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Hello, everyone. I'm Dana Perino along with Judge Janine Piro, Harold Ford Jr., Jesse Waters, and Kat Timp.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is the 5.

Donald Trump holding his first news conference since winning re-election. We have much, much more on that later.

But first, there was a horrific shooting at a private Christian school in Madison, Wisconsin, where three people are left dead, including the suspected shooter.

Garrett Tenney is standing by live at the scene. And Garrett, catch us up.

Yeah, Dan, we were across the street from the reunification

center, just about half a mile down from the Abundant Life Christian School. And we have seen

kids as young as five, six, and seven years old driving here on buses where they are anxious

and terrified parents are waiting to be reunited with them. This is a small private Christian school,

K through 12, around 400 students. There's also a preschool that is on campus. And a little before

11 a.m. this morning, police say a student with a handgun opened fire, killing one teacher and another

student and injuring six other students before they were found dead when officers arrived.

Two of the injured students remain in life-threatening critical condition.

Police are not releasing any other information about the shooter or the victims, but so far, the shooter's family is cooperating with the investigation.

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