pete: super speedway all morning long. own social media platform. >> there has been speculation that you might start your own social media platforms are you considering that. >> i am. we are looking at it. we are looking at different platforms. we want v. a lot of people that want to come on existing platforms. they have to be strong. they can't be dominated by amazon and google and people who can take them off the air right away. pete: those comments come as apple allows parler to return to app. store after pulling it down back in january. here with reaction to parler interim ceo mark meckler. mark, good morning. thanks for being here. parler was back many -- many months ago but not back on the apple app. store. what did you have to do to get back on the apple app. and what should people expect? >> sure, yeah. just to clarify the app. is not quite on the app. store yet. we have received permission from apple. what we had to do was we had to put a particular censorship mechanism in. we are not happen about this. it's not t

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♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ arthel: well, the countdown is on for nas a car's geico 500 at talladega super speedwayome already have spent a few nights camping in the track's infield. let's go to charles watson, he's there live with a preview. hi, charles. >> reporter: hi or, arthel. well, it's the excitement from the fans here today. the fans that will be here tomorrow for the geico 500 are in for a lot of fun. obviously, because of covid-19 and the pandemic, there will be a lot less fans here at the super speedway. you can see it here, it's not as full as we would normally see at one of these events, but there are still people here. now, capacity is capped at about 35%, so a little less than 30,000 the people will be able to watch the geico 500 here live tomorrow. the positive though the, fans will have plenty of room to set back, relax and root for their favorite drivers to win tomorrow. but you talk to a lot of fans out here, and they say they're just excited to be at a live sporting event again. take a listen to this. >> nothing in the world that compares to just when you pull in this place and

nascar's top drivers are revving up for the geico 500 at talladega super speedway today. few days earlier, and they've been tailgating at the track's infield. charles watson live in alabama with more. charles a. >> reporter: hi, arthel, that's right, today is the big day. we're going to see all of nascar's biggest stars convening in the geico 500 here at the talladega super speedway. this is the first big race they've held here all year long, and i've got to tell you, the fans are pumped. we saw folks rolling in around 9:30 this morning, hours before anything is really happening. and as you mentioned, other fans have been camped here for days having the time of their lives. it's really like a party atmosphere as folks are pulling out their grills, cooking up some some great looking food, and there's no shortage of adult beverages. this is what they've been longing for. >> i even went so far as to watch old reruns of old races. >> it's just a great time. the atmosphere's great. >> reporter: now with covid-19 precautions, it takes a lot for nascar and the talladega super sp

>> yes, and the speedway employee's video as well, is that right? >> yes. >> at the same time, the milestone video, the larger overview? >> yes, the larger video on top or near the top of the speedway. >> can you describe to the jury the different perspectives you were able to see using each of those videos and how viewing one aided in the understanding of the other? >> sure. very simply, the -- ms. frazier's video was taken from the sidewalk near the squad, near the police vehicle. you really don't see officers lane or kueng on that video. on the other hand, from the perspective across the street at the speedway, or the pole camera, you do see those officers. it's simply because the camera isn't obstructed by the police vehicle. >> now, did you upon your review of all the videos, the documents you discussed, complete a report memorializing your findings? >> yes, i did. my findings and opinions. >> and about how long was that report? >> the report total, i believe, was close to 300 pages. that includes a rather lengthy appendix that lists out all th

in on the speedway. >> yes. >> what do those yellow icons mean?> they are cameras. one of them as our camera. >> and if we could then just focus on the speedway area, the two of them there. all right, so the perspective that we were watching on the milestone video is taken from one of the two cameras depicted in what we see in exhibit one. >> right. the lower one. >> the one on the quarter of the store [inaudible] >> you can take that down, please. and now i'd like you to focus a little bit more on what you're doing these days in the business technology unit. we know when you began that the job. can you talk to the jury a little bit about what the business technology unit does with body worn cameras? >> minneapolis police use body worn cameras now every sworn an employee has a body worn camera. my unit manages the program, so we are a primary point of contact with the vendor with a company called axon. when cameras are shipped to us, we set them up for use and assign them to an officer in the system and make sure that the officers are trained on h

joie: on the speedway, someone tagged him "the youngster."housand he's now in his eighth season with plenty of podium finishes -- the nickname stuck. blake: i'm blake lothian. i'm a nascar driver diversity driver with the rev racing and i drive the number 16 car for a.k. performance. joie: he's trying to set the pace in nascar's drive for diversity campaign. a decade-long effort that's so far produced only the second top tier racer in nascar's 72-year history -- bubba wallace. in a sport that just this summer banned displays of the confederate flag with a fan base that's nearly 80% white, drivers like lothian could be key to steering new fans to nascar. is there really a place for african-americans to succeed, to be stars in the sport? blake: of course, i believe there definitely is. i mean, the statistics don't look amazing. i say there's an opportunity. joie: the road to nascar's premiere cup series is a long one. like many of his peers, lothian started with go-karts. by 10 he'd reached the first rungs of junior racing. now barely 18, he's

fragile american psyche butting up against a race to get shots in arms at the indianapolis motor speedway, acceleration once again of j&j doses >> any vaccine into any arm is a win. >> reporter: while in san francisco, a green light in the golden state >> i wouldn't get the johnson & johnson. too risky, especially if there is other alternatives. >> reporter: right now some states are starting to turn down government shipments due to lack of demand. in arkansas, 17 counties are cutting back according to the arkansas democrat gazette. one of the concerns we have is people may have wrong information about the vaccines. >> reporter: with less than a third of the country fully vaccinated, some startling scenes are still emerging like this ufc fight in jacksonville packed without many masks. and america's most famous quarterback tom brady in attendance, a semblance of normal, but without the guarantee of safety from the virus. >> i don't understand people not getting a shot because it's not only for you, it's for other people. >> reporter: as for a travel breakthrough with the european union, f

on the other video on the speedway or the pole camera, you do see those officers. it's simply because the camera was obstructed by the police vehicle. >> now, did you and upon your review of all the videos and documents that you discuss, complete a report memorializing your findings? >> yes, i did. my findings are submitted. >> about how long is that report? >> the report total i believe was close to 300 pages. that includes a rather lengthy appendix of the materials that i reviewed, the body of the report itself, which has my summary of the relevant facts and my opinions was i think about 112 pages. >> 110 if we take off the table of content. >> did you rely on your training and experience in academic experiences to review the evidence of the case to reach your conclusions? >> yes. >> did you reach your opinion to a degree of reasonable professional certainty based on generally accepted standards in your field? >> yes, i have. >> before sharing those opinions, sir, i would like you to please explain what factors you reviewed when you were evaluating the use of for

they are just starting to let fans at the speedway.kend of nascar racing. where we are with the talladega garage experience. this is where fans are going to get to come and relax and get some good food and get some good drinks. i've got to tell you guys, this is prime property, prime location because these fans are going to be up close with the action, you know why? the track is there a few feet from their viewing area. now, there are two races scheduled today. obviously things were a little shaky this morning here in the alabama area as a bout of heavy rain went through and there is expected to be nasty wet weather throughout the day. so there's a lot of activity on the track right now. they've got the blowers are, you probably couldn't see them right now, but they're drying the track to make sure it's taff safe not only for the drivers. while they're getting that squared away, number 28, this car here, this is one of the vehicles driven by late nascar hall of famer davy alison. the funny story is, we saw a fan out here earlier today,

on the speedway. >> yes. >> okay. what do those yellow icons mean? >> they're cameras. one of them is our camera. >> though, and if we can then just focus on the speedway there -- all right, so the perspective of that we were watching the milestone video iss taken from one of the two cameras depicted in what we see in exhibit one is that right? >> yes. >> the lower one. lower one on corner of the store that's why you catch speedway site? >> yes. rnch okay. [laughter] >> thank you. all right. graced take that down, please. now i would like you to focus a little bit more on what you're doing these days in the business technology unit. all right we know when you began that job, continue talk to the jury a little bit about what the business technology unit does with body worn cameras. >> so minneapolis police uses body worn cameras as of now every sworn and my unit mansion program so we are primary point of contact with our body camera vender which is company called axon. we when cameras are shipped to us we set them up for use and assign they will to officers in the system

did you observe people standing in the speedway _ intersection.rner where you guys were? and at least one person across the street to the west, right? southwest corner? now in terms of the general area, would you describe that as a pretty busy intersection? yes, traffic and foot traffic. 50. that as a pretty busy intersection? yes, traffic and foot traffic.- yes, traffic and foot traffic. so, a fair number _ yes, traffic and foot traffic. so, a fair number of _ yes, traffic and foot traffic. so, a fair number of cars, _ yes, traffic and foot traffic. so, a fair number of cars, vehicles i fair number of cars, vehicles driving to the intersection as well as a fair number of people on bikes or on foot walking past? yes. all ri . ht, or on foot walking past? yes. all right, ultimately _ or on foot walking past? yes. all right, ultimately did this pretty much and your involvement in this case? . , , much and your involvement in this case? . , so much and your involvement in this case?_ so you - much and your involvement in this i case?_ so you pretty c

. >> and you are able to review the speedway employee's video as well. >> yes. >> and at the same time, you viewed the milestone video, the larger overview. >> yes, the pole camera video, on top or near the top of the speedway. >> can you describe the different perspectives you were able to see and how the viewing of one aided the understanding of the other. >> sure. very simply, ms. frazier's video was taken from the sidewalk near the police vehicle. and you really don't see officers lane or keung on that video. but from the perspective across the street, you do see those officers. it's not obstructed by the police vehicle. >> upon your review of the videos and the documents you discussed, did you complete a report memorializing your findings? >> yes. my findings and opinions. >> how long was that report? >> the report total i believe was close to 300 pages. that includes a rather lengthy appendix that lists out all the materials i reviewed. the body of the report itself, which has my summary of the relevant facts and my opinions, was, i think about 112 pages. 110 pages without the ta

charles watson is live if from the talladega speedway with more. charles.e bnsd me just a few momenting ago last three today had to wrap up a little bit earlier after heavy rain pushed through this area but i have to tell you fans out here today saw plenty of axon the track and they will again tomorrow for the geico 500. now about 28,000 people will be here to watch race tomorrow live at the superspeed way trying to be safe and follow covid-19 safety guide license and fans are required to wear masks and they'll have plenty of space to social distance with capped at 35%. but for a lot of these fans jon they tell us they're just happy to be at a live sporting event again. they spent a year on lockdown they tell us so being able to enjoy nascar with family and friends just really means the world. >> any time those cars wrap around immediately just get -- that is where it's at if that doesn't give you chills i don't know what will. >> covid pandemic had us locked and man it is people and enjoy the races. they have another chance at it tomorrow all of the action

floyd face facing the speedway, that correct? >> yes. >> and the terms of his face, what is it that you saw that made you concerned about his medical needs? >> i thought his face looked puffy and cooling, -- swollen, which would happen if you were putting pressure on someone's neck. i noticed what looked like fluid coming from george floyd's body, and in a lot of cases that occurred when -- he was not moving. he was being restrained, but he was not moving. >> when you first arrive, with he vocalizing or speaking at all? >> i don't remember. >> you used the term, altered consciousness, what do you mean by that? >> when going on a call, it will often try to talk to the patient, if they don't respond then we will try for any light, like a chest rub, to see if they respond that. but someone leaning into your neck is painful stimuli, which is how i knew -- he was not responding to painful stimuli. >> you mentioned mr. showman with kneeling on -- mr. show chauvin was kneeling on george floyd's neck. did you see where his other leg was?

fewer than 30,000 people will be here watching it live from the talladega super speedway, that's less pandemic. i do want to mention everyone is required to wear a mask and social distance, but that's not too hard when you have a setup like the tall getting keg -- talladega garage experience which is what you're seeing here. fans get to come here, relax, get some food and drink, and if you're sitting here, you're in a pretty good spot because fans are really close up when all the teams come zooming by op on the track you can see out there in the distance. after a year of not being able to attend live events like this, you can imagine a lot of these fans are pumped, they're excited to be here today. we, actually, spoke to and saw dozens and dozens of fans lined up in the rv section. they've been camping out here since about wednesday afternoon, and they've been just enjoying all the time, all the fun that they've been having out here. and they plan to be out here until monday. so they're here for the action today, they're going to be here for the action tomorrow, and they're going to s

it was cropped because the speedway sign occupies a big corner of that video. and so that's why it was offered as exhibit 11. we offered and the court received exhibit 42 through lieutenant rugel that was the milestone video of about 49 minutes long that is the full video. has the speedway sign. it's from the time that mr. floyd is at the store to the fire truck leaves. that's the full video that we intend to offer. it plays -- we still believe that the slight catching of the video was just simply a computer issue at that time and getting it to load and play. before we send the exhibits back to the jury we'll make sure that it plays at its normal speed, but that's the actual video. and that's all we intend to offer. it plays and that's all we intend to offer. >> is 11 a subpart of 42. >> i was referring to the wrong -- >> yes, 11 is a condensed excerpted and cropped version of 42. >> so we're just talking about whether the player should go back for 42? >> with the same length of time, that would be our position, yes. >> how did lieutenant rugel play it when he

fragile american psyche butting up against a race to get shots in arms at the indianapolis motor speedway, acceleration once again j&j doses. >> any vaccine into any arm is a win >> reporter: while in san francisco, a green light in the golden state. >> i wouldn't have gotten the johnson & johnson. it's too risky, especially when there's other options. >> reporter: right now, some are turning down shipments due to lack of demand in arkansas 17 counties are cutting back according to the "arkansas gazette. >> people may have wrong information about the vaccine. >> reporter: with less than a third of the country fully vaccinated, like this ufc fight in jacksonville packed without many masks and america's most famou quarterback, tom brady, in attendance. >> i don't understand people not getting the shot because it's not only for you it's for other people. >> sam, there's a major change just announced for vaccinated americans looking to travel abroad >> reporter: kate, that's right fully vaccinated americans can be traveling to the european union by this summer, but there's no specific time li

attendance is about 40% of what the grand stands hold at the indianapolis motor speedway. and somehow, ken, they say seating will all be socially distanced. >> it's a big, big place. >> it would have to be to hold that many people and be socially distanced. >> very big. thanks, liz. >>> still ahead, how to push past the vaccine fear factor. so we ask a white house official what is holding some people back. >> well, i think that there are a lot of dynamic that is go into, you know, hesitancy, so to speak. >>> also next, a search tonight for a new home for this exotic pet. how it ended up in a bay area shelter. >>> and then later, one bay area supermarket turns a very lucky person into an instant millionaire. >>> take a live look at the white house this wednesday evening where the biden administration is celebrating a major milestone -- 200 million covid shots delivered nationwide before his 100th day in office. according to the cdc, at least one in three people have now received at least one dose of the vaccine. and today we ask a senior advisor the white house covid respon

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health officials are allowing indianapolis motor speedway to operate at 40%.means 135,000 people will be allowed in to watch the race next month. masks will be mandatory along with social distancing. and temperature checks will be given. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, you may have to wear a mask on a flight a little bit longer. and the nfl and disney are joining forces for new t-shirts. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning the labor department will be out with its new weekly report on jobless claims. meantime stocks bounceba yester losing streak. the dow rallied 316 points. the nasdaq soared 163. the s&p 500 gained 38. >>> there's a call for the federal mask mandate on airplanes to be extended. the president of the largest es the attendants union told a current rules should be extended through september. she said we're still, quote, in the middle of the crisis and should stay the course with mask policies, end quote, to curb the spread of covid-19. the current ru

from the indianapolis motor speedway to sterling highlights, michigan, where emily murray was one ofirst in line once the pause was lifted. >> you have to decide if the risk is worth it to you. >> reporter: 32 states now resuming use of the johnson & johnson vaccine after federal health officials lifted the 11-day pause adding a new warning about the potential of extremely rare blood clots. out of 8 million administered doses, the cdc found 15 women suffered from them, but concluded the vaccine's benefits outweigh the risks. >> if anybody has any doubts about the safety, we can now say, you know, we take this very seriously. we've looked at it. now let's get back and get people vaccinated. >> reporter: this as a new abc news poll shows that less than half of americans see the johnson & johnson vaccine as safe. 73% of those not yet vaccinated say they wouldn't take a j&j shot. overall vaccine hesitancy remains an issue. nearly 24% of americans aren't inclined to get a vaccine. the cdc releasing new numbers showing that about 5 million people may have missed the recommended time frame

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. >> did you observe people standing in the speedway parking lot?f >> yes. >> and there were one or two people on the corner where you were. >> yes. >> and at least one person the street to the west, right? >> yes. >> southwest corner. now, in terms of the general area, would you describe that as a pretty busy intersection? >> yes. traffic and foot traffic, yes. >> so, a fair number of cars, vehicles traveling through that intersection as well as a fair number of people on bikes or foot walking past. >> yes. >> all right.le ultimately, did this pretty much in your involvement in the case? >> yes.ty so, you pretty much went back to your regular duties with the park police. >> yes. >> based on that, your honor, i have no further questions. >> further examination? >> good morning officer chang. a few follow-up questions for you. in the video we just watched at one point when you were talkingg with officer thao and asked like -- sounded like you asked him still read. is that what you said? what did that mean? >> his body camera was still on you go throu

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[laughter] greg: don't forget, i'll be live at the columbia speedway and cal south carolina sunday myst, tom flu. the rumor him. ticket information, g got filled.com, don't go anywhere. [applause] okay, before we go, time for a quick fashion statement. wlast week michael loftis was n the shelf. [laughter] there he is. is that him? i can't see, my eyes are so bad. we pulled into followers, michael loftis, does he have good style? thousand people voted. 76% said yes but 24% said no which means over 1000 people think michael loftus dresses terribly. [laughter] 1 you can't argue with 1000 people, michael. what you have to say to them? >> hit all the other people. >> it cost me a pretty penny i'm going will bongino on this. [laughter] leaned forward on your knees. >> thank you, america, i love you back. greg: i love it when he does that. you know it's got to go off. start shaking. [laughter] scares the crab out of me. check your dvr every night. watch every episode. thanks for watching. that's it. [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world"

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. >> did you observe people standing in the speedway parking lot? >> yes. >> and there were one or two people on the corner where you guys were? >> yes. >> and at least one person across the street to the west, right? >> yes. >> southwest corner. in terms of the general area, would you describe that as a pretty busy intersection? >> yes. traffic and foot traffic yeah. >> so a fair number of cars, vehicles traveling through that intersection? >> yes. >> as well as a fair number of people on bikes or foot walking past? >> yes. >> ultimately did this pretty much end your involvement in this case? >> yes. >> so you pretty much went back to your regular duties with the park police, correct? >> yes. >> based on that, your honor, i have no further questions. >> cross-examination? >> good morning, officer chang. >> good morning. >> just a few follow-up questions for you. in the video we just watched, at one point when you were talking with officer thao, it sounded to me like you asked him still red? is that what you said? >> yes. >> his body camera was stil

don't forget, i'll be live at the columbia speedway in south carolina sunday. my special guest is tom. you remember him. for ticket information, go to ggutfeld.com. don't go anywhere. we have more stuff after this. - i'm sure you've heard how grammarly improves your writing, but let me tell you how grammarly business helped my sales team. look at simon. since simon's team started using grammarly business, we've closed more deals. with suggestions to sharpen his writing clarity and overall confidence, simon's pitches always stick the landing, which leads to more of these and these. learn more at grammerly.com/business. >> greg: before we go, a quick fashion segment. michael loftus was on the show last week. there he is. is that him? i can't see, my eyes are so bad. we pulled her instagram followers, does michael loftus have good style? more than 4,000 people voted, 76% said yes, 24% said no, which means over 1,000 people think michael loftus addresses terribly. you can't argue with the 1,000 people, michael. what you have to say? >> who paid all the other people

. >> a texas motor speedway. >> do i ask will with we should watch for.ar to talladega starring will ferrell? >> didn't know it was for you. >> to lay out everything to the famous race here in talladega. >> at the end of the track. what i do know, the track is big and go too fast, no one can break away. and the knowledge, restrictor plates. jillian: i don't know about that. jillian: you are freezing too. i am curious, with nascar you've had fans allowed, a lot of sports starting to get back to that but nascar has been in the front of bringing fans back. >> we have been wanting to have sports back, slowly creeping back here, nascar putting the stand experience back and good for them. it is time. it has been proven in states like texas and time to get back to normal and but sports lead the way. jillian: i don't know what the capacity is tomorrow. the number of rvs in the infield before the racetrack, or any indication. >> somebody get will cain. >> it was addressed tomorrow. jillian: we have senior meteorologist janice dean here to tell you what you need fo

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because the speedway sign occupies a big quarter of that video. that is white was offered as exhibit 11. we offered and the court received exhibit 42 from the lieutenant a milestone video of about 49 minutes long that is the full video from the time mr. floyd is at the store until the fire truck leaves. that is the full video that we intend to offer. it replays the still and the catching of the video was a computer issue at that time to load and play before we send the exhibits back to the jury we will make sure it plays at normal speed. but that is the a actual video and that's what we intend to offer. >> is 11 is a part of 42. >> i apologize i was referring to the wrong. but yes 11 is the condense and excerpted and cropped version. >> we were saying the player should go back with 42. >> with a single length of time that is our position. >> how did the lieutenant play it when testifying? >> we had an offer of proof with the lieutenant when it was originally played the jury went out and i showed how it would actually work. >> what's the states pos

talladega speedway joey logano went out of control and airborne he is happy to bealive brad keslowskied flag it is amazing they come out unscathed after that wreck unbelievable >> logano's head is where the roll bar is, frances he was doubly lucky nobody hit him. he scraped off bubba wallace's car. they are going 205 miles an hour and bumping and bumping. a lot of people don't like that kind of racing thank goodness joey walked away. frances, thank you >> sure thing. >>> it is not only that. oscars were last night the overall night was still majorly scaled back. it was still a night of historic wins no surprise. netflix reigned king taking home the most awards of any studio this year jennifer bjorkland join us now good evening, i should say, to you. we appreciate it for us who missed it, tell us the winners and surprises last night. >> reporter: oh, there was so much that was so different about this ceremony. it was a different kind of oscars minus the bits and musical performances the stars were out and we saw a glimpse of hollywood that was determined to shine. >> "nomadland. >> rep

ainsley: "fox & friends" is spending the weekend at talladega speedway. >> shake and bake.day. [laughter] it's been 20 minutes, ainsley, since we said hello to rachel, pete and will. ainsley: i guess we'll include them. hey, guys. you looking forward to the race? rachel: good morning. pete: and will's right, you did miss us. hearts yearn, it's only been a short period of time -- will: you know, for those just joining us on "fox & friends" this morning, i was criticized because i'm supposedly the sports expert who gave you no information on the big race here on sunday. watch me go. this will be the talladega geico 500, denny hamlin will be in the pole position. a restricter plate race -- pete: they go too fast because it's such a wide, big track. will: they're going to be packed up tight going 200 miles an hour on sunday, and, rachel, i'm going to let you bring it home. [laughter] rachel: i will. i'm a quick study, and here's what i do know, right behind me is pit row. and fox nation has a car, and it's car number 7. [inaudible conversations] brian: i just -- wow, getting it

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. >> including the speedway across the street. >> yes, sir. >> and some of the video is higher quality than others. >> that's correct. >> and obtaining cell phones of people present. >> correct. >> and just lots and lots and lots of stuff that happens. >> yes, sir. >> right. ultimately, when you first got involved in this case, as the lead case agent, you had a very limited piece of information, right? >> yes, sir. >> that was information that was gleaned from the dispatch. it was can gleaned from, you know, just basic what's called public safety reporting, correct? >> correct. >> an individual had been detained, that individual passed away and you begin the normal process. >> that's correct. >> securing the scene, right? >> yes. >> securing potential evidence, correct? >> yes, sir. >> and it includes interviewing witnesses. >> that's correct. >> okay. and the critical incident policies of the bureau of criminal apprehension were followed in this particular case, right? >> yes, sir. >> now when you conducted the first search of the mercedes-benz back on may 26th of 2020, you were prese

. >> greg: this sunday, april 18th i'll be live at the colombian speedway, columbia, south carolina,o my website. ggutfeld.com. before we go, let's do this. ♪ ♪ >> animals are jerks, animals are jerks. >> greg: that they are, do you know farmers are using drones to herd sheep? take a look at this, some of the sheep aren't too thrilled about this and i think somewhere in new zealand or new jersey, i'm not sure. because we've been drinking since noon. there you go, see! this is technology meeting the animal kingdom and animal kingdom saying no, we do not want you here come a drone get out! you stupid, stupid drone! anyway, i could keep watching that but why what i when i can go to bed? thank you, our studio audience! do not forget the dvr the show! so you never miss an episode! "fox news @ night" the shannon bream is next! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> shanon: hello, welcome to "fox news @ night" i am shannon bream in washington and here's a lot of breaking news tonight. krista indianapolis where multiple victims have been reported after shots were fired at a fedex facility there. a

. >> including the speedway across the street? >> yes, sir. >> and some of the video is of higher quality than others, right? >> that is correct. >> and then also identifying people who were present in obtaining cell phones of those, right? >> correct. >> and just lots and lots and lots of stuff that happened? >> yes, sir. ultimately when you first got involved in this case as the lead case agent, you had a very limited piece of information, right? >> yes, sir. >> that was information that was gleaned from the dispatch, it was gleaned from, you know, just basic what's called public safety reporting, correct? >> correct. >> an individual had been detained. that individual passed away. and you began the normal critical incident process, agreed? >> that is correct. >> which includes securing the scene, right? >> yes. >> it includes securing potential evidence, correct? >> yes. >> and it includes interviewing witnesses? >> that is correct. >> and the critical incident policies of the bureau of criminal apprehension was followed in thi

attendance is about 40% of what grand stands hold at indianapolis motor speedway. >>> we know when bart to bring back full train service. mid september trains will run monday through saturday until midnight. bart will reduce wait times between trains to 15 minutes from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. federal emergency funding has helped close the budget gap and ramp up service. for all things transit and transportation, let's check in with our expert gianna. good morning. >>> good morning. transit is always a great idea if you want to skip delays on the roads and it does help the environment. keep that in mind as good optio out ofthe soh bay. business as usual here, starting to see this traffic pattern here. it seems like every day around this time the brake lights start to build. it gets better though past 880 and rest of the way along the peninsula looks good this morning. south of there, it is a slow ride out of gilroy this morning, starting to see slower speeds. north 101 out of san martin as you work into morgan hill. there are a couple trouble spots on the roadways especially along 680. a

taken immediately to keep cars from getting airborne after joe logano crashed at the talladega super speedwayd frustration with what led to getting in the air. that was quite the wild ride and we're glad he's okay. >> dad, coach, let me do all of those things. >> kristin: an arson investigation is under way in north texas after someone set a little league team's van on fire. who would do that? after stealing their baseball equipment, leaving joe and his team wondering why someone would do this. he's now working on saving up to get a new van for the kids. and he's got four super bowl rings. now add to gronkowski's resume, he caught a football dropped from a helicopter hovering 600 feet in the air, breaking the record for highest altuve catch. pretty impressive but i don't think it tops the feeling of winning a super bowl. >> and what started as an early pandemic joe evolved into a full fledged spectacle. hundreds of people named josh flocked to a park in nebraska to engage in an intense pool noodle brawl. over there, a shared name. the winner, 4-year-old joshua vincent jr. who was honored with