New video of Charlie Kirk person of interest, Naval Academy hoax: Unbiased Updates, Sept. 12, 2025

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00:01The manhunt intensifies. New video, new images, as investigators zero in on the gunman who killed Charlie Kirk.

00:08Plus, panic at the Naval Academy. A false active shooter alert sparks real violence and leaves one student shot.

00:15And Prince Harry in Ukraine. His mission to help the war wounded, and why he says sports can be medicine.

00:24The stories that matter, clear and credible, from across the country to around the world.

00:30These are your unbiased updates from Straight Arrow News.

00:36Good morning, I'm Craig DeGrelli. We begin with the Charlie Kirk murder investigation.

00:40The FBI has now released chilling new video of the gunman who remains on the loose this morning,

00:46more than 30 hours after the conservative activist was gunned down at Utah Valley University.

00:51The footage shows right here a man springing across a campus rooftop just after the deadly shot.

00:58Now watch, he jumps down from the building, then hurries off near a parking lot into the street nearby.

01:05Investigators later found the bolt-action rifle used in the attack, along with palm and shoe prints and possible DNA.

01:11Officials also released photographs of a person of interest.

01:15This guy right here, a man in sunglasses with a cap and a black shirt with an eagle and U.S. flag on it.

01:20So far, he has not been identified through facial recognition or other technology.

01:24At a press conference, Governor Spencer Cox called the shooter a, quote, evil human being and vowed to pursue the death penalty if he's caught.

01:33FBI Director Kash Patel flew to Utah to oversee the case, but did not speak at the briefing.

01:39Officials say they've received more than 7,000 tips, more digital leads than any case since the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013.

01:48Across the country, vigils honored Charlie Kirk, candles in Orem, Utah, flowers at Turning Point USA headquarters in Phoenix,

01:56and supporters gathering at the Utah Capitol.

02:00Late yesterday, Air Force Two landed in Phoenix with his casket, escorted by Vice President J.D. Vance.

02:06His wife, Usha, held the hand of Kirk's wife, Erica, as they deplaned.

02:11He will be laid to rest in Arizona.

02:13He lived in Scottsdale.

02:15President Trump says he will attend the funeral.

02:18Elsewhere, a wild sequence of events in Annapolis, Maryland.

02:22What began as a report of an active shooter at the U.S. Naval Academy turned out to be a hoax,

02:28but the reaction on campus was very real.

02:30Investigators say the threat was traced to a former midshipman on a chat site logging in from his parents' home in the Midwest.

02:38The campus went on lockdown.

02:40Students and staff got an email warning that said, quote,

02:43Get inside and lock your door right now, not a drill.

02:46Amid the panic, a student mistook a law enforcement officer for the gunman,

02:50struck him in the head with a rifle, and the officer fired back.

02:53The student was shot in the arm.

02:55Both are expected to recover.

02:57By 9 p.m., the Baltimore Sun reports the academy remained on lockdown with people told to avoid the area.

03:04The Navy women's soccer game was canceled.

03:07History in Brazil to tell you about now.

03:10Former President Jair Bolsonaro has been convicted of plotting a coup to stay in power after losing the 2022 election.

03:18Brazil's Supreme Court found him guilty of trying to overturn the vote,

03:21a verdict that makes Bolsonaro the first ex-president in the country's history convicted of attacking democracy.

03:29Justices said the evidence showed he acted to erode institutions,

03:33even approving plans to assassinate political rivals.

03:36Outside the court, supporters of the ruling celebrated.

03:40A trumpeter playing as word of the verdict spread.

03:43President Trump was asked by reporters what he thought of the verdict shortly after it came down.

03:48I thought he was a good president of Brazil, and it's very surprising that that could happen.

03:54That's very much like they tried to do with me, but they didn't get away with it at all.

03:59But I can only say this.

04:02I knew him as president of Brazil.

04:04He was a good man, and I don't see that happening.

04:07Secretary of State Marco Rubio added the United States will respond accordingly.

04:12The court sentenced Bolsonaro to 27 years in prison.

04:15A blockbuster deal could be brewing in Hollywood.

04:19Paramount Skydance, backed by the Ellison family,

04:22is preparing a majority cash bid for Warner Brothers Discovery.

04:26The news was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.

04:29The offer would cover the entire company,

04:31from Warner's movie studio and HBO Max,

04:34to its cable networks, CNN, TBS, and TNT.

04:38Warner Brothers Discovery has a market value of nearly $33 billion,

04:42more than double Paramount Skydance's size,

04:45making the big offer an aggressive swing.

04:48The move comes just months after Paramount's merger with Skydance,

04:51led by David Ellison, son of Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison.

04:55If successful, it would unite two of Hollywood's most iconic studios,

04:59home to Barbie, Harry Potter, The White Lotus, and Mission Impossible.

05:04Call it a dose of royal recovery.

05:06Prince Harry made a surprise visit to Ukraine early today,

05:10meeting injured troops and promoting his Invictus Games Foundation.

05:15Harry arrived in Kiev with his team from the Invictus Games,

05:18the organization he founded after his service in the British Army.

05:22The goal?

05:22Help rehabilitate wounded soldiers through sports and competition,

05:26much like the Paralympics.

05:28He told The Guardian,

05:29we can't stop the war,

05:30but what we can do is do everything we can to help the recovery process.

05:34The visit is part of a four-day trip to Europe,

05:37one that also included a rare meeting with his father, King Charles,

05:41their first face-to-face in nearly two years.

05:44Harry spent a decade in the army before launching Invictus.

05:47The need in Ukraine is staggering.

05:50The Guardian reports some 130,000 people

05:53have been left with permanent disabilities since the war began.

05:57Harry says he hopes to draw attention back to the human cost of the conflict

06:00at a time when much of the world has grown desensitized.

06:04Finally this morning, we're not just reporting the story, we're listening.

06:08Today we're kicking off a new segment straight from you.

06:11Your comments, your questions, fact-checked and answered.

06:15We scanned YouTube, found the most talked-about moments,

06:18and now we're following up.

06:19Let's jump into the biggest ones this week.

06:22Some asked why a nationwide manhunt spun up for Charlie Kirk's killer,

06:27but not after school shootings like Evergreen High School in Colorado.

06:31All right, so here's the deal.

06:31The difference is the threat.

06:34Mass shootings usually happen inside.

06:36Officers rush in, lock down, and neutralize the attacker,

06:39often because he dies or is captured on scene.

06:43In Utah, the gunman fired one long-range shot,

06:46escaped into the community, and left a high-powered rifle behind.

06:50That triggered a fugitive response.

06:52FBI, U.S. Marshals, and state police pooling leads,

06:56releasing images, and offering a big reward.

06:59Another question to a news story this week,

07:02the Russian drone provocation in Poland and its airspace.

07:06A viewer asked if it was a Ukrainian false flag,

07:09meaning the report is designed to blame Russia.

07:12Well, here's the answer.

07:13NATO says more than a dozen Russian drones crossed into Poland.

07:17Fighters from Poland and the Netherlands shot them down,

07:20the first time alliance forces took action inside NATO airspace.

07:24Moscow blamed Ukraine, but analysts called that classic Russian disinformation.

07:31Attribution here is not speculation.

07:33It's based on radar, defense logs, and debris analysis shared by allies.

07:38Next up, raids.

07:39Those ones in Chicago this week, and likely in the weeks ahead.

07:42Well, this viewer asked,

07:43why would legal residents be afraid?

07:46Here's what we found.

07:47ICE targets undocumented immigrants with criminal records or deportation orders,

07:52but can make collateral arrests if others are found.

07:56Many families are mixed status, so one arrest rattles everybody.

08:01With protections rolled back by Homeland Security in, quote,

08:04sensitive areas, including places such as schools, hospitals, and possibly churches,

08:09fear spreads wider.

08:11Even legal residents admit they change their routines

08:14or avoid public places when raids increase.

08:17By the way, keep dropping comments, asking questions,

08:19and we'll tackle the biggest ones of the week.

08:21Thank you very much.

08:22By the way, don't be the person who says,

08:24wait, what happened?

08:26That's me at 2 a.m. when I wake up.

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08:34Those are your unbiased updates for this Friday.

08:36We'll see you back here next week.

08:37For all of us here at Straight Arrow News, I'm Craig DeGrelli.

08:40Have a fantastic Friday and a wonderful weekend.

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