think that this gunman may have had help yeah and so we've heard already from the police chief scott smith, he came out last night spoke to the media. here's a portion of what he said about what we knew about the shooter at that point. >>in killed. it appears as if though they had into the festival the uh the creek which borders. they use some sort of a tool to cut through the fence to be able to gain access to the secure fence line. and that's how they got into the festival area itself. >>all accounts are that it was an automatic weapon and we've heard video from witnesses and you can hear the pop pop pop in rapid succession. the question is you know it was very chaotic. did people see that one gunmen were there 2 gunmen what did he have help and that is why they're continuing the search this morning for a second person we're waiting we're just a few hours away from the news conference that will carry hopefully we get more details about that because they are still investigating and finding things out this morning absolutely and for more from the scene the actual festival site itself we wa

scott smith he says that three officers were in the vicinity when they began shooting. >> soon as he saw the officers, he engaged the officers and fired at the officers with the rifle. i had three officers that engaged the suspect. despite the fact that they were outgunned with their handguns against a rifle, the three officers were able to fatally wound the suspect there uld have been more bloodshed, i believe, with the number of people in the small area that they were under. it is very fortunate they were able to engage them as quickly as it did a. >> reporter: he is a great neighbor native that lived away from the area. it is unclear where he was living at the time of the shooting. >> a principal concern at the plate point his motivation, ideological winnings leanings. with the affiliated with anyone, or any group. it still has to be ruled out and determined at this point. >> a lot of festivalgoers could have the car stuck out to their at the scene. police he will be that way for a couple of days. a huge crime scene with multiple roadblocks airspace is on lockdown. they say it wil

strict gun control now i should mention that the weapon used here was described by police chief scott smith the as a rifle he didn't say exactly what kind of rifle it is he also said that there was security at the garlic festival but that the shooter appears to have cut through a perimeter fence and gained access to the area in that manner there's also the possibility of a 2nd suspect that people alerted police to but that person if he or she was involved has not yet been apprehended it is a still a big intensive police crimes investigation an active crime scene the governor of california gavin newsome said the shooting was nothing short of a riff and it will continue to monitor events with you through the night that as it has in california rob runnels our correspondent thank you. now at least 65 people are being killed in nigeria in a suspected boko haram attack on a funeral that happened near the northeastern city of made a good reason borno state president mohammed to behati has condemned the attack and ordered a military operation to hunt down those responsible protests in hong kong hav

. >> we heard from the gilroy police chief, scott smith, describing the chaotic scene and here is what he had to say about what happened. >> and there were reports of shootings on the north side of the garlic festival area. and they were in that area and engaged the suspect in less than a minute. the suspect was shot and killed. and it appears as though they would have come into the festival via the creek, which borders our parking area. and they would use some sort of a tool to cut through the fence to be able to gain access to the secure fence line. and that's how they got into the festival in that self. we would have some witnesses reporting that there may have been a second suspect, but we don't know if that suspect was engaged in any shootings. or whether they may have been in some sort of a support role. and the person that we have, accounted for. >> and so we have a recap for you. it started at 5:41. we were told that's when the shots started to ring out. the gunman started shooting at this festival randomly we were told and within a minute of that shooting rang out, that's when

has not been named but was tackled by a gilroy police officer even the press conference there by scott smith he was certainly lacked detail because they themselves are still working on an active investigation thinking that there may be a 2nd suspect at large and that agencies from 2 counties in the area and now following up on those leads there are no details about the types of injuries inflicted on the victims though the chief of police did suggest that it was a type of rifle that was used in the attack and that those that did attack this music food festival gilroy farms had maybe cut through a perimeter fence and then made their way and shot at random he confirmed that gilroy police officers tackled the main suspect who was killed and he is included in the 4 that have been officially reported dead we do not know who the suspect is we do not do we do not know what age he is and we do not know at the moment what the motive is. roland the lascaux the mare of gilroy has also said in a previous press conference to the chief of police that there will be a full press conference later on monday yo

hill right police and other agencies nearby was around 10 o'clock last night that the police chief scott smith e gave an update about what we know about the shooter. >>in killed. it appears as if though they had into the festival the uh the creek which borders. they use some sort of a tool to cut through the fence to be able to gain access to the secure fence line. and that's how they got into the festival area itself. >>and this morning, it is a massive manhunt under way right now for a possible second person involved in the shooting police haven't said if that a second person was another shooter or simply an accomplice, but the fbi atf now are helping. the police department with that investigation police are asking witnesses, anybody who has video or pictures. >>who was there when it happened who saw the shots fired. it's very important that you call the police they would like to look at that video 8, 4, 6, o 5 8, 3, and again the big question this morning who is that second person that they are looking for kron four's will tran is live at the garlic festival festival to where this all happe

sort of tool and begin firing a rifle killing 3 people and injuring 15 the gilroy police chief scott smith, the says officers were able to come into contact with the gunman and respond within one minute any those incredible and that's why. governor gavin newsome has commended this police department thanking them for responding so quickly they had police there at the festival of course they're security guards there and they had a police nearby the chief and then called for mutual aid and that's what we're seeing on will of those and seeing all that mutual aid still helping out. now the shooting occurred on the last day of the annual three-day celebration and i was there on friday. it is a pretty big area. i mean it can hold up. a 100,000 people in the weekend. on a golf course we're driving through the property trying to see just how big it is it's pretty big. but if you if used to pop out of that fence and see just thousands of people he just began firing and that's when police went straight. and now we caught up with gilroy's a but the police chief take a listen. >>any witnesses because t

. >> police chief scott smith. >> reiterate what i said at the press conference last night and i got a few additional details and we'll also be printing an additional update. i plan on having more information now that day liepgt is here and we are getting fresh resources in. we'll try to put something for you later this afternoon. we got the date and time established already and most of you know the garlic festival is an event that we put on every year and we typically host between 80 and 100,000 people to our festivals. it takes several thousands a day volunteering to make this festival work and so at the time the incident occurred, it was near the oechbd the finend of t. questions were asked regarding the security and the way we manage and monitor it from a law enforcement and public safety perspective is that we have police personnel on-site the entire time of the festival. we actually create a police compound where we had command center and a booking area. all the things that you would need to run a major operation like this. officers assign ed of a differet region of the park. w

>>with the weapon that he had we heard from the police chief scott smith, the of fuel right last night. here's what he said that. >>in killed. it appears as if though they had into the festival via the creek which borders. they use some sort of a tool to cut through the fence to be able to gain access to the secure fence line. and that's how they got into the festival area itself. >>at the festival area this and there is an army of police and fbi and other officials at the scene right now and so is kron four's will tran he's at that location. we also have a live reporter at the other location about a mile away where they're searching a home. let's go first 2 will tran. >>this is still an active scene it is filled with police officers let me move out of the way and show you exactly what's going on you see all those cars right down the center of the road there to the left those are cars from investigators you can see one of the lights turning on there. it is filled with law enforcement from the bay area not just from gilroy because they've reached out to nearby police departments for the

chief of police for the city of gary scott smith, the. tropics is that you never will after giving your community. giving your community. nightmare that you hope you never have to live in reality. unfortunately we find ourselves circumstances worry after with this i mean give you some brief information with the information that i have right now. early dozens of officers working on this as we speak. more information will be coming to write throughout the evening in him into the morning tomorrow. we have additional information to share with will push out. social media platforms. i it will set up another press conference so that we can share that information with you. this incident tonight started about 5 41 pm. area. engaged the suspect arrest in a minute. in killed. it appears as if though they had into the festival the uh the creek which for. they use some sort of a tool to cut through the fence to be able to gain access to the secure fence line that's how they got into the festival area itself. witnesses reporting that there may have bee

. >> next to speak to you, police chief scott smith. >> to reiterate what i said at the press conference last night, i've got a few additional details and then we will also be planning an additional update. i plan on having more information now that daylight is here and we are getting fresh resources in. so we will try and put something together for you later this afternoon. we've got the date and time established already, and as most of you know, the gilroy garlic festival is an event we put on every year. we typically host between 80 and 100,000 people to our festival. it takes several thousand people a day volunteering to make this festival work. at the time the incident occurred, it was near the end of the final day. last night, sunday. questions that were asked, regarding the security and the way that we manage and monitor it from a law enforcement and public safety perspective, is that we have police personnel on site to the entire time of the festival. we actually create a police compound we have a command center, a booking area, all the things that he would need to run a major op

then of course the police shot and killed the gunman now we did talk with the gilroy police chief scott smithicers were able to you know react very quickly. that's because they have and police the festival and nearby the chiefs and called for mutual aid. well let's hear from the chief about this just horrific. the event. >>any witnesses because there was quite a number of people in the park. anybody that witnessed this incident. can tell us anything that took many photographs that perhaps videotaped anything that might be are relevant to this investigation to please contact that paul ryan is just day. incredibly sad and disheartening. then that is there's so much good for our community. all right has to suffer from a tragedy like this. >>and it's true this festival is put on by you know, hundreds of volunteers they come out and make sure that it goes smoothly and then all of the proceeds go to a local just just 'sal just horrif t this festival where people go to enjoy time with their family. i mean think about it we covered on friday where a veteran was flown now from germany to spend time wi

. >> next to speak to you, police chief scott smith. >> i'll reiterate what i said at the press conference last night. i've got a few additional details and then we will also be planning an additional update because i plan on having more information now that daylight is here and we're getting fresh resources in, so we'll try to put something together for you for later this afternoon. we've got the date and time established already. as most of you know, the gilroy garlic festival is an event that we put on every year. we typically host between 80,000 and 100,000 people to our festival. it takes several thousand people a day volunteering to make this festival work. and so at the time that the incident occurred, it was near the end of the final day. it was last night, sunday. questions that were asked regarding the security and the way that we manage and monitor it from a law enforcement and public safety perspective is that we have police personnel on site the entire time of the festival. we create a police compound where we have a command center, a booking area, all the things that you woul

smith, scott martin. they are both fox news contributors. scott, if you had to pick something out of there, so much, g20, oil. facebook thing is kind of big. it's a snapshot in time showing you that they have become a target. they used to be it was all happiness, sanctity money now they're -- >> friends, likes? oman. zuckerberg has been kind of a bad boy, melissa. his charm is wearing off a bit on investors. maybe not so much on investors but folks sending nasty things in the mail. the government says we need to regulate, maybe even break up some companies but i side with zuckerberg, these folk, facebook has a ton of data on its hands. there are more and more posts, new profiles created at facebook than anytime in history. they have a lot of work and it is not easy to blame the company on everything. melissa: they have a lot of data but so does everybody else. if you check in with data scientists lately, they're all tracking us. i think the facebook has, is when i'm hearing, is less precious than we were led to believe. data is everywhere no

smith. >> jon: i'm jon scott. lawmakers on two house committees grilling the special counsel for seven hours yesterday. president trump says the democrats lost big and his supporters say it is time to close the book on the russia investigation. but top democrats aren't ready to take impeachment off the table. >> there was no defense to this ridiculous hoax. they should be ashamed of themselves, absolutely ashamed. and you know who knew it was a phony cloud more than anyone else? schiff and nadler and schumer and pelosi. every one of them. >> if we have a case for impeachment, that's the place we will have to go. the stronger our case is the worse the senate will look for letting the president off the hook. >> historical day. today is the day we closed the book on this investigation. it is time that america turns the page. >> jon: doug mcelway is live in washington with more. >> one of the dangerous signs of these divided political times is one party as you just heard there is looking at the sky and seeing daytime.

scott in for bill hemmer. >> alicia: i'm alicia acuna in for sandra smith. there was a celebration that featured. critics feared the event would devolve into a partisan rally. the president highlighted our country's unique history and those who sacrificed. >> president trump: today we come together as one nation with this very special salute to america. we celebrate our history, our people and the heroes who proudly defend our flag, the brave men and women of the united states military. [cheering and applause] as we gather this evening, in the joy of freedom we remember we all share an extraordinary heritage and part of one of the greatest stories ever told, the story of america. it is the chronicles of brave citizens who never give up on the dream of a better and brighter future. in 1963, reverend martin luther king junior stood here on these very steps and called on our nation to live out the true meaning of its creed, and let freedom ring for every citizen all across our land. it has willed our warriors up mountains, across mine fields, liberated continents, split the adam and brought tyrants

smith. >> jon: i'm jon scott. lawmakers on two house committees grilling the ec

good morning, i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer this morning. >> i'm alicia acuna in for sandra smith. president trump will also give a speech honoring our troops. >> some people are calling out the president demanding to know how much it will cost and accusing him of playing politics. ellison barber is live from the national mall in washington where thousands of people are expected to converge. >> the criticisms primarily center around three major points. the use of military tanks, the president's speech which critics say by nature makes the entire event partisan, and that unknown price tag. according to a new report in the "washington post" the national park services is diverting nearly 2.5 million dollars primarily intended to improve parks to cover some of the associated cost but the white house has said very little about the overall cost. we have reached out to a number of federal agencies involved in the planning but requests for cost estimates have remained unanswered. the department of interior says the fireworks, 750,000 dollars worth are all donated. the president tweeting th

good morning, i'm jon scott in for bill hemmer this morning. >> i'm alicia acuna in for sandra smith.st and accusing him of playing politics. ellison barber is live from the national mall in washington where thousands of people are expected to