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shannon. >> shannon: jeff paul, thank you very much. ashley judd with a new television interview that her mother ailments death on may 30th was the result of self-inflicted gunshot wound in tennessee. family of the grammy winning country music singer and other daughter wynonna dedicating the efforts to encourage people if you are distressed, if you need, seek help. pentagon officials confirmed three fires, three short range ballistics and a series of demonstrations this year hours after north korea confirmed its first official case of coronavirus since the pandemic began. president biden is scheduled to visit japan and south korea later this month. the war in ukraine has convinced finland leaders to apply without delay. sweden to follow suit. russia threatening both countries with tele-tory steps if they follow through. let's get the latest on the ground tonight with correspondent matt finn live from lviv. hello, matt. >> hi, shannon at the institute for the study of war said russia did not gain ground in eastern ukraine on thursday. an

. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream. mass shooting at a supermarket in new york and abortionmerge as a flash point in the midterm elections as pennsylvania prepares for its turn in the primary spotlight. >> shannon: a march to the steps of the supreme court after a leaked draft opinion signals justices are poised to overturn roe. >> we will sta with the american people. stand with innocent life. hannon: while a move by democrats to pass a bill making a right to an abortion national law fails to pass. >> this vote clearly suggests that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. >> shannon: now the debate shifts to the states. this hour, we'll talk with two state leaders. oklahoma governor kevin stitt where abortion is now banned after six weeks. and colorado's jared polis w state has expanded abortion with virtually no limits. plus, a nationwide shortage of baby formula has parents and washington scrambling for answers. >> baby is crying. the baby is hungry. we need to address it right >> this ad

shannon? >> shannon: words aren't adequate. trace, thank you very much. >> reporter: yep. >> shannon: our breaking coverage will continue next. >> i'm confused and worried. i'm trying to find out where my baby's at. >> seeing all of these parents with their loved ones and some of them -- you know, some of them made it some of them didn't make it and, it's terrifying! >> shannon: heartbreak out of texas tonight where 19 children and two teachers have been killed in one of the deadliest school shootings in our country's history. we're continuing to monitor that developing story, but we're also talking politics tonight. there are key primaries. we're joined once again by bret baier, chief political anchor and host of "special report." bret, against the backdrop of this terrible tragedy, we're monitoring the other big story of the night. out of texas, it's primary tonight and hotly-contested races there. we leave it to you in the big boards and start in texas. >> the board and i have had some discussions and we've worked together.

shannon? >> shannon: they had no power to decide truth or false. not sure what they were supposed to be doing, but, listen, on another front, homeland security is bracing a potential surge they say may happen in the violence from the supreme court ruling. they could. late today, the attorney general finally getting through these threats talking about what they're potentially going to do to protect the justices. what do you know? >> reporter: dhs obtained by axios says they're brace for a surge of violence from both sides of the roe v wade issue and multiple agencies mobilizing to get ahead of any potential unrest but the dhs is committed to protecting americans' right to peacefully protest. big part of the worry is social media threats to burn down or storm the supreme court, and in the meantime, two weeks of protesters gathering outside the homes of conservative justices and now attorney general merrick garland has finally called threats against the justices "unacceptable and dangerous." though garland still has not acknowledged the federal law th

shannon: brand-new tonight. captain john durham, against michael sussman, the prosecution says that the fbi to create an october surprise against then candidate donald trump, coming five years to the day that robert muller was reported as special counsel to investigate whether they did coordinate with russia to infiltrate the presidential election. trace gallagher is breaking down everything that happened today. >> the allegations are at the heart of the trial, a former hillary clinton campaign attorney two months before the 2015 election, going to the fbi and claiming that he had information linking the donald trump organization to a russian own bank with ties to the kremlin and of course the allegation was bogus. an opening statement, with the direction of special counsel said that michael sussman has a use of the fbi as a political tool to create an october surprise against then candidate donald trump with prosecutors adding that it was a plan that used as well as manipulated the fbi and one that they hoped w

shannon? >> shannon: kevin, thank you very much. i hope you'll join me later on in the show with good news because i think folks could use it tonight. >> reporter: yes, indeed. see you later. >> shannon: thank you. kevin. what might compromised gun legislation look like? what are the chances the measures could make it through provided congress as pointed out for us -- we brought in legal experts to discuss the possibilities tonight. brian clay phil who survived the mass shooting in los angeles and nothing but the truth podcast host, criminal defense attorney david bruno. gentlemen, always good to see you. thank you for being on tonight. >> shannon: brian, let me start, i imagine something like this, when it happens, it's just crushing after what you've been through. >> shannon, i have to tell you, seeing pictures of those kids, it's just devastating! it's heartbreaking! i know what they were feeling. i know what that teacher was feeling. when i was in vegas and dodging those bullets, i know what they're feeling. and i will tell you

shannon? >> shannon: that is a tough combination. jacqui, congressional republicans are alleging there is no short damage of formula at the southern border. they say taxpayer dollars are actually using that to supply migrant processing facilities. what have you learned? >> yeah. so republican congresswoman kat cammack of florida is on the homeland security committee. and she says that they are launching a formal inquiry into this after border patrol agents sent her pictures and videos showing pallets of unopened formula and diapers at the donna and ursula processing fittings. she says those agents tell her even more shipments are expected in the coming days. so we plan to ask the white house for their response and more information on this. shannon? >> shannon: we will be standing by for that, jacqui, thank you. take a closer look at what is happening at that troubled abbott laboratory facility in michigan. fox business correspondent grady trimble is in sturgess tonight. >> as parents across the country struggle to find baby formula,

for now, back to you, shannon. >> shannon: we'll see you in a minute. president biden sounding bullish on the economy as a whole wednesday. fox news polling shows three quarters of americans fear overall condition of the economy is not ashley strohmier will look at that. >> ashley: americans are struggle withing supply chain issues and republicans are pushing back at the president touts his economic agenda and budget deficit reduction. senator rick scott saying biden is doing nothing. listen. >> he's not doing anything, deficit is not going down issue the amount of deficit might go down a bit because we're in the pandemic the last year of president trump and so we don't have all the excess spending. the deficit is not going down. >> ashley: people can't get ahead due to constant rise in goods. >> people feel they are falling further behind because they can't keep up, even with a raise, not keeping up with expenses of daily living. they feel stuck, stressed, squeezed and nine out of 10 americans say that the biggest concern is inflation. >> ashley: this

good to have you with us. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: i want to start. there are those looking at this as a leak. brian fallon, famously says a brave clerk taking this unprecedented step of leaking a draft opinion to one of the country what's coming to see if the public response might cause the court to reconsider. you have clerked there. you know the sanctity of the court and the fact that the justices protect and defend each other. what do you make this leak? >> shannon, this is a night of sharp contrast. it's bittersweet. on the one hand it's sweet because we are finally vindicating the constitution and the babies who have been unprotected by the law because the supreme court of the united states has told states they may not protect unborn human life. that is the sweet part. the bigger part is the way this was leaked. this is an utter disgrace to the terms of how it's released. the entire kerfuffle has been brought about as a result of an unscrupulous person trying to subvert 235 years of tradition, trying to subvert the way the supreme court operates

[cheers] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ shannon: welcome, everyone, this is "fox news @ night" and i am shannon bream from washington. [cheers] [cheers] >> dozens of abortion activists gathering in washington dc suburb demonstrating outside the home of samuel alito. following a weekend of protesting outside the homes of many after the draft signaled that they could overturn roe versus wade. and the deaths of three american tourists at a sandals resort in the bahamas. a dr. and a former homicide detective is going to break on the case for us. and two teenage girls in small town delphi, indiana. the family members of one of the victims is speaking out. and high-speed chase that ended in a wreck. they caught up with the former alabama corrections officer and inmate and we have all of the breaking details coming up. but first, kevin corke is looking at the ongoing harassment of the supreme court justices as well as even in the religious community over the weekend. reporter: that's right, arguably some such gatherings are illegal, and critics say they disagree. they said whoever with the intent of i

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shannon: thank you so much, pastor. we appreciate your words of comfort tonight. >> it is great to see you, shannon, thank you. shannon: talking about some midnight heroes tonight. a retired buffalo police officer is called a hero because of his efforts trying to save others during the mass shooting in new york. he lost his life in the tragedy, but officials say that he likely saved so many more. he was an officer for 30 years before accepting the security job in 2018 at the grocery store. the buffalo police commissioner said that he's a true hero. and in california. a man being remembered for his heroism at a church in orange county, doctor john chang charged directly at the attacker. he tried to disarm him, saving thousands of lives in the process. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> yes, these folks died real heroes, and i think hopefully this will comfort some people, greater love has none more than this, to lay down one's life for one's friends. they were friends together and i want to say god bless them a

. ♪ ♪ >> i am shannon bream. mass shooting in the organ abortion emerges as a flashpoint in the midterm elections. pennsylvania prepares for its turn in the primary spotlight. ♪. shannon: a march to the sepsis supreme court after a leaked draft of signaling justices are poised to overturn roe. >> will sing of the american people, stand with innocent wiper. >> and moved by democrats to pass a bill up making a to an abortion national law, build to pass. this devotes the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue brickwork snap the debate shifts to the states that this hour will talk with two state leaders, oklahoma governor were abortion is now banned after six weeks apart in colorado jared who state has expanded the abortion with virtually no limit. plus a nationwide shortage of baby formula has a parents and washington scrambling for answers. >> the baby's crying, the baby is hungry we need to address it right now but. >> this administration should be look at everything and anything. we hav

. >> shannon: i will do that for free. they are eating burritos. they want to get us used to the idea of eating bugs. the wealthiest 10% of people. i am sure many are in davos, responsible for 50% of all carbon emissions. when he says we're going to track how your travel, i want to ask these jokers how they got there. i'm sure they didn't do rowboats across the ocean. i'm pretty sure they didn't do first class commercial. i think when they say we are going to tell you how to live your lives, you need to turn off your air conditioner. there is a name region officials and says yes energy transfers -- will create energy shortages. they are not going to feel the pain. >> joey: the threshold to me would be john kerry's carbon footprint. if you stay below john kerry's carbon footprint, no repercussions whatsoever. if you can aspire to pollute the world at the level john kerry does that maybe you can be fined or tracked or bothered to reduce what you do. we live in one of the cleanest carbon countries out there that even cares ab

shannon bream is next. we love you, america. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome, everyone, i am shannon bream in washington. the unprecedented weep of opinions after the investigation into roe versus wade. and results in ohio where president trump was facing an important test. plus, new york to california. violence caught on camera. and a walgreens in san francisco that was targeted going viral. we began with a week that is rocking the supreme court. trace gallagher has more. >> good evening. the two big headlines released by john roberts are one, but the document is authentic but does not represent a final decision by the court and that he has directed the marshal of the court to launch an investigation into the source. republicans on the house oversight committee went a step further, calling upon the department of justice to investigate, and mitch mcconnell said this. >> this should be investigated and punished to the fullest extent possible. the fullest extent possible. >> except it might not be very much, and here

shannon: a roland. interrupting this on a live broadcast by local channels, sending the players flying as the dust devil cut all the way down the field and the games continued. >> just another day here in central florida. >> that is my home state right there. [laughter] blocking the exit with his massive body, they heard what they thought was a delivery. in this mysterious critter, the researcher crew got lots of cool footage of the mysteries of the deep. how beautiful. >> an embarrassing mixup. you can see there is an adult presence inside. it got confused with a grown-up valentines gift. they said that they regret any discomfort that it may have caused. now checking out these bad boys rocking out on a motorcycle. complete with hot pink biker goggles. and then checking out this little girl right here. three months old, born with a hyperextension that made it difficult for her to stand and walk. the custom-made braces were a success. very cute. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is time for another snack. mcdonald's and

. ♪ ♪ ♪ shannon: hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," i am shannon bream in washington. americans struggling with rising prices, inflation continues to soar near a 40 year high. more pushback against president joe biden with covid-19, russia and republicans. and more protesting tonight out outside the homes of supreme court justices and more questions about federal authorities. outside the home of this mother of seven and justice of the peace amy coney barrett. [inaudible] shannon: and also, new information about the alabama corrections officer and the fugitives. we begin tonight with a financial well hitting your wallet and the president that continues to take any responsibility. we have trace gallagher with more. reporter: consumer prices went down to 8.3% and the bad news is that the prices were set to drop at 8.1% and the more bad news is the only reason inflation drops slightly is because of gas prices, now record highs, so the inflation numbers are outdated. what is to blame? well, listen to the president of the united states. >> the only we can tackle this is to s

time shannon bream in washington . breaking tonight, and exclusive report from her southern border about a suspected terrorist to crest into the us illegally it was captured by agents and released. why it took weeks for the fbi t fly kim and track him down. we have all the breaking details . nancy pelosi spotted taking community in the nation's capital just days after the archbishop of san francisco banned her from doing so in her home city because of her suppor for abortion rights. is the case of the long island serial killer that captured the nation for a decade. this led to a complicated investigation and remains unsolved to this day. authorities have just released major piece of evidence on the case fox news at night investigates. we begin with a story about suspected terrorist released into the us after crossing our southern border appeared bill melugin has all the details tonight. good evening, bill. we learn the last month border patrol police a suspected terrorist in the us after crossing illegally and i took i

hi, shannon. atonipetition to cancel the convention topped two hundred and seventy thousand signatureses, but it didn't stop the nra from moving forward. former president trump spoke to those in attendance in houston seemingly takingbe jabs atli politicians allegedly attempting to make a political statement a a out of the mass shooting. >> good time to find common ground. b sadly, before the sun had evensu set on the horrible day of tragedy, we witnessed a now familiar parade of cynical politicians seeking to exploit the tears of sobbing families to increase their own power and take away our constitutional rights. >> trump also telling nra members schools should be the single hardest target in our country. texas senator ted cruz has alsoe been criticized by democrats in the days followingos the school shooting for his stance on the second amendment s. >> but he still spoke at the convention ultimatee, as we all know what stops armed bad guys is armed good guys. >>od meanwhile, protesters in opposi

shannon bream is next. america, i love you. >> shannon: , hello and welcome to fox news. i'm shannon bream in new york. >> [indiscernible] at this time, no. there was not an officer readil available. i set up with that, yes. i will circle back with you. again, as we do the investigation, we have all thes questions and we want to answer them. be three more questions than answers after officials at the texas department of safety hold a news conference on thursday regarding the shooting at the b elementary school. the officers on the scenery changing as the investigation i ongoing. the spokesperson is joining us in just minutes and we will ask them the questions on everyone' mind tonight. let's go right to the scene where we are reporting live fro uvalde. >> good evening, shannon. so many questions right now. barry few answers to help this community that is becoming rowing lee frustrated what is happening right now. so many of these people are directly impacted by the shooting that unraveled just behind me at rob elementary school. a lot of frustration going back to videos l

shannon, let me drink my coffee and eat my hamburger. i don't care what you think about abortion, voting rights, et cetera. don't put it in my face. >> shannon: i think a lot of these companies feel that there is a small but very vocal minority internally at the company or externally that is going to shame them and call them out if they don't align with the more progressive ideas. and most cases, we know it leads in that direction. you're right. a lot of consumers who have these numbers, they're going to think twice about it. from a business standpoint, wouldn't you say it lets remain neutral. you shareholders to serve some stink at the bottom line. as my husband says, a famous line from michael jordan, republicans buy sneakers two. their real life americans that are going to have their own opinions and would like to go to stores and eat food and do thins without having to decide if the company has completely disavowed and insulted my beliefs. >> kayleigh: we have seen some reticence on the abortion issue when it comes to companies, but

shannon: you have seen ties grow there. the challenges some of the medical supplies sent or vaccines don't work as well as the others. i think china has been a great benefit to some latin american countries. we have seen a lot of trade from china with many south american nations. china is also a double-edged sword. but in america suffers from what economists call premature deindustrialization. their manufacturing sectors are disappearing because they are competing with chinese exports. it is a tough relationship for latin america. it's not just a benefit. there is a cost. shery: senior fellow for latin american studies on the council of foreign relations joining us here in panama city. and we have plenty more coming up. the inter-american development bank gives us its outlook for the region's economy with this commodity surge and inflation shock. mauricio claver-carone joins us in the next hour. haidi: speaking of inflation shock, we are hearing in terms of the speech that charles evans is set to deliver in new york, they a

remember going into this campaign, shannon, we knew that dr. oz was, for better or worse and yet the worst on favorability rating up everybod actually. and a part of that was because of the mccormick advertisements that were on television and relentless ads that were going against him. remember they started to see th change of the numbers after president trump's endorsement. at that same moment in the last couple of weeks, you add and barnett's resurgence and you didn't have any idea which way this race was to go. and wealthy. he knew how to talk to the medi and how to relay a message to win in november and that is wha the campaign has been pushing a 35 town halls across the state. it's the message that they hope is an optimistic message of being able to win this race and of being a true conservative, thanks to the blessing and endorsement of president trump and hopefully that will carry him all the way to an exciting finish tonight, so we shall see. obviously everyone is waiting t see what will happen and we all now it's a pennsylvania law tha

to. >> shannon: absolutely. and we know that this shooter was somebody who was ostracized and bullied over his stutter and a lisp at least digging into the background from "the washington post." nothing will fully explain or begin to give us any real comprehension about this happening. but clearly, he felt ostracized. the home life was a disaster. you know, the people were saying in his neighborhood there was constant fighting and trouble for him. he had no stability in his life. and when you feel completely ostracized and there's no one reaching out to say what is going on in this kid's life? could i be a father or mother figure? could i mentor? could i report him, he needs mental health help? we are so reticent sometimes to get involved in other people's messy situations. i think this last 24 hours has shown us we are called to do that and to prevent these kinds of things in whatever way we can. sometimes that means getting involved in people's lives that are very broken. >> kayleigh: absolutely. more "outnumb

in the meantime shannon we have to get shannon on the show. she sat down with paula ferris giving a voice to fellow working moms. her inspiring story is coming right up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ make way for the first-ever chevy silverado zr2. with multimatic shocks, rugged 33-inch tires, and front and rear electronic locking differentials. dude, this is awesome... but we should get back to work. ♪ ♪ this good? perfect. if you're gonna work remote... work remote. find new workspaces. find new roads. chevrolet. >> kevin: 48 minutes after they hour before departing with some irregular. "fox news @ night" anchor took a few minutes to chat with a special guest. here is shannon. >> in advance of mother's day and in the spirit of my new book the mothers and daughters of the bible speak. we want to dedicate a few minutes to the show with empowerment of women and the founder of the media company to tell the story of working moms caring media, paula, great to have you on. >> thank you, shannon you just mentioned your book, proud of you. >> women write books

to shannon's point, shannon said she has not been waived off the fact that this was a draft from february, which i think is absolutely the case if they obtained this draft that was more than 100 pages, it likely was a legitimate draft letter. i think it's too juicy of a story not to run with. i mean, how consequential this reporting is. if true, never in a history of the supreme court, in modern history, to have an opinion like this leaked. it makes you wonder how it leaked, was it a clerk that may be disagreed with the opinion and took this unprecedented step to put public pressure on justices as they are still making the decisions? i don't know, but someone, it would seem to me, with a motive, clearly leaked this in a way that is very unusual for the supreme court. >> sean: thank you both. shannon bream, we will be watching it tonight, and kayleigh mcenany, as always we will be watching it tomorrow. thank you for being with us. herewith more in the break developers from the supreme court, harvard law professor alan dershowitz along with fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. we will begi

the evil shannon bream is up next. >> hello and welcome to fox new at night, i am shannon bream in washington. >> there was 19 officers in there, there were plenty of officers to do whatever needed to be done, with one exception, that the incident commander inside believed they needed mor commitment equipment and more officers for a tactical breach at that point. hey come out with the benefit o hindsight, hay hey, standby, standby. hey, standby. standby. of got it. from the benefit of hindsight where we are sitting now, of course it was not the right decision. it was the wrong decision. >> tonight's, hearts in uvalde raking all over again as we get a clearer picture of what happened before and during the horrific massacre at a texas elementary school. a public safety officials is a teacher propped open the locked door and later the commanding officer made a series of tragic makes calculations, desperate children called 91 went repeatedly and begged the polic to come help them. those revelations came on a stunning friday afternoon dues briefing detailing a number of decisions being seriously s

. ♪ >> shannon: welcome to fox news at night, i'm shannon brea in washington. baking tonight, president biden facing fierce criticism claimin the highest inflation in 40 years on the pandemic. russia's president vladimir putin and now accusing republicans of being united behind a plan to raise your taxes and accusation not even the washington post agrees. the potential, possible and of ropey weight, so where do democrats stand on threats to churches in conservative justices home? plus one of the highest profile cases and the tumultuous ten your just got much more serious to the under fire los angeles county district attorney. we have a disturbing update would we begin with the much-anticipated address on the state of the economy tuesday. remarks that many analysts say is not much more then finger-pointing. good evening, kevin. >> great to be with you once again. the president's remarks today about his administration's plan to address the struggling economy were strangely unwarranted, and drift even, full of deflections and outrigh misrepresentations, however th

i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, hope week of whiplash for the five administration for sad news on many fronts. insert -- including a surge that he canno lift title 22 as planned. some parents wondering if they will be able to feed their children formula continues to disappear from store shelves plus even among core groups of people who voted for him. were going to break down all th chaos. a bombshell revelation at the michael sussman trial. campaign manager testifying under oath that the democratic nationally personally approving giving allegations to journalists. plus franklin graham montour of the uk. on why he is being -- he said his message is really about the first pick another blow to the biden demonstration after a federal judge alters vital tort fortitude to stay in place for now. joining us now from our newsroo with the very latest on that. >> it has been in place for mor than two years it looks like fo now that title 42 will be aroun even longer. the biden ministration plan to roll back t

shannon, beginning with you. you sold uri united rentals, bought rockwell innovation >> so united rentals a long time holding for us, has done well, had strong performance in the name if you think about rental equipment market as supply chain starts to ease, as there starts to be better, stronger inventory to be able to purchase equipment, we think that we're probably reaching, not necessarily today but in the next couple quarters near term peak in rental activity. flip side of that, company like rockwell automation. down significantly more than the market in a labor constrained environment, importance of industrial automation, being able to effect greater productivity and greater efficiency, they have a strong backlog, demand remains intact even in a slower economic environment, particularly with a lot of production coming back on shore in the united states that they're going to benefit from that from valuation perspective, more attractive than uri. still overweight industrial, still love the space. >> devon ene

shannon bream with this shocking story. geographic, shannon. >> shannon: good evening, bret. this is what we know so far tonight there are only a couple people that would definitely know exactly how this draft of this opinion got from the supreme court to the pages of politico. the chief justice is determined to get to the bottom of it. as advocates on both sides now anxiously wait to see how much of that draft actually binds up in the court's final official opinion. ♪ no more ♪ hands off ♪ our body. >> shannon: shock to the system full draft of the opinion authored by justice alito and in that iteration overturning roe v. wade given to a reporter at politico and published. >> i'm virtually certain that there are a number of people inside the court right now who probably figured out who it is. that person needs to be brought to justice and held to account for what they did here. >> tonight there is an investigation underway led by the marshal's office. chief justice roberts sending a clear message in a somewhat rare statement, quote: to the extent that betrayal of the c

o shannon's point as shannon that she has not been waved off the fact that this was a draft from februaryft, which i think f absolutely the case ifta they obtain this draft, it's was a len w one hundred pages. it likely was a legitimate draft. whether that changes, we will know. but i think it's too juicy of a story not to run with . i mean, w how consequential this reporting is, john, if true , never in the history of the supreme court in modern history to have an opinion like this leak h and it makes you wonder how it leaked. was it a clerk and maybe disagreed with the opinion p and took this unprecedented step to put public pressure on justices? they're still making their decisions. i don't know. but someone it would know, but with a motive clearly leak this in a way that is very unusual for the supreme court. alll right.ill be thank you both, shannon bream. we'll be watching you tonight and as always, we'll be watching you tomorrow.y so thank you both for with us. all right.he here with more on the breaking developments from the supremero court, harvard law professor alan dershowitz alo

hey, shannon bream. >> shannon: hey, judge, you may have to make a deciding judgment on those two. that's a tough one san diego vs. bill. we will be watching. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> shannon: thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: take care. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concerns about the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the white house says president biden recognizes more needs to be done. it's as supplies are increasing but hoarding is now becoming a problem. the president met with suppliers today. we have fox team coverage. grady trimble is in sturgess,

my mother is also sad to shannon he died 5 years ago while fighting in east and ukraine. the war has been going on since 2014 since fresh has annexation of crimea. falls the corner for medical good that there somewhere in berlin where ukrainians can come to express their grief and leave it in this place. i can. but the children who have been killed are commemorated here with the drawings candles and flowers. yet when he thinks them aloud, papa feature to post, i feel that the bush of buckling with wood let's make wash together. ah, a few weeks later sasha and anna want to show their things. they're preparing a meal for their hostess. catherine is learning how to make a traditional ukrainian beach fruit soup, a ukrainian cooking class of it is also a master class. i just assume this is our ukranian national dish. it really fills you up. today we're making it with lots of beans to replace the meat, but a real ukrainian or is cooked with meal. with pork ribs lou, the bush brings back memories. anna has not seen her family and friends for weeks semester when cheney of others

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joining me now to discuss, a woman who has devoted her life's work to gun safety, shannon watts. founder of moms demand action for gun sense in america. a grassroots movement that began after the sandy hook massacre that took place almost ten years ago. shannon, i feel terrible saying this. but every time you are on air with me, i know it's bad news. and here we are again. >> do you have any reason to believe that in terms of making common sense gun reform that this time is different? >> i have hope after every single national shooting tragedy. what is the other choice? what is the other option? you and i are both moms. we are not going to live in a world where we send our kids to school on school buses and they come home in horses. that is not acceptable to any parent in this nation. and, also, honestly, i think sometimes cynicism is a excuse or in action. so, everyone has a role to play in putting pressure on our senators to say, you have to compromise. and there will be consequences for inaction. i am hopeful that in the next week when the senate comes back from the recess tha

shannon watts, thank you for joining us today. i appreciate it. founder of moms demand action for gun sense in america. >>> i want to bring in becky pringle. she's the president of the national education association. becky, you represent teachers around this country. tell me what it is like for you and your organization when you hear about another one of these shootings in what teachers are going through. >> hi, stephanie. i was with those teachers who survived sandy hook, and who survived parkland, in houston rallying outside the nra convention demanding not just the nra, stephanie, you know this, but all of the gun lobbyists who are standing in the way of keeping our kids safe. and what they said to me is being echoed all over this country, not just by our teachers but all of our educators in our schools, and that is that, you know, every time we lose the lives of our children and the lives of our colleagues, we are demanding that the elected leaders do their jobs. i hesitate to even use the word "leaders" in this moment when we have been demand

>> shannon. >> what happened? >> these people trying to kill me. >> the chilling or it's released nearly 11 years to the day after gilbert's disappearance are raising more questions than answers. in the predawn hours of may 1, 20108 gilbert a 20 furled worker disappeared into the night after running from the home of a client and oak beach, new york a quiet gated community on the edge of long islands great south bay. she was never seen alive again. the subsequent search for gilbert led to the discovery of four sets of female human remains at nearby gill gold beach in december of 2010. the women, all workers in their 20s who advertise their services on craigslist were the victims of a suspected serial killer part gilbert's skeletal remains were eventually found in december of 2011. her body lying face up and a marsh not far from the home of joseph brewer the client who she visited that night too. >> the clothes were found first. and then several days later her remains were found further away. >> then a startling ann

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shannon, it's good to have you with us, i hate to say it is again on another night of tragedy in this country. your reaction to today's deadly events. >> as you said, once again we are impacted by a tragic and senseless shooting, this time at a grocery store in buffalo we know at least ten people were killed, majority of whom were black and three more were wounded. it was clearly a hate motivated act. this community will be forever traumatized, but that is the reality we have right now which is we are living in a country where gunfire can wring out at any moment whether it is at a grocery store in buffalo, or basketball game in milwaukee. these killings and shootings are absolutely senseless and i am seeing so many people offer their thoughts and prayers today, what we need is action. and we needed now! >> i know they got been working with your group for nearly a decade advocating against gun violence and yet we are still seeing an uptick in shootings like this one. you speak of actions, talk to me about how upsetting this is to see and more importantly, what is the specific action yo

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we have shannon watts. giving mitt romney the benefit of the doubt, do you think the policy is so broken that they don't even know anymore what legislation is languishing? >> i hope not. they are lawmakers, this is their job. one would think that lawmakers are looking at data, they're acting with integrity, but they're doing what their constituents want them to do. and yet time and time again, whether it's our lawmakers in the senate or in state houses like in texas, everything they seem to do seems to be based on anecdote and emotion. and it is leading to horrors like we saw in uvalde, in buffalo, and the daily gun violence that killed over 110 americans in this country. we have to demand more from our lawmakers. when you go into the voting booth, you have to make sure you know who these lawmakers are and who they stand for. i want to make clear, these are not acts of nature. these are manmade acts of cowardice and corruption, and they are leading to the slaughter of children inside an american elementary

shannon rear don, thank you for joining us. both of you, appreciate you sharing with us and we'll continue to follow this case. let's stay in touch. >>> and that does it for us today. thank you for being with us. i'll see you back here tomorrow, same time and place. until then you can join me on twitter at ana cabrera. the news continues right after a quick break. - common percy! - yeah let's go! on a trip. book with priceline. you save more, so you can “woooo” more.e. - wooo. - wooo. wooooo!!!!!!! woohooooo!!!! w-o-o-o-o-o... yeah, feel the savings. priceline. every trip is a big deal. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u put it all on the line. u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. without worryingf it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u

shannon, thank you for joining us this morning, because this has really put something like this at the forefront of the national conversation when you look at what this suspect wrote online, what he said, these online hateful screeds he had and i wonder what stands out to you given your past experience. >> thank you so much for having me. part of the work that i have been doing over the last 25 years is mentoring people as they leave these ideologies and networks and world views. and one of the things that completely stands out to me is that this is not just like an isolated case. that we heard a lot like he radicalized online alone or whatever, but we're talking about transnational networks and that have immense influence, that stoke the likelihood of accelerating to violence and the utilization of violence to bring about, you know, violence, white supremacists or anti-semitic attacks, to basically bring down western civilization. and that this fits in the mold with the christchurch shooters, with el paso shooters, with the norwegian attacks, that have happened, that this is an ongoin