jon: thank you very much mike tobin. we'll get back to you as we get closer to the rescheduled news conference from police. that is to take place about 20 minutes from now. i would not be surprised if that also getting pushed back. trey gowdy, host of "sunday night in america," former congressman also a former prosecutor. this terrible event is . i know that your prosecutor's eyes and ears are for much attune to what is going in waukesha. i am curious what you think about the shelter in place order issued for people living near downtown. that suggests to me, they may not have the person of interest in custody? trey: either they don't have suspect in custody or there were other people in the car. and they don't have other suspects/witnesses. the questions outpace the canon ser -- the answers right now. if law enforcement perhaps turned out of power, perhap they have night vision capabilities. it reminds me of the boston bomber, they asked everyone to stay indoors, and they went house-to-house looking for the suspect. if t

senior correspondent mike tobin is on his way to the scene.re going to get you more updates as we get them. again, reports of shots fired and a vehicle driving through a crowd at a holiday parade in wisconsin, about an hour north of kenosha, wisconsin. former washington, d.c. homicide detective ted williams joins us now. pretty chilling when you hear this kind of news just the week before thanksgiving. what do you make of it? >> yeah, it is chilling and very very unfortunate. but what we know, and as you said, the details at this stage are very sketchy, but from what we've been told, a red suv plowed into a christmas day parade there in that town. there are many injuries. there are allegations, the allegations that i can tell you are unconfirmed, that there was shots fired. but we do know that first responders are clearly on the scene and that law enforcement is very much engaged at this stage. >> jon: again, you know, the reports are a little sketchy, but -- and we have to emphasize these reports only, but the reports indicate as many as 30 p

mike tobin fox news.at's happening in georgia, two police officers testified today once, said greg mcmichael, who initiated the chase that ended in our berries, death. changed his story at police headquarters. the officer told the jury that mcmichael first told him are very had been recorded by security cameras breaking into several homes. mcmichael later told a detective and intruder had only targeted one home that was under construction. prosecutors say the three white men had no legal reason to pursue the 25 year old black man with guns as there is no evidence are very committed any crimes. this is moving full steam ahead with a federal vaccine mandate despite growing legal challenges, my command you in washington. i've got the details coming up. and stay with us as we take a look at a bay area non profit focusing on helping veterans experiencing homelessness. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get

he's the ceo of transformative research tobin. it is always a pleasure to have you on the show, and i know we beat this drug pretty much every time we talk about inflation. but the bad content, it's all transitory but we keep hearing warnings that it could. we could see high inflation for that least the next 6 months, while goldman sachs issued a note on sunday saying a place it's going to get worse before it gets better. where do you see it? how did it? well, i never took my newsletter, but just let me tell you what i sent to thousands of people yesterday. which is that when we had low inflation, there was a whole bunch of reasons why we had low inflation. and one was we had a lot of people to work for. second was of course we had e commerce taking prices down, making more competition. we had the go baby go fracking, you know let's, let's drill a 1000 wells a week. even though we didn't know where they're going to make any money, everything was going right. well now, brett, everything has turned sideways or in reverse. and the fe

we're investing in the home builders because it's changed, man, it's change tobin smith. i know we tried to solve all the world problems and we probably didn't do it today, but we put our best effort in gilbert smith, the transformative research. thank you so much. always a pleasure and a follow up to one of the worst ransomware attacks in us history. the us justice department has charge to men accusing them of being involved in a cyber attack in july of this year. that effective as many of $1500.00 clients of technology provider can say at court filings on monday, show your swab basinski, who was arrested in poland last month and your guinea, pollyanna, and were charged with conspiracy to commit fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering along with several other offences, according to the justice department, the 2 were acting as operatives for the hacker group are evil, which was also allegedly involved in the ransomware attack against global meet supplier j b. yes. the charges come in. the united states has made dealing with cyber crime, a huge priority after these

mike tobin fox news.tvu legal analyst michael cardoza told us earlier today on the floor that seeing the judge criticizing the prosecutor from the bench was an unusual move. actual judges, usually, especially prosecutors. don't come down on them. but what the minister bigger the prosecutor in this case did was so agree gis when he went after kyle rittenhouse about. first time you're telling the story. you've never told it before you've seen everybody testified defense objects the judge sends the jury on says you can't comment on that. and alex. what this is doing? should have written house get convicted. there's an appeal issue. it was. michael cardoza said he does not expect the judge will declare a mistrial for the latest information on this must on this much watched case, you can always turn to ktvu .com or posting updates on the trial for you as they come in. today president biden traveled to the port of baltimore, where we talked about how he plans to get the backed up supply chain moving once again.

mike tobin ktvu. fox two news.e of three white men charged with the murder of ahmad are very is now in the hands of a journey. that jury began deliberations this morning after the prosecution delivered its closing rebuttal. gregory mcmichael, travis mcmichael and william brian jr are accused of chasing down and killing our very last year while he was. out for a jog. and brunswick, georgia. they claim they thought he had burglarized a home and that he was shot in self defense during a citizens arrest this morning. ahmad are berries, mother said the lead prosecutor did a good job and that there will be quote justice for ahmad. she presented that evidence. again very well. i do think that we will come back with a guilty verdict. and i'm going to leave with this. god has brought us this far and it's not going to fill us now. we will get justice from on. if convicted, each defender could face life in prison without the possibility of parole. we can't get outside this gorgeous new time as we. face the sunshine. it's alwa

sandra, back to you. >> mike tobin on the ground in waukesha for us. thank you, mike. meanwhile outrage among locals in waukesha who can't believe the suspect given his long criminal history was out on a $1,000 bail days before this attack. >> i can't believe he was out. something needs to change. >> he was let out way too low. >> i heard what he did and crazy he only had a $1,000 bond. >> there was a mistake done, definitely. there is no reason somebody should be that low with that serious of crimes, felonies committed. >> horrible for that community there. op-ed out in the "new york post" today says no, jails aren't filled with people on minor charges. there is a reason we have bail and this "washington examiner" piece progressive criminal justice reforms will spark backlash as repeat criminals roam free. turns out milwaukee's district attorney admitted his reforms would get someone killed eventually. he said this in a 2007 interview quote, is there going to be an individual i divert or puft into a treatment program who will go out and kill somebody? you bet. guarant

mike tobin will bring you us all the latest. federal workers will be reveal whether or not they're vaccinated if they are not they will essentially be in trouble. the latest as thousands waited to see if their exemption requests will be approved. ainsley: plus, kyle rittenhouse speaks out for the very first time in an exclusive interview with tucker carlson. >> tell everybody there what happened. i said i had to do it. i was just attacked. i was dizzy. i was vomiting. i couldn't breathe. ainsley: how dangerous a trial by media approach can be when they get the facts so wrong. ♪ hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he

american counseling hundreds of flights monday about 2300 since last week senior correspondent mike tobinorting on her spirit and southwest customers, good evening, mike gave this is terminal three at o'hare airpor where american airlines has its footprint. we not never saw the crowds bac up that bad despite starting th day with another round of cancellations. you're talking about more than 2200 flight cancellations. due to the drawdown with the pandemic. the end result, a lot of people stuck at the airport and ticket agents who are overwhelmed and you have people complaining tha there was no one on the other end of the customer service call . you also had the airlines pilot unions complaining that the problem was management at american airlines. gig looked at my phones like 20 minutes before and it just got canceled out of nowhere. >> how about when you have hour of uncertainty, hours of not knowing where you're going to stay, hours of knowing when you'll get your own bags back. >> sure, weather happens, but after it happens is sign of a strong airline is how well you recover. today, the

mike: mike tobin live on the ground, thank you. the reaction to the not guilty verdict remain sharply divided from the family of 18 there is a huge feeling of relief. alexis found this report from kenosha. >> the rittenhouse family has been an emotional roller coaster for them. kyle rittenhouse is mom talking after the verdict before the family left the state, walking into the tense moments inside courtrooms as she found out her son was not going to jail but coming home. >> if you like a ton of bricks lifted off my shoulders. >> for the first time in a year end a half the rittenhouse family breathing a sigh of relief. 18 now free. >> we find the defendant kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. >> kyle rittenhouse dropping to his knees, acquitted of all charges. >> is anyone who does not agree with the verdict as read. >> he was on trial for shooting three men killing two with unrest in kenosha last summer. >> we walk in the courtroom, how do you feel with the not verdict guilty verdict. >> it was red and i was so relieved for him in i star

we'll go to mike tobin, he just arrived in waukesha. joining us by phone, tell us what you are seeing. reporter: well, i got to main and barstow, identified as the scene. i got from a emergency personnel. it is not a specific scene but a long scene. consistent with what you saw in the vehicle -- in the video with the vehicle traveling, what is going on, is that emergency personnel are moving us from that location. to get everyone to a media center and get better control of the scene. you don't see a lot of activity in terms of the ambulances right here on the scene. i saw as we were getting into waukesha was a lot of ambulances leaving. i could deduct from that, you had the injured that were loaded up quickly on the ambulances, and removed from the scene. that said about maybe 300 yards from the location at intersection of main and. from the location where the intersection was. there are a lot of lights off about 200 yards out. there is a concentrated area that i didn't give you a good read on what happened. but what we heard from eyewi

mike tobin live in kenosha, wink. many thanks. >> mike: breaking tonight our other top story president biden says he will sign the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed by congress next monday. this comes as the president is dealing with historically bad news on inflation, exacerbated by a growing supply chain crisis. the president made comments a short time ago in baltimore. one of the major east coast ports. those comments come on a day when the government reports the biggest ingalatian surge in more than 30 years. we have fox team coverage. william la jeunesse in carson, california with how the rail sectors playing a major role in trying to ease the supply chain crisis. we begin with white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, mike. >> president biden touted the hard infrastructure bill as a coming solution to the supply chain crisis. he says he will sign it into law in a bipartisan ceremony on monday. but new data from the labor department is challenging his timeline an

mike tobin is in wisconsin with more. mike.his mother cried in the courtroom kyle rittenhouse insisted he didn't do anything wrong. he says he didn't use deadly force to protect property, only to defend himself but when it came time to explain the encounter that killed joseph rosenbaum, the now 18-year-old rittenhouse fell apart. >> mr. rosenbaum was now running from my right side. and, i was cornered from in front of me with mr. simnski and there were -- [crying] there was -- reporter: after a break in collecting himself, rittenhouse said rosenbaum lunged for him, grabbed his rifle, rittenhouse fired four times killing rosen obama. he ran up sheridan road. people in the crowd shouted get him. he was hit with a rock, kirked in the head. anthony huber hit him with a skateboard twice and he turned around and killed huber. he killed critz pointed a pistol at him. he confirm in his own testimony. the district attorney attempted to get rittenhouse say he intended to kill. rittenhouse insisted he only defended himself. >> mr. rosen o

steve: mike tobin, thank you very much.n involved in a domestic dispute involving a knife, and he was trying to get away from who knows what, kill all those people. he probably should not have been out on bond. >> well, it was a horrific tragedy, and that's part of the tragedy, that that this probably never should have happened. we really do need to review our criminal justice system. it just seems like we've gotten into this argument now with the left that they want a revolving door. they want catch and release whether it's on the southern border or through our criminal justice system. and so you have crime spilling over into. communities like waukesha that, listen, there's still crime in waukesha, but it's a low crime area in general. it's starting to spill over, and people need to start asking the questions about our criminal justice the system, releasing violent criminals. ainsley: you know, it baffles us that some of these elected officials continue to get elected with some of these radical, some of their radical agend

. >> mike tobin is reporting live from waukesha. mike. >> the waukesha county prosecutor promised bail would be set so high this time there would be no way brooks would get out. indeed bail was set at $5 million. darrell brooks appeared in court wearing one of the suicide prevention outfits. he looked down. he seemed to rock back and forth. he was officially charged with five counts of intentional homicide. the sixth charge is a matter of doing the paperwork at 8-year-old died of his injuries. >> mr. brooks is facing five consecutive life sentences if convicted on all counts in this complaint. i wish to notify the court sadly that today we learned of another death of a child related to this case. >> doorbell video shows brooks 20 minutes after the attack arriving at the home of daniel ryder. he didn't know about the attack and made brooks a sandwich. police arrived and took brooks into custody at that location. court documents show just how deliberate this attack was. when a police officer first encountered the s.u.v. with brooks dr

mike tobin fox news.ny continued today in the trial of three men charged with murdering among our berry in brunswick, georgia. police sergeant testified that defendant greg mcmichael said he recognised are very from security footage from a neighboring home under construction. mcmichael also reportedly told police that after chasing are buried with this truck are barrier was quote trapped like a rat and not going to get away. end quote. a neighbor said he called police when he saw are very entered the house that was under construction. in the beginning. i didn't understand why. god had places assignment on me. but that being said, is that. god would never fail. you right? greg mcmichael, his son, travis and their neighbor william brian, have all pleaded not guilty to murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment. tonight we are learning, prince harry said he warned twitter ceo jack dorsey of the deadly january 6th capital riot a day before the insurrection. prince harry made the comments during a panel

mike tobin fox news. and coming up at 4 30. i'll talk live with ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza about today's proceedings in the written house trial, including the judges admonishing of the prosecution today and what written houses emotional testimony on the stand. will mean for this case. convicted killer scott peterson will find out next year whether he will get a new murder trial. a judge in redwood city today said a hearing will begin in february to determine if there will be a new trial. he said to be re sentenced on december 8th for the 2002 killing of his pregnant wife. peterson's death sentence was overturned last year due to juror misconduct. the judge today also set up to 16 of lacey peterson's family and friends and six of scott peterson's family can attend that re sentencing. the judge is expected to re sentence peterson to life in prison without the possibility of parole. a judge today approved a $626 million settlement for people harmed by drinking water contaminated with lead in flint, michigan, the state chan

adam tobin, the executive director of the center. always appreciate your time. thank you.bot space and science center, we have posted a link on our website ktvu .com. you can find that under the web link section at our website. san francisco giants manager kate kapler is going to be around for at least a few more years. giants announced today that they have extended capitalist contract for two additional years that will keep him with the team. through the 2024 season. the giants didn't have the postseason fans had hoped for. but under kapler, the giants played one of the best seasons in the team's history, winning 100 and seven games and the division title. alright kaiser patients are being urged to refill prescriptions as soon as possible. the strike next week that may lead patients without some important medications and coming up in the five o'clock our there are reports of hundreds of children's receiving the wrong dose of the coronavirus vaccine. to speak with the medical expert about what the wrong dose means for your child and what to look out for when monitoring the

mike tobin fox news. ktvu legal analyst, michael cardoza told us that four that seeing the judge criticizing the prosecutor from the bench was an unusual move. judges usually especially prosecutors, don't come down on them. but what the minister bigger the prosecutor in this case did was so egregious when he went after kyle rittenhouse. about first time you're telling the story. you've never told it before. you've seen everybody testify defense objects the judge sends the jury on says you can't comment on that. and alex. what this is doing? should have written house get convicted. there's an appeal issue. over. cardoza said he does not expect the judge will declare a mistrial still to come. you see berkley making changes the new coronavirus protocols the cal football team is putting in place after dozens of positive cases. and helping the victims of the astro world tragedy the bay area artists now donating his profits from that concert to families of those who lost their lives also ahead, the biggest infl

mike tobin said 1:00 local. a.p. was reporting the person who drove that car may have been fleeing another crime at the time which might explain some of the video you see like -- she looks to be 3 or 4 years old wearing a pink coat, just misses her. almost as if you could see he was trying to trail his way along this band of human beings literally and try to get away before he was cornered and the worst outcome has happened there. >> dana: maybe when they have the press conference at 2:00 p.m. eastern they will have more answers. right now not enough. there is this. closing arguments set to begin today in the trial of three white men accused of killing an unarmed black jogger in georgia last year. defense claims the suspect arbery burglarized a home in an area and trying to conduct a citizens arrest. prosecutor say there is no evidence arbery committed any crimes in the neighborhood. we'll monitor that trial and bring any news as it happens. >> bill: 12 minutes past the hour. businesses on high alert after looters ra

well, i'll stop it denied tobin london. i was parted with teammates and somebody offered me a tablet. i didn't really know what it was at the time, but it was x to say no to you. once i took that job, like all of a sudden, the euphoria was just fresh. like nothing i'd ever fall before. much. i really just feel you just made you so happy. then i got hoped on both x to say ok. ok. i was just in such a self the stroke mode at that time and the more drilling god, the more drugs had, the more i needed to sometimes just normal to pain after a year and rehab paul ended his career and football. he set up a small medical communications business and went back to live in blackpool with his wife and their 3 children, frank roper, his abuser, was never brought to trial. he died of cancer in 2005. he, the police received allegations of abuse by roper from 31 victims all kept his secret for 42 years. why do most victims keep quiet about their abuse? ah ah, in the suburbs of madrid, a former champion gymnast, describe so sexual abuse, vict

to get mike tobin has been watching the proceedings from the courthouse and joins us with the latest on the trial. quite a day, my friend. skanky it was. >> it was quite a day with kyle's mother crying in the courtroom. the now 18 -year-old attempted to explain the first deadly encounter with joseph rosenbaum and fell apart himself. >> i look over my shoulder, and mister rosenbaum mister rosenbaum was now running from my right side and, i was cornered from in front of me. >> ultimately, he broke down in tears on the stand and they had to take a break with the court room, but he pulled himself together and explain what happened at the car source location about a quarter-mile from where i'm standing right now. he said that rosenbaum was grabbing for his weapon, in fact reached his weapon and that's when he fired ultimately four shots, one of them proving to be fatal. then he got up and ran northbound on sheridan road when he was hit with a rock, he was kicked in the head, and anthony huber twice hit him with a skateboard. he turned and fired what was a fatal shot to anthony huber, and

mike tobin fox news.or arguments today on whether to exclude certain testimony. in this case. it involves journalist roger parle off who's scheduled to testify for the prosecution. parliament, wrote a profile piece of their notes and. homes for fortune magazine back in 2014. he later corrected the story, saying it contained a whopping false statements. the defense wants to see all of parliament's notes and other unpublished materials, and the prosecution said those materials are privileged and are protected by the first amendment. ktvu investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky live blogging the elizabeth holmes trial. you can find his coverage on our website at ktvu .com. frustration is mounting among 49ers fans, still ahead with the team says is their biggest challenge moving forward and a pair of california's sisters paying it forward up next, what they're doing to help less fortunate teenagers in mexico. it's raining right now in parts of the bay area will have the forecast on what you can expect overnig

mike tobin ktvu fox two news. president biden is at the global climate change conference in glasgow, scotland. today it's the first of a two week meeting among world leaders to find solutions to climate change. ktvu erasmus live in our newsroom here with details on the president's plan and the timeline to reach those goals. alley gothia, the president says the goal here in the u. s, is to eliminate the use of fossil fuels in our power grid. by the year 2035. be assured the goal is to get nations to commit to cutting greenhouse gases. there's no more time to hang back or sit in the fence or argue amongst ourselves. this is the challenge of our collective lifetimes. the existential threat threat to human existence as we know it and keep global temperatures from rising more than 1.5 degrees celsius. climate scientists warned that beyond that, we begin to reach the point of no return. two degrees more and we jeopardize the food supply. for hundreds of millions of people as crops with her. locusts swarm. three degrees

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m does going for net 0 by 2070 i, they had not she come up with any pledge to effort tobin neutral at any point but not the half, but it's 2070 which is 20 is 2 decades after the target here, which is 2050 thanks nick, my media reaction is actually this is very positive step on this lady. i think if you'd, if you, if you look back a couple of years ago we had about a hold of the world emissions covered by net 0 targets. we've now got 85 percent of the world's emissions covered by net 0 targets is, is, this is an absolutely unmistakable signal direction at the world's economy is moving bots to achieve or to keep one and a half degrees celsius in touch. what's it going to do to that? is it, is it going to scamper, the chances of that happening? it is not a joy. i mean, i think, i think when, when we talk about keeping 1.5 alive, we're not suggesting we're gonna sold everything in this meeting. so, you know, i personally attach more importance to the, to the 2030 talk. it's the talk that countries at the set for 2030. busy actually we've got some progress there, but nothing like enough.

mike tobin thank you. >> once again we're awaiting a news conference that was scheduled to begin a couple minutes ago. not uni-- here it is. police chief daniel thompson. >> public schools will be closed tomorrow, requesting that everyone continue to stay away from the scene. the roads will remain closed at least 24 hours. if you live in the area where the roads are closed and you need access to your home, you can park in lot 12. clock tower and show proper identification, there will be a officer there to escort you to your home, you will need to remain in your home until the roads are preopenned. we're walking with waukesha medical examiner to confirm the identities of the fatalities. this most important thing, families. making sure that the next of kin is conducted. we're working with the families. with that, i will not give you the number of deceased at this time. we have to make sure that the next of kin is complete. also want to inform there is a family reception center at waukesha high school. for families that are look for family members, members that are looking for family members

. >> trace: we begin with mike tobin on the ground in waukesha, wisconsin. mike. >> with four hours to go before darrell brooks makes his initial court appearance let's get another look at that remarkable video of brooks just after the attack. it is doorbell video. according to the time-stamp, 20 minute after the attack. brooke shows up at the home of daniel reiter about a half-mile from the attacks. brooks told writer he was waiting for an uber. writer didn't know about the attack and made him a sandwich. he saw police activity and asked brooks to leave. police showed up. >> put your hands where i can see them. >> [indistinct] >> do you know this guy? >> absolutely not. >> court records go back to when brooks was a juvenile. he has been before the judge so many times we don't have enough time to list his offenses here but he's face charges for everything from strangling a person to weapons charges and resisting arrest. in 2020 got into a fight with his nephew and shot at him and was released on bond. the member second he allegedly punched the mother of his

mike tobin joins us from wisconsin with the latest on this. hi, mike. >> hi, gillian.t that darrell brooks that has a record doesn't get out of jail again. he appeared in court wearing a suicide prevention suits. he was also wearing a covid mask. he didn't say anything as he sat at the defense table and the charges were official, a sixth charge of homicide is expected as 8-year-old jackson sparks died yesterday. one thing stressed in the hearing is that this attack was no accident. >> to detectives, not lay people, but detectives, not only tried to stop this, but rentered an opinion that this was an intentional act. i've not seen anything like this in my very long career. >> court documents show when the red ford s.u.v. driven by brooks came through the barricade, it was going slow enough that the police detective, casey, was able to pound on the hood, get a look at brooks and tell him to stop. he sped up as he got into the crowd of people. brooks arrived at a home and said he was cold and waiting for an uber. police arrived and arrested brooks. more information about

mike tobin joins me live from waukesha, wisconsin, with the very latest. hi, mike. >> we're six hours away from darrell brooks making his first appearance in this case but he will know the drill. he has been before the judge many times in his adult life. reviewing the records they go back all the way to when he was a juvenile and they reveal an adult life filled with criminal activity. he faced charges everything from strangling a person to concealed weapons, domestic abuse, resisting arrest. in milwaukee county he allegedly fought at and shot at his nephew and ran the mother of her child over. he got out on friday with $1,000 bail. even the milwaukee county district attorney said it wasn't right. the state's bail recommendation was inappropriately low in light of the recent charges and pending charges against mr. brooks. the waukesha police chief says two days later brooks got into another domestic fight. jumped into the s.u.v. and drove into the people at the parade. >> it was just -- i guess for lack of a better just carnage liking it to a war zone. adu

. >> first let's go to correspondent mike tobin live in wisconsin. >> the very latest a small demonstration is underway in front of the kenosha courthouse this is a location to year end a half ago the demonstrations gave way to repeated clashes with police and less than a mile from the location where kyle rittenhouse killed two people and wounded a third. you know the jury ultimately ruled that to be self-defense. the demonstrators organized by a group called leaders of kenosha among other things are opposed to vigilantism yet there are four people in this crowd who are armed right now. father and daughter team who are armed with rifles and individual with a side arm hanging from his waistband. a moment ago i saw a guy across the street who has a rifle with him. kyle rittenhouse spoke to tucker carlson, that will air on monday but we have a sneak peak. >> this case has nothing to do with race. it had nothing to do with race, had to do with the right to self-defense. i'm not a racist person, i support the blm movement and peacefully demonstrating. >> the protesting kenosha have been small an

. >> trace: senior correspondent mike tobin was on the scene hours after the attack. he joins us once again from waukesha, wisconsin. mike. >> wisconsin doesn't have an old veil option. the waukesha county district attorney promised that she would set bail high enough that brooks would not get out again and that's why you see the $5 million bill that was required yesterday. darrell brooks appeared in court wearing a suicide prevention suit and a covid mask. he looked down. he seemed to rock and shake a little bit at the defense table. the six count of intentional homicide is a matter of doing paperwork, as 8-year-old jackson sparks died of his injuries. county commissioners of the bill was unusually high but in this case it was reasonable. >> there are not words to describe the risk that this defendant presents our community. not only slight risk but the danger he presents, his history of violence. >> doorbell video show brooks arrived at the home of daniel rider about 20 minutes after the attack. he claimed he was waiting for an uber. daniel rider didn't know about t

mike tobin is on the streets leading us up to date now. >> a person of interest is in custody still withoutding more information who is the suspect they just that a person of interest is in custody according to the police chief. and some of what we were just talking about a short time ago the eyewitnesses said they heard gunfire and the chief said again the person in the suspect vehicle did not fire but an officer did discharges weapon in the attempt to stop the vehicle and what they have from the authorities is that nobody was hit by the gunfire to stop the vehicle. the confirmation that there is more than one fatality but no details to that effect. and they are withholding information out of respect for the loved ones with notification of next of kin. they will preserve that information. what we have here is a very quiet and sad scene with this tragedy. i talked with someone who lived out here and they said shortly after the incident the blackout that you can now see did ocher and according to the people on the corner through secondhand information the police said the reason for the black

. >> trace: while we wait for that, senior correspondent mike tobin's life for us on the ground and waukesha, wisconsin. what have you learned about this person of interest. >> the first thing, being held according to law enforcement sources, david brooks. the chief year, daniel thomas has identified him as only a person of interest. he is not called him a suspect, at least not yet. that was at last notification. court documents show that brooks bonded out of jail on friday. a further search of court records going back two decades shows multiple run-ins with police, concealed weapons, drug charges, strangling someone. battery, resisting arrest, drug charges. law enforcement sources have told our david spunt that local police responded to call for a fight at a park. they saw the red suv speeding away and that was shortly before the suv came to this location and crashed to the barriers and rammed through the parade, injuring spectators and participants alike. >> everyone is in shock. everyone started screaming. the image that keeps going through my head is the car going to the girls. the only

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. >> mike tobin is live in waukesha with the latest as we await a 2:00 news conference and confirm new details including this suspect was just released on bail the 19th of november. >> right. a quick background check of darrell e. brooks reveals an extensive history in relationship with law enforcement going back into 1999. charges include a concealed weapon, resisting arrest, domestic abus, strangling and suffocation. receiving stolen property. reckless endangerment of safety. drug offenses that include cocaine, meth and tch. sentencing included anger management and medication. law enforcement sources tell fox news they responded to a call for a fight at a location very near here. they responded to the location. they didn't see the fight. what they saw was the s.u.v. speengd away right about 4:30 p.m. that's the s.u.v. that slammed into the crowd on main street that was participating in or attending the parade. waukesha -- people were out, witnesses describe what they saw. >> nothing to make sense of this at all. the car just went completely down to the end of the block. at the end of

mike tobin, live in waukesha, mike, thanks a lot. attorney general merrick garland calling for.gers, flight crews and flight attendants. his memo also calls for information sharing between the federal aviation administration and the justice department. we are seeing a very different thanksgiving holiday than we did last year when the pandemic, limited travel. airports are full this week. senior correspondent casey stegall is at dallas fort worth international airport tonight, hi, casey, mike, good evening. 2.3 million passengers alone are expected to go through this airport alone over the next couple of days. some 20 million nationwide at the airports according to the tsa. you can see some of the people in line now at the security line, hopping hopping evening flights to their detar temperatures out of dfw. millions more will be driving to their destination, making for a busy few days. >> another year has ticked by and airports are now a bee hive of activity which can only mean one thing, yes, the holiday travel season is back. >> so far, so good. there is a little tricky findin

senior correspondent mike tobin has more tonight from kenosha.

senior correspondent mike tobin is on the ground in kenosha. >> mother cried and the court room and kyle insisted he didn't do anything wrong, he didn't use deadly force to protect property, only to defend himself. in his first attempt to explain the encounter that ultimately killed joseph rosenbaum, the now 18-year-old rittenhouse fell apart. >> mr. rosenbaum was now running for my right side and i was cornered in front of me and there were -- >> he said rosenbaum longed for him, grabbed his rifle and he fired four times killing rosenbaum, he ran up sheridan road, people in the crowd shouted get him, he was hit in the head, he turned and fired at huber killing him, he shot and wounded but only after he pointed a pistol at him, something he confirmed that his own testimony on monday. and cross-examination, assistant attorney thomas binger attempted to get him to say he intended to kill but he insisted he only defended himself. >> is to rosenbaum was chasing me, i pointed my gun at him and that did not deter him. he could have ran away instead he tried to take my gun for me. he kept chasi

let's get live to mike tobin reporting live from kenosha, wisconsin. what is next? >> what is next is where they go with this cross examination and redirect. to recap what kyle rittenhouse said on the stand, he said he didn't do anything wrong. he only used deadly force not to protect property but to defend himself. when it came to explaining that deadly encounter with joseph rosenbaum about a quarter mile from the courthouse here, the first time he attempted to explain it, rittenhouse fell apart. >> mr. rosenbaum was now running from my right side. i was corner in front of me. there were -- >> the judge gave him a break to compose himself and came back. rittenhouse ultimately explained that he was cornered in the car lot where the deadly encounter happened. that rosenbaum grabbed his gun and he opened fire. he ran. he was hit with a rock, kicked in the hit and kicked twice with a skateboard by anthony hubber. he shot and killed him. he injured gage but only after he pointed a pistol at him. on the long cross examination, the prosecutor tried to get rittenhouse to s