fox news laura ingle with more on that, and also the situation here in the united states. the effort to get americans vaccinated seems to be hitting a snag. daily vaccination rates are falling even as cases and hospitalizations continue to rise. experts say the slowdown is likely because most people who wanted a shot have already gotten one. and now the challenge is to reach those who are hesitant to get one or those who can't easily travel to a vaccination site. anybody who maybe was frustrated by the online appointment, hustle or didn't want to have to wait in really long lines and thought, you know what? i'll just wait until that's not a thing anymore. now is the time overseas india is battling a deadly new wave of infections for the fourth day in a row. on sunday, the country set a world record for the highest number of daily cases since the pandemic started, hospitals are turning away patients as they run out of beds, oxygen tanks and other life saving supplies about the nobel. nothing nothing like that. no girls, not again. no bed where we can do there, we can go as

laura ingle laura, thank you.ime amid unprecedented rise in deadly gun violence city leadership is trying a new tactic dan springer has details. >> from random vehicle shoots to worst night months of homicide in city's history, the streets of port land have never been more dangerous city on pace to shatter all time murder record and already been 25 homicides, 288 confirm shootings, and 92 gun fire injuries this year. violent crime wave follows months of unrest and defunding of the police. and department stripped of 15 million dollars and 84 officers. 115 have quit since july down nearly 20% from a year ago. and there's a hiring freeze. mayor ted wheeler and several black pastors call for more money for the police. >> there's a need for higher police presence and response to the level of violence that has now taken hold of can hold of our sitting. but the city council has taken a different approach. this week it approved millions of dollars for community groups already receiving grants and the hiring of 24 unarmed

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laura ingle is life with more details on what's in the bill. afternoon laura. >> merely made history this weekend becoming the first state to pass a law enforcement officer bill of rights and i think they were doing away with with that, and there are strong views on both sides of this, some of the new laws will go into effect in a matter of months, lawmakers in maryland with the police reform bills yesterday under the maryland police accountability act of 2021 going over the republican governor larry hogan overwriting three of his vetoes on the major. to change a disciplinary process for officers in addition to give the public greater access to complaints and internal affairs files and no knock warrants and nighttime raid. democrats created a new legal standard requiring the police only as necessary and proportional force, officers used excessive force will face additional criminal penalties including ten years in prison, repealing the law enforcement officer bill of rights increasing civil liability lawsuits, lawmakers and loss law enforcement

senior correspondent laura ingle is in nassau county and particularly hit hard by covid. laura.orter: when we take look at nassau and suffolk county 1,000 nursing home deaths due to covid that we know of. and after months of pressure, both by the press and by family members of those who lost loved ones, in their nursing homes, due to covid-19, there is yet another pushback from the governor's office to make these records public. it has been a long fight looks like it is going to go along a lot longer this latest push in response to a request from the associated press governor cuomo office in a freedom of information act request with governor cuomo office denying ap review of their documents regarding covid-19 nursing home death toll. now in a letter dated april 15th governor records access officer stated that it won't publicly disclose covid-19 nursing home data that it gave to the federal government last year stating releasing the information qowld not only constitute warrant invasion of personal privacy but that their public disclosure would, quote, interfere with law enforcem

laura ingle is live in new york with more. hi, laura. >> reporter: hi, arthel.take a look at just your general newscast, be hard pressed to find any newscast across the country and not see a story involving police and most recently about anti-cop rhetoric and hostility. now, you take that combined with many uniformed officers getting close to retirement, the pandemic and the challenging, the challenges that officers face on the streets after the death of george floyd, all of that combined has apparently accelerated the departure of those wearing the badge. here in new york the nypd reportedly has seen more than a 5300 uniformed officers turn in their paperwork to leave in 2020 which according to published reports is a 75% spike from the year before. and as the defund the police movement marches on with the continuous debate over the deadly use of force, many other police departments are reporting the same■ç mass exodus. some police departments even calling the state of recruitment as being in, quote, crisis mode. that according to the "philadelphia inquirer". on

senior correspondent laura ingle is in nassau county, new york, where nursing homes were hit particularly hard by covid. laura. >> reporter: hi, arthel. yes, this is really one of the epicenters that has happened during the covid-19 nursing home deaths, and it has been another very frustrating pushback for both the press and for the family members of those who lost loved ones in nursing homes. with this latest pushback from governor cuomo's office, it is going to be a very long fight ahead. now, as we look forward to the story, now, all of this is in response to a request from the associated press to governor cuomo's office in a freedom of information act with governor quo me's -- cuomo's office denying the review regarding the covid-19 nursing home death toll n. a letter dated april 15th, the governor's office records access officer stated it won't publicly disclose covid-19 nursing home data that it gave to the federal government stating releasing the information would, quote: constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, adding that the documents were compiled for law enforce

jon: laura ingle, some scary numbers there. live on long island, laura.ou. ♪ ♪ jon: president biden marks 100 days in office this week new fox polls giving him high marks for his handling of covid. but those new polls also show voters disapprove of his approach to border security and immigration. david spunt takes a look. >> reporter: president biden will mark his 100 days in office later this week, the first hundred days for any president of the united states significant as it sets the agenda and sets the tone for the rest of the time in office. according to our new fox news poll, it shows president biden's numbers when it comes to handling the pandemic are high. i want to read some of these numbers to you. 58% of the people approve of how president biden as has handled covid-19. 34% disapprove. the lowest number, 34% approve of immigration whereas 52% disapprove of immigration. with a 46-15% margin, voters say border security is worse today than it was two years ago according to that latest fox news survey. as far as the president's handle of covid when

that just goes to show you how dangerous the job continues to be paid >> laura ingle, thank you. eric. >> on new york's long island police officer who nearly died after being stabbed two weeks ago. is scheduled to be released from the hospital tomorrow. officer he was trying to paren arrest a drunk driving suspect police say, when that man allegedly stabbed him in the leg. the officer was rushed to the hospital and books for emergency surgery authorities credit this man marine corps veteran with saving the officers life for they say he wrapped a belt around the officers leg to stop the bleeding and then helped carry the wounded officer to an suv so he could be taken to the hospital. thanks to him and we send our best wishes to hero officer a reminder of the dangers of those in law enforcement face every day. as president biden prepares to address congress tomorrow this first 100 days in office, fox news has some brand-new polling about voters think of this performance so far on the wide range of issues. david has the breakdown from washington. he met president biden will mark is

laura ingle has this story. >> good afternoon.tremely difficult for kids. there's estimates that show that some of them are about a year or more behind in reading and math. that is just astounding. as many parents and educators across the u.s. work to bring struggling students up to speed, they're deciding if a child should move on to the next grade. as you mentioned at the top, 17 states across the country along with washington d.c. have mandatory retention laws for third graders. if kids don't meet reading requirements, they could be forced to repeat the grade. the so-called third grade reading laws are not. in tennessee, the mandatory retention law was passed in january of this year. the state estimates 66% of third graders are not meeting english language standards and some lawmakers proves the point that some kids need to repeat a grade. >> we all want the same goal. we want our kids to complete high school and be able to read, write and do math and get a job and support themselves. >> in a year of virtual teaching and learni

laura ingle hive in new york looking for the latest. that's really disgusting. hing. you know, this video is certainly very disturbing. it was shot this week in manhattan and actually released by the city's largest police union to show the public what its officers are up existence as they are patrolling city streets. and as you can see, some days it is definitely definitely a harrowing job. >> get the [bleep] out of the [bleep] car. >> people don't want to see you here. get the [bleep] out. >> reporter: now, that confrontation tuesday showed several men surrounding an nypd suv one with a megaphone hurling profanities while two officers is sit inside with the windows rolled up before they drove away with. protesters and defund police groups continue to rally against law enforcement after the death of george floyd last year. in new york city crime has gone up in several major categories. murders have risen nearly 20% and shooting innocents over 56% so far in 2021 compared to this date in 020. the police union came out yesterday and said, quote: we know these haters

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laura ingle reports.man opening fire at a fedex facility in indianapolis, killing at least eight people and injuring several others before taking his own life. authorities say the incident unfolded late thursday night when officers arrived they found a very. chaotic an active crime scene. they found several victims injured and several victims deceased. several people were transported to the hospital with gunshot wounds. indianapolis metropolitan police say others took themselves to the hospital, and they're asking anyone who left the scene to contact them with any information. what we did find preliminarily from the interviews that were conducted was that. um, you know, this suspect came to the facility, and when he came there, he, uh he got out of this car and pretty quickly started some random shooting outside the facility. that ex releasing a statement saying, quote we are deeply shocked and saddened by the loss of our team members following the tragic shooting at our fed ex grand facility in indianapo

>> laura ingle while their books. i love the nancy drew theories. i love all things beverly cleary. judy blume. >> okay. yeah. >> i loved reading of all kinds. i think one of the things that was most important for where i am today is something that i encourage people to try to do, if they can. when i was in third grade my dad started this tradition with me. i had to read two articles to discuss. when he would arrive home, he was change his clothing. beforehand, we would sit at the table and i would present which articles i had chosen and then we would discuss them. why did you choose it? what was interesting about that? what would you have done differently? i just remember that so fondly. through all of my elementary school years, high school years, my dad was a news consumer. he subscribed to every magazine. u.s. world news report time magazine, newsweek. we got them all. we made little notes. we had pretty robust dinner discussions as well. i do think back. there was one time on marine one where briefed the president about something. i had a flashback to the dining room table. >>

reform commission in our nations capital is recommended reduction in the size of our police force, laura ingle is taking a closer look at the decrease in police. >> the defunding the police movement has led to many changes in law enforcement throughout the country and some policies are changing, so are crime statistics causing concern for many people living in the cities and towns where crime is rising. earlier today the dc police reform commission, 20 member panel created by the dc council last summer released a report outlining 90 recommendations that would include sending social workers to some 9 one one calls and shrinking the size, responsibilities and budget of the city's metropolitan police. this as a recent wave of carjackings since the first of the year resulting in 30 arrests. >> i would ask for some, a bit edgy but necessary, something we need to look at seriously because we need to accept that it has become clear to us that there is greater reliance on police than is necessary and more acceptance of the abuses by police then we should accept it, >> in minneapolis, the st. george wh

. >> harris: i want to bring in correspondent laura ingle with more on this. > another sad story to report here. the shooting happened just in a matter of minutes. according to those witnesses. as police continue the grim work of going through the crime scene there are still family members right now if their loved ones were involved and other family members got word their loved ones are okay. listen. >> they were able to give me she was in the other building. i'm so thankful. my heart goes out to all the people affected. i didn't know if i wasing -- wasing going to be able to go home. it was scary. i want people to love each other. >> they found five other victims with injuries. one in critical condition. several others took themselves to the hospital. we don't yet know exactly how many people were shot total. now we've been told by fedex that fedex employees are not allowed to use their phones on the floor of the warehouse, which has made some of the preliminary information difficult to assess since those employees weren't able to call directly for help or cal

laura ingle fox news hospitals in india are desperate for oxygen supplies is the health systems there nears collapse under the pressure of surgeon coronavirus cases india has recorded the world's highest ever number of a new of new infections for a second day, reporting more than 330 new cases and cases, air doubling every 10 days and ally people are dying outside of one of the city's biggest hospitals as wards overflow with patients inside. yesterday came out of it all, father this job, mom, give it to him. you just solvingor failing to take the warnings of a second wave more seriously. critics have also pointed to india's government deciding not to pause hindu religious festivals or elections. coming up. 1/5 dead whale is washed up on a big area beach in less than one month. what officials say is the cause of death. plus a new crew. nasa astronauts arrives at the international space station. i'm christina coleman with more on the spacex flight, and why it's making space history. oh dry weather pattern finally coming to an end. in fact, i'm tracking this and drizzle a few sprinkles f

laura ingle with our new york bureau is all over the story and she said teachers are telling her thatklin square, they are in lockdown. other school staffers are working shifts, there being locked out and told by security to vacate the area as police work the scene out in long island new york. we will follow this for you with a report of possible shots fired and bring you updates as we get them. >> you look at the breath of this particular piece of legislation, it's the strongest anti-rioting piece of legislation in the country. there is nothing even close. if you harm others, if you harm a law enforcement officer during one of these assemblies, you are going to jail. >> that is governor ron desantis, a new anti-rioting law as other states apply similar legislation and response to the violent protests after george floyd staff. it would ban taunting police and camping on state property, expand activities, and impose tougher penalties for blocking traffic. civil rights groups slamming this proposal saying they violate the constitutional right to free speech. i would like to start with y

arthel: laura ingle in new york, thank you. eric: we think that good samaritan hannah wishes are with that suffolk county at the half spittle. give an update now and something else that broke overnight. police say an armed standoff occurred at a hawaiian resort and that is not over. the resort in honolulu was evacuated last night after police say shots were fired inside the guest room. the suspect shot through the door when hotel security responded. the standoff continued for about ten hours until the gunmen, police say, took his own life. no other injuries have been reported thankfully but the media says they had a military background was possibly stationed in hawaii. meanwhile back in your state, the race for governor of new york state now officially has started. the state's current leader andrew cuomo faces sexual misconduct scandal and a federal investigation of those nursing home deaths. first republican to throw his hat into the ring is new york congressman lee zeldin who is here and he will join us in a few moments to di

fox senior correspondent laura ingle joins us live with the latest, covering this nonstop for weeks. press and the family members of those who have lost loved ones due to the covid-19 pandemic in nursing homes. and with the governor's latest response, it looks like this fight is going to go on a lot longer. now, we're talking about the latest round in a response to a request from the associateed press to governor cuomo's office and a freedom of information act with governor cuomo's office denying the ap review of their documents regarding the covid-19 nursing home death toll. in a letter, the governor's access officer stated it won't publicly disclose nursing home data that it gave to the federal government last year stating it would, quote: constitute an unwarranted invitation of privacy. >> this has never been act protecting the family. if that was the case, he would have released information to those who lost loved ones in nursing homes a long time ago. this is all about protecting andrew cuomo and his political career. >> reporter: it has been a long haul fight for these records

. >> trace: laura ingle is following the latest developments from new york. good morning to you. >> good morning. it happened just as some employees were about to sit down and have their dinner break. one man who said he was sitting with a co-worker just about to eat, they heard a loud clang and then the unmistakable sounds of gunshots just after 11:00 p.m. >> then we heard three more shots and then my buddy levi saw someone running out of the building. and then more shots went off. somebody went behind their car to the trunk and got another -- got another gun and then i saw one body on the floor. >> this fedex facility is massive. according to local reports, it employs more than 4500 people making it the second largest hub for the company globally. information still coming together this morning. we've been told that fedex employees are not allowed to use their phones on the floor of the warehouse. those folks weren't able to call for help or call family members. chief deputy of the indianapolis police said no arriving officers were injured as they found the

. >> let's go to laura ingle with the latest. good morning. >> good morning to you.dex facility said he was just about to sit down and eat with his friend when they heard a loud clang, then the unmistakable sound of gunshots. then we heard three more shots and my brother levi saw somebody running out the building. three more shots went out. somebody ran out to the trunk and got another gun and then i saw one body on the floor this fedex facility is massive. more than 4500 people are employed making it the second largest hub for the company globally. information is still coming together at this hour. we are working to verify how many workers were on duty during the shooting and have been told that fedex employees are not allowed to use their phones on the floor of the warehouse. the metropolitan spokesperson says no arriving officers were injured as they found the wounded and dead on the scene. those 8 were preannounced are dead at the scene. multi-her other people with injuries transported to local hospitals or transported themselves to local hospitals. >> right now

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