let's go now live senior correspondent casey stegall on the ground in texas. casey. >> my heart sank when i heard that number. behind the scenes since we been here not long after this happened this afternoon we were hearing information, some rumblings the number of dead was at four. five if you encounter or include themselves so to hear nine took me by surprise. one life too many but a bit surprising. five of the victims hospitalized and three in critical condition so they are not out of the woods just yet. we do know the shooter acted alone and it's making things very complicated in the early goings of all of this. initially there was a belief there were possibly two shooters involved and not just one but police came out in the earlier press briefing and said they'd not found any evidence to support that so they are confirming the shooter did act alone. then they also talk about outreach, multifaith community groups that are going to be coming together. he noted tomorrow there will be a worship memorial service 5:00 p.m. here at the cottonwood baptist church l

let's go now live senior correspondent casey stegall on the ground in texas. casey. >> my heart sank when i heard that number. behind the scenes since we been here not long after this happened this afternoon we were hearing information, some rumblings the number of dead was at four. five if you encounter or include themselves so to hear nine took me by surprise. one life too many but a bit surprising. five of the victims hospitalized and three in critical condition so they are not out of the woods just yet. we do know the shooter acted alone and it's making things very complicated in the early goings of all of this. initially there was a belief there were possibly two shooters involved and not just one but police came out in the earlier press briefing and said they'd not found any evidence to support that so they are confirming the shooter did act alone. then they also talk about outreach, multifaith community groups that are going to be coming together. he noted tomorrow there will be a worship memorial service 5:00 p.m. here at the cottonwood baptist church l

let's go now live senior correspondent casey stegall on the ground in texas. y. >> my heart sank when i heard that number. behind the scenes since we been here not long after this happened this afternoon we were hearing information, some rumblings the number of dead was at four. five if you encounter or include themselves so to hear nine took me by surprise. one life too many but a bit surprising. five of the victims hospitalized and three in critical condition so they are not out of the woods just yet. we do know the shooter acted alone and it's making things very complicated in the early goings of all of this. initially there was a belief there were possibly two shooters involved and not just one but police came out in the earlier press briefing and said they'd not found any evidence to support that so they are confirming the shooter did act alone. then they also talk about outreach, multifaith community groups that are going to be coming together. he noted tomorrow there will be a worship memorial service 5:00 p.m. here at the cottonwood baptist church local

jon: casey stegall is not far from the mall where all of this transpired. we did get one of the answers there which is the police believe this shooter, whoever he might be, acted alone but there's a lot of other information available and you can understand why. >> that's right. they wanted to come out and make sure they got the information out directly, there was not an active manhunt underway or anything like that but also, of course it shows there is no longer a threat to the public which is always a big concern. especially when you consider look over here, i don't mean to do that to you, breaking news. let's change it up, this is a neighborhood. just borders the actual shopping center so you can imagine the folks living in these houses or apartments further down the road, how writing that must have been for them to hear there was an active shooting situation at the premium outlets across the way and suspect on the run potentially but we know the suspect was neutralized quickly by officers but no less, still frightening and when people don't know what's g

but first my man senior correspondent casey stegall live psw. what is happening there, casey?lane to come see you guys, but i've got to say, that southbound traffic as you know ahead of the holiday is a little bit staggered. some people leave wednesday, tuesday, couple of extra days but on the tail end, today is the day. this is the day most people will hit the roads and the airports to make their way back to tomorrow. it could be a little bit congested. out of the estimated nearly 5 million people who are expected to fly this memorial day weekend for aaa, 1 million of those will come right here through dfw alone. fortunately, whether across the country seems to be holding for the most part. that flight aware ms. remap not that miserable fortunately. 259 domestic delays, two cancellations with san francisco from o'hare airport and atlanta having the most. air travel expert say if you think it is busy now, wait until the dog days of summer. >> we are expecting this to be a record-setting start to the summer travel season and on the way, a good chance this summer could be one fo

casey stegall is at dfw airport tonight. hello, casey. >> reporter: good evening from a terminal d.o hop out of the way and let you take a look because we have a nice line build up but certainly not a tax. it is not chaotic by any means. frankly the best word for what we have seen most of today. study. quarterly, no major disruptions either to report across any of the nation's airports. aaa estimating roughly 3.4 million people flu this holiday weekend. that is the -- 11% more than last year. despite the boost in traffic, about 70 domestic flights have been canceled today according to flightaware. of view hiccups. but we met mostly happy passengers. >> no delays, everything has been on time, thank god. >> you always get worried. but it is a sign of times. >> we did everything early and we got there early. >> reporter: the nation's high was and by was have been fairly congested. aaa was contracting -- projecting more than 37 million americans were going to drive to their destinations. that is a 6% hike from last year. largely driving this, well, cheaper fuel, 362, the average price f

. >> john: casey stegall is live in allen, texas. what else are officials learning about this suspect? >> john, publicly they are not saying much but some officials familiar with the investigation have talked to the president and they have said they are looking into this theory that the shooter may have been involved with some white and people are coming up at the growing makeshift memorial to drop off teddy bears, and flowers, to pray, you see eight crosses now standing there, one for each of the lives lost on saturday, including a 20-year-old man whose family says he worked here as a security guard and 27-year-old project engineer originally from india. hundreds of shoppers were here at the allen premium outlet mall on saturday when the shooting began. you can imagine the scene turning chaotic as some eyewitnesss describe a near stampede, people trying to grab their children and flee. listen to this one woman to describe how close she really was. >> when we were running, the shots got closer to us, like really, really close and i t

rich: casey stegall live in texas, for more on this, we are joined by retired special agent. the dallas morning says this is the 20th mass murder in the united states this year. this is early may, just this last week we've had cleveland, texas, tulsa, oklahoma, you've had the shooting in atlanta. what, what's left for law enforcement to do here. >> we've had almost 200 mass shoot negotiation the united states just this year alone and the reality is this problem isn't going away. law enforcement is doing everything they can but we need to talk about mental health issues in the country and we can get the help with doctors to look at these problems and hopefully prevent some of these things from occurring. po.rich: this is a state where u don't need a license to open carry. in a way relying on citizens to carry weapons to stop this kind of thing. it wasn't the case here, but, you know, what do police officers -- what does law enforcement think about -- about citizens out there to defend against situations like this? >> rich, part of the problem is no matter how fast the police r

our senior correspondent casey stegall live in dallas with are mo.slation that finally got through. >> they did. hats off to them. this is through a grassroots organization they formed. texans against fentanyl is a group made up mostly of moms who have lost children to this powerful drug. they've been working with police, educators, and legislators to get tucker's law passed, named after 19-year-old tucker roe who died two years ago after taking a fake percocet he got on line. the drug is killing people at staggering rates. >> this is a war like i'm raising the flag. our sons were a casualty of this war. we want to have people join us, join forces. we're stronger together. we can make a bigger impact. >> now, tucker's law passed, both the house and the senate here in texas. a few more procedural items to tie up before it heads over to governor abbott's desk. it requires texas schools to teach sixth graders through high school seniors in-depth knowledge about the synthetic opioid, how it's frequently used to make counterfeit pills, and only 12 grams o

senior correspondent casey stegall at dfw. so, so far, things are going well. are they still the same smooth sailing, if you will? >> we don't want to jinx anything, arthel. so we don't want to say it out loud too much. pretty smooth sailing and i know we have some time left in this busy travel day. i want to break down all of these numbers for you. they are pretty staggering and some record-breaking pre-pandemic. aaa says that 42.3 million americans will be traveling in some form or fashion this holiday week and peered out that 3.4 million will fly. that is actually about 11% up from last year. so crowds have been large, planes have been packed and patience has no doubt been tested at times. but thankfully, the use usual hustle and bustle with no major incidents reported. the misery map, no doubt we have seen it much worse but right now look at that not too bad 263 delays reported nationwide and just four cancellations. san francisco, chicago o'hare and denver now rounding out the top three spots. >> i definitely noticed a limited number of people but not too

casey stegall live in dallas. thank you.s in oklahoma say seven bodies found rural property near henrietta. highway patrol sent out emergency alert for the search of two teenagers. they reportedly were seen with a convicted sex offender. one report says the girls were staying with a friend and her parents one of which is the convicted rapist. again, authorities still on those scenes. ♪ >> bret: a state of emergency in effect tonight in brownsville, texas over the border crisis. this comes as we're just 10 days away from a potential surge in crossings at the end of the pandemic related asylum rules. correspondent griff jenkins is in brownsville, tonight. >> as border officials brace for the lifting of title 42 in less than two weeks fox news has exclusive look at the surge that has already arrived on the banks of the rio grande in brownsville, texas across from matta morris, mexico. >> you can see the texas state trooper here working this line. they can't stop them. the least they can do is save their lives. >> these venezuel

>> casey stegall in dallas. casey, thanks. this story is really quite something.ugh with human incursions. so they are doing something about it? they are actually learning to fight back. teaching other whales to do the same thing. correspondent alex hogan shows us tonight. >> it's a story for the big screen. a common horror theme. will fisherman attacked from sea life below. killer whales sunk a third boat this month. marine biologists say these or caorcas arenot targeting humans. >> researchers say they believe one female orca named white gladys likely had a traumatizing experience with a boat or fishing net which caused these scars on her body. now she is training the orioles how to stop those by hitting the rudder. there are 39 orcas in this community and gladys has taught 15 of them how to do. this it's not a rarity. it's become routine. >> they think i have to swim 50-kilometers, i don't know and i have to stop three boats. >> since the behavior began in 2020, researchers say orcas have interacted with boats there 500 times causing damage 19% of the time. >>

senior correspondent casey stegall is in allen, texas tonight with the latest. good evening, casey. >> bret, good evening. we are also learning tonight that two young sisters were among the victims, among those killed in this shooting and their mother is in the hospital listed in critical condition. fourth grader daniela man doza and second grade sister sophia mendoza attended cox elementary school and today in a letter to parents the district superintendent says in part words cannot express the sadness we feel as we grieve the loss of our students please hold the mandela sisters close to your heart. s this this as they try to determine the motive with 33-year-old mauricio garcia's attack premium outlet saturday afternoon. officials are looking at ties he may have had to white supremacy groups. meantime a spokesperson for the u.s. army confirms that garcia did enter the armed forces back in 2008, but was released within weeks without completing initial training. when the shooting began here saturday afternoon, frightened shoppers hid and ran for safety. police of

casey stegall live there in texas.hank you very much. >> ainsley: the tip line received more than 200 calls. the one who actually led to the arrest of this individual, that person who made the call, they are not going to disclose, obviously, their identity. but they do get a reward of $80,000. >> steve: that's right. the guy was arrested by u.s. marshals. the border patrol tactical unit and texas department of public service. >> ainsley: we thank them. >> steve: we do. >> brian: a guy all over this years in the trump white house and still over it today ken cuccinelli former dhs acting deputy secretary. ken, as people storm our border, we had 73,000 the last 10 days. you wonder how many amongst them are criminals. this guy was an example of what everybody fears. the killer next door. >> yeah. absolutely, brian. and, look, this was a preventable crime. a preventable killing. and the way to prevent it is to seal our border. this is not inevitable. and a lot of people on the other side talk about well, the crime rate among

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casey stegall fox news. are tallying the damage now after a tornado ripped through virginia beach, a resident captured the powerful tornado on video, city officials say between 50 and 100 homes were damaged when it touched down yesterday evening. several residents also reported gas leaks as crews work to bring back power to the thousands of people left in the dark. fortunately there were no immediate reports of any injuries. we got a little wind around here, especially at sfo and oakland at the airports. we've got gusts out at oakland airport up to 40 miles an hour and if you watch this camera long enough, you'll see it bouncing around. this is a tower cam at the tv station here in over crossing jacqueline square, and it's a big tower, and it's bolted down. and when the camera moves, you know it's windy, so gusta 40 miles an hour at oakland. and the winds are going to kind of continue. it's going to breezy out there. it's going to stay that way for a while. this pattern we've got. there's this system. i'll s

casey stegall, fox news. at six tonight.new report shows hate crimes and anti semitism are on the rise in california. the anti defamation league released a report today that shows more than 500 anti semitic attacks targeting jewish people were committed across the state last year. that is more than any other state and a 40% increase since 2021 the report also makes note of increasing collaboration among extremists and white supremacist groups. state lawmakers say they are working to address the trend. california launched a hate crime reporting website and hotline last week. the state of california will pay $24 million to the family of a man who died in the custody of highway patrol. the settlement was reached in the death of 38 year old edward bronstein, near los angeles in march of 2020. bronstein was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and was being restrained when he could be heard on video telling officers quote i can't breathe and quote seven chp officers and a nurse were charged with involuntary manslaughter in conn

casey stegall, fox news eastbourne congresswoman barbara lee responded to the shooting tweeting today in our 15 has once again taken the lives of innocent people. this time, eight texans at them all my thoughts are with the victims families. there is absolutely no reason these weapons of destruction should be legal. the gop needs to stop being cowards and ban assault weapons. burbank congressman adam schiff called for reform to gun laws in a video he posted to twitter. there's a lot that we can do about this. we can pass an assault weapons ban. we can have truly universal background checks. we can have a ban on extended ammunition clips. other countries that have just had one mass tragedy like we have every week. sometimes every day had passed laws like this, and they have dramatically reduce gun violence in their countries. we need to get that done here. and senator dianne feinstein has also weighed in on the shooting, she tweeted. it will require courage from lawmakers to stand up to the n r a and pass meaningful gun safety legislation. i hope that more will look at the violence we

that's the latest from allen, texas, casey stegall. fox news president biden today ordered flags be flown at half staff in honor of those killed in that texas mass shooting. mr. biden also released a statement today reading in part, too many families have empty chairs at their dinner tables. republican members of congress cannot continue to meet this epidemic with a shrug. tweeted thoughts and prayers are not enough. once again i ask congress to send me a bill banning assault weapons and high capacity magazines and acting universal background checks requiring safe storage, ending immunity for gun manufacturers. i will sign it immediately. car slammed right into a group of people, killing seven and injuring 11as. the vis were hit while stop. this happened right near his shelter for migrants and homeless people. the suspect is a man from brownsville and police say it's unclear whether or not he hit the group intentionally, is currently charged with reckless driving and is also hospitalized under 24 hour surveillance. tonight, the oakland

casey stegall joins us from texas. it sounds like the suspect's wife is in jail as well. >> yes.t's possible. we know more people are behind bars as well as you heard the sheriff saying that was a little bit of a surprise to us. although there was some indication last night that if they find out people were aiding and abetting, hiding this criminal as this manhunt was underway that those people could face charges so that's possible as well so we just got that update from officials over in liberty county. they just wrapped that up. all of the a agencies involved also taking a little bit of a victory lap. now that the manhunt is officially over. and with little fanfare, i might add. the 38-year-old alleged gunman didn't put up a fight. francisco oropesa found hiding under a closet in a pile of clothes not far from the crime scene itself. the suspect will appear before a court later today by video conference from jail. this all came to an end after a tip was called in and then a little more than one hour later, officials say a very dangerous man was off the streets, taken out by spe

we have our correspondent casey stegall there in allen, texas. 30 miles north of dallas.et area, suburban. people like to come to this mall to spend time with family and make some memories. the individuals impacted by this had no idea what would happen today. the reports that we are continuing to hear from this area are horrific. some of the witnesses saying they heard multiple rounds. they spent at least 30 minutes from the gunfire. and we saw the law enforcement response meticulously clearing that outdoor shopping mall working to make sure everyone there this afternoon made it out safely. a lot more to learn. we'll stay on top of this and keep following this story. but terrible, lawrence. lawrence: thank you for joining the program, if there is any more breaking news, please bring it back to us. you are looking at allen, texas, a suburb of dallas, texas, the allen premium outlet. quiet community. earlier today a gunman decided he was going to target innocent people. multiple reports of fatalities. many injured and wound. 8 people transported to the hospital. we are foll

casey stegall following this story for us from our dallas bureau. into effect september 1. once governor abbott signs it. sb-14 will prohibit texans under 18 from accessing gender transition-related medical treatments including as you said puberty blockers, hormone treatments and therapies and surgeries. if someone is already receiving this care, they must be weaned off in a medically appropriate manner. texas senators passed the bill 19-12 adding the lone star state to more than a dozen others that have restricted care for trans minors. lawmakers say they're try to protect children from making life-altering treatments, something that they may later regret. >> children should not be caught up in partisan politics. these kids that are being given this chemical castration drug and a drug for men who have prostate cancer. >> now fierce opposition turned out against the bill including trans families and advocates. the american medical association has reinforced the opposition to restricting or banding gender affirming care. >> we will never stop fightin

casey stegall joins us now live from dallas as this man hunt in tax really heats up this afternoon.i there >> hi, martha. so sad that texas father says he's trying to be strong for his surviving daughter after his loyal by, daniel and his 25-year-old wife, sonya, were both killed in friday night's attack with three other family friends that were at the home north of houston for a church retreat. that is when eye witnesses say the neighbor next door appeared with an ar-15 and opened fire. >> that's when the suspect shot at me. he shot at me five times. when he didn't catch me, he returned to gun them down and shot them in the head. >> police have identified the suspect at 38-year-old francisco orapesa. he's at large right now. >> i'm scared because he could come back and look for us. we're hoping that police do their job and arrest him. >> so police say this gunman had a prior history of firing shot guns in his front yard. things escalated quickly on friday evening when the man was asked to keep the noise down. meantime, friends, family and members of that community still in shock at

. >> sandra: casey stegall is in the dallas bureau. any progress locating the suspect at this hour? >> the fbi did not expect to release information today but as you heard from the sound bite at the top of the show, more than 200 police from multiple agencies are all working this case trying to locate this man, 38-year-old who police say used an ar-15 to open fire on a group of neighbors friday night north of houston. investigators believe they recovered the murder weapon but also say the suspect owned multiple firearms. police say the suspected shooter had a prior history of firing shotguns in his front yard, but things escalated quickly friday when the man was asked to keep the noise down. witnesses say he returned to the house and opened fire on the group of neighbors and their friends. five people lost their lives in the melee. a total of 15 were in attendance of the church party. among killed, a mother and 8-year-old boy. >> that's when my friend told me to run, sonia is dead, you have two kids, run. we will take care of ourselves. went through the window. two died covering the

casey stegall fox news. this mass shooting has renewed debate over gun laws. east bay congresswoman barbara lee tweeted today, quote and a r 15 has once again taken the lives of innocent people. this time, eight texans at um all my thoughts are with the victims families. there is absolutely no reason these weapons of destruction should be legal. the gop needs to stop being weaponsk congressman adam schiff called for reform to gun laws in a video posted to twitter. there's a lot that we can do about this. we can pass an assault weapons ban. we can have truly universal background checks. we can have a ban on extended ammunition clips. other countries that have just had one mass tragedy like we have every week. sometimes every day have passed laws like this, and they have dramatically reduce gun violence in their countries. we need to get that done here. u s. senator dianne feinstein has also weighed in she tweeted today quote it will require courage from lawmakers to stand up to the n r a and pass meaningful gun safety legislation. i hope that more will look at

casey stegall fox news.nd joining us now live this afternoon with more on the extensive manhunt underway is peter dunbar, retired bay area police chief peter always a pleasure to see you explain the difficulties of a search like this, especially given now the amount of time that's passed. yeah this guy could be anywhere. obviously he's been to and from mexico a number of times. it's more difficult to get in, and it is to get out so he had a lead on the police when they arrived so he could be anywhere. but there's a number of steps that both state local and mexican authorities could take and trying to find him. i mean, talk about the fact that he obviously is a mexican citizen if he has made his way south of the border . how how complell, i think in this kind of a case it's not going to be that complicated with the red tape of bureaucracy. i think everyone can get behind finding this guy who's done this, but it's a question of where is he talking to his friends talking to soates, talking of relatives go doing

. >> [inaudible] >> casey stegall is live outside of the allen premium outlets where 8 people were killedrday. >> reporter: yeah, i'm shaking my head because it just gives you the chills to hear that video knowing what happened about 24 hours ago at this very busy outlet mall back here. a vigil is going to be held in this community later tonight at a local church to to honor the 8 innocent people who were killed here and to also pray for those who are injured. there are still multipreponderance people in the hospital -- multiple people in the hospital including 3 in critical condition. all of these people came under fire yesterday. we want to warn you, the eyewitness cell phone video you're about to is graphic. flash. [gunfire] [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] >> reporter: now, bystanders tell police the suspect was dressed in all black and wearing a tactical vest. his name is not being released in an official capacity, but sources say the fbi searched the man's parents' house locally here last night, and we are told that the victims of this senseless tragedy have also yet to

casey stegall fox news investigators have not offered specifics about the suspected gunman or victims. you can use our website ktvu .com to stay on top of developments in this case, another mass shooting keeps chico police officers busy this weekend of 17 year old girl died early this morning when gunfire broke out at a party in that city. five others are wounded tonight. investigators say the shooting appears to be connected to two other incidents early this morning that involves someone either brandishing or hitting someone with a gun. one person involved in the early morning incident has been arrested for possession of a firearm and reckless discharge of a firearm. investigators are asking the public to come forward with any information about who else may also be involved. we'll do fallout today in connection with the oakland a's announcer glenn kipper, using a racial slur during a live broadcast. keiper has reportedly been suspended. the incident happened friday night in kansas city. as skipper was talking about a visit to the negro leagues baseball museum before the game against

casey stegall has the very latest investigators are trying to determine a motive for a deadly mass shooting at a texas outlet mall over the weekend. social media accounts police believe were used by the suspected gunman reportedly suggest he may have had ties to neo or white supremacy groups. on monday, the army confirmed he was terminated within weeks due to mental health issues. the army also looked at his progress in his training and how he how he was performing and the types of mistakes that he was making. change and all that collectively have to prompt why the in the m. the suspect was killed by a police officer who was on scene for an unrelated call this after the 33 year old allegedly opened fire on the allen premium outlets, killing multiple people. police say at least three children are among the dead, including eight and 11 year old sister's employees who rushed people to safety now trying to make sense of this tragedy of on get the therapy that i needed and be able to process, so i need to process everything that makeshift memorial continues growing outside the mall, friends and

casey stegall.ox news, the governor of texas, being criticized for how he referred to the victims of the mass shooting over the weekend in a tweet yesterday, governor greg abbott wrote, i have announced a $50,000 reward for info on the criminal who killed five illegal immigrants. people criticized abbott saying he dehumanized the victims and used a dog whistle to divert attention away from the lack of gun laws in texas. a spokesperson for the governor later said their hearts went out to the families who have lost a loved one. a new poll finds that a majority of americans support a wide variety of gun control measures. the facts news poll finds that 87% of voters surveyed said they support requiring criminal background checks for all gun buyers. 77% support a 30 day waiting period for all gun purchases. 61% support banning assault rifles and semiautomatic weapons and 51% say they are concerned that they are a loved one will be a victim of gun violence. driver is in the hospital tonight with serious i