives every day. >> harris: anyone in the area is asked to secure inside their own building. so, even outside of this

building where this is happening, they are asking people to do that. communicate via social media for updates, the atlanta police department. several are injured, some reports which fox will independently confirm as we can, some reports are saying as many as four, but again, i go light on that, i go heavy on the atlanta police department saying multiple people injured. more on "america reports." >> john: harris, thank you, start off this wednesday with a fox news alert, a shooting in atlanta as harris was telling us a moment ago, the north side medical office building at 1110 west peach tree, right there in midtown, between 12th and 13th streets. also an urgent care in there. according to atlanta police, there are multiple people who have been injured. we do not know if anybody is dead at this