the video shows frantic and frustrated parents demanding they be let into the school. police keeping the distraught family members behind a perimeter as the shooting unfolds inside. it s still unclear when in the whole event cycle this video was shot. sandra: texas officials have yet to deliver a clear timeline of what exactly happened and when. we do know the gunman got into that school through an unlocked entrance, responding officers were met by heavy gunfire and the suspect barricaded himself inside the classroom with children and teachers. a community the victims, today would have been the last day of class before the summer break. john: texas republican congressman tony gonzalez represents uvalde, he joins us in moments. fox team coverage. alexis mcadams has more on the victims. sandra: to bill with the latest on the ground in texas, what do we know? bill: sandra, a short time ago i was in touch with a source close to the investigation and told they are in fact
that, john. john: looking forward to that, thanks, sandra. a new defense department assessment of the situation in afghanistan finds isis k could likely target the u.s. homeland in the next 12 to 18 months. but the real threat to america could come from alliance of al-qaeda and taliban forces in afghanistan. we are joined now. deal first of all, general, with the rise of isis k. it s there in afghanistan, but isis is a diffuse ideology, attracts different followers from different areas of the middle east, most recently we saw this fellow from iraq in the united states who had a plot to kill president bush in the works. what do we know about the rising level of threat from isis, not just in afghanistan, but elsewhere? yeah, well certainly isis
evacuated over the weekend. some are being sent to the ukrainian controlled city of zap oreesha and they could arrive sometime today but at associated press said some have been taken to a village controlled by russian backed separatists raising concerns that russia could be moving them against their will. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said some civilians are now afraid to leave the plant out of fear they will be taken to russia. this morning we spoke with pentagon press secretary admiral john kirby and asked him about the defense department assessment that russian troops are having troubles in the donbas just like they did in kyiv. as of this morning, we would still assess that their progress has been plotting for sure, slow, uneven. they continue to face a stiff
him disruptive and belligerent. he said adding our customers with each other with respect and dignity is at the core of who we are and we must always remember this no matter how challenging the situation. chicago aviation has placed one of the security officers on leave pending a review, saying his actions were not condoned. let s switch gears and head overseas where james mattis says last friday s cruise missile strikes damaged 20% of syria s operational aircraft. in a statement mattis also says the defense department assessment shows the mission damaged or destroyed fuel and ammunition sites and air defense capabilities, adding, quote, the syrian government has lost the ability to refuel or rearm aircraft. at this point, use of the runway is of idle military interest. his statement ends with an ominous warning. the syrian government would be ill-advised ever again to use chemical weapons. rex tiller on is set to make his first diplomatic trip to