decision from nineteen seventy three. the very same peoplee who consider the bill of rightsl a racist relic quickly dismissed out of hand those same people quickly become emotional as they describe the sublime bec beauty of roe versus wade yesterday when democratic officeholder described the roe decision as quote sacred. and it s not an overstatement for many democratsan it is sacred.ea they will tell youn and they mean itt that this country cannot continue without roe, without roe darkness willme america revert to slavery and cannibalism and other varieties of hobbesian miseryni so gruesome they re best left on described between a bright new tomorrow and the of the handmaid s tale stands only roe v.ta wade. they re telling you that on channels right now across the spectrum s it s all pretty bewildering if you consider what roe v. y wade actually is and that is true no matter, what you think of abortion itself, whether you re strongly for legal abortion, the decision as a dec
coast of florida, but he may indeed be held to answer as a result of these terrible actions yesterday in jacksonville. that s going to do it for me on this edition of alex what reports. i ll see you again tomorrow, an all week at three pm, an ex saturday at noon. as i said, lindsey reiser takes it away now. good afternoon, i m lindsey reiser in for yasmin vossoughian. in jacksonville, grief, sadness, and another community shattered. by a gunman armed with an ar -style rifle and block handgun. now, the fbi is investigating this as a racist hate crime. they targeted a certain group of people, that s why people. that s what he said he wanted to kill. that s very clear. i don t know that the targets were specific, but i know that any member of that race, at that time, was in danger. what we just learned from that sheriff about the victims over the next two hours, we ll talk with local leaders in jacksonville about their shock, their fears, and the changes they want to see t
something was wrong. her daughter, away at college wasn t answering her phone. she was scared. she didn t know where alex was. then, terrible news. a student had been murdered. a young woman. but apparently, it wasn t alex. the girl laying on the floor had dark, almost black colored hair. she had much lighter hair. so who was it and where was alex? at that point, it was one dead and perhaps another missing. the killer could be roaming a campus full of students. we were really scared. a mysterious tweet. what do you think it meant? i don t exactly know. a terrifying phone call. my son just called. and a terrible truth. i didn t know how. i didn t know who. i didn t know anything. i just know she was gone. hello, and welcome to dateline. a college freshman found brutally beaten in her dorm room. a crime scene so bloody, police could not identify the victim, but identifying the killer was not nearly as hard. he admitted what he did, turning himsel
about. alexandria hoff joins us. it was virginia, maryland, people in d.c. what the heck was that noise. yeah, there was a bit of panic. you saw it social media on social media. people captured it on their home cameras in the d.c. area there can be reason to be concerned when you hear something like this. let me say, this is a story that would have been heart breaking all the same had this this plane simply and quietly crashed in central virginia. pilot list flight thousands on the ground they heard that boom and knew something had gone wrong. [explosion] some say that it shook their home. according to norad the sound came after f-16 jetsy scrambled and authorized to travel at super sonic speeds. intercept a private aircraft began to breach the airspace around 3:20 p.m. the pilot of the cessna unresponsive crashing before 4:00 p.m. in central virginia according to state police. now here is fox news jon scott also a licensed pilot speaking to the plane s unusual flight pa
he was giving a speech on bail reform at a campaign stop yesterday when a man jumped on stage with a two-pronged blade and congressman zeldin just explained, it looked like he was going for his throat. zeldin grabbed the man s wrist and blocked him first but the man tried to lunge at him a second time and others had to jump in, including a former veteran at the event to finally put the guy down. here is a closer look at the suspect. remember i told you to coprongs come up at your fingers in there and hard to take away from somebody. if they come for the soft tissue around your esophagus, your throat, he could kill you instantly. thank the good lord that didn t happen and no one else was seriously hurt, let s be thankful for that too. the the congressman to treat this, his words as he tried to stab me a few hours ago were you re done. several attendees for new york quickly jumped into action and tackled the guy pure law enforcement was on the scene in a few minutes. the atta