christina fox is back on the road to look at another exciting new development. he's come to who, but also nearby white. to meet inventor sebastian point, got his new construction would be deployed where the professor sees the most obvious need a sewage treatment plant. the machine is specifically designed to filter out micro plastics from the waste water as a if it's over in the local mayor has also come along and he would ultimately buy the pilot facilitator. but 1st is a bastion point that gives the low down on his ingenious, simple sounding invention the, the comically via idea occurred to me in the middle of the night autism. i woke up at 3 am off to having read an article by christine le force force please. i thought, hell, why not give it a try and help me. so the next day i made a sketch of how it might work and the way we built it is practically identical to that sketch cited up. his idea was for a special kind of hydro cyclone machine during the cleaning process. it subjects the water to massive centrifugal forces that push the plastic particles to the

i am christina coleman. this is the foxeport. >> even though president biden's agenda could be at risk if republicans regain control of congress, the commander-in-chief is spending the weekend at his delaware beach house. former president donald trump out on the campaign trail rallying support for many republicans. we have fox team coverage tonight. alexis mcadams on what is causing the governor's race to tighten. a look at key races in former president trumps role in them. we begin with lucas live at the white house on the impact president biden is having on the midterms. hi, lucas. >> this interview on msnbc, president biden made the following claim. >> i'm going to say something, i probably should consider not saying. >> oh, say it. >> i have more experience on the issues facing the country, both in foreign policy than any president ever. >> many critics point to the president's hasty withdrawal from afghanistan. others his trip to saudi arabia failing to get more oil pump. supporters credit's handling of the invasion of

good evening i'm christina coleman filling in for jon scott in new york. and this is the foxeport. ♪ candidates are out on the campaign trail this weekend, president biden is at his home in delaware with the much of his agenda at stake this november but a handful of races can make the difference including the senate race and pennsylvania between lieutenant governor john fetterman and dr. oz. voters in georgia are arty casting ballots at a record pace with senator raffaella warnock and challenger herschel walker in a tight battle. we fox team at coverage with alexis mcadams covering the race in pennsylvania. charles watson is in georgia tennessee senator marsha blackburn is standing by with analysis. but first we kick things off with lucas tomlinson who is live at the white house. i lucas. >> christina, before leaving for the beach president biden was bragging about his recent court victories when it comes to student debt relief a plan. that all held up until last night. >> just yesterday, state court and the supreme court said no we are on biden's side. >> three hours after b

i am christina coleman. this is the foxiden's agenda could be at risk if republicans regain control of congress, the commander-in-chief is spending the weekend at his delawa

i'm christina gonzales, fox news. a court hearing is scheduled for tomorrow in santa clara county.founder elizabeth holmes, the judge is set to review evidence about a key witness for the prosecution who the defense claims now regrets his testimony. tomorrow's hearing has pushed back holmes's sentencing date to november. 18th holmes was found guilty of the friday investors for her then blood testing company she does face up to 20 years in prison. a rental truck towing along trailer overturned on eastbound highway 24 this afternoon backing up traffic for miles. it happened at about 1 45 today just east of fish ranch road. no injuries were reported . witnesses told the chp, the driver of the truck was weaving in and out of traffic before losing control and overturning that crash blocked all lanes of traffic for a short time. the highway state backed up for hours leading up to the caldecott tunnel. october is breast cancer awareness month and today, hundreds of people participated in this year's making strides against breast cancer walk in san francisco ktvu sponsored the event and ou

good evening i'm christina coleman filling in for jon scott in new york. and this is the foxout on the campaign trail this weekend, president biden is at his home in delaware with the much of his agenda at stake this november but a handful of races can make the difference including the senate race and pennsylvania betwee

. >> welcome to fox news live on christina coleman in los a los angeles.-tropical cyclone and lashing coastal south carolina ripping apart peers and flooding homes and streets. made landfall in georgetown as a category 1 storm but quickly lost steam as it moved inland. earlier this week the storm trapped thousands of residents in their homes in florida and killed at least 17 people. fema warned about the dangers of floodwaters even when the worst of the storm is over. >> water is 90% of the fatalities for these tropical systems. that's why we spend so much time talking about the dangers of water. it's dangerous after the storm too. for communities watching, you have to be careful going outside to. >> florida governor ron desantis and the rescue response is a huge effort, cruise up and going door-to-door. >> sean: tonight more senseless and violent crime all across new york city as we are now learning that a female fdny emt working on 9/11 2001 the fatally stabbed in an unprovoked attack in queens, new york, yesterday. police said the 34-year-old male suspe

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. >> christina thank you but of course we have fox news with the very best for the pelosi family and covery of mr. pelosi from his and apparently his wife being tormented in this horrible home invasion, thank you christina. we'll be back with more news in a moment. [ marcia ] my dental health was not good. i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. before humanitarian crisis of the southern border is an issue on the minds of some voters as midterms britt september's numbers from customs and border protection show fiscal year 2022 ended with a record number migrant arrests. nearly 100 of those on the terrace walk watchlist. have deported more than one third of those who do cross the border heard you're looking live right now in eagle pass, texas look at that beautiful view. it is someplace

christina: now police have not stated a motive for this attack. fox digital report that is depepe has ties to radical nudist activist and has disturbing online presence that involves blogs under his name that include online posts about pedophiles and big brother censorship and antisemitic comments and mentioned qanon and both sides swiftly denounced brutal attack yesterday. >> we are looking at a time in our country where there is so much discourse that is fueled by hate and division. and anyone who professes to be a leader has to really understand the meaning and the impact of their words and their posture. christina: and former vice president mike pence released a statement saying, quote, this is an outrage and our hearts are with the entire pelosi family. we pray paul will make a full recovery. there can be no tolerance for violence against public officials or their families. this man should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. now depe was booked in justify jail on ten charges, attempted homicide, elder abuse and assault with a deadly w

the fox news op-ed was written by christina korso to show the benefits of the school choice.backed group said they turned in 142,000 signatures. they actually only turned in 86,000 according to the secretary of state and failed miserably because the parents and kids have their own union now. they're families and they are fighting back and flooding the department of education website in less than two months we've seen over 22,000 applications come in. they have started to crash the arizona department of education government website because so many families are flocking to this program in time of uncertainty as well. they had to see if the ballot referendum would fail or not. it did fail. families won. less than a week after it was clear that families won, over 10,000 applications have gone into the arizona department of education. this is a huge victory and i hope other states follow as well. >> harris: as you were talking my team put it up on the big wall on the chalkboard how many applications for vouchers were coming in in the last week alone after that victory against the

christina: thank you. mike: great to see you. well, that is all for this hour of fox news live.s sunday with my friend and colleague shannon bream is up next. i'm mike emanuel in washington, thank you so much for watching. have a great week. it's the greatest sandwich roster ever assembled. next is the new great garlic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. him him him him woo hoo ensure max protein, him (♪ ♪) and i am shannon bream. her akkadian decimating commuters in florida before accelerating north. >> is basically a 500 year flood event. >> ian it brings record storm surge, flooding and untold damage to florida. then it hits the georgia and carolina coast. hundreds rescued. some have lost everything and rebuilding could take years. we will have live reports on

. >> can't wait to hear about that but first, fox news alert, 911 recordings reveal paul pelosi spoke in code when he confronted his attacker. christinaoleman is live outside the home in san francisco with the latest from police. >> standing here in front of the house, you can see how easy it is to access from the street and that's what a suspect did yesterday morning but you can see a police presence here, officers in front of the home. paul pelosi suffered a fractured skull and injuries to his right arm and hands. he's expected to make a full recovery. nancy pelosi arrived at san francisco general hospital yesterday the family says paul pelosi underwent successful surgery surgery to repair the fracture. the suspect 42-year-old david to pepe broke into the house the upscale neighborhood shortly for 2:30 a.m. yesterday allegedly shouting, where is nancy? paul pelosi managed to call 911 after the break in. when they showed up, they witnessed the 82-year-old being brutally attacked with a hammer. here's what san francisco police chief said today moments ago. >> we are putting together timelines the attack itself from the time the office

cristina rendon ktvu fox two news, christina thank you time. 4 36 oakland police will keep using automaticoakland city council approved the agreement, but with some changes open police will only be allowed to store license plate. information for six months. it also requires quarterly reports to make sure the city is complying with local and state laws, supporters say putting more license plate readers on the streets could deter and help solve crimes. critics say there are privacy concerns. city supervisor is calling for change to help stop side shows in san francisco matt dorsey says the stunt driving events are often initiated by people from out of town. he's calling for improved enforcement, including longer impound times for cars that are seized and more speed bumps on city streets and in the intersections. dorsey also wants the state legislature to speed up implementation of a law that will suspend the driver's licenses of saseidx show participants. the law is set to go into effect in 2025. and dorsey says legislators should consider requiring participants to pay for the cleanup in any

fox news he's a guatemalan national in the u.s. illegally with a criminal record in california. christinaoleman is live in los angeles with the latest on this. christina? >> reporter: hi, arthel. yes, telemundo reports that the murder suspect in this case was here in california outside of city hall in downtown los angeles asking for help days before the stabbing spree in las vegas. the police report states that barrios went to las vegas to stay with a friend, but the friend told him he couldn't stay, so he caught a bus to the las vegas strip. barrios tells police that people were making fun of him on the bus ride. the arrest report also says he asked show girl impersonators to take a picture with him. he thought the women were laughing at him, and he started running around to, quote, let the anger out. police say he ended up stabbing eight people with a 12-inch kitchen knife along the strip in this unprovoked attack, killing a 47-year-old and a 30-year-old. the woman is one of two show girl impersonators he's accused of stabbing. she suffered a stab wound to the chest. her brother posted

fox news live, i'm molly line. alicia: i'm alicia acuÑa. the man stabbed 8 people in fit of rage this week. christinacoleman live with the latest details, christina. christina: hi, alicia, yes, well, according to arrest report the suspect 32-year-old yani barrios asked show girls impersonators and started running around to let, quote, the anger out. facing murder charges for allegedly going into stabbing spree with kitchen knife in wynn hotel. since attack, barrios is in the country illegally and a guatemalan national with criminal record here in california. clark county da regard of citizenship status, his office is considering whether to seek the death penalty based on the evidence in this case. >> i'm not thinking about deportation right now. i'm thinking about filing very serious charges based upon the evidence. christina: telemundo reports that barrios was outside of city hall in downtown los angeles asking for help just days prior to this deadly attack. also the police reports states that barrios went to las vegas to stay with a friend but the friend told him he could not stay at his house and

foxes . jacare alexis joins us live in charleston tonight with the latest on this historic hurricane jake. christina here in charleston, we saw the worst of the in which has recently been reclassified as a post tropical cyclone around noon eastern time today before it made landfall about an hour or so north of where we are now, but christina 80 mile an hour winds we had heavy rain pelting down and that did lead to some minor flooding in the downtown area where we are now, but most of the serious damage in this state occurred about an hour north of us. so we're going to show you guys some video now whitecaps in the water sweeping all the way up to that dock. very, very scary storm surge right there. we also have images from pawleys island. the police department sending these out again. whitecaps the storm surge those high water levels and in those photos that appear that the very end of it collapsed and swept away. by that storm surge and myrtle beach and other areas seeing water levels at least five ft higher than normal and christina here in south carolina . the governor has declared a state of eme

cristina rendon ktvu fox two news thank you. christina and pg and e said it will review this study. support the installation of energy efficient appliances and ventilation equipment in homes and commercial buildings. a federal judge has dismissed an effort to block the biden administration. student loan relief plan. six republican led states had sued to stop the plan . but the judge ruled that the states do not have the authority to file that suit. they are expected to appeal. it does come the same day that the supreme court rejected an appeal from wisconsin taxpayer group to try to stop the debt cancelation program as well. the white house says cancelations will start as soon that the loan will start as soon as this weekend. the holidays are just about here, and the u. s. postal service needs help getting packages and mail delivered to your homes. it is looking to fill 500 positions in the east bay, and it is holding job fairs starting today . now the postal service has an immediate need for clerks and mail handlers. city and rural carriers, tractor trailer operators in some positi

and when you're expected to be back in vacaville, cristina rendon ktvu fox two news thank you. christina biden says he is pardoning thousands of americans convicted for possession of marijuana. the president says he is asking the attorney general and the secretary of health and human services to review federal law now that it is legal in 19 states. the president said the quote failed approach to marijuana has upended too many lives. criminal records from marijuana position have led to needless barriers to employment to housing, educational opportunities, and that's before you address the racial disparities around who suffers the consequences. while white and black and brown people use marijuana is similar rates, black and brown people are arrested, prosecuted and convicted at disproportionately higher rates. now the president is also calling on governors to issue similar pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses. some political analysts say the move is the beginning of the process to federal decriminalization of marijuana. ktvu mike mibach spoke with congresswoman barbara l

fox two news. thank you, christina.eeting to update the list of vaccines doctor should recommend to patients health agency is rejecting a claim that the cdc is about to add covid vaccines to the required childhood immunization list. now the cdc tweeted that only states have the authority to make shots mandatory in schools, some say if the cdc updates its list of suggested vaccinations to include the covid vaccine, states will then require it. it's not right. it's unethical to include covid. we don't require the flu vaccine for children. why would we require the covid vaccine? it does not fit the category of our other traditional vaccines. separately and anticipation of the federal government ending covid vaccine funding advisory committee voted to include covid shots in the free vaccine program for children in low income families . americans now have a new covid booster option. the cdc is allowing pharmacies to administer the novavax booster after the fda authorized its use novavax differs from the fighter and moderna b

approach after ian, but we begin with fox's madeline rivera, who has more on the rescue and recovery efforts from fort myers, florida, madeline. good evening, christina were enough more mobile home park here in fort myers, and i know it's a bit hard to see because it is dark. but hurricane ian really made a mess of this place and a lot of people are coming back to check on their property for the first time, and they're trying to just salvage whatever they can. ian coming ashore for a second time as a category one hurricane north and south carolina bracing for the potential of life threatening storm surges up to seven ft, as well as winds up to 85 mph and flooding up through southern virginia. in charleston residents preparing as best as they can, while officials encourage them to stay indoors. as the storm moves through the area. we just secured the house and, you know the cars in the garages and yeah, waiting for what will happen. next door's stay off the roads if it's the wind, coupled with the trees with the flying debris. meanwhile in florida residents are taking in the extent of the destruction left behind by the powerful storm took everything f

fox two. my. how. breaking tonight. two fires keep firefighters busy in oakland. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm christinardo julie julie haener. firefighters are on the scene of both fires right now. one involves a house near 38th avenue and quickly street. the other involves a vehicle and some vegetation near interstate 5 80 high street video posted to citizen app shows the intensity of flames near the house fire. witnesses say that a single story home is involved. we have no reports of any injuries at the moment or what may have started the fire. witnesses are also posting video of the fire on inter state 5 80 or near the interstate, rather to the citizen app. it appears here that a car started fire, and then that caught the surrounding vegetation as well again. in this case, we do not yet know if anyone has been hurt or what may have started the fire, but we're told both situations are under control. and they are investigating, of course, will bring you any new information on these fires as soon as they become available and keep in mind. you can always turn to our website for updates on breaking news,

ktvu fox to reporter mark sayer is live at the scene of the crash in marquette university just announced that they are postponing san jose's game this weekend. christina, san jose state announced that they will be postponing their game, which was set for new mexico state in las cruces, new mexico tomorrow. all of this, of course, comes after a freshman player was hit and killed while riding his scooter here at the intersection of 10th and reed behind me this morning, just a little bit south of the san jose state campus. 18 year old camden mcx. right was a freshman on the team and war jersey. number six. he's a native of the san fernando valley area of los angeles and played on offense for the spartans as seen in this team video provided by the university deeply deeply deeply. felt on our campus president steve perez says the entire university community is devastated all of our thoughts. our prayers. our sympathy with with our our students, parents. with his friends with the teammates with everybody in the spartan family, california how he patrol which investigates

fox news live, i'm griff jenkins. jacqui: and i'm jacqui hinrich. and the suspect is expected to be arraigned on tuesday and with more on what we know about the attacker, hey, christina. >> hey, jacqui, yeah, paul pelosi suffered a fracture to his skull and serious injuries to his right arm and hands and fortunately he's expected to make a full recovery. he underwent successful surgery yesterday and house speaker nancy pelosi arrived at the hospital yesterday to make a visit. their family says they're grateful for all of the support that they've received. as for the suspect in this case, police say 42-year-old david depape broke into the pelosi's home in this upscale san francisco neighborhood shortly before 2:30 a.m. yesterday morning. a family member who was travelling with the house speaker yesterday says the suspect was trying to tie paul pelosi up until the house speaker got home and that he was shouting, where's nancy? where's nancy? paul pelosi was able to call 911 and by making that crucial phone call probably saved his own life. when police arrived, they saw 82-year-old paul pelosi get attacked with the hammer. as for the suspect, depape has ties to a radica

fox two news. this is the fourth a final goodbye to two brothers from berkeley before they are laid to rush. welcome to the four this afternoon. i'm christina. weird owned and i'm alex savage. a funeral mass was held today for j. c and angel garcia, the to berkeley high school students were shot and killed at a house party in oakland crime reporter henry lee is here with us now, after hearing from mourners, henry alex and christina. hundreds came out to honor these teenage boys are testament to the friendships they forged and the connections they made at berkeley high. two brothers, both berkeley high students were honored at a packed funeral mass at berkeley church attended by friends, family and school officials. they were angels. neighbors sweethearts, the casket of 17 year old jay z. sotelo garcia taken out first. a few minutes later, the casket of his 15 year old brother, angel garcia, was escorted by pallbearers to a hearse. the teenagers were shot and killed at a house party in west oakland earlier this month. police say two shooters, one with a rifle invaded an airbnb, an area garden west macarthur and targeted the victims to other

fox two news. san francisco now and contentious emergency meeting examining the mayor's request for appointees to sign undated letters of resignation. cristina rendon joins us live now in studio and christina supervisor dean preston believes what was happening was both improper and troubling heather he does. in fact, president said that if any other city officials had done this other than the mayor, they'd likely be facing official misconduct charges. and that is why this meeting was very thorough. it lasts about two hours, and the mayor's office says it is no no longer asking for those signed resignation letters. but the commission with the hearing said their work is not over. i can't imagine that you haven't gotten a lot of pushback. it's just such an odd thing to do. francisco government audit and oversight committee held an emergency hearing on mayor london breeds practice of obtaining undated resignation letters from commissioners out of roughly 400 appointments. 48 people were asked to sign them with no explanation as to why they were singled out clearly had a subjective standard here. sometimes she directed it. sometimes she did not breeds chief of staff sean ellsberg took the quest