spike cohen, i will see you next week. thank you. >> thank you.new report on the uvalde school shooting, shocking new information on the failure of police to stop the gunman. someone attempting a cover-up? we will talk about that next. ♪♪ the recent spate of mass shootings obviously is horrible for making things even worse, shocking new information about the uvalde school shooting, a new report claims police had three chances to take down the shooter and they failed all three times. the story of the massacre has changed so many times the mayor of uvalde is accusing texas state law enforcement of orchestrating a cover-up to shield their officers from blame. how can we get to the truth? that's incredibly necessary and we have to do it. joining me now, director of public safety at the manhattan institute, hannah myers is back tonight. welcome back. >> thank you for having me, my new calling on before, ilya shapiro, those great to see. kennedy: absolutely, represent. are we in the middle of the george floyd moment? his murder was so outrageous, is fon

former libertarian party vice presidential candidate freedom best, spike cohen. welcome, everyone. us discuss. rita, is this mom right, is the anger and protest misplaced in this case? >> she's absolutely right and basically representing all of us, victims and future victims who will be completely without any protection if blm continues to alienate and demonize police. police, snipers who shot that crazy armed man stop him from killing that mother and her kids were heroes. that poor woman as if she hasn't been traumatized enough, now she has to have as you say, misguided, the nicest word i could think of, just grifters hanging around trying to demonize the police, trying to turn this into some sort of racial problem when it's a crime problem. it's a violent crime problem and the man with the gun, maybe he should have been rescued earlier and given some sort of mental rehab help but the fact that he was a danger. kennedy: clearly protests like this are weakening the movement which partly started with good intentions but where were you for the last three years? why were you trying to

spike in monkeypox cases. the cdc now says there are close to 1,500 cases confirmed across the country. consider the cases crossed the 1,000 mark just yesterday. >> cnn's senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohenorried about this spike? >> this particular spike, the numbers that you just showed, alisyn, that may be just because of the way it's being reported. the numbers are going up and that is not good. and of course there is concern, so the u.s. government is responding in several ways, one of which is that they're doubling the amount of vaccine that's out there and also they're increasing testing capacity. we saw how important that was with covid. they've had the capacity to do 6,000 tests per week and they're going to be able to do 70,000 tests per week. that's a lot, a big increase. so let's take a look at some of the monkeypox numbers. right now in the u.s., as you mentioned, 1,470 cases, that's 414 cases just in new york state itself and dr. anthony fauci says 1.1 million vaccine doses should be available shortly. so that's a big increase from where it was. and if we look sort of more generally at monkeypox, what we see here is that worldwide we've got nearly 12,000 cases in 65 countri