>> bret: garrett tenney in our midwest newsroom. garrett, thanks.next, whether second amendment rights apply to illegal immigrants. we will bring that you story. first, beyond our borders tonight. hatey's national police agency says it has recovered a hijacked cargo ship after a five hour gun battle with two gangs. two police officers were injured. it's unclear how many gang members were killed. police say gunmen seized the ship as it departed thursday, kidnapping everyone on board, stealing around 10,000 sacks of rice. russia and china are reaffirming their solidarity my central opposition to western democracy. lavrov says russia and china oppose any international events that do not take the kremlin's position into account. and this is a live look at dublin from earthquake. one of the big stories there tonight, ireland elects its youngest leader ever. new prime minister simon harris is 37 years old, takes over the country's three party coalition government after leah vary car resigned last month. just some of the other stories beyond our borders to

garrett tenney in chicago. the a.g. will be there and carry those remarks coming up 30 minutes away. >> dana: "washington post" an opinion piece. why can't the left deal with crime? the standard democratic prescriptions can't cut it. it might be a good idea to attend to poverty, homelessness and mental illness. when voters are worried about safety of their communities cops win the day. >> bill: the left use the playbook of the right being ineffective on the issue and polling numbers. crime is on people's minds now. >> dana: i listened to the podcast every morning. they have gotten so biased. yesterday how the economy is great when you raise minimum wage in california. today is about how crime is not that bad. you can't think it is bad even though they said the statistics were terrible in transit systems across the country. a move by some to help the biden administration make the case. see what the attorney general has to say as well. attorneys for the state of texas are facing off once again with the biden administratio

garrett tenney thank you from chicago. we'll watch that policy and see where it goes. more now with dana. >> dana: change impacting the youngest patients at a major massachusetts hospital system. it will no longer automatically report neglect if a newborn tests positive for drugs. nate foye live to explain why. >> good morning, dana. massachusetts largest hospital network will now require written permission to drug test a new mother or infant baby outside of emergency situations. to answer your question the hospital says it's an effort to fight racism and promote health equity. mass general brigham says we have prior orized and are addressing policy that may perpetuate structural racism. substance use disorder has inequities in the context of pregnancy. hospital staff will only report a baby to state investigators if there is a perceived risk of imminent abuse or neglect. they found substance use disorder by itself is not child abuse or neglect. the new policy is also meant to help mothers recovering from drug addiction who may refuse treatments out of fear they may lo

garrett tenney in chicago. gianno caldwell joins us, you know the tragic story of him losing his brother two years ago a, but gianno has devoted his life of to also trying to help people from ever having to deal with that. he'll be testifying at that a ways and means welfare subcommittee field hearing in chicago on that very issue, it's going to take up the dignity of work and how that can avoid some of the same problems that bedevil a host of cities across the country of gianno,, very good having you. what do you make of the crime situation not getting better? if anything, it's getting worse. >> you know, neil, it really upsets me every time i hear the sound of from a.g. garland saying, oh, the guiden administration if -- the biden administration policies are reducing crime across the country. we know that is an absolute lie, an absolute lie from the attorney general. and as someone who's had to deal with this issue, it'll be almost two years since hi me brother was murdered june 24th, 2022, and having known t

garrett tenney is live are w the latest. >> this was a conference with pro-palestinian groups across the country who came to talk about their plans for disrupting the democratic national convention in august due to the u.s. support of israel since the october 7th attacks. we want to show you some of what happened at this conference when news broke about iran's attack on israel. organizers shared those developments and the crowd of several hundred people responded by cheering for iran. >> iran has just responded about 30 minutes ago. [cheers and applause] >> there are reports of drones having been fired on israel from yemen and iraq as well. [cheers and applause] all of the anti-war committee here, all of the palestinian support coalitions here must be ready immediately to be out in the streets and to stop the u.s. from expanding this war on iran. >> stop the u.s. from expanding this war on iran. a committee member of the u.s. palestinian community network investigated for alleged ties to terrorist organizations. during that investigation in 2010, the f.b.i. searched his home ultimate

. >> harris: garrett tenney live in chicago with more.s i said, some of it is free speech and some of it is illegal. >> yeah, those chants surprising to say the least about not attacking iran came at a conference of pro-palestinian groups meeting here in chicago to talk about their plans to disrupt the democratic national convention in august. you will see in this video we're about to show you when news broke iran was attacking israel on saturday this crowd of several hundred people started cheering. >> iran has just responded about 30 minutes ago. [cheers and applause] >> there are reports of drones having been fired on israel from yemen and iraq as well. [cheers and applause] >> all of the anti-war committees here, all of the palestinian support coalitions here must be ready immediately to be out in the streets and to stop the u.s. from expanding this war on iran. [cheers and applause] >> the man leading the cheers is the executive director of a group called the u.s. palestinian community network. in 2010 the f.b.i. raided his home inve

garrett tenney is live in chicago with more. hi, garrett. >> good morning to you. this weekend of hope turned out to be a weekend of tragedy for a lot of families in chicago with at least two mass shootings on the city's west side. one of those took place early sunday morning inside this bar where a group started shooting at four girls mostly in their teens killing 119-year-old girl and sending the other three to the hospital. then sunday afternoon not far from that scene another drive-shooting. a guy pulled up. two guys with guns started shooting killing a 16-year-old boy and sending the other three in their 20s to the hospital. at this point no arrests have been made in either of those shootings. the investigations are ongoing. folks who want to see change to chicago's crime epidemic are feeling more hopeful today after former illinois appeals court judge o'neill burt was declared the democratic nominee for cook county state's attorney against the progressive harris who said during the campaign he didn't plan to change what current cook county state's attorney ki

. >> dana: garrett tenney, thank you there in chicago. >> bill: back inside the courtroom in lower manhattan, this is the read-out we're getting. trump is inside sitting at the defense table. chose not to talk on his way in. on his cell phone. his attorney tapped him on the shoulder. these are the fine details now wearing dark blue suit, white shirt, blue tie. in seven minutes we expect jury selection to continue once that tardy juror arrives. stand by for more. >> dana: i'm sure they are running. as the crisis at the southern border continues new information about how a haitian migrant accused of murdering his two roommates in new york. can they use the cbp1 app. dana mcnicholl explains. >> good morning. that is right. that haitian migrant you were speaking about actually turned himself in seeking asylum here in el paso just last year. he was then allowed to live in the united states. now he sits in jail accused of murder. we do have his mug shot. he is a haitian national living in middleton, new york when arrested for second degree murder among other charges after killing his two roommates

garrett tenney can set the ground in chicago. >> we're expecting to hear from some of the parents and family members of the victims and could hear from james and jennifer crumbley as well. prosecutor argued and juries agreed the parents ignored warning signs in the days leading up to the shooting. rather than getting their son help they got him a gun they failed to secure and he used it four days later to kill and injure. during the trial, prosecutor shares text messages ethan sent a friend about hearing voices and wrote i actually asked my dad to take me to the doctor yesterday but he just gave me some pills and told me to suck it up. in another he said like it's at the point i'm asking to got the doctor, my mom laughed when i told her. prosecutors pointed to the morning of the shooting when school officials called the crumbley's after a teacher found disturbing drawings and their son suggested to a counselor he was considering suicide. the crumbley's responded they had to work and couldn't stay home with their son. he stayed at the school and hours later carried out the shooting. th

garrett tenney with the latest in chicago. >> that piece of the plane is called the engine talon.t is able to lift up to inspect the engine but not supposed to rip off in the air. that's what happened sunday morning on the southwest flight heading to houston. during take-off one of the engine covers fell off and struck the wing flap of this boeing 737, 800. the crew got word and the pilot requested an emergency landing. in total the plane was in the air for 25 minutes reaching altitude of 10,000 feet before landing safely back at denver international with all 135 passengers and five crew members okay. this particular aircraft was built in 2015 according to the faa and important to note this was a boeing 737, 800, two generations older than the boeing 737 max nine that had its own string of incidents earlier this year and still being investigated. southwest had its own string of engine issues on flights recently. in this case the airline said there was a mechanical issue of some kind and adds we apologize for the inconvenience of this delay but place our highest priority in ultimat

. >> john: andy mccarthy and what precedent this case sets but here garrett tenney was all the results of today's sentencing. air? >> jon sanders they call it for the crumbleys to get seven years but in this case the judge went well beyond that sentencing them to 10-15 years in prison. which is what prosecutors were asking for. in doing that, the judge noted the threats that james crumbley made against prosecutors noted that the crumbleys and had unfettered access to a gun in their home and repeatedly characterize themselves as martyrs, showed no remorse for their lack of action, and to describe their attitudes toward their sun's spiraling mental health as "dispassionate and apathetic." >> these conditions confirm through heated acts or lack of acts that could have halted an oncoming runaway train. about repeatedly ignoring things that would make a reasonable person the hair on the back of their neck stand up. >> the judge also noted powerful impact statements noting how their lives have been forever changed and how the crumbleys could have prevented it from happening. >> when you text

killed four people in a school shooting have each been sentenced to a decade in prison, fox news garrett tenney the first time parents have been held criminally responsible for such an act, because you decided that you didn't want to parent and listen to your son. >> you took the right away from me to be a mother. >> they chose to stay quiet. they chose to ignore the warning signs. >> an emotional day in court for the families of the four teenagers who lost their lives in the shooting at michigan's oxford high school more than two years ago. those parents echoing prosecutors arguments that james and jennifer crumbley ignored warning signs that their son's mental health was spiraling in the days leading up to the shooting. and instead of getting him help, they bought him a gun, which they failed to secure. and four days later, he used it to kill four of his classmates and injure seven others. >> these convictions confirm repeated acts, or lack of acts that could have halted an oncoming runaway train. >> one example of the warning signs prosecutors say the parents ignored. seven months before the

fox news garrett tenney tells us it is the first time parents have been held criminally responsible forcause you decided that you didn't want to parent and listen to your son. >> you took the right away from me to be a mother. they chose to stay quiet. >> they chose to ignore the warning signs. >> an emotional day in court for the families of the four teenagers who lost their lives in the shooting at michigan's oxford high school more than two years ago. those parents, echoing prosecutors arguments that james and jennifer crumbley ignored warning signs that their son's mental health was spiraling in the days leading up to the shooting. and instead of getting him help, they bought him a gun, which they failed to secure and four days later, he used it to kill four of his classmates and injure seven others. >> these convictions confirm repeated acts, or lack of acts that could have halted an oncoming runaway train. >> one example of the warning signs prosecutors say the parents ignored. seven months before the shooting, ethan crumbley texted a friend about hearing voices saying, i actually