jon: alexis mcadams, thanks.sident biden signing the bipartisan bill into law, praising congress for taking action and saving lives. congress worked quickly to pass the bill after terrible mass shootings in uvalde texas and buffalo, new york. today the white house is weighing in on calls to hack the supreme court after landmark decisions on gun rights as well as abortion. lucas tomlinson live in the white house with the latest. >> president biden signing into law the largest gun control measure in nearly 30 years he hopes will save lives in his way out the door to catch his flight, the president took a shot at the supreme court. >> columbine, sandy hook, charleston, orlando, las vegas, atlanta, buffalo, uvalde and the shootings that happen every day in the streets, mass shootings we don't even hear about. >> do think the supreme court is broken in your view? >> the supreme court has made terrible decisions. >> here's what's in the bill biden side red flag laws and crisis prevention programs and enhance background

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all right, alexis mcadams, thank you, live in new york city. eric? eric: as we've been reporting, more than a dozen states moving to outlaw abortion after the supreme court decision. kentucky, louisiana,,s they have so-called trigger bans that have already gone into effect automatically. missouri's attorney general became the first in the nation to sign an order banning nearly all abortions there. this as other states where abortion is allowed will become those refugee states providing funds, shelter and medical assistance to women who travel to those states from a state where abortion is outlawed. joining us for more, former acting attorney general matthew whitaker. mr. whitaker, welcome. you know critics are saying this is a conservative cabal that has hi jacked the court, but supporters say the court has reclaimed its legitimacy by affirming a state's authority to regulate abortion. how do you see that? >> yeah, i see it as the latter. i see, you know, roe v. wade was always poorly reasonedded and not grounded in constitutional law, and what has a

foxes alexis mcadams as the latest from both scenes. philadelphia police say multiple people were shooting into this large crowd detectives finding at least five guns at the crime scene. this is where that shooting happened in the south street neighborhood. they're just before midnight, at least 14 people were shot in. three of those people were killed. that's when they say philly cop pulled out his gun and tried to take down one of those shooters. the normally busy strip now a crime scene is investigators work. to track down these shooters. there were hundreds hundreds of individuals out there last night. and i'm asking the public that if any of these people anyone who are out there who was out there saw anything. witness anything immediately before, during or after. to please call or text our tip line. spent 215686 tips . now we're learning about another mass shooting. that also happened overnight, that one in chattanooga, tennessee, investigators saying three people were killed during the shooting near a bar downtown. they say some p

record high inflation. >> across the economy, alexis mcadams, thanks very much.hel: as mentioned earlier president biden said inflation is his top economic priority. a new report shows prices rising at levels not seen since the early 1980s. the president addressing numbers from the port of los angeles yesterday fighting a spike in shipping costs and russia's war in ukraine. lucas tomlinson live at the white house with more. >> one day after that, reports say inflation continues to get worse in los angeles. president biden continuing to lane flagler putin for the skyrocketing prices. >> is outrageous with the war in ukraine is causing and we are trying very hard, we've significantly increased the number of pounds of orioles being reserve. 240,000 barrels from other nations. we will keep pushing on it. >> president biden's warning, 57% approval rating gas was just $2.39 a gallon. today his approval rating dropped to 39%, even though her and other polls, gas averages $5 a gallon nationwide for the first time in american history according to this chart, price of gas

alexis mcadams in new york city with more. alexis.h, as the crime rises in new york city, the new report suggests that there's a declining number of nypd officers in the department. according to new york post, more than 1500nypd officers are either resigned or retired this year, that's up 38% compared to data from 2021 and put the department on track to have the biggest loss and manpower in decades. so not good news for public safety. those numbers are much higher than what the nypd has. we reached out to them this morning and this is what they gave us telling fox news about 1,000 officers have left the department. there's about 500 officer difference there. so the question are why are the officers leaving, well, the police association of the city of new york points to low pay, fewer benefits and police sentiment and this is staffing crisis that will ultimately hurt public safety and this comes as nypd says overall crime is up 38% compared to last year and investigators are searching for 5 men, they are accused of killed and shooting

alexis mcadams live in new york city.g stunned faces and frowns at the pump. reporter: not a lot of happy people at the pump but that doesn't stop them from fill up. here at the mobile gas station behind me, you see cars moving in and out, it's about 6.50 a gallon for regular gas but although people aren't happy, griff, they aren't surprised because it's been climbing steadily for months. take a look at your screen. this is what we are talking about today. the news this morning, for the first time ever the national average for regular gas hit 5 bucks a glen. that's up 60 cents from last month. and now drivers paying nearly 2 bucks more just per gallon than we were last summer. >> cost me 30 to fill out and now see where it's at now, it's 55. reporter: right now california, nevada, alaska, illinois and washington, you guys have the highest gas prices in the nation. california sits at 6.42 a globe. illinois, you guys at 5.56 a gallon. triple a conducted a survey telling us that drivers said before when they asked them in th

arthel: indeed, alexis mcadams live in new york city. eric. eric: lawmakers on both federal and state levels are working on the next steps in the legislative process following the court's landmark and historic opinion. abortion is set to become outlawed or restricted in roughly half of the states. president biden says his administration will do what it can to protect access. some states like new york are preparing to be abortion refugee states where women from states where the procedure is ow lawed can travel for the procedure. alexandria hoff live at the supreme court which has been the site of those noisy demonstrations and some of that is continuing on this sunday. hi alexandria. reporter: hi, eric, yeah. protests are continuing today. they have been peaceful. overall two arrests were made yesterday after two people appeared to throw red paint beyond the security barrier. that was cleaned up by this morning. police are on standby in case tensions flare-up. today's crowd size is one 10th of the what it was friday there were a large amount of

alexis mcadams, alexis thank you.l after a man crashed his car into a pro- trump store. 46-year-old sean flaherty plowed his car into the stores window near boston thursday afternoon nearly hitting an employee and destroying idols of merchandise. nobody was hurt. police have not released any information regarding motive but charge the driver with malicious destruction of property. the department of homeland security is set to punish border agents who have already been cleared of wrongdoing. the number of migrant crossing at the southern border continues to break records. that included dozens of people on the terror watch list. arizona attorney general trying to swipe on the fox report coming up. ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new infiniti qx60. take on your wild world in style. ♪ take on your wild world in style. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. ♪ because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when

alexis mcadams tracks the upward trend for us. that's right.me paying nearly $6.50 a gallon at this mobile station. not happy but not surprised. either. take a look at your screen there for the first time ever today, the national average for regular gas hit $5 a gallon. that's up 60 cents from last month, and now drivers pay nearly $2 more gallon than we were last summer article. they are. cutting our pockets head in my pockets for real so follow me. i mean, i get it. it's nobody's fault, but you know, it's not its pockets. i'll bleeding. americans are almost paying double now to fill up the tank compared to year ago. so this is what we're looking at. in terms of prices. have you have a ford f 1 50 shout at least $130 for a full tank of gas. if you drive a jeep grand cherokee you're looking at about 1 15 and a honda civic, which has a smaller tank. more than 60. bucks says the price of diesel is even higher, costing truckers hundreds of dollars to fill up, leading to an increase in overall inflation, empty shelves that we're seeing around the c

alexis mcadam's live in york city, thank you.after another tough week for the biden administration. from gas price increases, runaway inflation, to the baby formula shortage and lingering supply chain delays. lucas tomlinson is alive at the white house with more on the presidents week ahead, lucas. >> hey rich in order to get gas prices down, many republicans went to see increased oil production here in the united states, not the middle east. >> or nietzsche's american energy. we have it in the ground part he won't let us get it out. but think joe biden once high gasoline prices so he can force people into electric vehicles. remember, as a candidate he said he absolutely guarantees he will eliminate fossil fuels. >> according to a chart and gas buddy another record high today quickly approaching $5 a gallon. gasoline not the only field facing the president. 90% out of formula. his resume production with initial products another flight from australia, expected to land in the u.s. soon it caring formula made from goat's milk to fee

we begin with alexis mcadams she is live in our new york city newsrooms. >> most of the cities over thekend had large protest. the largest turnouts in the body damage are in states where abortion remained legal for most of the protester peaceful but that was not the case on portland. an investigator say things took a violent turn after investigators found 60 people dressed in all black breaking windows at the banks and coffee shops in downtown portland. they also see people vandalize the pregnancy center there. just over the weekend colorado the pregnancy care center was vandalized and set on fire. the police investigating the arson chap in less than 24 hours after the u.s. supreme court reversed federal protections of abortion. if abortions are not safe, neither are you. in los angeles the lapd making arrest downtown on friday. one man was arrested for attempted murder of a police officer who was injured after they say he threw a makeshift flamethrower out of cop. this map each state stands after the ruling which is now overturned. it's important to know that most of the cities have th

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first let's go to alexis mcadams live in new york city, hi alexis per. >> demonstrations erupted across the nation. most of the cities had the largest protest and the most damage are in states where abortion remains legal. just over the weekend in colorado this pregnancy care center was vandalized and even set on fire. police investigating that are sent which happened less than 24 hours after the u.s. supreme court reversed federal protections of abortion for their graffiti you are looking at summits blurt out it said if abortions are not safe, neither are you. portland hundreds march the protests of the roe v wade decision for it only took a few hours before things turned violent there. according to portland police at least 60 people dressed in all black broke windows on the banks and on the coffee shops of local places. also school van was damaged and a pregnancy center was vandalized there. we go to los angeles with lapd made a few arrests downtown on friday preexist some of the chaos there is the officers in riot gear. the "new york post" reported amanda been charged with attempted

alexis mcadams is live with the latest, hi alexis. >> horrendous shootings happening and party like atmospheres but everything turning wrong within just a few seconds. as a busy saturday night in philly, hundreds of people out on the streets according to investigators. it all ended up as one of the countries latest mass shooting spree take a look on your screen this is where it all happen in phillies at south south street neighborhood just last night. south street had dozens of bars and lots of restaurants. it's a pretty popular to hang out pretty special in the summer. police say it was slammed last night to put investigators telling us at least 14 people were shot, three of those people were killed. just before midnight investigators spotted a multiple gunman opening fire into that large crowd, that is when a philly police officer pulled out his gun and tried to take down one of the shooters. this normally busy strip now a crime scene. >> there are at least two guns that have been recovered from the scene. one with an extended magazine. at this time, as a result of the shooting, we have numer

there fox news team coverage read alexis mcadams live in new york city on protests across the countrybut first to davis he is live at the supreme court where crowds are also gathering. david. [cheering] >> a consistent presence outside the supreme court. thousands of people out here today but will give you kind of a live look at what we are looking at right now. the majority if not most of people out there potentially all of the people out here today are pro-choice are angry about this decision that came down from the supreme court. i was out here yesterday there is much more of a pro-life presence out here yesterday. i have not seen that at this point. a lot of profanity. a lot of fingers going up and gestures at the supreme court. that is a visceral reaction. there's talk about when things calm down going to state legislatures. about voting different people in congress. also in the white house for that is where this kind of talk is going right now. as you mentioned after the sleeves washington d.c. and d.c. hit a microcosm of the country, of course this goes to the states. many stat

alexis mcadams is live in new york city with more. >> hi, arthel. we watched demonstrations erupt across the nation after the supreme court decision came down. most of the cities that had the largest protests and the most damage are in states where abortion remains legal. out in portland, hundreds marched to protest the roe v. wade decision, but it took a few hours until police say things took a violent turn. you can see the windows smashed and graffiti. according to portland police, at least 60 people dressed in all black broke into some businesses, like banks and coffee shops and also vandalized a school van and also a pregnancy center. over the weekend, in colorado, another pregnancy center, in longmont colorado was vandalized and set on fire. investigators say this was an arson which happened less than 24 hours after the u.s. supreme court reversed federal protections of abortion. the graffiti there, i don't know if you can see it, it says if abortions are not safe, neither are you. in los angeles, the l.a.p.d. making some arrests during protest

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alexis mcadams thanks. news alert at a chicago police officer rushed to the hospital big shop this afternoon on the city's south side. a police department spokesperson said happened about 2:00 p.m. local time the officer never reported in good condition at university of chicago medical center. no word yet on any arrests. it is the third chicago police officer shot on duty in just the past week. we're also learning more about the shocking killing of a retired wisconsin judge in his own home. according to police the suspect had a hit list with the names of several high-profile political figures including the governors of wisconsin and michigan. the suspect found in critical condition from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. charles watson and atlanta with the details force, charles. >> hi john the suspect in this case allegedly targeted that retired wisconsin judge and he reportedly also had his eyes set on possibly harming prominent democratic and republican leaders according to multiple reports 56 road suspect

alexis mcadams is live and eric city with the details. tell us all about this, alex. >> hi arthel.e detection dogs there gorged them subway systems in new york city like this from behind me. the nypd now is the only police department and the world that are using this type of technology on the dogs. investigators tell us these canines will now have the ability to keep tracking what used to be a undetectable explosives for their year old look at the new technology crated by the nypd. they work for the private tech company to create a special dog harness that would with the electronic the sensors inside the harness enabled the k-9 officer to detect radiation or other chemical or even biological agents that dogs nose just can't. nypd tells technology has a proven success rate. >> the technology is very reliable. it surprises us how reliable it is sometimes. and we are always still discovering things about the sensors that surprised and how sensitive they are. just being out there on a post on the subway platform sometimes it will go off them a look around and say okay, that is why. and

a boy alexis mcadams is live in new york city with more, alex. quick hi arthel i don't have a lot of good news for people because you mentioned there is no relief in sight according to aaa. experts kept a very close eye here at this gas station behind me at a mobil in new york city almost $6.50 for a regular gallon of gas. that is not stop abu from coming here and having to fill up there's been a line here people trying to get in here to the smaller gas station. for the past month gas prices have been climbing steadily so people really are not surprised in the other not happy about it for take a look on your screen this is the news broke this morning that nobody wanted to hear for the first time ever the national average for regular gas hit five bucks a gallon that is up 60 cents cents just from last month announced drivers are paying nearly $2 more a gallon then we were just last summer braid the spike in prices as many drivers rethinking their plans to save money. >> i definitely now it is summer time we have the gas maybe it's time to start bi

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. on wall street stocks ended the day higher after getting back some of the ground they lost last week, which saw the worst weekly drop since the beginning of the pandemic. the dow climbed a little more than 2% gaining 641 points. the nasdaq was up 270 points and the s and p finished the day up. 89 points are also 2.5% twitter's board of directors today recommended that shareholders vote in favor of the proposed $44 billion sale of the company. to elon musk. twitter has not yet set a date for that vote back in april, musk offered $54.20 per share to take the company private that stock by the way, now trading at $38 a share. earlier this month must threatened to scrap the entire deal after accusing twitter of inaccurately reporting the number of fake accounts. more layoffs could be coming at netflix. according to variety. netflix staff are expected to be told about those impending layoffs at the end of the week. the layoffs could be similar in size to the 150 jobs that were cut last mont

i'm alexis mcadams. ktvu fox two news. new at noon.are getting a first look at a new national report on the state of online hate and harassment in the united states. the report by the anti defamation league was presented this morning by san francisco state senator scott wiener and southern california assembly member jesse gabriel. the report shows that data on the alarm and the high rates of harassment and targeted violence across social media platforms. some of the targeted violence is linked to several recent mass shootings across the country. and when people are constantly seeing messaging like that hateful messaging, threatening messaging. it eventually spills over into real life. and we've heard about this mass shootings that have been linked to radicalization because of social media because the addictive nature is it brings you down into a wormhole and people effectively get brainwashed. sadly social media has too often become rocket fuel for hate. a felt powerful contributor to our national epidemic of violence. weiner and gabri

i'm alexis mcadams fox news.esident biden calls for a federal gas tax holiday to help give some drivers believe from the high gas prices. but some economists wonder if it's the right idea and protecting reproductive rights in the state constitution. a proposed amendment one step closer to making it. on the november ballot in californ illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? ♪ the meeting point of humanity and history. ♪ it's the middle of the architectural revolution. ♪ in the middle of the rainbow. ♪ woohoo! we're flying through the middle of everything! welcome to the middle of everything. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. the u. s. supreme court is expected to issue more rulings as its term winds down from religious freedom to immigration will run through the cases. the justices are deciding train collides with a car, killing three people in the east bay what investigators are now revealing about this tragedy. and back with the forecast in just a few minutes. it includes a bit of a warm up and then a bit but san francisco international . we're 21 flights were canceled today. that is according to fly to where the flight tracking website also says one flight was canceled at mineta, san jose, and there were no cancelations today at oakland international nationwide, though flight aware says more than 800 flights were canceled today, and delta actually had the most of more than 200. the airline cited weather unexpected staff shortages and constraints with air traffic control. atlanta's hartsfield jackson international , delta's largest hub, had the most cancelations in the country . a triple a predicts nearly 48 mill

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. the parents of one of the students killed in your valley, texas has started the proceedings for a lawsuit against the gunmaker that produced the r 15 style rifle used in the massacre. a staff member at the school is also taking those first steps toward a lawsuit against the gunmaker. the filing seek to determine if the gun manufacturer daniel defense can be sued for how it promotes. and sells its firearms . the lawsuits are modeled after ones filed after the 2012 sandy hook, mass shooting in which the gunmaker remy din settled with families for $73 million, this weekend's gun buyback event in marin county proved to be a big success. there was a long line outside the marin county sheriff's office where the gun buyback took place yesterday. san rafael police chief david spiller tells the chronicle. there were quote surprising number of people willing to turn in their guns with no questions asked were in county law enforcement agencies are expected to release the exact number of people w

as alexis mcadams reports. this comes as the first covid vaccines are available for young children across the country. new data coming out this week shows the moderna booster is effective against macron sub variants the biotech companies saying that during a clinical trial, researchers saw positive outcomes and all participants regardless of prior infection. one month after administering a 50 microgram dose levels of antibodies against the two sub variants rose more than fivefold right now, according to johns hopkins university. the u. s has more than 86 million confirmed covid-19 cases over 83,000 of those cases are kids. there are 446 children who lost their lives from covid since the pandemic began. and we shouldn't have lost one. and we're very happy to have a vaccine that can prevent that. this new information comes as the first covid shots are available for kids across the country. the nation's infants, toddlers and preschoolers are finally getting the chance to get their moderna or fighter covid-19 vacci

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. in less than two weeks, things will be changing on broadway in new york come july, theater patrons will not have to mask up before the curtain goes up. it shows the broadway league announced the new policy today, saying masks would be optional. starting on july 1st. some other performing arts venues, including many off broadway theaters continue to require masks and proof of vaccination. the new broadway policy will be re evaluated monthly. we have a happy ending to a heartbreaking story for all you big cat lovers out there. four big cats are safe, thanks to a team of rescuers from three organizations, including the oakland zoo. the animals all female include a lion to tigers and tiger hybrid. they were rescued from horrendous conditions at an abandoned roadside zoo in oklahoma. federal regulators shut down the zoo in 2000 and eight the owners reportedly had ties to joe exotic from the netflix show, tiger king. the animals are all getting much needed care at their new homes, two of th

alexis mcadams joins us with these demonstrations. hi, alexis. >> hours after that landmark decision of roe vs wade was made, thousands of protesters across the country poured out in the streets. some to celebrate and others to stand against this landmark decision. take a look here, this is what it looked like in new york city. a lot of protests planned after that decision was made. you can see that large presence made there in manhattan's union square. some protesters were actually arrested after they blocked streets because they were halting so much traffic in new york city. on friday, a heavy police presence out in los angeles, thousands gathering there. the l.a.p.d. made a few arrests as the clouds continue to grow. in chicago, we have the video of lines of protesters there. pro choice advocates pledging to fight back against the ruling and this is a big step in the right direction. chicago police are on standby as more protests are planned. three major cities that we're talking about that we showed you video of had some of the lar

alexis mcadams joins us live from new york with an exclusive look at this approach. tory and seeing the dogs in action is something to see in new york city. the n.y.p.d., griff, is the only police department in the world that uses the new transit enhanced detection dogs threaten as tred. they're used on systems like this behind me to make people more add ease as they travel the city. this is a look at the new technology only seeing this here on fox. this was created by n.y.p.d. the department worked with a private tech company that create a special dog harness equipped with electronics. and that's sensors enable the k-9 officers to detect radiation or chemical or biological agents that a dog's nose can't. the tech was necessary in a fight against terrorism. >> international terrorism groups were intentionally creating a gap in our detection capability specific to the dog. they were kind of gearing it to avoid detection by a dog. so they were-- they started to create unconventional explosive devices. >> now, each harness has multiple zones sores that sent readings to a

alexis mcadam live in york city, lexis thanks a lot.thousands of people hitting the streets in major u.s. cities for the second march for our lives rallies for their demanding gun control action from lawmakers in response to a surge of mass shootings across the country. alexandria hoff with the story. quick student activists and gun violence survivors spoke to everyday shootings that don't often get a whole lot of coverage and the mass shootings that do. this is a second march for our lives rosa first took place in d.c. and around the country immediately following the 2018 shooting at that douglas high school in florida. the organization is student led to immense sweeping legislative reform to reduce gun violence. >> all americans have a right to not be shot. a right to safety. [applause] [cheering] nowhere, nowhere in the constitution is unrestricted access to weapons of war a guaranteed right to pick lexis years raleigh of mass shootings in less than two weeks. ten people were murdered and a grocery store because they were black. and

alexis mcadams with the run-up across the country.tt tenney on a practice there, people are raising their eyebrows, you've got to be kidding. >> when isabela county approved the budget back in september gas prices in michigan 3.40. nine months later, more than 50% higher. as a result, the sheriff's department has been tearing through their gas budget and now having to make some changes. in a facebook post, isabela sheriff's department is feeling the pain. and called for the deputies for calls over the phone, non-life threatening calls, that do not require evidence collection or documentation. the deputies will continue to patrol all areas of the county and respond as issue to any calls that come in about crimes in progress, but the goal is to have anything that can be done over the phone handled that way for the next few months until a new budget is approved. today the average gas price nationwide again set a new record high for the 15th straight day. neil. neil: incredible. all right, garrett, thank you very much for that. all right.

first to alexis mcadams. she's live in new york city with more on this. alexis, good afternoon. >> good afternoon. we're hearing charges could soon be coming in the case in philadelphia. it was chaos. people running right and left in the busy restaurant and bar area after someone opened fire. investigators believe it was a fist fight between a few guys that started this mass shooting and it was caught on video. watch. you can hear dozens of gun shots there ringing out. this video shows the chaos as people tried to take cover on south street. three people were killed, trace. these are their photos. their families grieving as police continue to search for the shooters, plural. that's because police say it was multiple gunmen that fired in the crowd. philadelphia's district attorney stopped by the crime scene calling it chilling as he prepares to file charges. >> so we're expecting to approve charges later today for at least two people in connection to what we anticipate are nonfatal shootings. >> overall, at least 69 people shot and 17 killed over the weeken

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alexis mcadams live in new york city with the scoop on this now, hello. >> the city's police union saidy is the drop in officers on the streets in new york city alarming but a major threat to public safety as crime continues to rise. look on the screen. the new numbers coming out over the weekend from the "new york post." more than 1500 nypd officers have either resigned or retired just this year. those numbers are up 38% compared to data from 2021 and puts the department on track to have the biggest loss of manpower in decades. the nypd shared much lower numbers with us over the weekend but tells fox news 1,000 officers have left the nypd just this year. experts tell us the difference is because many officers who retired are not yet officially off the roster. the question is why are these officers leaving in the first place? police benevolent association from new york points to low pay, inferior benefits and anti-cop atmosphere. according to one former police officer at this rate it could take years to fully rebuild the spots that are now open. >> i have never seen this many resignatio

corespondent alexis mcadams has that story tonight. evening, alexis. >> shannon, the dps lab we saw was full of fentanyl that investigators say was trafficked in by the mexican drug cartel. it's getting into big cities and small cities and killing americans daily. these may look like prescription pills but they're not. >> these are all illegitimate xanax tablets and look excellent. >> scientists at the department of public safety says each one is lace wind one of the deadliest drugs in america, fentanyl. >> it acts in your body a lot like heroin and hydrocodone and oxycodone which is why you traditionally see it in these types of tablets. this is actually a key low of fentanyl. >> dps forensic sign activity jennifer says nearly every street drug is laced with synthetic opioid and most americans don't know what they're taking. >> they fool us a lot of timess in the laboratory. >> even scientists have to use high tech instruments like this to find out what's inside. most of the time you see it in pill form at the lab in houston but it al

alexis mcadams has more on the search for the suspects in this case and america's broader crime crisisod evening. >> crime across the country is on the rise, many new yorkers say they are worried they will become a victim of violent crime, especially when they see videos like this, this happened in brooklyn. two men on a moped drive by, then steal a woman's purse. as they take off, the 41 years old tries to pull her belongings back, then knocked to the ground. she face plants on the concrete and she is dragged down the sidewalk. in new jersey a wild smash and grab, robbery caught on camera there. more than a half a dozen armed men ran into the jewelry store, the crew smashed those glass cases with hammers, then took off with about a million dollars worth of items. investigators say it happened within just about one minute. a robbery in a gas station in culver city, california, under investigation. you can see a man and a gray hoodie pointing a gun at an employee. the duo takes the cash from the register, then runs out their cocriminals are not just stealing money but also fuel. at gas

arthel: are right alexis mcadams thank you very much. eric: former trump advisor peter navarro he faces two counts of contempt of congress for defying a subpoena from the generate six committee. the d.o.j. says navarro refused to or even hand over documents pretty faces up to a year in jail on water to thousand dollar fine on each count. navarro though rip the generate six panel. >> what that kangaroo committees doing right now is investigating for punitive purposes for they are essentially acting as judge, jury and executioner. >> the meantime the justice department said yesterday it will not charge former trump officials mark meadows and dan with contempt of congress. generally six committee leaders of that committee called that decision quote puzzling, i've asked for more clarity from the d.o.j. this all comes as a committee will hold its first public hearing on the violent insurrection attack on the capitol. that in prime time starting next week. arthel: you baldy, texas egg its final goodbye to three more innocent victims in the rob

be on pace for the biggest exodus from the department since statistics have been available and alexis mcadams new york city newsroom with the latest. >> that's not a good picture here, especially for public safety in the city's police this drop in the number of cops in the street new york is a big threat to public if you take a swing, you saw the numbers we are talking about and according to the new york post, is reading more than 1500 nypd officers have either resigned or retired just as years of that is up 3 percent compared to data from last year and a positive carbon on track to have the biggest also manpower and decade is nypd has much lower numbers that they shared they still tell "fox news" is morning that means 1000 cops that have left the nypd within the year, so the question is, why are these officers leaving will that the association of the city of new york is 22 if you think you will obey, inferior benefits and and anti- cop atmosphere in new york just to name a few new york city's mayor eric adams was a form about himself and he ran the platform of backing the blue and abs report

alexis mcadams is here with the latest. >> reporter: hi, eric.h, we'll get to those health issues in just a second. the mccormick called dr. oz to congratulate him, but it's important to point out this recount a's still going, and it's going to taxpayers, eric, more than a million dollars. here's thest look at that recount happening right now, it's expected to hopefully wrap up by june 8th. so we'll see. the race for senate republican nominee for senate is moving forward, david mccormick has now conceded to dr. mehmet oz, a well known celebrity tv doctor. oz had a lead of fewer than 1,000 votes just before that recount. this win does secure another spot for a candidate endorsed by former president donald trump. >> we came so close. we came so close to the goal. by the slimmest of margins -- [applause] it is so important for pennsylvania, so important that we beat john fetterman, and it's so important for the country that we take back the majority in the senate. >> reporter: mccormick and dr. oz now focusing in on the democratic opponent lieutenan

alexis mcadams is live in new york city now. >> that's right. the video you are talking about that you just showed you can hear dozens of gunshots in philadelphia. a busy night out and there were lots of crowds that ended up in chaos with another mass shooting. police telling us multiple gunmen opened fire into the crowd. a philly police officer opened fire and tried to take down one of the shooters. three people on your screen were killed and several people injured. three people murdered there 22-year-old, a 27-year-old and a 34-year-old. their families are grieving right now as investigators continue to search for the shooters. >> i'm definitely mourning for the family of christopher, alexis and gregory. we've been through some tragic stuff in my family. so trying to be there for the families. trying to figure out what is going to work for the city. >> this video shows chaos. people trying to take cover on south street. lots of bars and restaurants. it was busy on a nice night. it is just a scene of one of several deadly shootings across the c

i'm alexis mcadams fox news. alright our time is 4 34 happening today, santa clara county supervisors will unveil their newest response to the fentanyl . drug crisis includes dramatically increasing funding to buy the drug narcan. the medication approved by the fda to treat people for opioid overdoses. the supervisors who support the measures say they're taking action because of the growing number of fentanyl related deaths in santa clara county. the entire board of supervisors is due to vote on that proposal tomorrow. well the industry that was once booming is starting to see some job cuts. ktvu tom vacar looked at the numbers and what experts are saying about how tech companies are dealing with inflation. the wall street journal reports. some companies are following twitter's lead of contacting some newly hired incoming college grads to inform them there. hirings are off professional networking and career development site. linkedin says the tech sector is announcing layoffs. slowing job postings, initiating hir

but first, to alexis mcadams live in new york city. kend, including here in new york city. we are learning from the nypd and family members of the 21-year-old who lost his life, darius lee, a star basketball player in texas, he was home for the summer, just to spend time with his family when he was murdered in east harlem. this is a photo of lee, the family continues to grieve here in new york. just releasing his identity hours after he was gunned down. lee was a senior forward for houston baptist university, his family tells me he was a good kid, hard working and he was talented. houston baptist university says lee was on track to graduate in december. the 21-year-old grew up in new york city and played high school basketball out in the bronx. lee was out at this gathering when someone opened fire, shots ringing out just before 1:00 this morning. if you look there, you can see it was chaotic there, lots of police and people. at least nine people were shot. lee lost his life at a local hospital. >> he was doing a phenomenal job in schoo

alexis mcadams has the latest on the big apple's police exodus. the city. >> no, it's not good for the city and people here are worried about a spike in crime did not want to hear the news, and the numbers dropped over the weekend from the new york post, this comes as crime is on the rise in new york city. take a look on the screen, numbers throughout the weekend coming from the new york post. more than 1500 nypd officers either resigned or retired, that's up 38% compared to data from 2021, and puts the department here on track to have the biggest loss of man power in decades. nypd shared lower numbers over the weekend telling me it's because many officers have retired and just have not been removed from the roster just yet. like a 500 officer difference there, you can see. the question is why are the officers leaving in the first place, right? the police benevolent association of the city of new york is pointing to low pay, inferior benefits and anti-cop atmosphere. it's a trend that law enforcement has been seeing in departments across the count

alexis mcadams with more on the medical side and more. >> some parents first time moms and dads are havingcision whether or not to get their babies vaccinated against covid-19. just last week the cdc and fda authorized emergency use of the covid vaccine for kids as young as 6 months old. three doses of the pfizer or two dozes of the moderna shot. a health poll found 1 in five parents say they'll get their kids vaccinated right away. >> we understand the concern. i understand why there is hesitancy. remember the vaccines have been around for two years, been giving them in ages 5 and up for this whole time and we know a lot about what they do. >> as of now the covid vaccine isn't required for kids to attend school which can be a deciding point also for parents. the cdc shows vaccines reduce the small risk that kids could develop severe disease from the virus. but ultimately it is up to the parents or the guardians to decide. >> parents with their pediatrician should decide if the two-shot moderna vaccine or three-shot pfizer vaccine is what works best for their schedule, for their child and

fox news contributor will be joining us on that, alexis mcadams has the full details on the shootingsaw over the weekend. >> chaotic, people were running all over in philadelphia, 14 were shot, three killed in that city alone. d.a. says charges are expected to be approved today. investigators believe this mass shooting all started with a fist fight and ended in gunfire. all caught on camera. watch. [gunshots] >> you can hear dozens of gunshots ringing out there. the surveillance video shows the chaos people tried to take cover on south street. three people were killed, these are the photos of the people who lost their lives. 22-year-old christopher on the left, 27-year-old alexis, and 34-year-old greg jackson on the right. their families are grieving as police continue to search for the shooters. investigators say it was not just one person or two people, they believe several people opened fire into this crowd. philadelphia's district attorney calling the crime scene chilling as he prepares to file charges. >> no less chilling that it happened in more than ten places around the countr

alexis mcadams got an up close look. she is live in houston for us on that. that d.p.s. lab here in houston, texas. when i say the fentanyl, they are taking off interstates across texas. they believe it's trafficked in, first in china and then mexico and ending up in the hands of americans dying at an alarming rate. every day scientists at this texas department of public safety crime lab have their hands on one of the deadliest drugs in america. >> this is actually a kilo of fentanyl. >> d.p.s. forensic scientist jennifer hatch tells me nearly every street drug is laced with the synthetic opioid. >> we are more surprised when they come back legitimate than when they don't. >> last year, fentanyl was the number one cause of deaths 18 to 48 years old. >> it also comes in a pressed brick form, how lethal is this? >> if you consider a lethal dose two milligrams, it could produce up to 500 lethal doses. >> could kill hundreds of thousands of people. >> could potentially. >> before the drug ends up at the lab, law enforcement has to find it. >> i'll open it up for

alexis mcadams following it all for us. reporter: neil, that's right.ou mentioned. they're small and can fit them anywhere. they help people keep track of phones wallets. some people say they are used to track people out in indianapolis. 26-year-old gail morris, investigators say she used the device to follow her cheating boyfriend to a local bar. she said she hid the device to the cup holder. tracked him to the bar. she found out he was there with another woman and ran over him three times with a car and killed him. this is police, say one example of a growing and dangerous trend. >> we hear more and more stories how these devices are being used for bad rather than the food they were invented for. we all have to be a little more cautious, curious about these things as it moves forward. reporter: in a statement apple says in part we condemn in the strongest possible terms any malicious use of our products. they have done software updates. right now tracking someone with a air tag is not illegal but 23 states have electronic tracking laws. three other st

alexis mcadams has more on that for us. >> apple air tag, what it looks like, 30 bucks, find out wherealk and follow people home and that happened in ohio. this is heidi moon on the screen, the akron mom murdered by her ex-boyfriend back in january. her family tells me her ex-boyfriend used an apple air tag to follow her home, then killed her in her own driveway. >> stuffed down in the seat cushion of her car and shot her with her own weapon. he was a convicted felon and was not able to obtain or own any kind of weapons. >> not the only case the air tag has been used to help commit crimes. earlier this month in indianapolis, 26-year- gaylon morris used the device to follow her cheating boyfriend to a local bar, so she showed up and found 26-year-old andre smith with another woman. she ran him over three times with her car and killed him. another example of a growing and dangerous trend. >> i think we hear more and more stories about how these devices are being used for bad rather than the good they were invented for. so i think we all have to be a little more cautious and curious about

let's go to alexis mcadams in new york for the latest on this. >> reporter: hi, bryan.ial race called just yet. the recount is still underway, seeing those latest numbers coming in. the race for the republican nomination for senate in pennsylvania has been very close. david mccormick, a former hedge fund exec, now conceding to dr. mehmet oz, a well known celebrity tv doctor. oz had a lead of fewer than 1,000 votes just before this recount. >> it is so important for pennsylvania, so important that we beat john ferretman, and it's so -- fetterman, and it's so important for the country that we take back the majority in the senate. >> reporter: dr. oz now also focusing on his democratic opponent saying now that our primary is over, we'll make sure that the u.s. senate seat doesn't fall into the hands of the radical left led by john fetterman. next up is the november election between dr. oz and the democratic nominee, lieutenant governor john fetterman. supporters have been worried about fetterman's health. he actually just announced on friday that he almost died due to an o