c.b., what can you tell us at this hour? >> good evening, pete.elter in place orders have been lifted for lewiston and surrounding communities. and businesses at this point can choose whether to stay open or remain closed. but the key tonight, pete, the key here is vigilance. people are being urged to stay vigilant as the manhunt continues. now, we know dive teams were really zeroing in on the androscoggin river near the boat ramp where card abandoned subaru outback. a rifle was found in that car. right now it's being tested to see whether this was the gun used in the shooting. this gun, one of many the suspect owned, according to law enforcement sources. now, vehicle records also showing us, pete, that card had multiple boats. and the coast guard which is helping in this search says one of them is unaccounted for. documents also indicate the suspect may have access to a motorcycle. now, thursday night, officers were executing search warrants at properties linked to the suspect in his h hometown of bowdoin. this is an area where the suspect has de

first the c.b. cotton reporting live in new york. hi, c.b. >> absolutely senseless.olice not only have a suspect in custody, they may have the murder weapon. 18-year-old brian dowling was a rested at a home less than a mile away from where the stabbing took place. sources telling me a knife was recovered and is now being tested to see whether it was used in the murder. this is dowling walking out of a brooklyn police precinct this afternoon appearing emotional. he's now facing charges of murder and criminal possession of a weapon. detectives reportedly recovered a sweatshirt which appears to be the same one that the killer is wearing in this video. the victim, ryan carson, was ant environmentalistic and an advocate for overdose prevention. he talked about losing his best friend to heroin. carson's roommate concealing his face while remembering his friend. >> i do keep thinking about how many other people and just in his personal life have been affected by this and them and also what a genuine loss this is for the city of new york. >> a new york state assembly member

c.b. cotton is live in new york city with more. hello, c.b. >> reporter: good afternoon, mike.e, they also are telling me they feel frustrated with the pace of humanitarian aid ott region. some of them saying they feel the 2020 the aid trucks allowed -- 20 the aid trucks yesterday are simply not enough. now, questioned these thousands of protesters marched and chanted for hours, and chaos erupting when police told people to go home. as officers tried to get the crowd urn control, people set fires in trash cans in the middle of the road, people continuing their chants, some of them sitting down in the road as police tried to clear a path for traffic to start moving. police detained 19 people, most of them issued criminal court summons for disorderly conduct. now, before the chaos, we saw this: >> we will free palestine! >> reporter: organizers leading the crowd i with chants demanding palestinian liberation, some waving signs. then the crowd calling israel a colonizer. before the rally began yesterday, we also witnessed this, a truck displaying images of kidnapped israelis getti

hey, c.b. >> reporter: hi, griff, good afternoon. in one of the city's many neighborhoods which has a large jewish population speaking to people who are devastated by what's unfolding in israel. this is typically a joyous holiday season for those in the jewish faith, today it's a holiday which follows the week-long holiday. and now it feels like there is a dark cloud hanging over what would normally be a very, very happy time for those in the jewish faith. many people, because of this holiday season and today being the sabbath, many who are jewish are not comfortable speaking on camera, but we've talked to many off camera who are absolutely horrified, and they feel as if they're growing more anxious by the hour as they try to reach loved ones in southern israel. this is just an absolutely horrific time. we did speak to one woman, she is not jewish, but she lives in this neighborhood and has many friends who are a part of the faith, and she shared part of a conversation she had early this morning. listen to this. >> yeah. as a matter

c.b. cotton is live in brooklyn with more. hey, c.b., what are you seeing out there?crowd are starting to grow here in brach lin for the rally that begins in less thannen hour. you can see people wearing traditional scarveses, waving the flag of the palestinian authority, carrying signs calling for a ceasefire. we've got some people of the jewish faith standing in support of this protest, this comes on the heels of9 another demonstration which shut down a city street. more than 100 people sat down in the middle of the road across from democratic senator kirstin gillibrand's office, blocking traffic. police warning them to move, but as chants continued, officers took nearly 150 people into custody. similar scenes at colleges and universities throughout the nation. students walking out of class at a harvard university this week saying they're standing up for gaza. this as an israeli-american professor is speaking out against his employer, columbia university, saying he'd never send his daughter to the ivy league school. >> this is the school that you want to send your c

correspondent c.b. cotton is in lewiston tonight with the latest.d evening, c.b. >> tonight shelter in place orders are being lifted. people are told to stay vigilant as the manhunt continues. investigators are finding clues left behind by suspect robert card but they still haven't found him, the accused gunman. now, today dive teams searched the an androscoggin. a gun was found in the car which is being tested to see whether it was used in the shooting. this gun, one of many the suspect owned according to law enforcement sources. vehicle records show card had multiple boats and the coast guard helping in the search says one of them is unaccounted for. documents also indicate the suspect may have access to a motorcycle. now, thursday night officers executing search warrants at properties linked to him and his hometown of bowdoin which is some 20 miles east of where the mass shooting took place sources telling this is where card left behind a note. while shelter in place orders lewiston. hunting season starts tomorrow in maine and hunt something proh

c.b. cotton joins us. c.b., where did police find the suspect? me this 18-year-old was picked up this morning by nypd's violent felony squad not a mile away of where he was suspected of stabbing this activist. brown dowling wire ago white shirt and striped shorts. police sources say that investigators are testing a knife to see if it's the murder weapon. dowling is facing charges of murder and criminal possession of a weapon. officers say the teen was caught on camera stabbing ryan carson three times as the beloved activist tried to deescalate the situation. carson stepped in front of his girlfriend to protect her. the post said the suspect's aunt called 911 describing the teen as mentally disturbed after he smashed items in his girlfriend's apartment. his roommate is now speaking out after the tragedy. >> he was committed to his direct personal relationships, the community he was in and the city and the world at large. he was -- i have never met another person like him. >> now, dowling has already reportedly retained a lawyer and stayed quiet af

c.b. cotton joins us from columbia university.seas is spilling over onto our colleges right here, correct? >> reporter: stu, that's right. tensions are continuing to rise at college campuses across the country. you mentioned that israeli student who was assaulted here at columbia university. well, less than 24 hours after that happened hundreds gathered facing off in dueling protests on columbia's campus yesterday. one student estimating nearly 500 gathered to support palestine the. at another protest at hunter college across town, students telling fox's lawrence jones why they think israel's to blame. >> israel is notorious for creating propaganda that cites their one-sided massacre against palestinians. >> i support decolonization and the liberation of palestinian people and the end e of a mass genocide in the gaza strip. >> reporter: there were clashes at universities across the country yesterday, stu, as part of a call by the national students for justice is and palestine organization. backlash has been swift though for studen

. >> joining us once again live at the scene is fox news correspondent c.b. cotton, c.b..a sigh of relief, to say the least. but as i mentioned in the intro, the hard work continues for investigators. >> hi, kevin. it certainly does. and the big takeaway is that robert card is no longer a threat to this community. and while people here process this news, another reality is setting in, kevin and of the immense grief this community will have to face in the days and days ahead, as 18 people are laid to rest. law enforcement say robert card gunned down those 18 people and sometime after he turned the trigger on himself, we know he was found with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound early friday evening in a heavily wooded area in lisbon, which is only about a ten, 15 minute drive from here in lewiston, where the mass shooting occurred. and kevin, even though card is dead, we know this investigation is ongoing. the governor is telling the community tonight that they are committed to looking into the facts of this case and figuring out what led up to this horrific tragedy. >

that's where you'd find c.b. cotton. c.b.? >> good afternoon, neil.g for accused gunman and suspect robert card after police say he terrorized this small tight knit community. investigators revealed that belong a cell phone belonging to card but tight lipped on a note that he left behind. investigators are searching through the woods. dive teamses have been searching the river where the outback was found abandoned. a gun was found in the car. nobody knows which way the suspect went or how he's getting around. card had multiple boats and the coast guard says one is unaccounted for. documents say the suspect may have accessed to a motorcycle. now thursday night, officers executing search warrants at properties linked to is suspect in his hometown of boden. no sign of the suspect. while the hundred continues, lewiston and surrounding areas are turning in to ghost towns as shelter in place orders are extended through saturday morning. neil, investigators say they're following up on literally hundreds of tips. this comes as more identifications, more victi

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c.b.rk city with more. >> reporter: people are heading to these protests with signs and megaphones and some leaving in handcuffs. jewish voice for peace says local lawmakers, rabbis and descendants of holocaust survivors were among dozens of protesters who were arrested outside senate majority leader chuck schumer's house last night ahead of his trip to israel this weekend, calling for an a end to what they saw is -- say is the genocide of palestinians in gaza. we're hearing a similar message from supporters who marched through times square to the israeli consulate9 and then to the united nations. small, pro-israeli crowds sometimes spotted awe off on the sidelines. now as for college campuses, students are also standing divided about the escalating violence overseas. here in the city as a crowd of pro-palestinian supporters gathered at baruch college, a man got into a heated argument with another manage and both were arrested. one protester telling us he believes israel's to blame for the

c.b. cotton demanding answers.never suspected a thing about the daycare facilities. >> hi, john, that's right. the 1-year-old's father says the daycare was responsive, texting how the son was doing. he thought the son was safe. and he's urging people to be more skeptical. >> kindergarten graduation, sadly -- [speaking spanish] >> other families whose children were exposed to the fentanyl but survived were inside the courtroom as the three defendants accused of running that stash house were arraigned in court, pleading not guilty on the charges, including murder. these defendants also face separate federal charges. while the case plays out in state court, the district attorney is vowing to crack down on other home daycare centers, saying the children were used as a cover. >> this was not really a daycare center, this was a drug operation and they used babies as a shield in order to run their operation. >> now, in addition to the kilo of fentanyl found in a closet, prosecutors releasing that other things were hidden

so c.b. cotton live at the courthouse on this case for us in the bronx. hi, c.b. >> hi, martha. the court appearance was open and shut here at brings criminal court. she pleaded guilty to menacing and harassment and taking a plea deal which will require her to do six to 12 months of behavioral therapy. she's going to be using mindfulness to talk through intense emotions. this comes after rodriguez was fired from her job as an adjunct professor in may. after that exchange you showed with the "new york post" reporter and again those videos are from the "new york post," which shares common ownership with fox news. soon after rodriguez turned herself in to police to face the charges, the reporter had originally gone to her home to interview her about a viral video which showed her yelling with profanities at a group of pro life students on campus. get this. rodriguez telling "art news" in may that she apologized to the students. as for her run-in with the "new york post" reporter that led to her firing, she's reportedly accused hunter college in part of giving in to racist white nat

c.b.otton in new york city and premature activation here, i don't know if yours went off or not. >> yeah, we did, fema testing the integrated public alert system, my phone went off early, too, a bit of a surprise. and this fema wants to test to make sure it's still effective at notifying the public of a widespread disaster or national emergency and again, we got the notification with the loud tone and vibration and if the cell phone was on silent you probably still get the notification. again, the message, it should have said thshgs is a test, looking at it right now, this is a test of the national wireless emergency alert system, no action is needed. sent in english or spanish, depending on your phone's settings and the vibration and the tone you just felt and heard, those were to make sure the alerts are accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities. as soon as you clicked on the phone, the tone probably ended, and also airing on the tv and radio with a similar message. agenc

c.b.eporter: fox news digital first broke news of the former worker whose story captured national headlines. he's how saying progressive policies here in new york city violated his civil rights. alba is accusing manhattan d.a. alvin bragg, nypd detectives, arresting officers and department of corrections officials of racial discrimination when he was charged with second-degree murder or and is locked up at liker's high land back in july of last year. the arrest came after alba fatally stabbed a man inside the bodega where he worked, surveillance video showing alba was not the initial aggressor. investigators say the fight began after the man's girlfriend tried to pay for a bag of chips, but her card declined. the d.a. later dropped the charges with his office saying a homicide case against alba couldn't be proven at a trial beyond a reasonable doubt. alba's lawsuit now calls his acin part wrongful concern arrest in part wrongful prosecution and his stay at riker's island unconstitutional.

gillian: c.b. cotton in myself for us, thank you. mike?bring in today's political panel, don blamer and democratic analyst ari armesh, ari, let's start first with those protests we're seeing. what's your assessment? >> i listened to president biden's speech the other night, a great speech. we support our ally, israel, but i've got to speak about my party and a couple members in the house that have actually fanned the flames. congresswoman rashid da tlaib of detroit, ilhan omar and a couple of others in the squad. for about a year, iranian women were -- we pulled out of afghanistan, and the taliban has been brutally murdering men, women and children. one, may months. the past who who weeks the level of -- two weeks, the level of outrage by these two members in my party has been so disproportionate as if you think there is some sort of a -- let me go back to june 7th, 2021, tweet, by ilhan omar. she says all atrocities by u.s., israel, hamas, taliban should be condemned. this is 20321 is, she's putting israel, the u.s., hamas and taliban in

c.b. cotten, live for us on the scene. thank you. let's bring in retired nypd inspector and founder of ops desk. wag, paul moore, als retiredo pt looks like the suicide note was legit. were you surprised to hear this you s ? >> well, yes and no. the thing that i posited earlier actually said on the air today was that when guys like this kill themselves, it's often it's generally their final statement, the world. and there's going to be some significance to it. and i'll confess confess was a t puzzled as to why maybe the dogs had found him, because generally, as i said, if you're going to make a statemenhim.t you want peopleo hear it. now, according to the heardting, his body was foun only about a mile away from where the abandoned car was. mile fand reportedly, it was fod next to the dumpster at the place recycling plant, maine recycling that fired him f two weeks ago. so to me, that's a pretty clear statement. >> the police fired him. his sister in law said that that wass sisterone of one of ts that was leading to some of the mental

c.b. cotton in new york with more on all of that. >> reporter: neil, good morning. yeah, people are heading to these protests with signs and megaphones and leaving in hand cuffs. we watch this unfold at one rally. the group saying local lawmakers, rabbis and holocaust survivors were among the dozens of demonstrators arrested outside of senate majority leader chuck sometimer's house last night. ahead of his trip to israel this weekend to show support for the country. these demonstrators demanding a ceasefire in the israel-hamas war saying there's genocide in gaza. similar messages were echoed from thousands of pro-palestinian supporters who march through times square to the israeli consulate and to the united nations. small pro-israeli crowds sometimes spotted on the sidelines, and as for college campuses, students are divided about the escalating violence overseas. here in the city as a crowd of plo-palestinian -- pro-palestinian supporters, one protester telling us he believes israel's, quote, colonialism caused violence in the region. >> certainly what hamas did i

trace. >> trace: c.b. cotton thank you.tor founder of ops desk.org the fact that this body was found so close to where the search was is kind of surprising. this was all hands on deck search. >> yes, it and i think colonel ross actually alluded that to the press meeting tonight. i know i default to this. let's remember who the good guys are. you had hundreds of cops up there 80 federal agents none sleeping many had to be ordered to rest. eating twhavrl they can sleeping in their cars, and in the fog of war sometimes things are missed. we don't know how long he had been there. it was a place he was fired from so he did seem to have an edge against them but these are folks were florida cops in lewiston were in plainclothes shooting at arrangement they got there in 90 seconds. because of that undoubtedly lives were saved so i just want to make sure as we second guess things here we remember these are folks trying to do the right thing. i'm just glad it's over. >> it is over and that is important here. the concept here paul of

but first, joining us withtest t all the latest details in maine is c.b. cotton and. us. >> she is with us. well, i'm sure the people of maine rest or resting easier tonight, but the pain of thethe familiespa, the victims that wil be lifelong on the grieving process is going to be days and years to come again. you just said it. late breakinagain, yg news thatu suspect, an accused mass shooter, mass shooter robert card, has been found dead in a heavily wooded area in lisbon. a law enforcement source telling me he was foun tellind in thiscling wooded area near a recycling plant where he used to worpl k. again, with what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, many will be breathing a sigh of relief this evening. we relief this evening. order had been lifted, but people were told to stay on high alert. peo stay n in the days ahead as the manhunt continued. people were police were using drones, aerial assets, divers to look for him and more. more than 500 tips came in asign people were on heightened alert throughout this community. throcommun this community. robert