especially in wisconsin. their state has been through even after the riots that precipitated kyle rittenhouse's actions, people are looking around saying this is not us and this is not who we are. they are trying so hard to have a sense of community and a sense of normality and celebration. they need to move past it. they need to move past the trauma that has already festered in their state. this is what happened. you get the sense, can avon walk outside anymore? is there so much pure evil that we cannot go back to normal? we had to pass that sense. i don't how we do it. i look at this horrific tragedy and i am a huge proponent of cute stomach criminal justice reform. that's how you do it. a few of someone who's a sex offender strangling someone, those are the people for whom bail should not be granted. and those parents are outraged and devastate appeared rightfully so. >> gillian: it is evil mixed with the grannies. the dancing youth group who are hit in the back of a christmas parade. it was joy and celebr

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 people were left on the ground after this car drove through the parade, and there were also shots fired. now, were there shots coming from the car? were there people trying to stop the driver an

of wisconsin. we have 72 icu beds, and like our emergency department, we immediately began preparations to receive patients once we were notified about the incident. from a patient standpoint, there were 18 patients who came to children's and ten of them were admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit. i'll briefly go through their conditions, but will not share any specific details about individual patients. currently we have six patients who we list in critical condition, three that are in serious and one that is in fair. we also have eight other patients that are listed in fair condition that are not in the intensive care unit and are in other units within the hospital. as dr. drendel noted, i think it is very important and it really responds to the family of this situation is that there's three sets of siblings that are currently hospitalized within children's, and this is unique and truly demonstrates the devastating effects of this on our community. mental health support has been activated

you talk about innocent people in wisconsin and waukesha. going to a christmas festival parade and for this to happen in the middle of that parade, we don't know whether this was intentional or an accidental situation? but if it was accidental, you would think that the person of interest would still be on the scene. there is a lot that we don't know there are a lot of moving parts at this stage. trey: there is a lot we don't know. i think the question may be was it intentional or what we call felony dui or operating a motor vehicle under the influence. they are both crimes, right? >> absolutely. and it will be very interesting to see was it intentional or not. or if there, people who are seriously injured or unfortunately if there are -- casualties, i am hoping there are not. trey: thank you for joining us, if is such a heartbreaking tragic scene, imagine taking your grand kids or your kids to a christmas parade, celebrating the advent of the season, and watches this carnage. and the loss of life. and our thoughts and prayers with the people

also a former wisconsin attorney general. it's a pleasure to be with my friends son on this call today. the second panelist is serving in his second term as new mexico's attorney general. as a chief law enforcement officer in the state of new mexico, attorney general balderas has transformed the office to focus on keeping children and families safe and powering new mexican families and small businesses for financial success and protecting new mexico's pristine environment. he has achieved unprecedented victories for new mexicans in civil courts across the state by securing the largest settlement payment in history. tens of millions of dollars in settlements fromar large corporations for preying on new mexicans. so, welcome to the attorney general's today. we appreciate you joining cap action for this important conversation. first off, question to both of you and we will take it in the order that i introduced you. i'd like to ask each of you to just kind of give us an update on where things stand in your state with regards to

first, josh kroll, wisconsin 45th attorney general since 2019. he's previously served as a prosecutor in baltimore where he prosecuted murders, drug traffickers after moving back home, he worked for the right to vote. going to court, challenge restrictions, since becoming attorney general, he has, among many other accomplishes, worked to combat the opioid epidemic, ensure safety and community and safe and clean drinking water and against climate change. i have to tell everyone i am especially glad attorney general call is with us because his mom was an incredible wisconsin public servant in her own right, a former colleague of mine, a great friend and former wisconsin attorney general so it is a real pleasure to be with my friend on this call today. our second panelist is hector paul darrah serving his second term as new mexico's attorney general, as chief law enforcement officer in the state of new mexico, attorney general has transformed the office of the attorney general to focus on keeping children and families safe, empowering mexican famili

provocation is a very specific definition under wisconsin law. and you may think -- you can believe two things at the same time. you can believe kyle rittenhouse walking around with a gun was provoking to other people but conclude that it was not legal provocation. >> so the prosecution, at one point, when they were pressing kyle rittenhouse during the cross-examination, they said to him, yes, you felt your life was threatened, you say you felt your life was threatened, but when you're pointing a gun at somebody else, isn't that person feeling that their life is being threatened right now? it seems from watching it, such a complicated issue to try and parse out. who was feeling more threatened in the moment, and who has the right to act on the basis of self-defense? >> katy, you just honed in on the central and actually a very simple issue in this case. the case in its entirety came down to a split second, answering a question for the jury. do you believe or do you not believe that in that grainy pixelated photograph, that kyle rittenhouse may ha

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we got this statement from the governor of wisconsin tony evers. kathy and i are praying for waukesha tonight and all the kids, families, and community members affected by this senseless act. i am grateful for the first responders and folks who acted quickly to help. we are in contact with local partners as we await more information. we have this tweet from wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. the horrific violence at the

wisconsin a state that biden won, wisconsin is now racist with racist jurors and judges. odd. no wonder democrats are poised to get wiped out next year. in the end facts do matter. whether we are talking about the economy. gas prices or a trial for a then 17-year-old act in the self-defense against an angry mob. here's exclusive is dave hancock the rittenhouse family spokesman. we saw kyle's emotional response after he heard the verdict. take us inside to his reaction when he was outside of that court. >> when he heard the verdict come across, i have wendy next to me and his sisters. the sense of relief was just so thick in the courtroom. seeing kyle almost collapse when the regard was read. the happiness and the relief that young man can move on with his life now. that's all we were thinking about at that point. >> laura: after the trial kyle's attorney mark richard did know kyle still faces dangerous. >> i don't think he will continue to live in in area. it's too dangerous. he's had 24 hours security. it's scary how many death threats we have. after the third death threat i

a car drives into the american state in wisconsin injuring 20 people. we will be live in the us is the story develops. the missing chinese tennis player peng shuai tells 0lympic officials in a video call that she's safe and well belgium becomes the latest european country to see unrest over covid restrictions. violence breaks out in brussels after a march that drew 30,000 people. and we look at the recent successes of asian films and content, as global streaming services go all out to invest in the region. it's 9am in singapore and 7pm in the mid—west us town of waukesha in wisconsin, where more than 20 people were injured after a vehicle drove through a holiday parade in wisconsin. the incident occurred around 30 kilometres west of milwaukee, around 5pm local time. dan thompson, the local police chief gave a brief statement to the media a short time ago. about a short time ago. liz39pm, a red suv drove into about liz39pm, a red suv drove into the christmas parade we were holding down town. more than 20 individuals were injured as a result of this inc

, if you went up and hung out, my dad was from wisconsin, i know wisconsin pretty well. republicans up there were the least trump-y republicans in some ways in the country. >> they were paul ryan republicans. >> yes. and even more moderate than paul ryan in a lot of cases and the fact that the republican party in wisconsin has gone this bonkers -- you like to say bat bleep, i'm shot sure i can -- >> you always put the bleep in the wrong place. >> i know. it's really a sign of how pervasive this is because if those republicans are embracing these kind of tactics, it means this is not the craziest end of the republican party, by any means. it means it's seeping really deep into the soil of republicanism in a way that's just, you know, is, in fact, setting us up. and the last point that errin made and the point that chris krebs was making, i asked him at the end, trump fired you, trump's clearly a cancer, has been a cancer, was metastatic, but is this now not about trump anymore? he's like, no, this is not about trump anymore. trump is a problem but trump is not the problem

i was just amazed what was going on in wisconsin. you know, if this were -- if this were the late 1800s we'd call it jim crow. but it's the 21st century. it's james crow esquire. i mean, it's unimaginable how you would keep older people, probably the most loyal voters in our democracy from voting, and the two bills that the senate is considering would prevent that from happening. johnson -- senator johnson would be checked. and that's why, you know, i'm doing what i'm doing, and i can -- so my spirits are high. there's some physical challenges, but there's been so many people that have said what can i do. and that's what i'm hoping that the senators upon their thanksgiving recess while they're reflecting on the abundance of this country, that they'll reflect on what will happen if our voting rights aren't protected. and i hope that they can get this done as senator schumer stated in a letter that he would do. >> are you going to -- democrats feeling hopeful. you said you're hopeful. so we'll see what happens, but this is day 12. we h

it's astounding. >> wisconsin is a key swing state. are you worried about the integrity of elections in wisconsin, in your state, going forward? >> you know, what we learned in 2016, i was the chair of the commission, and we declared to the world, you know, there was a recount. we declared to the world that the recount would show that president trump won, it was fair, it was accurate, and we did. 2020, they had recounts in a couple of areas, challenges all through the courts. every court, wisconsin supreme court, federal courts said that the election was fair and president biden won this one. the clerks have run fair, honest elections. we spent tons of federal money. we disbursed it around the state to make it secure. you remember in 2016 we were worried about russian hackers. i mean we boosted up the facility. we have dedicated municipal clerks, republicans, independents, democrats, dedicated to elections, and it is that institution that is under attack. i've got great confidence that the people that run the elections are honest, hard

apparently on a technicality. >> gabe gutierrez in wisconsin. thank you very much. >>> time for a check of the headlines beyond our borders. breaking overnight, american journalist danny fenster is free after spending almost six months in myanmar. his release is seen here on a tar mack. joining us with the latest on that and other headlines, what can you tell us about how this release came about? >> good morning, jose. we learned it, he said he's apart from being the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., he's also a very experienced hostage negotiator. so he negotiated the release of fenster with the myanmar authorities and finally gave the good news that fenster was on his way home. and essentially, this came about as he -- richardson essentially saved fenster's life. let me tell you what happened to the journalist. he was arrested in may, when he was trying to leave the myanmar to go back to the u.s. the reason why he was arrested was on charges of spreading false and inflammatory information while he was working as a managing editor of an engli

we have this tweet from wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. the horrific violence at the waukesha christmas parade is just heart breaking. please keep the victims in your prayers tonight. wisconsin senator ron johnson tweeted, my thoughts and prayers for everyone injured in waukesha's christmas parade. my gratitude for all law enforcement, medical personnel, and community members responding. thank you so much for joining me this evening. i am pamela brown. "state of the union" is next. shop early for black friday deals! and save up to $750 dollars on select appliances at lowe's. this is the tempur-pedic® breeze° and its mission is to make sleep...feel cool. so, no more night sweats. no more nocturnal baking. or polar ice cap air-conditioner mode. because the tempur-pedic breeze° delivers superior cooling... from cover to core. helping you sleep cool, all night long. save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets during the tempur-pedic black friday event. learn more at tempurpedic.com ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ â

wisconsin has been through a lot. people are still reeling and healing and trying to heal from all the tension from the kyle rittenhouse shooting and trial and so, you know, it's just a lot. my heart breaks for the people of waukesha. steve: one of the local papers in that region said afterwards there were pompoms and shoes and spilled hot chocolate everywhere. sean, as a former are court official, why would it be -- first of all, they are referring to this person that they have in custody as a person of interest, not a suspect. but why wouldn't they have already identified this person? >> sean: i don't think they want to jump to conclusion, steve. they want to get all the facts and evidence in. this could be very charged as well if some of the allegations on twit remember correct. they will make sure they get all of their evidence together before they move forward with charging and indicating this is the potential defendant. i want to go back to something will asked. he was asking is this intentional? you have shown

that is what is happening right now in waukesha, wisconsin. we're waiting for a news conference from police. which is to take place perhaps 10 minutes from now. but, again, these are fluid, would not surprise me if it gets pushed back, mike tobin on the streets of waukesha. reporter: it is quiet right now. sad. you have seen the video of the car tearing up main street here. inflicting so much damage. we talked about this a little bit earlier. one thing that is peculiar now. you look back. the only lights you see are the lights of the emergency vehicles. you can see crime tape up. and sad signs of distraction . the things that are left behind in the streets, you heard from some witnesses, there were loved ones going through the carnage looking for sons or daughters. you heard there was the dancing granny's group. we're looking up another block at main street. you had a parade and a vehicle tearing up the parade, this is a long scream scene. stretches at ballpark about a quarter mile. up the street, you see the same thing, police lights, police

let them burn our wisconsin city. laura: out sharpton blamed last summer's rioting in kenosha on conservatives. >> violence in minneapolis was done by right-wingers who pretended to be burning down places in minneapolis. now we can see people baiting violence to have a reaction to justify doing what rittenhouse got away with today. this is a very very serious problem for activism. >> serious problem for activism, they have a kids show up using his own second amendment rights, he was almost killed and could have been put away for life so where is activism - >> where's the evidence for al sharpton's can gesture that there were other elements doing this? we saw again the video, it told us what happened. let's remember the entire scene that created kyle rittenhouse's scenario, the entire riot of kenosha that was not cause by but was inflamed and further instigated by the media. they fan the flames of the jacob bake shooting, some people now reporting the cops killed jacob blake, they did not. they shot him, he was shot so

wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. the horrific violence at the waukesha christmas parade is just heart breaking. please keep the victims in your prayers tonight. wisconsin senator ron johnson tweeted, my thoughts and prayers for everyone injured in waukesha's christmas parade. my gratitude for all law enforcement, medical personnel, and community members responding. thank you so much for joining me this evening. i am pamela brown. "state of the union" is next. shop early for black friday deals! and save up to $750 dollars on select appliances at lowe's.

it's painful -- i'm from wisconsin. it's painful to see the state in the news, with the rittenhouse case which came to the correct conclusion, but there was incitement of violence by the media and other places that i think were extremely careless and dangerous. if they incited and inspired this person to hit a christmas parade with children and dancing grannies we have a situation where people need to consider whether they're doing a public service and looking themselves in the mirror every day. carley: we are awaiting the press conference to confirm who this suspect is. we don't know. there are unconfirmed reports floating around the internet. the car did reportedly drive through the children's dance troop and to convey the gravity of what happened, jim, there is a waukesha school board member who said there were pompoms and shoes and spilled hot chocolate everywhere. i had to go from one crumpled body to another to find my daughter. please pray for everybody. a roman catholic priest, multiple parishoners, are among th

wisconsin is a place with a gun culture not synonymous with criminal activity. the idea of saying you want to alienate a gun owner would not have been persuasive enough. the idea of saying, hey, they were acting in self-defense might have been compelling, except for the jury instruction, ana. the jury instruction said you have to view whether his belief in having to use self-defense was reasonable not through the eyes in the jurors in hindsight, not in monday morning quarterback, but through the eyes of then 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse and a person of ordinary intelligence, and so when you saw him take the stand and explain why he himself thought he was in lethal danger at that point, that probably was the one that tipped the needle, tip the scale and moved the needle to say, hey, this person in his testimony is exhibiting some aspects of ordinary intelligence, number one, that he believed that it was reasonable to do so and now the burden went back to the prosecution where it always should stay to say, hey, we have proven that he was not reasonable in his beli

>> i cannot legally possess or carry a pistol because i'm not 18 in wisconsin. i believe it's 18 in wisconsin for a pistol. but with the rifle i knew i could possess that rifle. i knew i couldn't buy it but i knew i could take it to the shooting range or possess it. and with shotguns, they didn't have any shotguns in stock. that was my original plan to get a shotgun for track shooting, but there weren't any at that lady smith store, and i didn't want to go to wal-mart and buy one. >> so your understanding at that time was that wisconsin law prohibited you as a 17-year-old from possessing a pistol, but you could have an ar-15? >> yes. >> what was that understanding based on? >> the understanding was based on when we could go up north, we were it was just me, dominic and my sister and we were allowed to carry the rifles around, and the officers over there said it was fine. >> i'm going to move to strike as hearsay what officers -- >> you asked the question what the source of his knowledge was. it's not admissible, and none of this is, frankly, and that's why i int

i believe it's 18 in wisconsin for a pistol. but with the rifle i knew i could possess that rifle -- could not buy it but i could take it to the shooting range or possess it. with shotguns, they didn't have any in stock. that was my origin plan to get a shotgun for track shooting. i didn't want to go to wal-mart and buy one. >> your understanding was that wisconsin law prohibited you as a 17-year-old from possessing a pistol but you could have an ar-15? >> yes. >> what was that understanding based on? >> the understanding was based on when we would go up north. it was me and dominic and my sister. we were allowed to carry the rifles around. the officers said it was fine. >> i am going to move to strike this as hearsay. >> you asked the question what the extent of his knowledge was. it's not admissible and none of this is frankly. that's why i interrupted before. what the defendant believes to the law to be and what the district attorney believes the law to be what the defense believes the law to be are irrelevant. i will tell yo

kind of wisconsin, i inform the house that mr. kind of wisconsin will vote aye on h.res. 774. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? mrs. greene: as the member designated by mr. paul gosar of arizona, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crenshaw of texas, i inform the house that mr. crenshaw will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. veasey: as the member designated by mr. cuellar of texas, i inform the house that mr. cuellar will vote yea on h.res. 774. will vote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. books will -- mr. brooks will vote no on house resolution 774. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose d

officials in waukesha, wisconsin, now say five people were killed. more than 40 injured when an suv plowed into a christmas parade sunday. police say a person of interest is in custody but won't say if it's the driver or if they've made any arrests. >>> in brunswick, georgia, closing arguments are set to begin this morning in the murder trial of three white men killed in the killing of black jogger ahmaud arbery. the 12 member jury could begin deliberations today. >>> conservative commentator jonah goldberg and steven hays resigned. they said tucker carlson's purge was the last straw. >>> police say they have seized 250 tons of marijuana in a bus at a warehouse near medford, oregon. worth about half a billion dollars, this is in a state where they have legalized recreational cannabis back in 2015 but it is illegal to manufacture without a license. >>> a new jersey starbucks employee may have exposed thousands of customers to hepatitis a. the camden county health department said anyone in this store on the 4th, 5th, 6th, 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th shou

this case, as you have seen wisconsin and many communities in wisconsin become hubs of sex and training for young sex trafficking victims, you've seen this case become one of the primary reasons why we need to ensure that victims are treated as victims throughout our justice system. so we have called for that. we have even tried to clarify state statute under my leadership in the legislature where i have gone to, conservative colleagues, to build bridges and make sure we could clari the state statute. the defenses that should be there more clearly for victims. and i did not get the same amount of cooperation on the conservative side to join us in that, but not nearly enough to get that bill passed and that was even highlighted in her case where the prosecuti was trying to deny the defense, chrystul kizer's defense of using state statute protector and not be the clarication were advocating for at the time would not be passed but this essentially is still anssue where we have a few folks on the conservative side to joins and we need a lot more. we need the same outpouring of support that

in wisconsin, a jury found white gunman kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all counts. in august of last year, then -- rittenhouse travel to kenosha, wisconsin, during anti-police brutality protests, where he shot and killed two people and wounded a third. friday's verdict sparked demonstrations around the country. in a statement, the parents of anthony huber, one of the protesters killed by rittenhouse, said they were heartbroken and angry and that the verdict "sends the unacceptable message that armed civilians can show up in any town, incite violence, and then use the danger they have created to justify shooting people in the street." this is hannah gittings, the partner of anthony huber. >> every day i wish i could come home to him and unload some of this weight that is on my shoulders, but i can't because he is dead. and now the system is telling me that nobody needs to answer for that. and i have a problem with that. i think i have been very open in expressing my empathy for the other side of this, but that is just not reciprocated back. and , because she was stan

great reporting, reid epstein, out of wisconsin. thank you very much. >> thank you, chris. >>> earlier he mentioned senator joe manchin's daughter in a pharmaceutical company, she retired at age 49, good for her. that's "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening. >> i know that had nothing to do with me but as a 48-year-old, that hit me right here. >> that's young, that's the point. good for you, you're going to do do your thing. i'm sorry that i thought you were still running a big pharma company. >> no, no. it's totally fine. but i also have a 9:00 p.m. slot to sell you if you're interested. >> we're not going down that road in this conversation. >> in this environment, i understand. i'll call you later. >> sounds great. >> have a great weekend, my friend. >>> all right. thanks to you at home for joining this hour. it's really good to have you here on this friday night. and what has been just an incredible, incredible news day. today, among a million other things, today for just about an hour and

at least five people are dead and dozens injured after an suv plowed into a parade in wisconsin. what we know about the driver. >>> on the move. millions of americans are traveling for the thanksgiving holiday, but covid isn't the only thing they're worried about. >>> tennis star mystery. the first pictures emerge of a chinese player not seen for weeks. why the new video isn't easing concern for everyone. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin, of course, with breaking developments in the christmas parade tragedy in waukesha, wisconsin which is a suburb of milwaukee. authorities say at least five people were killed and more than 40 injured when an suv plowed into a parade. the mayor called the incident a horrible and senseless act. a person of interest has been taken into police custody. elise preston has the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this tragedy happened during a holiday tradition in the community that's gone on for nearly 60 years. this year's parade was supposed to mark a return to normalcy since covid

can i show wisconsin there? these are pictures just as the verdict was read out, watch the reaction from col. rittenhouse, we the jury find the defendant, kyle, kyle. each rate health not guilty. members, the jury are these your unanimous all 5 counts or anyone who does not. coll rittenhouse has been found not guilty on remember, killed 2 people injured another. he says he acted in self defense and it seems the jury agrees more on that later in the news, i will return to john henderson and the scenes outside the court house. as this unfolds, ah, what, let's get back to some the days of the news and the governments of some of the worlds biggest economy, say they're looking into releasing oil from their strategic reserves. that rare request to do so as come from the united states, which shops are coordinated moves will cool. rising oil prices. but washington's expressed frustration that opec and its allies, such as russia are resisting the push to speed up supplies. the u. e. energy minister. so hail al, missouri,

like the guy in the jail in waukesha, wisconsin. darrell brooks behind bars yet they sprang him on an inappropriately low bail. and five people are dead and 48 people are lucky to be alive. so significantly injured. ainsley: many of them will have injuries the rest of their lives. brian: put it this way if they do live. five kids in critical condition. ainsley: six at one hospital. just at children's hospital. there might be other hospitals. brian: 48 injured overall. here is the thing you should ask yourself. is this a one off and remember years ago when this guy drove through a parade or is this just the latest? interest is nothing unique about this story. this is happening every day. these are the d.a.s that snuck their way in because of some mills tierous funding. some of which came from george soros to unearth our society at its foundation. if you don't have law and order, you don't have -- you can't trust anything. you can't go outside. you can't go to work. your streets aren't safe. you can't hop on a subway. that's what we a

northwest of kenosha, wisconsin. and police have confirmed there are fatalities, more than 20 people were injured. also saying that 12 of them were children, after an suv driving through bare kids, plowing through a holiday parade on main street this afternoon. we are expecting another update from police momentarily, and we will bring that to you as soon as it begins. at this hour, we know the incident happened around 4:40 central standard time. 11 adults and 12 kids were brought to the hospital by family or by first responders. an officer did fire his gun in an attempt to try to stop that suv from continuing down the parade route. there is a person of interest. that person is in custody. it is unclear if there was any terrorism connection. the fbi has confirmed that it is assisting in this investigation. and for more on this, joining us now to walk through the latest information, malcolm nance and jim kavanaugh. malcolm, let's start with you first. your network and your sources are wide. are you hearing any informat

let's get right to the breaking news from wisconsin. new details coming in overnight after that terrifying scene at a holiday parade. >> an suv plowed into the waukesha christmas parade killing at least five people, and leaving more than 40 others injured. several children are among the victims. more forward describing the chaotic moments. >> schools are canceled today as the community grieves, and as police try to determine how and why this happened. >> reporter: this morning, details emerging about the tragedy unfolding in a milwaukee suburb where an suv was seen plowing into a christmas parade. >> a lot of people lost people they loved today. they went to go have fun, and then they ended up being part of this horrific event. >> reporter: police say the driver first barreled through the parade barriers. video then shows an suv hitting several members of a marching band. the crowd watching in horror as the vehicle accelerates toward them before hitting several others. a board member at the waukesha school district telling "the milwauke

wisconsin state crime lab, wisconsin state patrol. after this press conference, we'll provide a link on our website for any questions regarding witness information. if there is any additional video, they can look at this link or any family members or individuals that need to recover property. the waukesha police department website is the only source for information. do not release information from any other source as it has not been vetted and could lead to false information. thank you. >> chief howard. >> thank you, dan. before i get started, behalf the men and women of the waukesha fire department, i would like to say our prayers go out to the families and the whole community that was affected by yesterday's tragedy. on the city of waukesha fire department responded to a mass casualty incident yesterday afternoon. all 26 onduty personnel responded to the incident from five stations. our closest downtown station was within sight of the parade route. our units started to spontaneously respond based on radio traffic and dispatch inform

read the wisconsin law. you can not like the law, but he was within the rights that the state affords. you can criticize the law. you should. he didn't violate it. it's a more relevant question to ask -- and i know you're not going to like this. but if you want to talk about the law, have you heard anybody ask why the third person he shot, the man with the gun who was chasing him and pointed it at him and came at him, why he escaped all police scrutiny? none of the people who were angry about this verdict see anything curious about that situation. justice is blind, right? so, it should be blind to politics as well, right? again, i'm not happy. there's nothing to be happy about here. today's verdict of not guilty doesn't mean the actions on august 25th for innocent. they weren't innocent by all indications. joseph rosenbaum, anthony huber, they're dead. their lives cut short, their families ruined. dying because you went to protest a police shooting is not what this country's about. it's also not what happene

first of all, the attack on the bipartisan wisconsin elections commission. i want to point out, that's an agency that republicans created half a decade ago, pre-donald trump, or at least when he was beginning to get into the public atmosphere politically. >> that's exactly right. the republicans several years ago, when they had complete control of government, they dismantled the nonpartisan agency and replaced it with the wisconsin elections commission. now they've decided that because they're not able to guarantee themselves a win every single time, they want to throw that in the garbage as well. they have really stepped up their attacks on our democracy. >> i guess not being able to guarantee their win every single time because maybe democrats outvote them? i mean, come on. it is very dramatic, this whole thing. "the times" says a trump-supporting sheriff is recommending felony charges against five of the six elections commission. the wisconsin elections commission responded by simply saying, to put it simply, we did not break the law. where did this accus

no, kyle listenhouse didn't violate wisconsin's gun law. the judge dismissed the firearm's charge. >> it's dismissed. >> that couldn't be clearer. the prosecution is admitting in open court that it was legal. he had not committed a gun crime and that means that for more than a year, big tech in its lackluster media have spread misinformation about kyle rittenhouse. that's embarrassing! what are they going to say? they're not going to admit it, of course. they're going to make certain you don't learn about it minutes after the judge in the case dismissed the gun charge, youtube, owned by google, censored the video streams on legal experts that were commenting on the trial in realtime, knowledgeable attorneys, many critical of the obvious weaknesses in the prosecution's case. hundreds of people were watching those streams at the moment they were canceled. but concerned americans might conclude that kyle rittenhouse is innocent, youtube shut them down citing "policy violations." in other words, god forbid people think for themselves. no, that'

she mockingly compared the incident to carma for the state of wisconsin and for the people of wisconsin for dropping charges and ultimately acquitting kyle written house at the widely publicized trial. public opinion is very, very divided. here is what this democratic party staff are said in the aftermath of the walk, asha incident, it was probably just self defense. i'm sad, i'm sad anytime any one dies, i just believe in karma. and this came around quick on the citizens of wisconsin. now she also said that blood the blood of the victims is on the hands of wisconsin . citizens saying the state is reaping what it's so is now the public was flabbergasted by these remarks. there was a social media of fire storm. now lemon sky was said to have been the social media director of the do page, county, democratic party in illinois. there is no one now listed on their website for that position. and the democratic party of do page county was quick to distance itself from her controversial remarks. the democratic party of 2 page county immediately several times with mary landscape. once we became

wisconsin community horrifying and in mourning just days before

. >> state of wisconsin versus kyle rittenhouse. as to the first count of the information, we the jury find kyle h rittenhouse nothing. as to second count of the information, richard mcginnis, we the jury find the defendant kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. as to third count of the information, unknown male, we the jury find the defendant kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. as to fourth count of the information, anthony huber, we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. as to fifth count of the information, we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. >> members of the jury, are these your unanimous verdicts? is there anyone that does not agree with verdicts as read? do you wish the jury polled? >> the 18-year-old, rittenhouse, seen collapsing in apparent emotion, amidst the verdict. man who killed two blm protesters in wisconsin, injured a third, a man who brought an illegally obtained rifle to the protest. the news today is he walks. no one knows what the jury discussed in private deliberations. we kno

here's what it looked like in court. >> state of wisconsin versus kyle rittenhouse. as to the first count of the information, joseph rosenbaum, we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. as to the second count of the information, mcginnis, we find kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. as to the third count of the information, unknown male, we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. as to the fourth count of the information, anthony huber, we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. as to the fifth count of the information, gaige grosskreutz, we the injury find kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. >> the reaction there, you see kyle rittenhouse becoming unstable. he kind of falls onto the desk, filled with emotion. his mother, i heard her gasp. i was in the courtroom as this was being read, and then eventually her head fell into her hands and she appeared to be crying. there were also family members of those who were shot and killed that day and injured. very upset with this verdict, feeling like justice was not done. but

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trey gowdy would come to wisconsin. you know, you talk about smiling on the face, because like you, i married up, we did well. terry way better looking than you are and way nicer than you, rachel the same for me, and the truth is, we're blessed to have good women in our lives, nice kids. and the faith that makes us whole. like rachel said in the book, we have very intensetional stories about our faith but there are a lot of funny store stories and sad stories. there is a story christmas, one year here mom had breast cancer they didn't get a christmas tree, a neighbor brought over a decorated fake tree. and her mom made it through breast cancer, but they keep that christmas tree that when they didn't have one someone brought it to them, they put it up every year, to celebrate christmas and how thankful they are their mother survived this challenging year. we see people in different ways, i see you, once a night on sunday, other times on fox, but people share a story beyond that we see a deeper size of who they are. how t

barbara plett usher, bbc news, waukesha, wisconsin. european ministers will meet later in brussels to discuss a coordinated response to the latest covid crisis. the continent has seen the number of cases spiral in recent weeks, prompting governments to reintroduce some restrictions and urge more people to get vaccinated. germany's health minister went so far as to declare that by the end of winter most germans will be as he put it, vaccinated, recovered or dead. and austria is the first eu country to re—introduce a nationwide lockdown. our europe editor katya adler has the latest. chanting: freiheit! covid concerns are spreading across europe. spiralling case numbers are spooking some. others, like this massive crowd in vienna, object to covid restrictions being reintroduced. i'm a free austrian who wants to be free and live free in this country. liberte! today austria became the first eu country to reimpose a full — if brief — lockdown. vaccinations will be compulsory here from february. in berlin, germany's health minister said

a suv in wisconsin plowing into crowds at a parade there. the situation unfolding in waukesha, wisconsin. a city 25 minutes west of milwaukee. an hour northwest of kenosha, wisconsin. there are fatalities. more than 20 injured. also saying that 12 of them children after a suv drivering through barricades on main street this afternoon. we are expecting another update from police momentarily and will bring it to you as soon as it begins. at this hour we know the incident happened around 4:40 central standard time. 12 adults and 11 children brought to the hospital. an officer fired the gun to try to stop the suv from continuing down the parade route. there is a perhap of interest in existdy. it is unclear if there's trichlt connection. the fbi confirmed it is assisting think the invest. joining us is two guests. malcolm, your network and the sources are wide. are you hearing any information on this case that we have not covered yet? >> i think it's important for us to really focus on official information because there's a lot of rumors out ther