no ship to milwaukee walker shop, just west of milwaukee separate. there we were, you know, the lot of people were concerned obviously the concerns were, were there throughout the week, you know, but what we, i think wisconsin was able to see some t throughout the week. there was a lot more peace than people thought. even downtown milwaukee, i was walking around friday afternoon, kind of walk in. there wasn't when any ride or violence there. so this would certainly be some kind of a different. ringback motivation, something that would have waited a couple days that people weren't expecting, which would of course, call into question, you know, for maximum effect, maximum harm. you know, why would this happen at this time when people were least expecting when people really. ringback thought that violence wave or that, that threat of riots would have already ended by sunday afternoon. just some background. a few years ago in virginia at a white nationalist parade. basically, we had a similar incident happened. can we draw any perilous parallels from thi

the milwaukee d.a. called the bail inappropriately low today. president biden said he and his family are praying for the suffering. >> an entire community is struggling to cope with the horrific act of violence. >> now the community is trying to heal after horror came to this year's holiday parade. its theme, comfort and joy. waukesha mayor described the 70,000 as a close community. >> waukesha has held as what can be described as a norman rockwell christmas parade for decades. last night the waukesha parade became the scene of an horrific tragedy, a nightmare. >> reporter: a police chief fired shots at the vehicle to stop it avenue it went through the barricades. no one was hit by the shots. brooks, who faces five counts of first degree intentional homicide will make his first court appearance tomorrow, norah. >> o'donnell: nancy chen, thank you. this parade was an annual tradition in wkesha, in fact, the 158th christmas parade. just as family and friends were spreading holiday cheer, tragedy struck. more now from cbs's david begnaud. >> the ol

that's the mindset of the people of milwaukee.s fair to the criminals, fair to the who maybe had unfortunate circumstances in their lives at home to a life of crime but the bottom line is if we are not doing things ended in acting policies that are protecting people we will see more and more of this. my hope is people start to recognize this and start to demand of their elected officials but in fact we make sure we protect people first with our policies and then worry about whether it is reasonable for the suspects to be able to bail themselves out of jail. todd: to follow up on what alan just said in talking with your democratic colleagues in congress do you get the sense that a tragedy like this will bring them around on bail reform saying let's pump the brakes a bit, analyze this a little more and be, quote, fair to the individuals that are incarcerated we need to protect the american people who aren't doing something wrong first so the tragedies like this absolutely never happen again? >> i think so and my republican colleague

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happened in milwaukee. tragedy. >> dana: fox team coverage. grady trimble is following the latest from waukesha and gillian turner live in washington >> good morning bill and dana. a group of democratic house members is advocating brand-new criminal justice reform measures including a push to shut down all federal prisons within the next decade. it comes less than 48 hours after police took darrell brooks juniors in custody. he killed five people. alexandria ocasio-cortez and two other new york reps say they have concern excessive bail is creating a humanitarian crisis in new york city's jail system. also claiming overcrowding and violence in new york jails. it violates the federal civil rights of inmates. aoc tweeting more than 75% of individuals in custody haven't been convicted of a crime and are confined in unsafe conditions simply because they can't afford cash bail. the members are also claiming 14 people have died this year while in new york city police custody. on sunday representative tlaib told ax

the problem in milwaukee was similar to kenosha.ying to the woke media instead of protecting people. >> laura: i don't know where the conservatives are not running better campaigns. that's a different discussion. they are getting big support in the local races. now we are seeing the results are we not? we are seeing a guy who never should have beenlet out. let out on paltry bail. 5 people side and children injured. this is liberalism in the united states of america. who supports this? >> it's sad and tragic. i can tell you why someone like that is still in office. consider the challenges of running against a corrupt district attorney who does political investigations and protect the cliche in power and has the newspaper with him. that's you face in these cities. anybody practicing in milwaukee county and wants to run against the district attorney who is known for doing political hits -- >>>> laura: it's a hard campaign. i know that but we have to run better campaigns. >> [overlapping talking]. >> laura: we have to go. how did democr

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or milwaukee, i think there is going to be a change of heart for voters. i want to get reaction to this. activist in milwaukee had some comments about the parade tragedy in waukesha. take a look. >> now, we are they do -- we may have to wait to see what they say about why this happened. but, it's revolution has started in america. started with the christmas parade. >> sean: what, dan, a revolution has started from the blm leader? these are blm peaceful protesters and parents who protest critical race theory after the schools. they are the domestic terrorists? right? what's your response? >> how are they -- they were marxist -- they are openly marxist, the group. and they practice tactics,practiced by domestic terrorists. please explain to me to all the goofballs in the audience who don't understand that how burning down innocent people's buildings, attacking innocent people that have done nothing wrong. i saw the blm people up close and personal walking outside the white house the night trump walls renominated for the presidency. i watched them look into m

. >> reporter: this morning, details emerging about the tragedy unfolding in a milwaukee suburb wheresuv was seen plowing into a christmas parade. >> a lot of people lost people they loved today. they went to go have fun, and then they ended up being part of this horrific event. >> reporter: police say the driver first barreled through the parade barriers. video then shows an suv hitting several members of a marching band. the crowd watching in horror as the vehicle accelerates toward them before hitting several others. a board member at the waukesha school district telling "the milwaukee journal sentinel," quote, there were pom-poms and shoes, and spilled hot chocolate everywhere. i had to go from one crumbled body to another to find my daughter. authorities say at least five people are dead. >> the vehicle struck more than 20 individuals. some of the individuals were children, and there were some fatalities as a result of this incident. >> reporter: according to investigators, a suspect's vehicle has been recovered, and someone they're calling a person of interest is in custody. >>

brooks, male, 39 years of age, who was a resident of milwaukee. at this time, the waukesha police department is referring five counts of first degree intentional homicide with additional charges based on the investigation. but those will come in time. there are many roads in the downtown area that were closed as investigators worked through the crime scene. those roads have since been opened. i'll say this. minutes after the incident occurred, i responded to the scene. and what i saw out of chaos and tragedy was heroes. first responders and the community coming together and working together on triaging victims, the fire department working in partnership with the fire department getting these victims to the hospital. fire department transported multiple victims. the chief will talk about that. officers picked up victims and put them in the squad and rushed them to the hospital and citizens also picked up victims and rushed them to the hospital. there's also off-duty law enforcement, fire and ems personnel that were attending this event who immediat

after all of this, including the start of an internal review by the milwaukee da to find out why he was out on such low bail, squad leader aoc wants to make things even easier for criminals. she's going after cash bail. you cannot make this up as the regime media moved quickly to discount even the possibility of a political motive on the part of that thug but his lousy rap music is itself violent. ♪♪ should all the ammunition ♪♪ on your social feed ♪♪ >> the lyrics if you can call from that are all about fury and revenge and reschedule through but it is all healthy self expression we would be told in a college seminar on hip-hop. hollywood, schools, even corporate america are in a constant state of apology of america's past and present so they lionized colin cabinet, antiracism, the blm movement and life in our country we are supposed to believe is vicious, unfair, racist and rigged. you go on social media and you are going to see people tonight who have fancy titles next to their name making excuses for looting. we are entitled to what you have, you didn't build that, you don't deserve

the milwaukee county d.a. called the bail inappropriately low today.dent biden said he and his family are praying for those suffering. >> an entire community is struggling, struggling to cope with a horrific act of violence. >> reporter: now the community is trying to heal after horror came to this year's holiday parade. its theme "comfort and joy." waukesha mayor shawn reill scribed waha's 7000 as amunity. >> waukesha has held what can be described as a norman rockwell type of christmas parade for almost six decades. last night our wonderful waukesha parade became the scene of a horrific tragedy. last night that parade became a nightmare. >> reporter: and the police chief says an officer fired shots at the vehicle in an attempt to stop it after it went through the barricades. we're told no one was hit by those shots. brooks, who faces five counts of first-degree intentional homicide will make his first court appearance tomorrow, norah. >> nancy chen, thank you. >>> well, this was deadline day for federal workers to roll up their sleeves for a covid va

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among those killed were members of a beloved group called the milwaukee dancing grannies.nies were doing what they love to do, bringing smiles to the crowd. here's 360's gary tuchman. >> they are all part of a beloved institution in the state of wisconsin, the milwaukee dancing grannies, and they've been performing for crowds around the state since 1984. just yesterday group members posted this message on their facebook page encouraging their fans to come out to the downtown waukesha festivities. grab your hot chocolate and head downtown tonight, they wrote. the grannies are kicking off their holiday parades. ♪ >> they perform in about 25 parades a year, like this one in june, 2019. here they are practicing for a st. patrick's day parade, and here they are showing off their holiday moves at a christmas parade two years ago. ♪ >> reporter: the grannies are anywhere from their 50s to their mid-70s according to their website. the only requirement for membership is to be a granny, and they say among them they have approximately 100 grandchildren, and even some great grandchild

it's a suburb of milwaukee located in the u. s. state of wisconsin. now there's a video going around social media that shows a red sport utility vehicle. speeding toward the marchers of this christmas break. the individuals who are injured and taken to the hospital, some of whom have reportedly died were children. they were members of a dance troop. they were members of the marching band. now, at this point, there were 11 adults taken to the hospital and 12 children. they've been taken to the hospitals in the town. now the police say they don't know at this point whether or not the attack is related to terrorism. this is what we heard from the police vehicle structure more than 20 individuals. some of the individuals were children and or some fatalities. as a result of this incident, we will not be releasing information on fatalities at this time while we are working on notifying the family members of the deceased is not at this time where the density of next, just a terrorist has been involved in the investigation. the federal bureau of investigation

suburbs of milwaukee are conservative.sha is probably one of the most conservative areas in the state, people who are focused on families. they my drive into city to milwaukee, and work and come out to get more space from the hustle and bustle of the stay, a lot travel north, they like to go fishing and hunting and snowmobile, then they would drive to chicago on occasion and shop, they have the best all worlds. all things that wisconsin has to offer in outdoors they are close to. close to cities. if you go by churches to sunday in waukesha, you see the parking lots are full. this say faithful group of people that have these kind midwest everyone values. and you know, i probably don't remember we were in milwaukee together we drove through waukesha on our way back to wausau. you would not have noticed it is beautiful. trey: i am sitting here thinking of families like yours and rachel, with children out at a christmas parade. shawn thank you for joining us. joining us new wiptv reporter sam kramer live on the 69 in waukesha.

the milwaukee d.a. we will put it on the screen.ould happen and did happen. so going to be an individual that i divert or put into treatment that's going to go out and kill somebody? you back. guaranteed. it's guaranteed to happen. doesn't invalidate the overall approach. i don't know. you tell me, looking at that. thus the "milwaukee journal sentinel" he conducted, 2007. the d.a. acknowledging it would be worth continuing with the approach, basically he thing inevitably some criminal that he diverted from prosecution would end up committing murder. how are we supposed to be okay with that? >> that's exactly the point. that's my point when democrats are trying to do. we're not interested in individual justice, they're not interested in individual rights, ensuring the people who went to have that happy christmas parade in waukesha on sunday could go about doing what they wanted to do without harm. they don't mention that. they have a larger social justice program, larger social justice ideology. critical race theory. there we've got

i will read it from the milwaukee journal sentinel. is there going to be an individual i divert or put into a treatment program who will go out and kill somebody? you bet, guaranteed. it is going to happen. but it does not invalidate the overall approach. his philosophy like other progressive district attorneys has been to err on the side of the criminal. let the criminal out time and time again. blame societal issues. anti-racism and the buzz words they use to be on the side of the criminal. in this particular case what he said in 2007 has become true. he had a violent background. multiple times. two open felonies at that moment, both of which were violent. punching his girlfriend in the face and shoongt at his nephew's cars and released for $1,000. our justice system should be set up to prevent these things and so stinging about this whole thing. it didn't have to happen. >> these poor innocent people that got into his path. you hear about these individuals and it almost felt he was crying out to be put away. every time he was releas

just describe what you saw. >> on my way there from milwaukee, milwaukee is the major city next to waukeshauld see ambulances flying down the interstate in the opposite direction towards the hospital. when i arrived on the scene, it was pretty quiet. police officers did a pretty good job of breaking up the group of getting people out of the area so they could take a look at the crime scene. so a lot of red lights around, ambulances and fire engines coming from every direction. i arrived at city hall where the mayor arrived. he didn't take comments. and from there, we were shuffled into the fire department, waiting for instructions from the police department. >> do people that you spoke to, do they have any sense of why this happened? there must be so much confusion about the why along with the obvious grief, i imagine. >> no, we don't have any indication of a motive. you know, this area of the country, this area of the state has really been amplified lately. we've been on the news for some bad things. some good things and some bad things. and, you know, we just had the trial of kyle rittenh

tonight a suspect is in custody, 39-year-old darrell brooks from milwaukee. police say the they say he has a long criminal history earlier this month, brooks was charged with battery and domestic abuse after the mother of his child said he intentionally and without consent ran her over with his vehicle. he was released from jail just 11 days ago after posting a $1,000 bail, according to the milwaukee district attorney who today called that inappropriately low considering brooks' criminal history tonight the holiday parade, a 60-year-old tradition will now forever be remembered for all the wrong reasons. >> tom, what is the next step in this case against the suspect? >> reporter: yeah. that suspect, darrell brooks, is expected to appear before a judge tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. there is no final recommendation just yet on charges, but police say they are going to refer five counts of intentional homicide to the da's office. lester >> all right tom llamas thank you. >>> in brunswick, georgia, closing arguments tonight in the murder trial of three men in the

the audacity of the milwaukee county d.a. to come out and say i wasn't in the courtroom come it doesn't matter. your concepts were. das like chief boudin will be up for recall injured because everybody has had enough. this is predicable when you take away judicial discretion like you're in the state of new york for judges to determine on an individual basis. you know, this guy's a violent preventive vest criminal paired or for della brooks, this guy is a registered sex offender, jumped bail in nevada, why was he getting bail at all in wisconsin? there is no option for no bail. whatever those judges do it is squarely on the das shoulders and it's up to us as citizens to vote these guys out. this has to stop happening. >> well sad. there is does harrowing passage from the milwaukee county district attorney's office, it's chilling to read it now. he said this, if there's going to be an individual i put into a treatment program that is good to want to kill somebody? is guaranteed to happen. it doesn't invalidate the overall appro

milwaukee county cards are operating with a two year backlog. the felony case backlog was almost 2,000 cases in the latest estimate from them from late august. jury trials are in a backlog. 350 cases. all requesting a speedy trial. details aside, you cannot deny the general situation that is leading to very real and very fatal results in our cities. >> kayleigh: absolutely. and i'm looking at this with bewilderment. if my child was hit by this vehicle, this individual, he was released. if he is in fact the person who committed this atrocity, he was released on the 19th. this took place 48 hours later. if you're a parent, you have to ask why. how did the criminal justice system filmic? let me take us back to that moment because i think it's worth repeating. 4:40 p.m. thereabouts. you have a red suv goes down as a merging mansplained jingle bells and no yield girl in a pink coat is nearly missed. their parents hugging their kids a little bit tighter today. such a tragedy. >> kennedy: i look at this and we are all trying definitely to get back to n

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brooks, male, 39 years of age, who is a resident of southern milwaukee. at this time the waukesha police department is referring five counts of first degree intentional homicide with additional charges based on the investigation. but those will come in time. there are many roads in the downtown area that were closed as investigators worked through the crime scene. those roads have since been opened. i'll say this. minutes after the incident occurred, i responded to the scene. and what i saw out of chaos and tragedy was heroism. first responders and the community coming together and working together on triaging victims. the fire department, working in partnership with the fire department, getting these victims to the hospital. the fire department transported multiple victims. the chief will talk about that. officers picked up victims and put them in the squad and rushed them to the hospital and citizens also picked up victims and rushed them to the hospital. there is also off-duty law enforcement, fire, and ems personnel that were attending this event, who

he drove into a christmas parade in a suburb of milwaukee in the state of wisconsin. nice specifics yet on the exact number of deaths. although about 20 people have been reported in judy including several children. and 3 people is said to be in a critical condition, word of warning. you may find the following images disturbing. the videos posted on social networks to show the moment the vague rammed into the crowd, the police chief of the town of walker. sure. where the incident occurred said a person of interest is in custody. morphine is more details. we understand there have been several deaths, as well as a number of very serious injury. they've taken place this will that a christmas parade in walker shaw, which is a suburb of milwaukee in the u. s. state of wisconsin. now the video that's going around, social media shows a red sports utility vehicle plowing into the crowd. the injured are understood to have been members of a dance troop and marching band, some of whom are children. now we understand there are 11 adults and 12 children were taken to nearby hospita

and walk a shot, which is a suburb of milwaukee in the us state of wisconsin. now the video that's going around social media shows a red sport utility vehicle plowing into the crowd on the injured are understood to have been members of a dance troupe and a marching band. some of them are children. now we understand there are 11 adults and 12 children were taken to nearby hospitals in the town of locus shaw. now, according to the police department, at this point, there are 3 people in critical condition for people that are in serious condition. the police say they don't know whether or not this is terrorism related. here's some of what we've heard from the police is unknown at this time where the incident and nexus, the terrorism, the vehicle struck more than 20 individuals. some of the individuals were children and or some fatalities, as a result of this incident will not be released in information of tell he's at this time while we are working on notifying the family members of the deceased, i was on the scene and is cooperating. the local law enforcement to g

a gut wrenching investigation as to what led to the tragic parade, the crash near milwaukee. police now are saying the suspect was trying to get away from another crime. the death toll is now at five people with nearly 50 people injured. many of them are kids. a warning here. the video you are about to see is disturbing. let's bring in nbc's jay gray in wisconsin. >> reporter: the investigation continues today in waukesha where an suv turned a weekend holiday parade into a scene of panic and pain. >> i saw maybe three people right in front of me get hit. >> reporter: 39-year-old darrell e. brooks from milwaukee is in custody after the event. >> the suspect prior to the incident was involved in a domestic disturbance. at this time the waukesha police department is referring five counts of first-degree intentional homicide. >> reporter: an suv crashing through the holiday parade route. everyone marching and watching the parade struggling to find safety. >> my wife got out of the way and by the time she did the car came right past me within at least two feet. i could have touche

the milwaukee dancing grannies have confirmed members of their group are among the dead. in a press conference in the last hour, the waukesha police chief read aloud the names of the people killed four women. one man, all of the victims are over. the age of 53 of them are in their seventies and eighties. police haven't said anything about a motive for the suspect. but. they did confirm a report that the driver was involved in another incident. before driving into the parade, and that this was not an act of terrorism or targeted towards anyone in the parade. we have information that the suspect prior to the incident was involved in a domestic disturbance. which is just minutes prior. and the suspect left death scene just prior to our arrival. police are prepared to recommend five counts of intentional first degree homicide for brooks. this was a family event. this was supposed to be a joyful event, welcoming the holiday season instead. many bystanders ended up stepping up to help the wounded at the scene and even driving some of them to the hospital. the police and fire ch

these people's lives were lost due to the negligence of the milwaukee county prosecutor. the one in waukesha but the neighboring county. >> shannon: again, the one told the police he punched her in the face and later ran her over with the carpet she try to get away from him. the prosecutor set the bail at $1,000 and he made that and got out november 11th. and the bail recommendation, not consistent with the approach of milwaukee county district attorney's office towards matters with violent crime nor consistent with the risk assessment to setting bail. jim, sounds like we got this one wrong. >> this is abject failure, shannon. the bottom line is bail is supposed to be decided on not just risk of flight bit dangerous to the community. this guy has a record longer than my arm a serious felony crimes. he's out in 2024 shooting towards his nephew. he's a felon in possession of a firearm at that point. he has this other incident just two weeks ago where he tries to run over a young woman and he has a felony bail jumping charge from that. he has hit every bell for beating preti

waukesha an hour north of kenosha. 25 minutes west of milwaukee. a city of about 75,000 people. scott, as i was mentioning earlier, a resident of waukesha. can you tell us what did you see and hearing now? >> yes. thank you for having me. i am a resident of waukesha? been here the majority of my life. we were at the parade just like everyone going to see what we can and just enjoying the holiday spirit and had a great day with family and looking forward to seeing what we can enjoy the parade. we usually go every year and excited this year because it was canceled last year. we were sitting at what's known as the five points which is the center of the downtown. five different streets converge upon one and we were sitting there watching the parade. everything was going great. but i noticed and heard a couple police vehicles behind us. going through an intersection probably two blocks behind us and just wasn't sure what was going on and took notice because it was very loud over the parade. and a few minutes after that, a red suv which i'm sure you have seen by now. came barrels down

her concentrated and overwhelmingly blue cities madison, and milwaukee. as a result, even if you draw a map that is fairly compact and draws a district that is madison. draws a district that is in milwaukee, the state's other six districts will lean republican by a fair margin for even a partisan blind map could generate six republicans , just to democrats. >> texans and 15, 16% population growth in last ten years, 29 million people living there gaining two congressional seats. >> that is right. texas is an example of how demographic change can constrain what a party might otherwise draw. texas has 23 republicans and democrats right now. republicans are going to try to have the states to new seats for themselves. but they have to play defense as well. 95% of texas population gained was non- white in the past decade on a net basis. what that means is republicans have a lot of seats particularly in the suburbs that are becoming more competitive. at the 23 seats republicans currently hold, nine of them are districts where president biden got more than 47% of

in milwaukee how widespread is that view among d.a.'s and how invested are democrats in it? >> you will find it in chicago, new york, los angeles, san francisco. every major blue states where radical district attorneys rein. this was preventible this tragedy but for the radical district attorney john chisholm. he only admitted his policy would result in innocent people being murdered when violent criminals are set free. he said, "you bet it's guaranteed to happen. it did not invalidate the overall approach." well, tell that to the family members of the six people murdered on sunday and the others who lay in hospital beds and a little girl bleeding with her doctors, put me back together with glue. to john chisholm and other of these progressive d.a.'s it's the price of being woke. when will americans stand up and say we have had enough of this far left radical crap and vote them out of office? >> criminals have become the victims in the minds of the d.a.'s. it's driving decisions on who they choose not to prosecute and the welfare of the citizen they are charged with protecti

, wisconsin, a small town, 25 miles west of milwaukee. kaley, thank you for your insights. >> thank you. jon: ted williams, former dc homicide investigator is still with us. and ted, there are some question marks here that we're not getting the answers to until we hear from police chief, it could happen in about 15 minutes, but would not surprise me in that news conference is pushed back. mike tobin of noting there seems to be a blackout on the streets right around the area where it happened, a simple reason for that? maybe could have or you know someone trying to get a friend to the hospital or something hit a power pole who knows. but would to be police po poe seedure if -- procedure if they were involved in a search? >> that can happen. where you are still looking for persons of interest. the reason it is viable for the city officials to come out and let the public know what they are doing. one thing you showed before was a red suv that was parked in a driveway. we don't know whether the suv that the chief has reported has been recover

in milwaukee they have a rolling solution. >> only way to shop.se. >> reporter: the hunger task force partners with piggly wiggly. >> the people most impacted are more likely to be people of color, low income people, seniors and people with disabled. >> reporter: the mobile market makes stops around the city with savings of the 25% or more. streets are filled with fast food chain just more than a third of neighborhoods in milwaukee don't have access to quality, fresh food because a lot of places small, local grocery stores are out of business and with the pandemic that situation has only gotten worse. sheila cruz is a mom of two young daughters. how would you say is the budget for food a week? >> a week? i try to stay under $100. which sometimes it's not enough. >> reporter: helg think food often feels like a luxury she can't afford. on the weeks where you can visit the mobile market, how much easier than that? >> way easier. i got a lot of food, veggies. like a couple packages of meat. and i stayed under $20. >> reporter: 20 million americans liv

i know my community to be a safe area among the victims, a long time local parade favorite, the milwaukee dancing grannies. they lost several members of their troops and an 81 year old volunteer. they received an outpouring support on social media where they posted updates about their members, police and will kasha have charged 39 year old darrell e brooks junior with 5 counts of intentional homicide, a charge that carries a mandatory life prisons and if convicted, he has an extensive criminal record dating back to 1999. in fact, he was out on a $1000.00 gone after an incident on november 2nd, when he allegedly ran over a woman who says she is the mother of his child. she told police he ran down as she walked across the gas station, parking lot, and brook was arrested on 5 charges, including domestic abuse and reckless endangerment, according to court records, even then he was already out on bon for an entirely different alleged crime in 2020 involving firing hand gun brooks also has an outstanding arrest warrant in the body . in an unrelated case where he was arrested and allegedly bail

the milwaukee da's office released a statement saying it should not have recommended such a low bail for brock's. they've now launched an internal review into the decision for r t i molly barrows, to join me now to discuss this tragedy and the motive behind the driver. we bring in retire chief deputy marshall, matthew fog, and ed martin publisher, a pro american report dot com. thanks for joining me gentlemen. for to be with you . a horrible, horrible tragedy to say, and it obviously affected a lot of people in wisconsin estate that's already been unfortunately going through some, some situations for different issues over the year. matthew, i want to start with you because right now we're ready searching for the motive and it is as simple as he got. he was going to gun down a woman, or is there more to this, you know, and do you think this had anything to do as it was alleged by one of the activists with one of, with a group that this had something to do with the acquittal of cow written house 2 days before. well, it's hard to say i may, we know that america is a powder keg when it c

dozens more injured after an suv plowed through a parade, just outside milwaukee. we have the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: celebration turned into deadly chaos sunday at a holiday parade in wisconsin, west of milwaukee. police say were multiple fatalities and more than 20 people injured when a red suv crashed through a barricade at high speed.>> the vehicle hit more than 20 individuals. some individuals were children and some fatalities as a result. we will not be releasing information on fatalities at this time, while we are working on notifying family members of the deceased. >> reporter: in the aftermath, authority said they determined there were no other threats. police have recovered the vehicle and they said they have a person of interest in custody, but did not provide more details. no motive or cause has been determined in the incident that took place just days before thanksgiving. a live stream of the scene shows what appears to be an suv speeding through the parade route where families were washing the festivities, as young children marched

. >> waukesha is just west of milwaukee. you see it there on the map. residents were excited for the return of the parade which was canceled last year because of the pandemic. elwyn lopez has more. >> reporter: horror unfolding at this christmas parade in wisconsin, right outside milwaukee. at 4:39 p.m., police say a red suv careened down the street. witnesses say a driver plowed through police barricades and slammed into a crowd of people at the waukesha parade. leaving more than 20 injured. officers transporting victims to the hospital. witnesses describing the terrifying scene. >> then all of a sudden i heard a loud bang. the vehicle just struck a crowd of people on the parade route, and we heard deafening cries and screams. >> reporter: families with young children stunned. >> it was so close to actively losing my children. because children go into the road to get the candy, and they were saying that they wanted to get the candy. just a split second, they could not be here right now. >> reporter: this video capturing the moment a red vehicle flew by

several of them members of milwaukee dancing grannies 79 year-old virginia sorenson 52 year-old camera deer and and 71 year-old lillyhanna owen also among those killed 81 year-old hospital and 52 year-old jane kulyk. >> and that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. the suspect aaron brooks made his first court appearance since the crash today where he was officially charged with 5 counts of homicide. a 6th victim has died. a child. the first child 8 year-old who was there with his baseball team at the christmas parade. so another count is likely forthcoming here in the coming days. still to come, tonight on kron, 4 news at 5. we'll break down how much of the money in the bipartisan infrastructure bill is coming to the bay area. >> and then the female leaders in the bay sitting down with former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton also first lady, a senator and author why she and her long time aide were in san francisco. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful w

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