and everybody started running. you could feel the shots. i was that close to every shot. i could feel the repercussions or whatever you call it. cnn s brynn g ing ras is here. what can y tell us? people were here, artists and festival goers alike. people in this area basically say this was a place where it was safe. it s not plagued by gun violence, which unfortunately this area of new jersey often is. and then, of course, what happened last night. we know that again about 2:45 in the morning, gunshots rang out just in that building behind me. that s where the art festival was. about a thousand people were in attendance, so you can imagine the chaos that ensued. about 17 people, or rather 17 people exactly, we re told by authorities, were hit by gunfire and taken to the hospital. one of those a 13-year-old boy, according to the prosecutor, is in critical condition. really, it s just senseless. that s how the governor is describing it, a senseless gun tragedy. we know as f
happening in the united states. then, new details about the anticlinton leaks from the fbi. good fbi agents, brought this to our attention. and guess who got offered russian dirt on hillary clinton? this guy shows up wearing a hat and a trump t-shirt. he makes this offer. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. this is what it sounds like. new audio recording first obtained by pro-republican revealed for the first time what the trump administration s policy of separating children from their parents at the border actually sounds like. that audio came from civil rights attorney jennifer har berry who says it was recorded by a client who wants to remain anonymous. the audio has not been authenticed by msnbc news. the children on that recording who appear to have been at that facility for less than 24 hours are reportedly estimated to be between 4 and 10 years old. what has been done to them has set off a moral crisis and emergency as the trump administ
new york and new jersey wanted to talk to people inside who are being held by immigration officials. some of them forcibly separated from their families. as time ticked away, the congressmembers lost more of pr their patience. listen. they re in charge. they re going to be here. their eta is 45 minutes? no. we have been here since 9:00. we don t have to wait for them. this is ridiculous. we have the approval to go in there. i mean, it isn t that we don t have the approval if i could just ask you to wait the 45 minutes o no, we cannot wait the 45 minutes. eventually all seven lawmakers were allowed inside. no cell phones, no cameras. and they were allowed to speak to detainees inside. one new york congressman says none of this zero tolerance treatment is about border security. ultimately, this fight is about the soul of america! who we are at americans. are we a land of opportunities? are we a land of aspirations? or are we a land of deportation? that s the b
it? this is donald trump s doing. what we are seeing is what he wanted people to see. when a desperate people in the other side of the border to see, wanted americans to see and democrats to see so they would build his wall. but is this a step too far? donald trump said he can shoot someone on fifth avenue and get away with it. is separating kids from their parents what he had in mind? is this proof of what he can get away with? or is it beyond even what his people will swallow? good evening, i m chris plaj mas in washington. president trump and his administration came under intense criticism for the so-called zero tolerance immigration policy. resulting in forced family separations. much of the mounting public outcry was sparkeded by images like these. of small children looking on as u.s. border patrol officers detained their parents. then there are the newly released recordings sobbing children at a detention facility. nbc news has not obtained the audio from a civil rights
sincerity. charles always said what he thought was true. he was an honest and genuinely decent man and it shone through. it was not a pose. charles also may be the bravest man i met personally. it takes courage to stay cheerful and humane for 68 years, doubly so given the remarkable challenges that he faced in the last 44 of those years. but he did it. charles was totally unintimidated all the way through, brave and clear thinking to the end. what a man. tonight we want to talk to some of the people that knew him best here at fox, starting with his friend of many years, brit hume, who joins us tonight. brit, people loved charles krauthammer, even those who disagreed with him. what was it about him that they were responding to? it was a rare combination, tucker, in the sense that he had this extraordinary intellect and one that all of us sort of admired and none of us realized none of us thought we could ever come close to equaling. he was literally in a class by himself.