in denver, alicia acuna. fox news. police in oakland are investigating a kidnaping. authorities say it happened just before 5:00 this evening in the area of 13th and international. police say when they arrived on scene, they learned a vehicle with multiple people inside, approached a woman. one person grabbed her and drove off with her. the victim has been found. no word on her condition or if police have made any arrests. still to come tonight, new developments in the case against the man accused of killing two people and injuring another in davis. what a doctor said today about the suspect after taking the stand. all right. weekend just around the corner. let's take a look that when i market this afternoon, where crews could be seen installing a new x sign on the roof of the building. the san francisco standard reports the city's department of building inspection has opened a complaint into the sign. we're working to confirm that report. twitter renamed itself x on monday as part of owner elon musk's desire to turn the social media site into an app for messaging ba

alicia acuna will tell us what's causing the long wait times.p rails against cocaine gate, roll it is preventing a hominy cameras they have opposite the front door of the situation room where the drugs, the cocaine, they know who this was. they know the person, it is impossible. stuart: how you ended an investigation without any suspects, joe concha deals with cocaine gate next. ♪ stuart: we have a dow industrials up 26 and the nasdaq move it up a little more, europe 70 points. try apple, is gaining some ground after morgan stanley raised their price target to $220 a share. it is currently 193. i think it is going higher. a federal appears court temporarily blocked. a lower court's ruling that had limited the white house communication with social media companies. grady trimble, wanted. you're going to explain this and tell me what happens now. >> the federal appears court that blocked the lower court order will take up the case and they will decide if the temporary order from the lower court goes into place or if it stays on hold. at issue in th

welcome to fox news live i am alicia acuna. griff: great to be with you. and it packed your patients tens of thousands of flights were either canceled or delayed throughout this week. airline officials say they have taken measures to prepare for the july 4 rushford senior correspondent steve harrigan is alive at jackson airport in the lancet with the length of the holiday travel surge. how is it looking, steve? >> and griff, from this vantage point record numbers were there during a very good job of dealing with so far as you can see behind me the alliance about a 10 minute wait from 20 minutes earlier this morning. 17.7 million americans we find this week on the fourth of july here in atlanta the busiest estate -- date has been friday pre-tsa screen more than 100,000 people that topped a record since 2019 day after the super bowl, numbers are up across the country 11%. and really, higher since pre-pandemic levels. right here in atlanta about one had a 70 flight delays across the nation as many as 2000 delayed. officials continue to warn passengers, try to

. >> hi, i'm alicia acuna.congressional hearing, they said they were not given full access to evidence and that was blocked. lucas tomlinson has the latest. >> two irs whistleblowers testified that joe biden and his son hunter each received $5 million to get ukraine's top prosecutor fired when biden was vice-president and his son was a board member of the same ukrainian energy company that prosecutor was investigating. these new allegations come from an unclassified fbi document made public by iowa senator chuck grassley, a document one of the irs whistleblowers says he was never allowed to see. >> i had never seen that document before so i had never seen that 1023. the reason why that so 1023 might have been important that could further validate some other evidence we're trying to prove in the case and that's why all information is necessary for especially the lead irs case agent to have. >> now, alicia, none of this fbi document can be verified. some said the same thing about the steele dossier, and recall, d

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joining us alicia acuna live from denver.ll not be easily solved, for those living outside of big cities the situation is especially dire. in garden city, kansas, air am plans pilot rodney baker is one of a distinct killing number in his field, highly specialized providers who bridge the life-saving gap between rural america and emergency health care. >> we have a golden hour, that is the standard in ems, that that patient needs to be at a level-one trauma center or trauma physician within that hour to increase their survivability. >> reporter: flying icu bases are located all over the country but last year air methods, corp, the nation's largest provider shut down self, citing inflation, underreimbursement by medicare and federal regulations and the pilot shortage isn't helping. >> these are certainly hard times for our industry and our ability to serve the community that we serve across the country >> reporter: according to the american college of surgeons one in four americans live more than an hour's drive away from a pot

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i'm alicia acuna, hi again, griff. griff: i'm griff jenkins.ted debate surrounding parents' rights and lgbtq issues. christina coleman is digging and the latest. >> reporter: in a contentious hours-long school board meeting just east of los angeles, the school board voted 4-1 thursday night in favor of a new policy that requires school staff to notify parents in writing after a student requests to identify with a genderrer different than what is on their birth certificate. state superintendent of public instruction tony furman says the policy tramples on the safety and rights of students. he got in a very heated exchange with the school board president who is many favor of the new rule. she says parents should know what's going on with their kids. furman was escorted out of the building by security as people were shouting and yelling. here's the school board president's reaction to the tense meeting. >> but what i saw here tonight was just catering to a mob mentality that has disregard for the safety of many of our students who are vulnerable a

alicia acuna is live in denver to explain this one. what did you find out? >> hi, bill.with a specialist, meet heather greg, a denver area mom who suffered from debilitating migraines for two decades. lately they've gotten worse and can take her away from work and time with family. last month she was referred to a neurologist. >> when i called at the beginning of june, they said their first available appointment was november. and their first available teledoctor appointment was september. i was shocked. >> according to a survey, in 2022 the average wait time for a new patient appointment in 50 major u.s. cities was 26 days. up five. for an objgn the average wait is a 19% increase. cardiology wait times are up 26% and orthopedic surgery 48%. an aging population, delayed appointments during the pandemic. population growth and physician burn-out. pre-covid staffing shortages as more doctors are retiring and the rate of poor health among americans not helping. six in ten adults have at least one chronic condition. >> you will have to really take care of preventive care in a

charlie: hello i am charlie hurt along with alicia acuna, lisa boothe and joey jones.elcome to "the big sunday show", our story, stop criminals, get fired. happening more and more these days. a 68-year-old woman who worked at lowes for 13 years in the pink slip was not enough. she also got a black guy when she tried to stop shoplifters stealing $2000 of merchandise from a store in georgia. >> the guy decided he wanted to be let go so he punched me. i grab my glasses and held onto the car into punch me again and again. i feel bad at the same time. i'm emotionally mixed. i love my job, loved. i've enjoyed working with the people that i work with in helping the customers and enjoy everything about it and have a perfect job that was mine. charlie: san francisco bay get their communities to get involved and stop crime so they don't have to. when declaring a wall street journal op-ed san francisco has lost its mind the other outreach because he got punched in the face when he tried to stop a homeless guy from urinating on his property. >> i cannot believe i live in a city wh

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alicia acuna shows us people in rural areas having trouble accessing maternity care. >> sometimes babiess far from maternity care like this utah family in 2018, the unexpected can happen. >> we never want someone to give birth on the side of the road. >> but maternity care is getting harder to reach in rural america. the march of dimes found maternity c deserts grew. a number that can appear small until you consider cdc data shows maternal deaths of u.s. women during pregnancy, childbirth and post par item jumped by 40% in 2021. a quarter of which were covid related while other causes include suicide, overdoses, excessive bleeding, heart issues and infections. >> i think it's dire. i think it's getting worse as we see more hospital, labor and delivery units closing. >> jessica anderson runs the mid wifery program at the college of nursing. provides patients with telehealth services and home monitoring equipment and is working to increase the number of certified nurse midwives in less populated areas. >> she did have a birth at a birth center. >> miranda is a nursing student who plans to

problems for commercial airlines, we've done a lot of that, there is a shortage of helicopter pilots, alicia acunaknow why this is a big deal. >> a lot of it goes back to covid and staffing that was drawn down and a lot of retirements as well and last year air methods corporation shut down several of the bases, this is the nation's largest air ambulance provider due to inflation under reimbursement by medicare as well as federal regulation in the pilot shortages not helping it is especially dire for folks who live in rural america who often live hours from double one level two trauma centers in the pilots like rodney baker to get them there. >> we have a golden hour and that is the standard in ems that the patient needs to be at a level one trauma center or trauma position within the hour to increase their survivability. >> the american college of surgeons says one in four americans live more than an hours drive away from a trauma center, boeing says that the next 15 years the world will face a shortage of 61000 helicopter pilots and becoming up to $170,000, entry-level pay is around 60 grand, sig

charlie: hello i am charlie hurt along with alicia acuna, lisa boothe and joey jones.o "the big sunday show", our story, stop criminals, get fired. happening more and more these days. a 68-year-old woman who worked at lowes for 13 years in the pink slip was not enough. she also got a black guy when she tried to stop shoplifters stealing $2000 of merchandise from a store i

here is senior correspondent alicia acuna. >> it's terrifying because you know okay, i have to get thisnd i don't have time for this. and i don't want to be in pain anymore. >> heather gregg has suffered from debilitating migraines more than two decades. lately gotten worse. some hit so hard they interrupt the denver mother's time work and daughter. when she was referred to a neurologist in june, the first available in person appointment was in november. a five month wait. >> i was shocked. >> accord tog a survey by amn healthcare in 2022 the average wait time for a new patient appointment in 15 major u.s. cities was 26 days. up five days from 2004. the numbers get worse for certain specialties for an obgyn the average wait is 31.4 days. a 19% increase from 2017. cardiology wait times are up 26%. and orthopedic surgery 48%. >> we have arrived at a point in time where demand for physicians is rapidly exceeding supply. >> the reasons for that vary including an aging population, delayed appointments during the pandemic, population growth, and physician burnout is now adding to precovid sta

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