>> >> they have. they have now included the town of bowden which is actually robert card's hometown. so it's a little bit beyond the community where the car was found. and it's about 16 miles from where we are right now. they are also advising people, saying please stay inside your homes per maine state police that they have more than 100 investigators both local and federal working to locate robert card many of those investigators are right here outside of the hospital. they have been working throughout the night, helping some of the people, the doctors, the surgeons, the nurses trying to help those gravely wounded at these two shooting scenes recover from their injuries. let's take a look at the timeline, at 6:56 yesterday evening, lewiston responded to two shooting incidents at bowling alley and bar. maine state police says active shooting situation in lewiston. 10:00 officials warn residents near the manhunt to avoid the

area until all-clear is given. it was not. by 10:25. and and degree psychology begin. robert card as a person of interest. when you take a look at the map mass murders were perpetrated. a tiny bit more than 4 miles apart. schemengees bar and grill and sparetime recreation. the car the subradio found 15 minutes farther down the road of in the nearby community of lisbon. the area surrounding his bo bon wooded. long river inside that community. that shelter in place stays in place. schools closed today and people are beginning to talk about what they witnessed. what they saw at these two shooting scenes including bowling alley. take a listen out of nowhere he

came in and loud pop. i thought it was a balloon. had my back to the door. as soon as he saw it was not a balloon he was holding a weapon i just booked it downtown lane and i slid machine on top of the machines for 10 minutes until the cops got there very hare rowing. those that did not surprise. 10:30 a.m. there is a press conference. the state police urging people to say police please tune in to social media live streams. they clearly want the community to know what is happening as this search continues. back to you. >> steve: mollie, since you are right there. initial early reports were that he may have gone to a third location a walmart distribution center they heard the news and

locked down immediately. >> that was walked back. a walmart spokesperson says the shooting did not occur at walmart property. flatly saying the shooting did not occur at walmart property. that was walked back. what we know about right now there were these two locations and then the vehicle was found some 15 minutes away. at this point no sign of robert card, hopefully we will get some new information at 10:30. >> lawrence: mollie, i'm curious because there is a shelter in place order put in the town and the surrounding area. as you are out there reporting, are you seeing people walk back and forth or do you see people taking heed and they are locked down? >> it was hard to tell during the overnight hours it was very, very quiet when we came into town. we could see just some law enforcement personnel kind of lurking around on streets, even driving through the community. they had people out on a grid throughout the town. now that the sun is up. the clouds are up. we are beginning to see some cars driving around. it's not a lot.

at 7:00 in the morning with school canceled. we are not seeing a lot of people. seeing a few folks walk back and forth. it is remaining pretty quiet. all right, mollie, thank you very much. a live report from the hospital in lewiston, maine. >> ainsley: you know that town is just terrified. >> brian: that town was known for alli liston, the heavyweight championship fight. first thing think about. now always think about this. learning more about the person of interest. todd piro is with the latest. >> robert card is a 40-year-old man from bowdoin, maine, his past raising red flags for law enforcement. is he believed to be a trained firearm instructor and member of the army reserve and according to reports. card spent two weeks at a mental health facility over the summer. police also say he recently reported mental health issues, including, quote: hearing voices and threats to shoot up a military base in maine. is he also considered armed and dangerous.

card also studying engineering from the university of maine 2001 to 2004. that according to a school representative. card was last known to be driving that car right there, a white subaru outback with a black bumper. police say that vehicle was discovered near a boat dock in lisbon, maine. officials as have you all said shelter in place order beyond lewiston as police continue their search for cashed. authorities said to give that update on the tragedy, 10:30 a.m. eastern this morning. all eyes on lewiston, maine as we try to find some answers. back over to you. >> brian: fbi playing a role right now. bring in stuart capital play a roll with us. do you you take over the investigation if you are in the fbi in the bureau closest to lewiston? >> no. only time that filibuster take the lead is if it becomes a multi jurisdictional manhunt with respect to acrossing state

lines because the fbi can quickly mobilize assets to assist state and local law enforcement they are going to work hand in glove together. >> steve: sounds as well, stuart, as if the fbi is going to be talking to a a lot of people at the u.s. army reserve this guy was a reservist, reportedly. >> he was also a firearms instructor reportedly. and he got in big trouble this past summer because he threatened to shoot up the national guard post in sacco, maine where he was posted and then he wound up going to a mental health facility for a couple of weeks you got to figure the army has a great big thick file on this guy already. >> here is the frustration in what we do for a living and this is why it is real life and not for a made for movie type of scenario, you know, keep in mind that, yes. law enforcement is going to seek out the assistance contact

robert card. require intarnts. subpoena power because, in this day and age as you readily are aware brexit this person's privacy rights. the laws in place to protect him, law enforcement is going to have to seek out these search warrants, which is going to require a prosecutor prepare those affidavits and then it's going to go before a judge, a judge has to sign off on the authorization. and so that was being done through the wee hours of the morning. what law enforcement wants to know is to speak to these mental health professionals find out the highs and lows, is this person strictly homicidal? is he suicidal? because now law enforcement has to play chess game with him to try to figure out what his next

move may be. >> why aren't you guys not communicating with one another? okay, the fbi does the background checks he every time you purchase a weapon. but you got the military that have the records of this guy who threatened to blow up, shoot up the base. they don't tell the fbi that what is the barrier preventing them -- the two agencies from communicating with one another? great question and to your point i spoke to a colleague actually involved in this investigation. maine has some of the most relaxed gun control laws throughout the united states. they have what is called yellow flag laws, clean-up is very different than red flag laws. such as the laws that we have down here in florida. and one of the most distinguishing characteristics of that yellow flag law is that contact with a loved one or relative or someone who is non-law enforcement cannot

petition to involuntarily commit someone to a mental health facility it. only can happen if law enforcement makes the initial contact with that individual. so, to your point, even though the army may have been aware of it or his loved ones or friends or family, unfortunately, given the laws and keep in mind that maine over the last two or three years that what they will yellow flag law came into play this was a compromise by the politicians in maine to placate to the federal mandate wants to harden these loopholes. the fact remains if i'm the closest person to this individual and i'm clearly, readily understand this person is going through these mental health scenarios, i cannot go to law enforcement and have a petition issued to get him committed and this is just a

huge, big white, you know, big wide hole in the sy to allow. >> steve: they need to change the laws. >> they need to change the laws. >> >> ainsley: he was in mental health center two weeks i wish they had not let him out. national guard base in maine where he was training. if there your experience, what about notifying the families? we woke up this morning we know 22 are saying they are dead. they are saying that number is fluid though. that's what they think it is. the families, i was reading this morning, one mom can't get any information on her son is not answering his phone. he was in that bar playing pool with her ex-husband and she is waiting. when will we start to find out how old the victims were. their pictures, that kind of thing? >> >> brian: probably still hear you can go ahead and answer. >> so, look, again, lewiston is

a very small police department. it only has 42 sworn law enforcement officers and no matter how much they train and plan for the inevitable, this is going to be a quick catch-up game and quite frank there i'm very sympathetic and empathetic to the families that just quite frankly still frustrated by the lack of information. but, keep in mind that law enforcement is strictly focused right now to try to, you know, locate and apprehend this individual because they are, obviously, afraid that he may come out again and try to committed another mass murder. so, you know, i'm empathetic and sympathetic and so is the fbi and saving local law enforcement. keep in mind, it's going to take at least probably another few hours, probably into the afternoon, until they come up with a plan in place to just be able to marshall all of this information and then be able to make contact with the families. >> lawrence: it's a massive scene too, stuart. talking about 22 people two separate locations and police

doing the pursuits right now. >> brian: got the car. >> lawrence: spread out right now. >> again as i say and i kind of always poke fun and we watch netflix movies and we think these type of scenarios are solved very quickly, it's overwhelming daunting task, keep in mind we have to anticipate that this robert card may be held to criminal justice trial. we want to make sure we don't make any mistakes. we want to collect. >> brian: we good it. other thing is they are knocking on doors. gets out of his car i think i will just take over a house. the police got to knock on doors n rural area buried in the woods. >> steve: telling everybody, lock the doors and stay there until you get the high sign. sorry, we had some problem with stuart kaplan's live view. but we continue with another fox news alert. right now, the israeli defense force says sirens are sounding

in tel aviv as hamas launches more rockets from gaza. >> ainsley: this comes after israeli troops launching overnight raids in what is being called the largest ground incursion into gaza since the war began. >> lawrence: trey yingst is live on the ground in southern israel. what's the latest down there, trey? >> yeah, hey, guys, good morning. remarkable that 20 days into this conflict hamas and islamic jihad have maintained their ability to fire on major population censors across israel, just last hour targeting the country's second largest city of tel aviv, sending hundreds of thousands of people to bomb shelters. i do want to show you behind me the gaza strip still small amount of smoke rising are. pounding the eastern side of the gaza strip. israeli airstrikes have targeted positions all across gaza. you hear the thud in the distance that's outgoing artillery. israelis say over the past 24 hours, 250 strikes have been

conducted. l.s.u., last night. they conducted a targeted raid into the northern part of gaza, using the israeli army's brigade that has tanks and infantry troops. you can see in this video they went in a straight line into the gaza strip. and the israeli military tells fox news they destroyed a numbers of hamas and islamic jihad cells as well as anti-tank guided missile launching points. we also got some satellite images from max r deck noth r t. israeli use artillery that you hear there hammer neighborhoods clear a path for when that ground invasion is expected to begin. overnight israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu talking about the possibility of that operation. take a listen. >> i want to be clear, the timing of the ground invasion will unanimously decided by the war cabinet along with the chief of staff in the cabinet. and we will act in order to ensure best terms for our

soldiers for the coming operations when we get into gaza down the road, collect the highest price from those murderers who committed the horrible atrocities, hamas idealists. [explosion] >> trey: we know that the number of hostages inside gaza has risen to 224 people. that number excludes the four hostages released as part of i caqatqatary. not just the south but northern. but also west bank conducted new arrest raids overnight. twice, bark to you. >> steve: trey, the tanks went into gaza from israel. , did something and came back out. do we know what they did? >> >> we don't know exactly what they did when they were inside the strip. we understand what they destroyed. according to the military, they were trying to take out a number of anti-tank guided missile positions along the border.

just last week we saw the militants inside gaza are still firing in these communities here along the gaza border. israelis are concerned when they do launch a larger ground offensive into gaza that they will be ambushed. they will be hit right away. they are clearing that path. working to destroy any of the cells along the border and making sure they can get any new information about the situation inside the strip. ains ainsley trey, was this just preparation for what's yet to come? >> it appears so. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu not mincing words when he was talking about the timing of all of this. because the number of hostages so high there is understanding at the top level of the israeli military and government while the ground operation continues, that artillery still into the gaza strip. they want to allow diplomacy to prevail if it can in these early days. 20 days into the conflict, it seems like a long time, but the israelis are taking the long view. they understand this could be a months long operation. it likely will not just be focused here in the south but

also along the northern border. they have to be patient and disciplined in this approach. >> brian: we watched officials from hezbollah or terrorists from hezbollah, hamas and iran meet as if they are heads of state. they invited the press. in i mean, these people used to be under ground and denied their relationship. not anymore. remark to be see the heads of hamas and hezbollah all in the same room in beirut. they are not hiding anymore. they want to be clear this is a joint effort to attack the jewish state. so, there is an understanding that when the israelis do enter on the ground into gaza, it will spark a much larger regional war. and reports indicate that that's the reason the americans are telling israel to wait. they want to get air defense systems across the region, understanding it won't just be attacks on israel but also ongoing attacks on u.s. bases across the region. because the iranians have more than just hamas and islamic jawdz south and hezbollah in the north. they have iranian backed with

supply they have used to target u.s. bases around baghdad. they have militias in syria. they have these iranian backed houthi rebels in yemen. so there is an understanding this could quickly unravel and everyone has to be patient here, understanding that it will take months to completed this operation. >> brian: thing surrounding all of it is iran. iran is involved in every aspect of this. thank you so much. >> lawrence: got word fort bragg, fort liberty is deploying troops. >> steve: how many. >> lawrence: they did not say. we will be following that meanwhile at 7:17. >> ainsley: a lot of events happening around the country today all related to our breaking news. we do expect a news conference about what is happening in maine at 10:30 a.m. eastern time on the mass shooting. >> steve: a half an hour before that in new york city the world gathers for emergency session of the united nations general assembly to address the war in

israel. that starts at 10:00 this morning. you will see it all starting at 10:00 right here on the fox news channel. meanwhile, there is other news, and carley joins us with that. >> carley: we have a developing story out of massachusetts to report on. police are still on the hunt for a man accused of killing his wife. murder warrant was issued last night for that man on your screen, aaron pennington. authorities believe he shot and killed his wife brianne inside the home on sunday. police were called to the scene after the couple's four children turned up at a neighbor's house. and happening today, sam bankman-fried is expected to take the stand and tell his side of the story. former ftx creating fraud massive scale before the collapse of crypto-currency exchange ex-girlfriend and inner circle say he was the mastermind but disgraced executive's lawyer suggest he relied on former legal team for advice. on to a fox news alert. congressman jamaal bowman turning himself in moments ago.

fox news cameras capturing this exclusive video of the squad member surrendering. the lawmaker from new york is expected to plead guilty after being charged with falsely pulling the fire alarm at a congressional office building. it happened just before the house voted on a stop gap spending bill to fund government last month. bowman is set to be arraigned at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. his colleague, congressman mike lawler joins us live to react in about 20 minutes. those are your headlines, guys, a lot going on. >> brian: why he did this yet? just to delay a vote? we have so many questions. exclusive video. >> steve: apparently, carley, is he going to plead guilty, right? >> ain ains. >> carley: yeah because he is getting a plea deal. i think he is still sticking to the story that he didn't know it was the fire alarm the former principal. >> brian: yeah. so confusing. >> ainsley: grown man. pulled the fire alarm.

>> brian: break a glass and push a button. >> steve: thing that says fire would open a door? who knew? >> brian: i thought fire alarms shot ink at you to make sure because people were pulling phony fire alarms i don't know if i dreamed that. >> ainsley: i have heard that. >> lawrence: you have quite the imagination. >> brian: you have heard that carley? thank you very much. >> ainsley: first time you said that, when this all happened. i was like no, i have never heard of that. >> brian: a lot of people. >> ainsley: started saying yes, it's true. >> steve: as deterrent. >> brian: people doing it. >> ainsley: sprays red ink on you. >> brian: like a squid. >> steve: you know what, brian? that would be good defense for him. >> brian: i have no ink on me. >> ainsley: i read something in the "new york post" women are carrying spray paint if someone robs you spray them with spray paint and makes it easier for the police to find them. instead of mace. page 66 brian.

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>> lawrence: fox news alert right now. a massive manhunt underway for the person of interest wanted for the deadly mass shooting in maine last night. >> police have named 40-year-old robert card a person of interest and found his car, a subaru outback near a boat dock right there some 8 miles from the shooting scenes which started with a bowling alley and wound up at a bar. >> ainsley: james craig 45 miles away from the shooting and joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning "fox & friends." >> so glad to have you back on. what do you think happened? where do you think he is? do you think he jumped in the water? do you think he has a boat? do you think he went across to the other side and had a car waiting for him there? >> there is a lot of speculation. i'm very familiar with the terrain as pointed out by prior guest. you know, maine is very rural. and so time is of the essence.

i certainly applaud the collaborative effort of law enforcement out in maine as it was pointed out if you just look at the number of police officers they have there. they have to rely on the federal help, the state police. i want to applied michael short-stack now leading that effort. they do a wonderful jock. because of the terrain and rural place and he has military experience. he is a hunter, there is no doubt is that oare that he is embedded. not going to be an easy find. >> chief at least 22 dead. he shot 60 other people. he was only to shoot in a very short period of time 80 people that we know of. and reportedly he had an ac-style rifle a laser optic. as you know, he has this

firearms training instructor card and so he is but the only outgunning police in that area he is a better shot than everybody. which means if you are in law enforcement, it could be a bad thing for you if you come into, you know, getting in range of this guy. >> well, you know, you made a good point except for, you know. the law enforcement in maine, especially swat units, they are highly trained as well. >> steve: absolutely. >> not to under estimate his capability police training. police training. it's a matter being able to locate him very quickly. i didn't say at the beginning of my remarks but certainly my prayers go out to my friends out in maine. this has been a very difficult time. as you know lewiston is the second largest city but still it's just so rural he could be

anywhere. i don't know if he could have got into the water. i'm not sure of that but is he a hunter. and he a fisherman. >> brian: chief, what are the chances that the people in this police in the vicinity of the police know him and don't the police live in the community? they know the people that were shot and they most likely know him. how valuable is that? >> >> you know, it's very valuable. i must make another point right now. you know, when i was the chief of police in portland, maine, i was extremely vocal over broken mental health system. now, i don't know if some of those issues have been corrected sounds like in this situation he was already, i guess, detained for a couple of weeks. evaluated. he had threatened to shoot up a military base a lot of problems

with. i could tell you story after story. very dangerous and needs to be apprehended very quickly. >> lawrence: chief, obviously hit two targets. we have 22 people dead as a result of it. he is a hugive now. what is the likelihood of him having another target as he evades the police? >> there is always that likelihood. he is trying to evade the police. i will tell you that intended targets. may have planned it, may have not. a lot of speculation. number one priority is to stay concealed as long as he can if is he a hunter, hunting season in maine right now. he could easily embed himself could be difficult to locate him. >> learn more as the days progress. we don't know.

he could have been targeting someone in the bowling alley. one of guests said he likes to bowl and could have had an ex-wife in the bowling alley or her husband. why that bowling alley 10 minutes away sparetime. >> lawrence: hopefully learn more from the press conference. >> brian: fun night playing corn hole. it's the last thing expected. it's been a nightmare. >> ainsley: one woman said son, can't get ahold of him. this was last night. the article was printed this morning. couldn't get ahold of her son. he was at the bar playing pool with her ex-husband. >> steve: there was a guy -- keep in mind at the bowling alley it was kids night. youth leagues. that was what was going on. one guy was putting on his bowling shoes, the shooting started. he ran down the alley and hid in

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>> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. the sun is now up in maine, shedding light on this massive manhunt following a mass shooting overnight. >> lawrence: sources are telling fox news that at least 22 people are dead, and dozens more are

hurt after someone opened fire at a bar and a bowling alley. >> brian: 40 years old, robert card. person of interest but set guy. trained firearms instructor member of the army reserve. spent two decades there. >> steve: molly line is outside live on the ground in lewiston. mollie? >> good morning. state police continue to urge people to stay in their homes. they say more than 100 investigators, both federal and local, are on this case. they are looking for robert card as you mentioned. the person of interest in these two linked mass shootings. things began to unfold yesterday evening at 6:56 lewiston police responded to two shooting incidents. one at a bar. 8:00 maine police said active shooting situation in louiston. 10:00 officials warn residents near that manhunt to avoid the area. officials issue county wide shelter in place order at 11:00.

lewiston police named robert card as the person of interest shengs bar and grill and sparetime recreation. four miles apart. 10 minute drive. further down the car, a white subaru. that investigators had also been looking for very wooded area. very challenging terrain for investigators as they continue searching today. the shelter in place advisory, school closings have expanded into the community of bow done. this is relevant because that is card's residence. that is where he lives. the circle broadens out. back to you. >> you know, when the manhunt is underway. everyone is on pins and needles for that first sighting. has there been any indication of

a sighting of him. somebody giving a at this point tip about himso law enforcement. >> we have been wondering the same thing and we haven't gotten any information from investigators about that. hopefully in that morning press conference get a few more details and if there have been any other signs, a piece of clothing. anything along those lines, with any luck get more info. >> steve: the local cbs affiliate up in portland, maine reporting dozens of schools are closed today. >> ainsley: no parent wants to send their child to school. >> steve: that's part of it. they want to eliminate potential targets. at the same time, as mollie just said, there are all these shelter in place rules. so you can't have people out on the street going to school because they are potential targets. >> ainsley: if you work for the municipality everything is closed like city hall is closed. also the central maine community college is closed and bates college. heard a guy this morning say

teaches there. >> steve: lock down. >> ainsley: they are not going to school. >> brian: we are awaiting the press conference from maine state police supposed to be at 10:30 eastern today. fox will bring that to you live as the manhunt continues. >> steve: in other big news this morning, congressman jamaal bowman, a democrat, has turned him in after pulling famously the fire alarm in the capitol building. capturing this exclusive video of the squad member surrendering a little earlier. his colleague across the aisle mike lawler will talk about thar live coming up next. ♪ they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you.

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you >> lawrence: fox news alert right now. israeli forces launching its largest ground raid into gaza since the hamas attack began. terrorists just getting started. >> steve: that's what they say. as the war rages in the middle east. here at home congress in a better position to deal with that and funding issues as the house formally elected mike johnson as louisiana get to business with a pro-israel resolution. >> brian: mike lawler said finally he said house foreign affairs committee and get back to work. congressman, i know you thought kevin mccarthy was doing a good job. having said that, did you get

the right guy. >> look, mike johnson is someone who can unify the conference. he is unfailingly kind. is he smart, is he principled and he is somebody that i think will be able to bring both sides of the conference together to govern that is something we need to do. these past three weeks have obviously been wasted time and there is a lot of work that we need to get back to on behalf of the american people. >> steve: sure. >> i think we are all looking forward to getting back to work. >> brian: and not shutting down the government. >> ainsley: how about that speech yesterday? he did a great job. not only constitutionalist. but he also was reading scripture. told his story first to graduate from college in his family. dad was a firefighter, had a bad burn and lived with pain for a while and he died three days before he became a congressman. but very touching stories and just seems like overall a really good guy. >> well, i think he obviously

humanized himself. you know, i lost my dad when i was 26 to cancer. so i certainly empathized with him sharing that part of his story and journey and certainly, you know, look, the american people want leadership. you don't have to agree on everything. certainly, you know, mike and i don't as ed koch famously said if you agree with a politician on 12 out of 12 things go see a psychiatrist. you know, we are not going to agree on everything. we need to be able to work together. i think mike is somebody who can bring people from all sides together. he has the personality and the temperament to do that. >> steve: let's hope so the republican party is fractured as you know right now in congress. before they voted out kevin mccarthy though in a famous incident congressman jamaal bowman of new york pulled the fire alarm. he thought he was opening the door and now this morning we have actually got video, fox news, i think, it could be exclusive video of him turning

himself in. he is going to plead guilty to a single false fire alarm charge. he has agreed to pay a maximum fine of 1,000 bucks. here he is just a little while ago talking about the jam he is. in. >> as i said from the beginning, i was not trying to disrupt any, you know, official government proceedings. i'm glad, you know, the investigation found that that was the case. the misdemeanor charge of pulling the alarm, i admitted that from the very beginning. so, you know, 2k3w09 to take responsibility for it. you know, we have a deal in place. so, looking forward to paying the fine and three months later it being dismissed. and hopefully continuing to work in my district. >> steve: so do you believe him? >> look. the video is pretty clear that he tore the signs down and pulled the alarm and walked past multiple law enforcement

officers without saying hey, i made a mistake i accidentally pulled the alarm. i think the video speaks for itself. i was flying home from west chester last week he sat down in the same row. i said thank god we are not sitting in the exit row because lord knows what he would have done. look, he obviously pulled the fire alarm. he obviously did to stall and create chaos. that's what he is. he is a day as agent. this is somebody who voted against condemning hamas yesterday. it's disgusting. it's despicable. i don't know how you could be a member of congress and not condemn hamas. they are brutal terrorists who slaughtered jews. the biggest massacre of jews since the holocaust. this is a no-brainer. >> lawrence: i'm curious, congressman, i know there was a legal investigation. but will there be a house investigation as well. will he be censored?

>> i know there are members who have resolutions that they would like to bring forward. so i suspect -- i suspect there is going to be a few resolutions coming forward including to censure rashida tlaib for her vile and disgusting lie that israel bombed a hospital when, in fact, it was the terrorists who did that and you have members of congress frankly in my opinion that are just unfit to serve both in terms of their conduct and the lies that they spew. >> brian: by the way, also, joining bowman another nine other congressman refused to condemn hamas and support israel and about 6 voted present. i mean, if you guys -- all democrats. if you guys can't get on that same page, that's scary. >> here's the best part. a member of the co-sponsored the resolution. real profiles in courage here. >> steve: mike lawler, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you.

>> ainsley: hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: good morning. today detained "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich is spending his 32nd birthday behind bars. he has been in a russian prison for more than six months awaiting trial on espionage charges. his sister telling a local news outlet, quote: i know he is doing his best to keep his spirits up. my family and i have written him really sappy emotional birthday letters. we are hoping we can support him from afar and hopefully he loves them and gets to have some brightness on his birthday. we are all hoping for that college students across the country staging protests to military tied israel. [shouting] >> hey, hey, ho ho [inaudible] >> carley: students at more than 100 campuses reportedly participated in pro-palestinian demonstrations. nyu launching an investigation

after protesters were seen holding anti-semitic signs in washington park. >> brian: find out who it was. why don't you look at their faces. they were holding the sign. good luck nyu. >> ainsley: they were marching in our neighborhood yesterday. women of my friends were writing me they are right outside of my apartment. they're on my street her husband said do not go outside. she was terrified. she said they were walking on the sidewalk. shut down the street. she said no, they were all over the street and on the sidewalk. >> brian: look at this. these kids have to -- these jewish new yorkers had to huddle in a bathroom. >> ainsley: because they're scared. >> brian: in the library. >> steve: at cooper union. >> brian: unbelievable. >> steve: coming up in five minutes thousands of maine residents in the state of maine sheltering in place after a mass shooting last night. where at least 22 people have been murdered. >> ainsley: next guest lives 22 minutes from lewiston. a former portland maine radio host join us with how his neighbors are reacting, next.

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a bar and a bowling alley. law enforcement source tells fox news that the shooter murdered at least 22 people and injured dozens of others. some are saying 50, some are saying 60 other people. >> lawrence: in the middle east, sirens are sounding after the israeli military conduct largest ground raid in gaza so far in the war. and idf warns the terror group -- this is only the beginning. >> ainsley: but first, live team coverage on the deadly mass shooting up in maine. former fbi special agent nicole parker and todd piro in the studio with what we know about the person of interest. molly line is live there on the ground in lewiston with the latest. molly. >> molly: maine state police continue to urge people to stay in their