what you're seeing here is auburn, maine what nicole parker the reunification center where the people who believe they have loved ones who have not answered cell phones will report to get information from police. if i can bring in dr. mark siegel again, we look at this, nicole parker was giving us a detailed thing what a horrifying situation this is for the families, the loved ones, the friends of the victims in this and i wonder if there's a process when they come in. police don't have specific numbers on the wounded or specific numbers on the dead so if you're in the reunification center what's the process to actually identify these bodies and get information to the families the best you know sir? >> great question and of course, as nicole was saying there's a lot of fear and worry and it's tremendous anxiety want to go know and obviously what you want to know is that your loved one is alive even if they're wounded and we heard that going on in israel that knowing your loved one is alive even if they're wounded, even if they have severe wounds that is what everybody is hoping for so

todd piro, adam johnson, nicole parker, thank you for joining us. down ab 96 on the dow industrials, and we've got more economic data the tomorrow morning. we'll be here. 96 lower on the dow, 123 lower on the nasdaq. stu, take the it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. america takes a deep dive into the war many israel. president biden a arrives there tomorrow. he'll meet netanyahu and the leaders of jordan, egypt and

it is to continue to shelter-in-place until law enforcement directs you otherwise. >> sandra: nicole parker, you are an incredibly valuable asset to us. thank you very much for coming on and we will be watching every minute of this as we await another update. thank you, nicole. >> thank you. >> john: sandra, we are also awaiting a white house press briefing any moment now with the national security council spokesperson john kirby. press secretary karine jean-pierre after there was a raid in the gaza strip. and state department this hour by the way. fox team coverage with greg palkot reporting on connections between iran and hezbollah. but first, live to trey yingst, live on the ground in southern israel as he has been since this began. how significant was the overnight operation into gaza by the idf, trey? >> it was very significant. breaking news, appears to be some firefight along the eastern border between gaza and israel. large burst of gunfire, tracer rounds, drone overhead and fighter jet targeting a specific position behind me. this does come after the israelis conducted a surgical a

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do we have nicole parker? she has done so many shootings. can you give me an idea of what is happening here? this is central maine hospital. there are reports just to get you up to speed and our audience, reports earlier that the shooter may possibly double back to the hospital because security guards were telling people to dock. now you have a series of heavily armed officers wearing armor now going up the steps looking for this shooter. your take away from this? >> you can see them now going slow and methodical. they are clearing every single corner. if they have a suspicion that there may be a potential threat they have to clear every single ounce. they maybe approaching a parking garage going up the stairs. they are definitely not taking anything off the table. maybe this individual did go back to the hospital and it's a threat. >> if we can take nicole out. go ahead. >> i am just watching it live like you all are. it looks like there is a potential threat. they have to address that threat and go in and checked every single thing. when i

i want to bring in former fbi special agent nicole parker. she's a fox news contributor and former d.c. homicide detective and bring in homicide detective ted williams, a lawyer and everything investigator. thank you for coming on. nicole, you first. we find these three different locations. you have a shooter go in with a high-powered rifle. we have 22 confirmed dead from police and as many as 30 wounded. that's a lot of bullet shots in a short amount of time. >> it's absolutely tragic. this is a very complex crime scene for law enforcement. your talking multiple crime scenes all at wants. is one of the guests in the previous segment talked about, the law enforcement is highly trained for this. it's called alert training. law enforcement officers are taught to go towards the gun fire. whether you have a block or a pistol or handgun few go up against the rifle and you go in and save lives. i think it so important that the media, you are instrumental in helping to solve these cases for law enforcement. i cannot tell you how important it is for t

let's bring in former fbi special agent nicole parker and criminal defense attorney vic. , you look at this. they thought they had them surrounded in the house. there was nobody in there. he could be in the ocean or the woods or anywhere. it appears he is a resourceful person. >> he is extremely dangerous. he is highly trained with military background. he is trained to kill. he is proven that he will kill. he is trained to evade enemy combatants. i think its important to note that what was occurring earlier according to the maine state police is that they were executing a search warrant. when law enforcement is going into a home or structure law enforcement safety is number one. that would make sure sense that they did a surround callout not knowing if he was inside or not. they surround the premise and called him out. there was no one that came out. they have to clear the structure before they can execute the search warrant. he is extremely dangerous and highly trained. he has proven that he has killed 18 individuals. he has no limits and his mental history is very danger

former fbi special agent nicole parker and todd piro in the studio with what we know about the person of interest. molly line is live there on the ground in lewiston with the latest. molly. >> molly: maine state police continue to urge people to stay in their homes. they are expanding the shelter in place to the town where robert card is from. more than 100 investigators working this case. everything began to unfold yesterday evening about 6:56, lewiston police started to respond to two shooting incidents, one at the bowling alley, one at the bar. 8:00, active shooter in lewiston. by 10:00, warning residents to avoid the area until all clear is given. it was not. 10:25, issue this countywide shelter in place order. 11:00 p.m., robert card is named person of interest. when you look at the map, the twoen 62s where the mass shootings were perpetrated. schemengees bar and grille and the bowling alley. that community in lisbon is less than 10,000 people surrounded by a big, wooded area, a river runs through, tough terrain for investigators. witnesses are describing what happened, particula

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former fbi investigator nicole parker, aaron cohen. , it seems like in so many ways law enforcement in this case looked at every possible lead they had and they knew they would get to the right place eventually. they did. yes it's a time for healing for everybody else. i don't know how families ever heal when they lose loved ones like this. >> you know, sean, having worked with victims families at the parkland school shooting, you never heal. it's absolutely devastating to lose a loved one, especially in a mass shooting. my heart goes out to them. you often hear in america i'm praying for you, let's pray for the community. sean, i would like to enlist all americans now to sincerely pray. the one thing that pulls you through when you have nowhere else to turn is the power of prayer. these families are devastated. i apologize. it's awful. >> no need to apologize. >> -- parkland. it's real. their loved one will never be on this earth with them ever again. we need to show honor and respect to the victims. i think in this investigation under

. >> fbi former special agent nicole parker. two americans hostages released after biden's address to the nation. is it a coincidence or as bill was saying is this a p.r. move on behalf of hamas? >> first of all i would like to say how grateful i am that these two hostages were rebel and i'm so grateful two americans are coming home. i do believe it's a p.r. move. you know, these hamas operatives are smart individuals and they have people just like we do in united states. we have a bau uni-in it the fbi behavioral analysis unit. they have something similar. this is not a coincidence less than 24 hours after biden gave his speech we stand with israel, we are going to release two american hostages and notice they were american hostages. they want to change the narrative on the world platform and have people think you know what, do you really need to go in and do a ground invasion? they're starting to release hostages. that's what i believer it is. i absolutely agree with that statement. >> a lot of people say they're trying to buy

. >> trace: nicole parker and former navy seal, cameron hilton, welcome to both of you. nicole, you first. when the fbi is sent to locate, investigate, identify americans impacted by the war, what exactly does that mean in your estimation? >> you know, my guess would be that we all -- the fbi has what we call legal attache offices all around the world, office in tel aviv in israel, cairo, egypt. throughout the middle east. i believe that the fbi is strongly involved in locating and trying to understand and investigate americans that are missing and those that have been killed. it is an all hands on deck effort and they are coordinating with the local law enforcement in israel as well as counterparts internationally. it is a very complex situation. but the key is to locate where these americans may be whether it's through different means of tracking devices they might have been using. but it is an all hands on deck effort, the fbi number one priority is to help americans and hopefully bring them closely. >> trace: the bbc says, this leaves the isreali government with a dil

also here, nicole parker, former special agent with the fbi and serving as senior advisor to the america first policy institute center for law and justice. thank you for being with us and "fox and friends" and host of brian kilmeade show, your list is long, only an hour show. brian kilmeade is here. first straight live to trey yingst who is on the ground in southern israel and joins us live as hamas reveals top commander has been killed in an israeli airstrike. trey. >> trey: good afternoon. i want to show you my cell phone, i'll have the cameraman zoom in. these are rocket alerts coming in. hamas is firing on tel aviv and cities north of tel aviv, just another development here as the israelis have been unable to stop the fire from the gaza strip despite thousands of strikes against islam and jihad positions. today we did get a better idea from sources inside gaza about who the israelis are targeting. earlier today i talked to a source in gaza near khan yunis who gave the name of a senior hamas official who was targeted by the israelis. commander from the communication brigade, who broke

. >> jesse: joining me now former fbi special agent nicole parker. nicole, looks like they've left the residence. that search warrant was served, we believe. and now it's a manhunt in the woods or wherever. what comes next? >> right. i mean, this has been an ongoing search from the moment that this individual escaped. but i think it's important to focus on that search warrant and why there was so much activity around that house. i mean, this is an individual that has just killed 18 individuals, injured 13 others. the standard procedure for law enforcement to deal with someone like this is what we do, it's called a surrounded callout. so when you go to execute a search warrant at a home or any location, you're going to go towards the premise and you obviously will have swat there, you know, highly trained individuals with equipment and that is why you heard them calling out. that is standard, to call them out, even if they did not know that he was in the home, they assume there is someone in there, they do a surrounded callout and they have to clear a

nicole parker is a former fbi agent and she's here with more.us about the mid east refugee situation and that nexus with terrorism. >> you know, right now there is a very huge target on our backs. we have to know who is in our country. those that have -- though on the left, many on the left are sympathizing with those that they believe are oppressed. aoc believes that we should take in anyone. you know, they've been oppressed take them to the united states, we need to take care of them, let's do that. that is extremely dangerous to our national security and would be detrimental to our nation. we already have enough security issues on our hand a southern border completely wide open, we have no idea who is here and we cannot tolerate anyone else that has not been vetted. even those that have been vetted that come into the united states are a threat as well. with this attack that happened in belgian, the fbi right now should be focusing on who was that individual that committed that act and seeing what ties that individual has to anyone that anybod

. >> john: nicole parker will join us to break down the search, but molly line is live in wilton, new york. any update on the little girl's whereabouts? >> the search effort continues, state police, rangers, enormous effort on the ground. all the assets available brought to bear. scouring the forest, the lake, law enforcement members, drones, airboat, six underwater rescue teams, sonar boat, combing deeply wooded terrain. the 4th grader vanished saturday evening at the moreau loops, 6:15 p.m., 15 minutes later when she did not return, a frantic search underway. friends, parents, family, fellow campers calling her name, her bike is found at 6:45 p.m., her mother calls 911. new york governor kathy hochul vowing. >> no stone, no branch, no table, no cabin unturned, untouched, unexamined, in our search to find charlotte. we'll keep the members of the public updated. i promised her parents we'll find her daughter. she's all of our daughters. >> daybreak sunday no sign of charlotte. investigators face the reality of a potential kidnapping. >> following our exhaustive search of the park, we

former fbi special agent nicole parker and todd piro in the studio with what we know about the personlly line is live there on the ground in lewiston with the latest. molly. >> molly: maine state police continue to urge people to stay in their

former fbi special agent nicole parker. your heart goes out to that family, but what does it tell you that the fbi is involved at this stage? >> it tells me they are taking this extremely serious. as a former fbi agent, there is nothing more important to a law enforcement officer than protecting a child. they are the most vulnerable individuals in our society and it is -- they will pull out all stops to protect a child who is missing and to find her and bring her home safely. >> jacqui: we hear they may believe she's in imminent danger. anything to read into that, anything to do with maybe some activity in the park they noticed that was unusual or is it just the timeline, you know, we are at monday now, she disappeared on saturday night. what do you take from that? >> obviously the timeline is concerning. longer it goes on, the drastic it becomes. it's all hands on deck. atvs, drones, aviation, airboats, every sort of device possible, they are putting out there. they are going to be doing likely a cell phone analysis of all

the maine governor said the suspect is armed and dangerous, we'll speak to nicole parker on how thauthoritiesuspect and go live to trey yingst with update from southern israel. we anticipate a briefing from the pentagon, join john roberts and me live as "america reports." >> emily: a group of students, parents and politicians are set to hold a press conference at cooper union college after a group of jewish students had to barricade themselves from a school library prosecute pro-palestinian protesters. watch. [banging sounds] >> emily: absolutely frightening footage, marc. no one should be in this position, let alone jewish students. >> marc: evokes image of people in safe rooms or in kibbutz or during the holocaust, don't barricade jews into a room. this reportedly happened at columbia and harvard, some jewish students had to do this. there is a problem with antisemitism on left and right, but they are different. right wing is largely french phenomenon, you don't see harvard student holding rallies. left, is most prestigious universities and halls of congress and not doing what we need to co

nicole parker, a former special fbi agent. thank you for being with us. learning the new sort of bone chilling details about the suspect, turns out his neighbor reported that she saw him trying to kidnap her grandson from her front yard in july. she also says this to "the new york post," take a look, on screen for you, he was pretty -- says it about the suspect, he was pretty reclusive, he moved in shortly after us, he made a driveway early in the year and never quite finished it. had to move back into the trailer with his mom because his m.s., multiple sclerosis got so bad. three houses in his name so we don't know if he has money trouble or anything. what do you make of all this? >> unfortunately it doesn't shock me he has potentially tried to abduct other children. in looking at patterns of violent criminals against children, this is not uncommon. i think it's important to note how rare it is in the big picture to have a child abducted by a complete stranger. national center for missing and exploited children states about 1% of missing children are act

todd piro, adam johnson, nicole parker, thank you for joining us. we've got a market that is negative, down ab 96 on the dow industrials, and we've got more economic data the tomorrow morning. we'll be here. 96 lower on the dow, 123 lower on the nasdaq. stu, take the it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. america takes a deep dive into the war many israel. president biden a arrives there tomorrow. he'll meet netanyahu and the leaders of jordan, egypt and the pal the stint yap authority. the objective in prevent a wider war, limit casualties in gaza, get aid to the displaced pal stun yap withs and, above all, keep iran out -- palestinians. back home the president leads a divided party. many colleges are overtly anti-semitic. on the ground, the invasion of gaza has not started. hamas rockets still hand in israel, and again we have to say that the markets are paying more attention to interest rates and profits than they are to the war. the dow industrials going to be down about 100, nasdaq down about 1244. that's because -- 124. that's because in par

joining me right now with reaction is former fbi special agents stephen friend and nicole parker.areers in the fbi, and is we thank you both for being here this morning. stephen, your reaction to hillary clinton wanting a formal deprogram of trump supporters and this fort "newsweek" on the fbi's new surveillance program on trump supporters. >> well, this "newsweek" report at first glance, i was relieved to see the mainstream media catching up on what i blew the whistle on about 13 months ago. that's a sympathetic news source, this is a sympathetic journalist who's essentially a mouthpiece for the intelligence community who's allowed the fbi to get ahead of a bad message here. the fbi is incredibly afraid of what's being exposed. i've exposed it in my op-eds and this dinesh d'souza movie coming out later this month, police state. it's willing to entrap vulnerable, innocent americans. so this was the fbi's attempt to soft pedal this information out to a sympathetic media source and essentially launder it to the end what hillary clinton touches on, it's a warning. it's a threat to th

i want to bring in nicole parker , former fbi agent on this . as you look at this investigation, as you look at the scene here, what strikes yo from the initial images? >> here we are with another active shooter incident heard from my understanding, this incident again involved a homecoming coronation of mister and missus morgan state university. it was my understanding this ha a shooting event october go. so it seems to be a pattern at the school. this is extremely disheartening. this is very concerning and scary for students. those that are on the campus right now, if you're listening to the media, there has been as strict instruction too shelter in place and you need to keep that take that seriously. law enforcement telling everyon you need to shelter in place. you stay behind a cement barrier , stay away from windows, glass, anything that could shooter could shoot through obviously. i understand it was in a dormitory, he could be confined to ed area or the active shoote could be on the run. the key is to get out of the wa and take shelter as

here with reactionut the, formei agent nicole parker.mber as many times as i would see natalee's moms on network, it broke my heart every single tim me. this >> i suspected this probably had happened, but you always hold out a some hope, right? >> you know, you want to hold out hope. but myself, as a formeyselasr a, i know. and i think we all knew. i mean, this individuaanl was a barbaric savage. >> he had murdered two girls. d but you know, the federalecutr prosecutors, the fbi, he was charged with extortiontfbi backn 2002 when they brought him back from peru just this summe romicid . and unfortunately, they were not able to charge him with a homicide here in the united statee n the unbecauss. e the crime occurred in aruba so.s that, you know, the u.s. did not have jurisdictio. t n, but t did everything that they could to charge him with the extortion. and parth e ex cod of the plea deal, like you mentioned, he did end up confessing. and although he was not charged with the homicide here in the united states, that does give closure for

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now, i want to play for you quick, ted, a sound bite from nicole parker, former fbi special agent, weighing in on what she suspects may be the motive of the shooter. >> listen. there's always a precipitating stressor or factor that leads an individual to do something like this. the pathway to violence. they're always going to be looking at the grievance. what was the grievance? was there his girlfriend that he ex-girlfriend, that he was trying to find the grievance, the motivation the ideation, it all is going to be contributed. and this investigation, the motive is also going to be important to look at, because that's going to help law enforcement determine, where his next steps may be and where he's hiding out. >> ted, what do you make about the possibility of a motive? >> you know, that's the $64,000 question. riff raff, i think what we have to do and you and i have done it on many occasions. we to think outside the box and we have to try to wonder. is this a spree killer? meaning robert court or in or is he really a mass killer? maybe, just maybe, when we think outside the box that he's

joining us now former fbi special agent nicole parker, fox news contributor ted williams is with us. cole let me start with you. when you read the words and we learn from law enforcement, the fbi is supporting, mobilizing, assisting, and the maine state police are taking the lead investigative role, what does that mean for the average person that is not well versed in law enforcement? >> so what that means is that this is a shooting that has occurred in a local jurisdiction, so the local law enforcement is going to have crime investigative responsibilities. the fbi is always going to respond when there's an active shooter to provide any assistance. the fbi, obviously, has exceptional resources and they are going to provide any assistance that they can. i have, myself, responded to a few active shooting events in south florida. this is standard procedure. and the key that i want to share with your audience right now, if there's anyone within the sound of my voice, the key is to stay calm. if you are near or around the shooter, the rule is, you run, you hide, and you fight. your first o