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 homes.

they are expanding the shelter in place to the town where robert card is from. more than 100 investigators working this case. everything began to unfold yesterday evening about 6:56, lewiston police started to respond to two shooting incidents, one at the bowling alley, one at the bar. 8:00, active shooter in lewiston. by 10:00, warning residents to avoid the area until all clear is given. it was not. 10:25, issue this countywide shelter in place order. 11:00 p.m., robert card is named person of interest. when you look at the map, the twoen 62s where the mass

shootings were perpetrated. schemengees bar and grille and the bowling alley. that community in lisbon is less than 10,000 people surrounded by a big, wooded area, a river runs through, tough terrain for investigators. witnesses are describing what happened, particularly in the bowling alley, take a listen. >> we were inside, normal night of bowling. out of nowhere, he came in. there was a loud pop. thought it was a balloon, i had my back turned to the door. as soon as i turned and saw it was not a balloon, he was holding a weapon, i booked it down the lane and slid basically to where the pins are and climbed into the top of the machine until the cops got there. >> molly: key questions for

investigators as the press conference looms later on mid-morning. where should people be most concerned about the search? have they zeroed in on where car is now? have they narrowed things down at all? back to you. >> steve: exactly, where is he? thank you. learning about robert card, 40 years old. todd piro has the latest. as you depict his biography, people will be going, wait a minute, there were great big red flags about this guy. >> todd: a ton and that really is the main issue we hope gets addressed. police say robert card is 40-year-old man, past raising big flags for law enforcement. believe to be trained instructor and is in the reserves.

police say he recently reported mental health issue, including hearing voices and thoughts to shoot up a military base. he is considered armed and dangerous. studies engineering at university of may and card last known to be driving that car there, a white subaru outback with a black bumper. police say the vehicle was discovered near a boat dock in lisbon, maine. xshls expanding the shelter in place beyond lewiston continuing to search for card. authorities set to give an update 10:30 a.m. eastern time. we really hope to learn a lot more about this individual because people want answers and have questions. >> ainsley: they want to feel safe. >> steve: he was hearing voices and he was a gun instructor. >> ainsley: and mental institution for two weeks.

>> steve: because he wanted to shoot up the guard. >> brian: nicole parker is upon hadding us and eight or nine hours later we do not have the person of interest. nicole, going over the case in your head, what do we know for sure and how would that affect what you would be doing right now if you were in charge of this case? >> this is complex, an extremely complex situation. i have responded to several mass shootings and in a lot of instances, the shooter ends uptaking his own life. the shooter is on the loose, it is important citizens shelter in place or do what law enforcement tell you to do. do not leave your house. if you have a tip call 911, do not go toward the shooter. it is important that people understand this is different from a typical situation. we just recently went over the

pennsylvania manhunt with cavalcante, he had not just shot and killed 22 individuals. this individual has killed 22 individuals and proved he is violent. he is not turning himself in. you need to be careful. individuals say, our community is so safe, never thought it would happen here. nowhere in this country is safe anymore. you have to be very careful, if i can give one piece of advice, run, hide, fight, that could save your life. run, hide, fight. >> steve: it was kids night at the bowling alley and that image is him at the bowling alley. it was kid's league and people did run and hid in the pin machines. there were dozens of other people in the bowling alley who

survived and in the restaurant he went to and survived. as you know, as law enforcement, you sit down and ask somebody, what did you see, what did you hear? describe it to me, they all have different points of view and say different things. we have surveillance video that shows it's him. >> right and surveillance is very powerful. his face is uncovered, so those in the community know who he is, they were able to identify him. memorize his picture. thank you to the media for plastering his picture everywhere. if you see him, call 911 immediately. it is important to note how important witness interviews are. we conduct investigations, it is natural to have a different recollection. when you are interviewing hundreds of people, you piece together the information and the surveillance and piece together license plate readers.

the car went to a dote dock. i worked cases where the individual ended up jumping into the river and he was armed and had the gun. we don't know where this individual is. he could be on the loose. he could be in the forest. he could have committed suicide or he could be long gone. it is important to take all precaution. another important thing, this is all hands on deck, local, state and federal. when you report to an active shooter, it is typically local law enforcement jurisdiction and they take lead on the case. the fbi is there, of course, the fbi is there. after sandy hook, a law signed that said if there is active shooter incident, the fbi can bring in tremendous resources. swat teams and tactical teams from fbi are there, fbi boston and resident agencies located in

the maine area. fbi is providing hostage rescue team and negotiators. this individual could potentially take hostages. it is important to look at all resources being used. behavioral analysis team, evidence response team. what you see in the media is just a sliver what is going on. you have individuals at multiple crime scenes, individuals conducting analysis behind the scene, going through social media, scrubbing account, going through and doing search warrants, conducting family member interviews. what is the pathway to violence for the individual? he did not just wake up yesterday and say, i'm going to go shoot up this bowling alley tonight. i guarantee it was planned, there was a precipitating stressor that led to this moment. today is the day and i'm going to do this.

behavioral analysis unit will be looking attideiation, grievance, what caused them to do this? obviously they have mental history, they will look at that, what medicationings were they on, things like that. >> lawrence: elephant in the room, if you look at the 14509er as we put photos on the screen, how he crouches and holds his weapon. he's part of the military and swat is a military strategy, so he's familiar with the strategy and knows how to evade and capture. is law enforcement going to deal with that issue as they try to go after someone that knows their strategies? >> absolutely and lawrence, that is very important point, this is not someone off the street, this is a highly-trained individual that we understand potentially had been firearm instructor,

former military, extremely dangerous. people need to understand and respect what law enforcement is faced with everyday. they are expected to go toward the shooter. i was on the violent crime task force. when i was going out, i had a special vest, ceramic plates, swat members have a lot of extra protection, armored vehicles, tools and resources that a regular officer or law enforcement officer may not have. it is extremely dangerous and this is after they have shot and killed 22 people. and potentially injured several more. i think another thing i want your audience to understand, this is not -- the notification process, i've heard talked about, that is most delicate portion of this entire tragedy. having to tell a family, a loved one, your family member or loved one is never coming home again.

okay. i've done it, i've had to do that at parkland school shooting, the fort lauderdale shooting. law enforcement has to get it right. there is a sense of urgency, family members deserve to know. they have to identify who the deceased are. sometimes they may not have id, you may have to ask fphotos fro loved ones. you cannot get that wrong, that is the worst nightmare and my heart goes out to the family members who lost their loved one. >> ainsley: do you think he planned this? do you think he knew someone at the bowling alley or bar? >> i don't want to jump to conclusions, it will be a thorough and complex investigation. number one thing is to apprehend the suspect. it wouldn't shock me. these shooters, a lot of times,

they want attention. it is disgusting and evil to say, most bang for their buck and i saw myself at parkland school shooting, he intended to shoot more than he did and these people know where there is a large population. this is a smaller town, maybe 30 to 40,000 individuals, trust me, he knew where he was going, he was familiar with the bowling alley and league night for youth. that is disgusting and despicable and americans need to be on high alert wherever you are, keep your head on swivel. >> ainsley: they normally do plan it? in your experience, do they usually plan it or is it he's driving down the road and he snaps and just happens to be driving by the bowling alley? >> in my experience, again, we cannot say or jump to incorrect conclusion, there was likely a lot of planning that went into this.

he was fully armed, extensive amounts of ammunition, i firmly believe this was highly planned out and there was just a moment he said this is the day, this is 'm going to do. >> steve: thank you from florida with your expertise. >> brian: 13 after the hour, to another fox news alert. overseas, large cloud of smoke rising over the israeli-lebanon border up north. >> lawrence: overnight raids in the largest ground incursion in gaza since the war began. >> ainsley: trey yingst has the latest for us, trey. >> trey: good morning. we have breaking new for you. israeli military says they have killed a rocket commander from hamas in second largest city in khan yunis, operation conducted jointly between israeli intelligence and israeli air force figuring out exact location and launching airstrike against him.

we have new video overnight, israelis launched their largest raid into the gaza strip since october 7 massacre. the vigoti brigade destroying cells along the border and according to the military as they were inside gaza with d-9 bulldozers and tanks, they took out a number of anti-tank guided missiles. significant development, shows how israelis may start to launch ground operation, second part of the ongoing war taking place. we have new satellite images from eastern side of the gaza strip. maxar technology is taking these in neighborhoods along gaza border. israelis are clearing the path for what is expected to be a large ground operation. prime minister netanyahu overnight commenting on the timing of that possibility. >> i want to be clear, the timing of the ground invasion

will unanimously decided by the war cabinet and chief of staff and the cabinet. we will act in order to ensure best terms for our soldiers for the coming operation. when we will get into gaza down the road, we will collect the highest price from those murderers who commit the horrible atrocities, hamas-isis. >> trey: civilian death toll in gaza is rapidly rising as israeli response continues. the bureau chief for al jazeera was seen going to a hospital and finding his family members. there are civilians amid rocket fire that target southern and central israel. preparation underway for a ground offensive, expectation is civilian death toll in gaza will rapidly rise once israelis enter on the ground.

back to you. >> steve: thanks for the news about the high-value tarringel. >> ainsley: busy day. the manhunt continues for the guy linked to deadly shooting in maine. authorities have an update 10:30 a.m., watch that for the news conference. >> steve: we know of 22 people who were killed. in new york city, world gathers at united nations on east side of manhattan, 10:00 live here. >> brian: plus, looking live outside the courthouse where sam bankman-fried is expected to take the stand in his own trial, wonder if he will wear shorts. >> ainsley: congressman bowman for pulling that fire alarm >> >> brian: him and his backpack in trouble. i would never wear a backpack. carley shimkus is upstairs. >> carley: i'm a good authority, you wear a backpack everyday, a

purse, a man bag, a murse. more news, fox weather alert in acap ulco, slammed by category 5 hurricane, hundreds of thousands are without power, hotels in shambles and the airport is closed due to extensive damage, leaving countless tourists stranded. no report of death, but road closures are hindering search and rescue efforts. on to a fox news alert. congressman jamaal bowman turning himself in moments ago, fox news capturing the squad member surrendering. he is expected to plead guilty being charged with pulling the fire alarm just before the house voted on stopgap spending bill

to fund the government last month. >> charge of pulling the alarm, i admitted from the beginning, got to take responsibility for it. we have a deal in place so looking forward to paying the fine and three months later it being dismissed and hopefully continuing to do work in my district. >> carley: bowman will be arraignedats 9 a.m. eastern time. stay tune for live coverage of that and iowa senator grassley telling fox digital he has been made aware fbi received information from over 40 confidential sources that allege president biden, hunter biden and his brother james were involved in various criminal matters, according to grassley, sought to discredit sources as foreign disinformation. grassley sending a letter to fbi director wray and garland

demanding a response by november 17th. those are headlines. >> steve: he's got questions. >> lawrence: i think all wray cleaned up the fbi, looks like they continue -- >> brian: i'm saying no, not quite yet, work in progress. we'll discuss that another time. >> carley: all out manhunt to find the person of interest in the mass shooting in maine. >> steve: we'll talk to fbi special agent about how the bureau is working with state law enforcement to find the gunman.

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us now. jack, we just heard that guy. we live in a quiet town. >> yeah, right, steve, we have talked in the past, you don't know where it is going to happen, new york, chicago, l.a., big cities and it happens in small town america like this, too. >> steve: we have surveillance image and this fella, robert card is named as person of interest, what is curious about this, if he did plan it and we don't know, we are speculating. the cops will have a press conference in two hours. if he did plan it, why do we see his face clearly? >> this individual didn't care, it was indifferent to him. he was on a mission. >> steve: suicide mission. >> suicide mission most likely, he probably had to realize he was not going to survive this. so far he has. he is on the run and there is a huge manhunt for him. it will take time. this guy is a survivalist, he

knows the woods, he is a hunter and fisher and knows how to put himself in a "hide" to wait for prey when he's a hunter, same type of thing he's doing now. travels by night and during the day bunkered down. >> has to be frustrating for you in federal law enforcement, here is guy and we're learning more about this particular man, apparently during the summer, he was sent by his national guard unit to mental health facility because he threatened to shoot it up. he's also a licensed gun instructor. he was going to shoot up the facility and he was hearing voices, those are things, today after this mass murder, you are going, why didn't somebody take the guy's guns away. >> that is the problem, we don't know his full background, we

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>> brian: israeli forces launching ground raid into gaza striking hamas terror targets.

>> ainsley: idf reveal 224 victims, including those believed to be americans are being held hostage, the number has gone up, being held by terrorists. >> lawrence: lieutenant colonel peter lerner joins us. thank you for joining the program. can you tell us about the targeted,a tack you guys were doing and what was the purpose of that attack? >> good morning to you all. i want to say watching the dramatic images coming out on your side of the ocean in maine, our hearts are with you in these times. we are in day 20 of our operation against hamas and indeed overnight conducted a clear and sweep operation intended to strike and target hamas antitank capabilities in the perimeter of the fence but also going a bit further deeper

and extent of operation was to destroy and target assets of hamas and surrounding area, things that could potentially impede on a ground operation if that indeed develops and happens. these are type of operations we've conducted on a smaller scale in recent days but last night more substantial and indeed we took out anti-tank squad in engagement with forces and took down observation positions operation in order to seek out demining or dealing with explosive devices that potentially could threaten ground force activities and also different capabilities like the observation point so that hamas will not feel safe, they will be pursued when we mobilize if we mobilize. >> ainsley: are y'all going to be able to find out, i know the hostage number gone up to 224, can you explain why that is and

how successful do you think you will be at finding the tunnels on the other side in gaza? >> the hostage situation is a grave situation and there is constant more intelligence coming in. hamas is diabolical organization that has taken so many people into gaza and indeed some operations we were conducting near the fence was to pick up bodies they dropped on the way. we were seeing intelligence coming in and cross-referencing it with different information from elsewhere. the number is flexible. we still have about 100 people unaccounted for, that number could go up even more. operations are ongoing, i prefer not to delve into specific details, despite the fact you are interested in it obviously because of operational concern. we need to leave it at that. i would say 224, families of 224

people have been torn to pieces over the last 20 days and we need to bring them home as soon as possible top of operational priority and the effort to bring them home are ongoing. >> steve: colonel, i was reading in times of israel that one of your idf units, unit 504, a military intel unit, apparently has been calling people in northern gaza, saying get out. it is not safe for you there. but apparently, and you have released some audio that shows people who are trying to leave, essentially are -- they are blocking the roads, hamas is blocking the road and shooting at people. we want to go south, we can't, we don't want to get shot. >> so this is the diabolicalness of this terrible terrorist government that has control over

the gaza strip. they have no regard for human life, israeli or palestinian. we are trying to evacuate people from harm's way, they are trying to keep them in harm's way. we are trying to make sure they go south, they are trying to prevent that and intelligence and conversations, they are concerning, we are still seeing huge mass movement toward south because people realize we mean business and hamas means bad business. people are listening and going south to enable us to continue to pursue hamas where they are hideing and specifically in the north. >> brian: "wall street journal" report u.s. agreed to delay invasion to get missile defense in iraq and syria and some ships reloaded. would you confirm or deny that? >> our operation is depending on

two components, the government decision to mobilize. we heard prime minister netanyahu yesterday address the israeli public and he said he's working to gain that consensus in his government and from our perspective that is one condition. second condition would be the optimal operational condition for the idf. we are not in a rush, we realize this is a long battle ahead of us and therefore we are taking our time. everyday that goes by, we are better prepared and better equipped and specific task of the individual units are more clear how they fit together in the broader picture. the broader puzzle of dismantling hamas. while there is ongoing debate and discussion on the diplomatic level, our role is to be prepared to move in when the two conditions are met. >> ainsley: okay, lieutenant

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killed last night. i'm numb really. i can't believe this happened around here, it is usually quiet town. >> ainsley: maine police have drones in the air. this is in an effort to track down the "person of interest." he allegedly made threats to shoot up national guard base in maine where he was stationed and he's been known to hear voices and was in a mental health facility this summer. >> steve: what was he up to since then? it is a busy day at the white house, the president is briefed on the deadly shooting in maine. he got pulled aside last night during a big dinner. >> ainsley: biden sending stark warning to iran over supporting attackings on u.s. troops in the 34idel east. >> brian: he loves to warn them. >> ainsley: don't. >> brian: they do.

peter doocy live at the white house. hi, peter. >> peter: when this was happening last night at lewiston, maine, president biden was at the dinner and stepped away from the head table where he was seated with the australian prime minister. he called the maine governor, king and collins and congressman goldman and offered federal support and we are told he's been briefed about what happened. he's got another decision to make now, what to do about the militia backed by iran attacking american troops stationed in the middle east. this is a separate issue than iran backing hamas on the october 7 attacks and so for the first time, it is a separate public warning to the ayatollah.

>> president biden: we have had troops in the region since 9/11, to go after isis and prevent reemergence and my warning to the ayatollah was if they continue to move against those troops, we will respond and he should be prepared. it has nothing to do with israel. >> peter: today press briefing with the press secretary and near certainty there will be a lot of calls there for more gun control. remember, this is a president who in the last week and a half or so renewed call for assault weapon ban in the united states and about a month ago started new office here at the white house, a gun violence prevention office headed by the vice president. back to you. >> lawrence: has there been reaction from the white house, since he is leader of the democratic party, of squad members voting on condemning

hamas, any reaction from the white house? >> peter: we have not heard about them not voting to condemn hamas. we know that white house officials are on the side of israel fully here. they are essentially saying rashida tlaib, without naming her, is wrong to be taking -- making statements that make it sound like israel had complicity like the hospital bombing and israel was in any way responsible for what happened earlier this month. >> brian: she's critical of the president, we'll see if the squad of the house is back in order. any plan to talk to the new speaker? >> peter: they already talked yesterday, don't know how that went, probably a short call. >> steve: you're right. thank you very much. live from the north lawn. >> ainsley: congressman jamaal bowman turns himself in after pulling the fire alarm at the

capitol, fox news cameras capturing that video there, we have a live report next. >> brian: check in with bill hemmer. hi, bill. >> great coverage, been watching all morning, so much to learn about what happened in maine. as of this hour, the killer still out there, we hope to get answers when police hold a press conference 10:30 eastern time. stand by for that. israel goes into gaza, more on the raid from overnight. and reporting that hundreds of hamas terrorists went to iran for training. it is heavy morning of news, dana and i will see you top of the hour.

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that makes this company so unique. >> ainsley: the sun is up in main after a mass shooting overnight. sources say at least 22 people are dead. dozens more hurt after someone opened fire at a bar and bowling alley. 40-year-old robert card is the person of interest. police say he is a trained firearms instructor and member of the army reserve with a history of mental illness. maine police have drones in the air and patrols on the roads in an effort to track down that person of interest. new overnight the united auto workers union reaching a

tentative deal the forward-looking. the proposal includes a 27% hike in the base wage through 2028 and would raise the top wage to more than $40 an hour. the deal still needs the approval of the union rank and file but the uaw is calling on its members to return to work at ford plants. still no deal with general motors or stellantis. college students staging walk-outs yesterday processing u.s. military aid to israel. [shouting] >> students at more than 100 campuses reportedly participated in the pro-palestinian demonstrations. also happening yesterday jewish students in new york city were locked inside a college library as pro-palestinian protestors

moved throughout the building. video shows the crowd up against the glass holding up anti-israel signs. the jewish students were eventually led out of the building to safety. those are your headlines. >> steve: over at cooper union. >> lawrence: how long will we allow this? >> it is non-stop. they aren't going to class. >> ainsley: they had marches all over the city. >> lawrence: congressman jamal bowman sur end erg to police this morning. >> ainsley: squad member turned himself in after being charged with falsely pulling the fire alarm at a congressional office building. >> brian: aishah. >> i never thought i would be in d.c. superior court as a congressional correspondent. congressman bowman due in court in about 30 minutes.

he hasn't showed up yet for the misdemeanor charge. we expect a cattle call. we don't know if he'll go first or last but charged with a miss demeanor. look at this video. we caught him surresurrendering himself. he will pay a $1 thousand fine and if he stays out of trouble for three months and it's life back to normal claiming he was not trying to obstruct house proceedings. >> i wasn't trying to obstruct house proceedings. i'm glad the investigation found that was the case. pulling the alarm i admitted that from the very beginning. got to take responsibility. >> not everybody believes it, guys. it happened during a house vote on a gop bill to keep the government open. at the time house democrats were trying to stall the vote here

and according to court documents, bowman told police he didn't tell anybody after he pulled the fire alarm, he just left. house republicans from new york are sounding off saying that they don't buy his excuse and they don't think that it was unintentional and we're hoping to get more reaction later today from republicans including our new house speaker, mike johnson. >> steve: reporting from the courthouse. >> brian: good to have a speaker, feel complete. >> lawrence: let's look at what is coming up. the world is gathering at the u.n. general assembly at 10:00 a.m. >> ainsley: authorities are set to give an update on the maine mass shooting at 10:30 a.m. eastern time. >> steve: sam bankman-fried is expected to take the stand in his own defense at the trial. speaking of live, brian. brian brian radio show >> bill: an hour from now police are update on th