[cheers and applause] shannon: the crowd outside the courtroom going wild for actor johnny depp as the jury ends up mostly on his side. the multimillion dollar decision against his ex-wife amber heard. but we begin tonight in tulsa, abigail dai of fox 23 news leads us off tonight with the latest on wednesday s tragedy. hello, abigail. high there. it has been an extremely emotional day here in tulsa. i m standing just across the street from the natale medical center on st. francis campus, where all this happen. you can see the flashing lights are behind me as police continue to investigate. they say today a man came into the building along with a rifle and a handgun, killing four victims before turning that gun on himself. police say they responded to an active shooter call just around 4:50:00 p.m. and they arrived on scene and just 3 minutes. officers arrived to the sound of gunshots, but police say once they got inside, and onto the second floor, they found four victims
questions if both were too slow to act. as mentioned, another tough day on wall street. the dow lost 237. the s&p 500 fell 23. the nasdaq dropped 30. today another new high for gasoline prices with the national average reaching $4.59 per gallon. the rising rates forcing some to cancel vacation plans this summer. we will address these issues and more with senate minority leader membership mcconnell in just a few moments. first, fox business correspondent grady trimble is in chicago where gas prices are soaring. good evening, grady. good evening, bret. on wall street, it wasn t as bad as yesterday but all three of the major indexes are down big this week. the nasdaq getting hit the hardest. dropping more than 3.5%. investors are worried rising costs and falling consumer demand are eating into company s bottom lines especially after disappointing earnings from two of the country s largest retailers. retailers are also concerned about the rising fuel costs which could in turn i
g good evening. i m bret baier. breaking tonight fox news has new and exclusive reaction from president biden on the guilty verdict in former president trump s historic criminal trial. the first of a former current president in u.s. history. we have been talking about that and the fallout of it. now a little q&a. white house correspondent peter doocy joins us live from the north lawn with that. good evening, peter. peter: good evening, bret. it took 24 hours but we finally got president biden to tell us what he thinks the trump convictions mean for him ahead of november s elections this is iphone video as we took as he got done toasting the kansas city chiefs on the north lawn and you will only see it here. peter: do you think this conviction helps trump in the election? are you worried that this could happen to you some day, somebody comes up with some charges and tries to bring you into court after your term? [inaudible] and when trump says you are just trying to br