the shelter in place has opinion lifted. chief said that the scene is secure. and when the warning went out that shelter in place was lifted, something was peculiar, there was a blackout over the scene. but as shelter in place was lifted. the lights went back on. that provided some comfort to people here. but still we're left with a lot of questions, the early information from the scene that there were multiple individuals in the vehicle or associated with the vehicle. shelter in place was lifted. there was one person of interest. still not caused a suspect in custody. no con-- confirming a if there were any more individuals associated with this. we do not know the motivation. what you have is sadness. with holidays approaching. loved ones who will not be at the table. for no explain able reason, people were part of a parade, children out there dancing, older people, the dancing grannies. all of them subject to this car strike. you have a suspect vehicle which has been located. information we have from local affiliates there was a bullet hole in the suspect vehicle. and from police that shots fired -- heard here from the scene were police officer firing at the vehicle. quite possibly stopping it before the carnage became worse. that information still coming out. we are expecting an update here. it is all needs to be pieced together, we'll see how much of this information will be sifted through. everything we have gotten from police is preliminary. with these big chaotic scenes some information is fast and furious, some does not pan out in the end. you are looking at video now with some sound, i could hear with gunshots. that is what police chief was talking about. as vehicle rammed up through the people here in waukesha. that police officer did discharging his weapon attempts to stop that vehicle. terribly sad for the holidays, a happy event. something that had been kept from people of waukesha because of covid, they had a chance to return and do something happy, and happened and we don't know why. jon: we're just 4 days away from thanksgiving, a very bleak thanksgiving for so many in waukesha. and their extended families across the country. mike tobin thank you. >> once again we're awaiting a news conference that was scheduled to begin a couple minutes ago. not uni-- here it is. police chief daniel thompson. >> public schools will be closed tomorrow, requesting that everyone continue to stay away from the scene. the roads will remain closed at least 24 hours. if you live in the area where the roads are closed and you need access to your home, you can park in lot 12. clock tower and show proper identification, there will be a officer there to escort you to your home, you will need to remain in your home until the roads are preopenned. we're walking with waukesha medical examiner to confirm the identities of the fatalities. this most important thing, families. making sure that the next of kin is conducted. we're working with the families. with that, i will not give you the number of deceased at this time. we have to make sure that the next of kin is complete. also want to inform there is a family reception center at waukesha high school. for families that are look for family members, members that are looking for family members. if you are looking for family members and live out of town call 262-548-7122. also, there will be counselling services at the school. we'll let you at 1:00 tomorrow, monday november 22, we'll be prepared to conduct a press conference here at city hall . thank you. >> we're not taking any questions at this time, 1 p.m. tomorrow will be the next conference. >> what is your name. >> waukesha -- -- jon: we'll need to wait another 16 hours to get any significant new information about this terrible tragedy. that is headache en place in waukesha, wisconsin -- that has taken place in waukesha, wisconsin, you heard from authorities after their annual christmas parade turned into a nightmare, a a -- ford suv, plowing to many parade participants, many of them children. for now i'm jon scott in new york. patriot awards are next, and mark levin interview with former president trump is less than an hour from now. >> never china, only america. our mvp uses hers to share her love for america. everyone meet tamera. >> [applause] >> i love representing the u.s. i am so happy i get to represent usa. >> first black woman to win gold in wrestling 17 year history. >> inspired millions in or moving pros conference, she talked about her love for this country. >> i feel like god was speaking through me. >> after winning. -- tell everyone you love them. >> after, that guess what, you are an olympic champ, kiss the flag. >> that is when it hit me. >> i am proud of the country they represent. very important. she understands this is a privilege to represent her country. >> ladies and gentlemen, tamera most valuable patriot. 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[cheers and applause] >> i love you too. thanks a lot. -- good to be here with you. a person who is idealized for their courage, outstanding achievements and noble qualities this. >> this year's recipient is all of that. this summer during chaotic scramble to get americans out of afghanistan before the taliban took over, it might have been a good idea for biden to think about, one man decided to act to save our friends and allies, from being left behind. >> we're honored to introduce to you to tonight lieutenant colonel scott mann. >> retire the special forces are taking matters in their own hands. >> veterans have united, there is no one else coming for them but us. >> task force pineapple has been most effective. >> we knew who they were, they knew where they were, they trusted us, we helped prevent highly vetted individuals in context of a sea of chaos. >> these folks that were manning the perimeter, that is what they wanted to do anyway. >> it started with a handful of us who were friends with an afghan commando, and special forces sergeant, his name nazam, he came together to help him get out of the country. we ask ourselves how can we leverage what we can do. we knew the country well. the heavy lifting often times. the weight of effort is done by local people who live in the areas, we were able to be his eyes and ears and allow him to get around the taliban at checkpoint, it was a mad house at airfield, nazam used word pineapple as the password, we got a picture of him. passport pineapple was born. >> started coming in. i got on the phone with a couple of green berets, i asked what do you want to do, it was overwhelming let's keep going, we took the chat room we were operating in for nazam, we renamed it task force pineapple. we set' parade -- operating rule, you had former green beret who would type in the room, hey, my family is over. at abby gate it closed, and a marine would say, my family is at north gate, it is open, and they would pull up the pineapple. we could get hundreds out in final days. >> heroism to me is what the afghan partners and their families endured, people think the opposite of fear is courage. it not it love, the love that the afghan people had for freedom and love that our veterans had for their afghan partners. >> i was grateful to see our veteran population show us what leadership looks like. that is what we are as a nation. >> put your hands together, a warm welcome for retired green beret. tonight heroism recipient. scott mann. [cheers and applause] some thank you. [cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa! >> thank you. i think only thing that i can think to say right now, i am absolutely not a hero, but i got to serve when a whole bunch of them. [cheers and applause] this is for all of the men and women i served with over 20 years in afghanistan. this is for the men and women who went into the breach at kabul international, when it was all falling apart, for the 13 that didn't come home and our afghan partners who many people don't know, but the commandos, afghan special forces they fought through the last round, many are still over there, the ones that waded through sewage filled canals and endured meetings. >> still being murdered every day. >> this for them. [applause] >> scott mann is someone i am proud to call a friend, a great american. thank you scott for all you do in and out of uniform. >> speaking of friends, and mentors, put your hands together for one and only sean hannity. [applause] >> we lucky to live in a country with these amazing heroes, people that risk their lives, we just saw kay chaos at kabul airport, we know the story, is now known as one of the deadliest days for u.s. military in last decade in this 20 year war in afghanistan. previous 18 months we have not lost one single american in afghanistan. isis terrorists, we know bombed u.s. checkpoint at kabul international airport. killing 11 marines, one navy, if i was obama i would say corpses man, sheehan he is an idiot, corpsmen. the fallen heroes range in age from 20 to 31 years old, join me in a moment, remembering their souls and honoring their sacrifice. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to ask you, there are now in the room tonight, the families of some of the 13 that died that day. i'ming into them, i met them, said hello to a number of them. i want you to know this "fox nation" family, we love you, we are praying for you, we are broken hearted over your loss. this should never have happened. and if we activer help you in anyway, this big large extended family wants you to know we love you, we pray for you of day, can you please stand. [applause] may god be with all of you and angels surround you at all-time, and grant you peace, and mercy and understanding. they gave the ultimate sacrifice, our love and prayers are with you, fox nation, i love you, god bless you all tonight. 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[cheers and applause] >> good evening. can you see me? >> who gave you this. >> major dan rooney gave my this. thank you for coming. fighting for our freedom, never stops at the battlefield, the impact can last a lifetime. >> more than 53 thousand u.s. troops were injured in the past 20 years of war. and those are just the physical wounds. >> one of those men is retired u.s. army sergeant first class john gowdy. he was nearly killed in afghanistan. >> that is not stop him from wanting to be back in the fight. >> sergeant first class dowdy deployed again on another combat mission to afghanistan. >> no doubt about it, he is this year's modern warrior recipient. >> we were prepping to go out following day, we had insider threat, one of partner forces turned on us, resulting in multiple casualties. casualties. i a missing. >> results in below the he knea. nation, there is a grieving period after being injured. you think your life is over, you think you will not have the same quality in life, i dealt with that sitting in hospital room by myself with nothing but your thoughts, you start prioritizing things, you set obtainable goals, when you build goals like that, you can start meeting them it takes away negativity of the healing process. >> sergeant dowdy wanted to keep fighting. >> i came from walter reed, i signed back into work on january of 2013. i think the difficulties of deploying with an injury starts with your mental outlook, able to prove to yourself you can do it to instill confidence and trusts in our teammates that you are an asset not a liability. >> john is always the person who will tell you, it's going to be okay, we'll get through this. he is the most optimistic person in the world. it can be the smallest thing, that we take for granted. he keeps pushing through. even though it is so easy that he has to try really hard to do. i -- watch him, he was in so much pain in the hospital after he got hurt, i never want to see him like that, i am so proud of him for overcoming that and able to continue serving his country, i am beyond proud of him. [cheers and applause] what a story. let's hear it for our ford ford -- modern warrior sergeant john dowdy. [applause] >> why did you go back? >> first it was something i could prove to myself. that i was able to do so. and -- thank you. to return back to a life that i love. and brothers and sisters left and right, that teammates. and overall cause to be able to gain control of a life you had, i think that was the best thing that -- that -- >> still ahead judge jeanine and tucker carlson. justice with judge jeanine. you know. and the hit show on "fox nation." judge jeanine. >> what a great night to be with friends, this year marks 20 years since september 11 terror attacks. a day that none of us will ever forget. but from the devastation amazing stories of courage have emerged. among those were the passengers of flight 93. they were a group of strangers who not only came together to fight back against the hijackers but they kept the fourth plane from hitting our nation's capitol. one of those strangers, one one those strangers was todd binger. and he is this year's courage award recipient. >> todd, and his fellow passengers on flight 93, understood we're not going back to new jersey we're guided missile number 4. they rush the cockpit with a food cart, they did not have weapons, they didn't have box cutters, they grabbed what they could, noise, commotion, sounds of the counter attack beginning. then the phone was dead. >> united 9-3 do you have information to that. >> he is down. >> he is down. >> he did not land. >> he is down. >> somewhere northeast of camp david. >> passengers on this flight, may have taken down their plane to save the lives of others on the ground, now hailed as heroes. >> >> saving leaving on the ground, some of our greatest moments have been acts of courage for which no one could have been prepared. >> todd was a hero in our family for many reasons before 9/11, because of the young man he was. he was a provider for the family, a major blessing that telephone call he had with the woman, he talked about the enemy, told them of their plans. and prayed with lisa jefferson, then todd's last words, you are guys ready? let's roll. there was this really -- can't be. my comfort is my assurance of todd's faith. >> he was a christian. and i think that what gives us peace. >> they won. what i would hope that people remember about todd beamer, his legacy, remember what kind of a man he was. what kind of a dad he was, a leader he was. he did what needed to be done. >> we have our morning orders. -- march are orders, my fellow americans, let's roll . >> and here to accept the courage award on todd beamer's behalf, are his parents. david and peggy beamer. [applause] >> you raised a fabulous son, god bless you. >> do i get a hug. >> of course you get a hug. >> look at this wonderful family here. come on up. >> i can't tell you how happy i am to be among so many great americans. [applause] we're thankful that the fox nation remembers 9/11. remembers our son. and what others did on that day. and -- [applause] what thousands of others have done the day after 9/11. the weeks, the months, the years, the decades after 9/11 to keep us free and safe. i'm so happy to see those honored this night. for their sacrifice and what they have done. thank you. thank you to "fox nation." we really appreciate the opportunity. thank you. [applause] >> judge jeanine [applause] >> david and peggy, on a personal night, i know no two words have inspired me more than let's roll, i know i'm not alone, god bless you and todd's legacy. >> don't go anywhere, tucker carlson is coming up next. 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[applause] >> thank you. >> you got it buddy. >> come on. >> thank you. thank you for having me. i don't go anywhere any more. i am hunched over by ipad, to be in a roomful of people so obviously decent who keep fox going, kind of blowing my mind, does not happen every day. i find that really inspiring. i really appreciated -- >> i love you. >> i love you too. [applause] >> stories of people on the stage, all of whom were heroes. i thought that person is more impressive than i am, so is that person, it got to 100% of the people, which is fine. but i thought to myself, these people have taken greater risks than i have, they are more impressive than i am, they are still recognize american in the way they are impressive. they were americans raised in culture we're products of, that are exhibit american attributes, they are humble, not that interested in talking about themselves. they are confident. that is one thing i notice when i leave washington and new york people outside of the big cities have skilled. i'm city. >> they are competent.. i'm not being mean, but they can do stuff. they can make things. if it breaks they can potentially fix it, they don't have to order another one from china or amazon. they have usable skills. which at some point might come in handy. there is no other place where country men root for each other. so passionately as they do here, americans love to see there are morning succeed. your success is my success. you're impressive and i am thrilled by that, the fact that you are succeeding says something great about the community that we call the country the united states that is not universal. it is uniquely ours. i have to say, having seen this my whole life, sometimes i hear people describe a country i don't recognize. living in some you know angry filthy crumbling city, that would be my view of america, but in angry filthy crumbling cities there are nice people. it is rotten or terrible we need to burn it down and build back better, we don't, it is pretty great. this country is the best expression of human decency in the history of the world. if you don't believe that is true, tell me what is. i will give you my -- number call me when you figure it out, you can't, it a basic question. i really divide world to two groups, people who whom that is obvious, yes this is awesome employment it fundamentally great because people of fundamentally great,, of course, it is and people for whatever reason, clearly they are mad at their dad, can't see that or pretend not to, that and i think -- i'll stop, this gives me heart, and hope. as i sit there banging out my scripts, i can't believe how bad it is, then i think to myself, this is not most people, this is not 85 or 90% of people, 95% of people, that is a super tiny subset of people who. that is it. i really want to thank if you coming for celebrating the best that our country has, even as we remember there are a lot of people like this wondering . >> we'll be right back with more patriot awards. >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> man, i love that song! 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