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waukesha public schools will be closed tomorrow. we request everyone continue to stay away from the scene. the roads will remain closed. at least 24 hours. if you live in the area where roads are closed skb need access to your home for pets or medication.

some roads will remain closed and classes canceled for waukesha public schools.reporting that the marine corps has the lowest amount of vaccines in the service. 90% of personnel have met the requirement or are on path to do so >>> tiger woods is back in action the golf great tweeted a video taking some practice swings. the first we've seen since a devastating car crash that put his life and career in jeopardy. we have the story. >> reporter: tiger woods is back on the green the 45-year-old golf legend tweeting this short video on sunday wearing a black compression sleeve with the kopgs, teeing up progress. with rumors of a come back >> we are in play for maybe the all-time greatest sports come back >> the first time he's been seen swinging since his car crash in february woods has offered no medical upda updates in months. in april, he posted this photo and this month, standing freely at his son's tournament. returning to the links to his fifth masters in 2019 after spine surgery. >> how far along did he look in that tweet it looked good one swing, two seconds th

i also want to thank our surrounding school districts, waukesha county, our local health care partners, the department of public instruction and the governor's office for their support of the school district of waukesha during this time. we also provided meals today from noon to 1:00 p.m. across the district and we will do the same tomorrow at the following sites via their main entrance. butler, horning and les paul middle schools and north, south and west high schools. >> we're listening to officials in waukesha, wisconsin, with the latest after that deadly crash. a vehicle plowing through a crowd that gathered for a parade in that community yesterday. you can hear in the voices of the officials, still the community deeply in shock but officials there doing their best to rise to the moment to attend to those who have suffered a loss or injury. and what we have learned now the dead, five people dead. they range in age from 52 to 81. four of them women. we also learned the number of injured now at 48. 2 of them are children listed in critical condition. the other major piece of news coming out of this news confe

area roads will remain closed today and classes are canceled for waukesha public schools. >>> coloradot elment with the family of elijah mcclain. he died after an encounter with police in 2017 he was walking home and officers assaulted him. mcclain's father says no amount of money will make up for the loss of his son but hopes this will send a message to police there are consequences for his actions. >>> blazen burglaries on the rise more than 80 people stormed and robbed a nordstrom in california the incident happened around closing time on saturday night thieves wearing ski masks and armed with crowbars stole merchandise and escaped in dozens of cars lined right outside of the store one employee was pepper sprayed while another punched and kicked police saying it was clearly a planned event. so far, three suspects have been arrested >>> in chicago, 14 thieves sacked a louis vuillton store. they stole $100,000 worth of merchandise. >>> joseph exotic is battling serious health issues. he was transferred to a north carolina medical facility following a prostate cancer diagnosis and a ho

area roads will remain closed today and classes are canceled for waukesha public schools. later today. >>> now to a health scare sparked by a new jersey spar bucks. an employee was found to have worked with hepatitis a. the starbucks was immediately closed and an investigation found no evidence that food safety protocols were compromised. >>> a historic moment. for the first time ever more women earned a rhodes scholarship than men they outnumbered male peers 22-10 for the has of 222 the grants were first issued over 100 years ago, but women were not inducted as rhodes scholars until 1977. this marks the largest number of women ever awarded the scholarship. all 32 students will begin their educate at oxford university in england. >>> it was a huge night in music. >> cardi b. held the honor of host thing year's show also winning, her favorite hip-hop song and bts was on >> the group took home the win for artest of the year and marked their first live performance of the song "my universe." >> and carrie underwood put on a showwith jason aldean. she won favorite inspirational

i also want to thank our surrounding school districts, waukesha county, our local health care partners, the department of public instruction, and the governor's office for their support of the school district of waukesha during this time. we also provided meals today from noon to 1:00 p.m. across the district and we will do the same tomorrow at the following sites via their main entrance. butler, horning, and les paul middle schools as well as north, south, and west high schools. i'm announcing at this time that the school district of waukesha will again be closed for classes on tuesday, november 23rd. our counseling and lunch services will be available to students and staff again tomorrow. the district will resume classes after the thanksgiving holiday per our school calendar on monday, november 29th. we ask that you respect the privacy of our students, staff, and families and that you do not try to interview students, staff, or families at our school sites. further information and any additional updates will continue to be available on our district website. and i am deeply sorry that we are here today. and we

waukesha public schools will be closed tomorrow.ay away from the scene. the roads will remain closed. at least 24 hours. if you live in the area where roads are closed skb need access to your home for pets or medication. you can park in the lot 12. where the farmers market is held. go to the clock tower and show proper identification. there's an officer to escort you to your home. remain in place in your home until the roads are reopen. we're working with waukesha medical examiner office to confirm the identities of the fatalities. we're also working this is the most important thing, the families. of the tragic event. and making sure that next of kin is conducted. and we're working with the families. that the is our priority in this tragic incident. with that i'm not giving you numbers of the numbers of the deceased at this time. why? because we have to make sure next of din is completed. i want to inform you there's a family reception center at waukesha high school. for families that are looking for family members, or members looki

i also want to thank our surrounding school districts, waukesha county, our local health care partners, the department of public instruction and the governor's office for their support of the school district of waukesha during this time. we also provided meals today from noon to 1:00 p.m. across the district and we will do the same tomorrow at the following sites via their maybe int ranc. butler, horning and less paul middle school and as well as north and south and west high schools. i'm announcing at this time that the school district of waukesha will again be closed for classes on tuesday, november 23rd. our counseling and lunch services will be available to students and staff again tomorrow. the district will resume classes after the thanksgiving holiday per our school calendar on monday november 29th. we ask that you respect the privacy of our students, staff and families, and that you do not try to interview students, staff or families at our school sites. further information and any additional updates will continue to be available on our district website and i am deeply sorry that we are here today and w

i also want to thank are surrounding school districts, waukesha county, local health care partners, department of publiche governor's office for their support of the school district of waukesha during this time. we also provided meals today from noon to 1:00 p.m. across the district and we will do the same tomorrow and the following sites via their main entrance. butler, horning, les paul middle schools as well as north, south, and west high schools. i'm announcing at this time that the school district of waukesha will again be close for classes. tuesday, november 23rd. counseling among services will be available tomorrow. the district will resume classes after the thanksgiving holiday per hour school calendar on monday, november 29. we ask that you respect the privacy of our students, staff, and families and that you do not try to interview students, staff, or families at our school sites. further information and any additional updates will continue to be available on our district website and i am deeply sorry that we are here today and we look forward to healing both as a school community and all larg

. >> waukesha public schools will be closed tomorrow, requesting that everyone continues to stay awaye scene. the roads will remain closed for at least 24 hours. >> reporter: according to police, an officer discharging their weapon in an attempt to stop the vehicle. no bystanders hit by that gunfire, but the hurling truck narrowly missing families lined up to share in the holiday spirit. >> it just truck me afterwards in the aftermath of everything, how you have so many people just there to spread joy and cheer and be positive, and it just changes everything in an instant. >> reporter: among the injured a catholic priest and multiple parishioners and school children. police say a person of interest is in custody. at this point they do not suspect a nexus to terrorism, but so many here waking up in shock. robin? >> alex, thank you. joining us now is matthew rude who was attending the parade with his family. matthew, our hearts go out to you and everybody there in waukesha. how are you doing this morning, matthew? >> i didn't get any sleep last night. i kept replaying what i witnessed,

you need to leverage the public's help because everybody in waukesha, everybody in wisconsin, everybody in america, wants to see this guy captured quickly. you have to leverage that. don't let the hours pass when everybody's attention is on it. say who you think it is. he needs to turn himself in. you have a warrant or whatever and get it out. get the information out. leverage the public's help. that would be smart money. i guarantee like frank said the joint terrorism task force, the fbi, atf, u.s. marshals, state troopers, everybody is helping here. sheriff, waukesha police, detectives, everybody is being called in off duty. they'll find this guy and figure out what happened. it is not clear what the motive is. maybe at the press conference shortly they'll give us a little more indication of what it is. it doesn't seem like it was the goal, when i talked about the motives, jonathan, of violent crime -- greed, power, hate, revenge, and escape, it doesn't seem to me like this is, you know, a power motive which is often a terrorist motive. they want the power, theatre, terrorism, they wa

left and their collaborators in the mainstream media who will convict them in the court of public opinion. >> waukeshaive jay jay watt giving back to his hometown in the wake of sunday's tragedy, offering to pay for the funerals of the 6 victims killed in the christmas parade according to a local outlet, he took to twitter hours after the sunday incident to voice his support for the community writing, quote, truly hoping everyone is going to be okay and those not involved are now safe, thankful to everyone who rushed to action and helped the wounded. didn't know he was from there. >> the jury finding two men guilty in the murder of ahmaud arbery, fighting travis mc michael guilty on all counts, his father greg and neighbor william bryant convicted of felony murder and other charges including aggravated assault and false imprisonment. 's defense attorney will file a motion for a new trial after things given, dozens gathering outside the courthouse cheering the jury's decision. in a statement president biden weighing in on the verdict saying the guilty verdict reflects our justice system doing its job,

waukesha, that's about an hour north of kenosha. of course all eyes have been on kenosha this week after the acquittal of kyle rittenhouse in that very well-publicizedtrial there. waukesha, about an hour north and a little bit west of milwaukee, apparently a red suv plowed through the crowd that was there to watch a christmas parade in waukesha. the video that we have seen but are trying to bring to you apparently shows the crowd -- shows the car, i should say, slamming into the crowd just behind a school marching behind that was in the parade. shots also were fired. now whether those came from the vehicle or whether those came from officers or bystanders trying to stop this mayhem, we don't know. but that's what is happening tonight in waukesha, wisconsin. roughly 30 people were seen on the ground, apparently plowed into by this red suv. you see the pictures on the left of the screen there. these from wdjt television there. we thank them for bringing us these pictures. a heavy police presence, we are told, in waukesha, or heavy police response to this terrible situation. no word yet on who the driver might have been, whether this was one of those a

public intoxication. >> one week after the waukesha christmas parade tragedy.r at a vigil to remember the lives lost and pray for those who are still recovering. you see some of them here. 6 people died. dozens of others were injured last sunday when a man plowed through a crowd of people trying to enjoy the holiday festivities. >> i know someone in the hospital she go so anxious and and i'm just here support the community and just come together. >> children's wisconsin hospital says 7 children are still in the hospital's care. 3 are still in serious condition. darrell brooks, a man accused in this tragedy is facing 6 homicide charges. >> coming up next in sports klay thompson was in santa cruz today working out with the warriors, g league team will show you how he looked sports. director i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way. with financ

public safety measures. >> the poster child what you're talking about is the waukesha mask sticker the perpetrator not crime same car he used for the massacre itself and he was let out with the thousand dollar bail. i have a feeling we're going to see this in some campaign ads in 2022. >> i think are right and it's not just john you are talking about, is the milwaukee district attorney part of the waukesha tragedy. you have 75 roughly speaking, das across the nation controlling north of 50 million in population primarily blue run cities like new york, like san francisco and you are right, eventually a lot of people are not going to take it because public safety is the basic premise of government. >> there are democrat politicians try but we had an election in new york, a former cop going to be our next mayor, he's talking tough on crime. oakland mayor is saying we have to reverse defined police movements she was in favor of before, is it too late for these people to get on the train sucks. >> i find it humorous the oakland mayor has gone from defined police to refund police i don't believe she's gone the me

and in this video posted by a member of the public, you can see a child dancing in the street, before the car speeds past, narrowly missing her. the waukeshahief of police gave an update. the vehicle struck more than 20 individuals, some of those individuals, some of those individuals were children and there were some fatalities as a result of this incident. we will not be releasing information on the fidelity is at this time, while we are working to identify the family members the deceased. and 0fficer did discharge his weapon at the suspect�*s vehicle to try to stop the vehicle. no bystanders were injured as a result of the weapon discharge. the officer involved has had the permit for six and a half years. the victims were transferred by the fire department to the hospital, a police officer was also transferred, and ambulances also transferred victims from the scene to the hospital. we are not looking for that we are no longer looking for a suspect vehicle, we do have a positive interest in custody at the moment but this is still a very fluid investigation. and this is the mayor of waukesha, shawn reilly, at that same press conference. t

my own agency, and having been to many public events in many cities where they have done this, i can see we were not alone. and my guess is that the city of waukeshagoing to change some of the things that they do in the future to preclude vehicles from getting into event spaces like a farmers market or craft fair held on a public street or onto a parade route. and there are techniques that they can use to do that. they're used all over the country. the lowest tech of that is simply park trucks, cars, or use barriers, big barriers to block off the intersection so nobody can get onto the actual parade route. >> i do want to talk more about that because that is the big problem here. the fear of anything like this happening again and how you avoid this with more parades planned as we head into the holidays. we've seen these sorts of accidents happen in other parts of the world. is it time to stop holding parades like this where cars do have access? you know, you mentioned blocking it there. but should there be paths where these parades are held where it's impossible for cars to enter? >> well, i don't think that communities should stop having events l

people used to feel safe in waukesha but things have changed. the publice here in new york city who is running for governor, he is one of these guys who also has been for defunding the police. it turns out he is actually protected because he lives on an army base. and so he has got soldiers with big guns and helicopters protecting him while is he talking about, you know what? let's defund the police. is he absolutely safe. but the question is do you feel safe? that's what lindsey graham is talking about. ainsley: i'm being more vigilant, are you? steve: absolutely. i'm not coming into this town if i don't have to. brian: other big story and other big issue globally is china. it's a menace around the world. belton road program links to the other big story that we have and that is on the cover of the "new york post" yesterday. that is that laptop from hell miranda devine book what china is doing. will how hunter biden aided it. we will talk about that also. enes kanter is not shirking from the fact that we're about to got olympic games. the winter olympic ga

public. that's what the white house is arguing for here. molly: when we talk waukeshart-breaking crime happening right before the holidays, and it's garnered all the focus back on to bail reform, but we've seen violent crimes across the country increasing. fbi data showing a rise in murders by nearly 30%, the overall violent crime rate is up as well, robbery, rape, between 2019-2020. is there the political will right now to make a big change when it comes to cash bail and end bail reform overall? >> i think difference between political question and the practical question is if you look at how the federal system operates, and the fbi goes and takes out international terrorists or drug traffickers and they go into federal court, federal court uses a system that looks at two questions; is this person dangerous that they release into the community, and will they come back to count. so focusing on those questions has allowed at least in the federal system that process to work pretty well. states don't do that. it's run in a very haphazard fashion, and when you see tragedies

public area. anita: that's a good question i have to be honest of course it does because if it happened in waukeshaywhere. you just don't know where these things are going to happen and as a mom you have to be concerned about where you take your kids. one of the things that jumps out at me in the story is the history of the suspect. he has quite a lengthy criminal history and i really hope at some point when the time is right, maybe officials they could take a look at the sentencing laws, this guy darryl e brooks was a registered offender in nevada, he had an active arrest warrant, he was released on bond earlier this month in wisconsin for running over a woman who said she was the mother of his children. and he was out on a thousand dollars bond. at some point maybe not today or tomorrow, at some point maybe a discussion will be sparked about sentencing laws and if there appropriate. but like raymond said, the families are saying their prayers, it's christmas time i can't imagine these families and what their holidays will be like, they just really need our prayers. lara: absolutely thoughts and p

public restrooms to have free menstrual products on hand. the ordinance goes into effect on january 1st. >>> to our top story on hand. people of waukesha coping for those in grief after this vehicle sped through a crowd into a marching band. 5 people killed, more than 40 injured. >> as we were heading back to main street i saw an suv speeding along the parade route and then heard a loud bang and heard deafening cries from people in attendance, marching in the parade. folks started running away from the scene and folks were -- left their belongings behind holding on to their kids. >> i walked in the parade at the beginning. i saw all the happy children sitting on the curb. i saw the happy parents behind their children. i can still see the smiling faces. a parade is a celebration for our community. today our community faced horror and tragedy in what should have been a community celebration. i am deeply saddened to know so many in our community went to a parade but ended up dealing with injury and heart ache. >>> dozens of victims are in the hospital. police say they have one person in custody but they are not commenting on a cause or a

public security put out a memo conveying we want to end this program. reporter: since the president said that this administration is monitoring the situation in waukesha closely it has been revealed by prosecutors that the assailant swerved his truck side to side as part of an intentional act to run over as many people as possible. six people are dead, children remain hospitalized. why hasn't the president visited the members of this christmas parade attack? sec. psaki: well, i would say, first as you saw the president convey last week our hearts go out to this community to the people in waukesha. we've been in touch obviously with officials there and we're all watching as people are recovering and this is such a difficult time of year for this to happen. it is difficult any president going to visit a community requires a lot of assets, requires taking their resources. i don't have a trip previewed at this point in time, but we remain in contact with local officials and our hearts are with the community as they have gone through such a difficult time. reporter: for the american public that knows that there's been a rise in covid in their communities that may

public health experts are advising most americans against getting a covid-19 antibody test instead of a covid vaccine by, they say getting a booster shot is a better option. plus businesses in waukeshather to try to help those affected by that deadly parade attack how some are actually using the fundraiser to heal themselves.

and the communities affected by this in the waukesha county holiday parade have created a current conflict of interest." the judge granted the motion. now a public defender will be appointed. we are also learning more in that case. according to records obtained by fox's milwaukee affiliate, he was a high risk yet given low bail which he posted days later. he faces life in prison if convicted and not christmas. attack. a six count of first-degree intentional homicide following eight year old jackson's death last week. meanwhile, the president has made plans to visit waukesha anytime soon. watch. >> any present going to visit a community, taking their resources, and it is not something that we have planned at this point in time. >> brooks is being held on a $5 million bail. his next court appearance comes after the new year. speed to live in washington for us, thank you. john. >> john: new bombshell book detailing hunter biden's efforts to expand business dealings in china. uncovering emails from hunter's laptop/for the president son was lavished with gifts from chinese officials while his father was serving as vice president and that biden was in

and let the public know as much as they possibly can about what is going on in their city under this scenario and circumstance. >> you know there is a lot of heartache and sadness in waukesha. people i am reading reports on twitter of people who were there trying to tend to people who had been struck by the vehicle. and had those people die right there in their arms on the street. it is just an awful situation we're still awaiting to learn more about who is responsible for this. and what the motive was. trey gowdy is back with us, he is a former member of congress. fox news host but also a former prosecutor. trey, what does the prosecutor in you ask tonight? the first questions that if you were on the scene there what would you be asking from police. trey: do we have a suspect? are we going to draw blood or otherwise to determine whether or not that suspect was under the influence. if they did not consent to a di test, what is wisconsin law in terms of drawing blood without his permission. those are crime committed -- there was a crime committed tonight. it is murder. it was not an accident. it was either reckless, felony dui or intentional. the prosecutor in me wants to k

the public officials, the first responders, the police department, the fire department, numbering 100 the entire town. numbering in 72,000. >> that is correct. and you know in a town like waukeshamore than small people are corrected to each other's directly and indirectly and some kind of. way and even though it occurred in that town, it took police early, they are all suffering through the night. the whole nation is feeling. this and our hearts and prayers to go out to them. but, in tough times like this you fine communities, such as the community of waukesha. they are going to make it through. this but it is going to feel very very tough tonight, and tomorrow. and i think it is important for all of us across the country to get them all the support that they need. including their local law enforcement. including the local ems workers who responded to the scene and witness such tragic. and for the young children who were there just having a christmas parade. how american is that? for this type of tragic event to occurred is just painful to the nation to watch. >> daniel thompson, the chief of police, cedric, i don't know if you know him or not, but when i was watching your inte

public to weigh in. >> griff: that is the appropriate query. let us know if you get any answer on it. >> alicia: critics accusing the liberal media of protecting the suspect in the waukeshae massacre, that includes "the washington post" after tweeting the tragedy was "caused by an suv and failed to mention the man driving it. that tweet has since been deleted. joe concha joins us now, media politics columnist for the hill and a fox news contributor. so good to see you, so glad you're here to talk about this. i know that tweet has been deleted but we do know now "the washington post" had information on the suspect at that time that that tweet went out but still, they mention the suv. this could come across is not only insensitive, but insulting not only to the victims here but americans who know. >> it comes across as the bias of omission, the type of bias of what we are not seeing. in this case, not seeing the name of the suspect, not hearing about the race of the suspect and any situations where this media malfeasance is being carried out in broad daylight, it's fair to offer up this hypothetical. but at the same massacre was carried out by a white guy, not just any whi