jon: christina coleman, thanks.nt trump reacting to the mass shootings in ohio and texas today, calling them, quote: unspeakable acts of evil. mark meredith has more from new jersey where the president just left to head back to washington. mark? >> reporter: hey there, jon. before president trump left new jersey, he spoke with reporters, and he said hate has no place in our country. he says he's also going to be praising the law enforcement responders there not only in ohio, but in texas saying they acted so quickly to save so many lives. >> i just want to also thank the law enforcement in both places, the job they've done is incredible. i also want the congratulate them. i mean, nobody could have done what they've done. this could have been, as bad as it was, it could have been so much worse. i just have to thank them. the job they've done is incredible. >> reporter: as for the investigation, the president says the full resources of the federal government are available to those impacted. the president says he's spo

two enemy with the details as christina coleman. christina?ifornia attorney general, the state has sued lee trump a administration more than 50 times. the latest legal action announced moments ago one of them over the housing of immigrant children. california is being joined by 18 states and the district of columbia sandy trump administration is violating the two decades old floor settlement which does not allow the detention of minors beyond 20 days. it also requires detained children to have basic necessities such as food, water, medical assistance and supervision when out with her parents. something he said he trump administration has not been doing. >> the actions by this administration are just morally reprehensible, as i said they are illegal. children will become subhuman simply because they are migrants. all children are god's children. they are our children and they are america's children in america never should treat them otherwise. >> the state says it is asking for a preliminary injunction against a recent public charge role which

christina coleman has more on the services being offered to victims. but we begin with garrett tenney who is at the scene of the shooting in el paso right now. garrett? >> jon, we just got an update from el paso police a short time ago with some important details that helped paint the scene of what took place here around 11:00 a.m. when the first reports of shots being fired came in. police told us that wal-mart was at capacity, meaning there were as many as 3,000 people inside. they noted that it is the back to school time of year, so a lot of folks were there with their kids picking up supplies, getting ready for them to go back to school. we were also told the ages of folks that were there from witnesses went from little kids from as young as a couple of months to as old as senior citizens -- citizens. the shooting what we have heard from witnesses is that it took place initially in the parking lot. one man, we know from officials, a 21-year-old white male who pulled out a gun, started shooting people. one city councilmember told us that it was an a

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christina coleman's in los angeles with more on that story. christina. >> john, here in l.a.ing this computer glitch, police were called in to help direct passengers. thousands of people waited in huge airport lines across the country. u.s. customs and border protection last night experienced what it called a temporary outage with its processing systems. it lasted for about two hours and affected passengers arriving into the u.s. and going through customs during that time. they used alternative procedures to clear international travelers, but the glitch still left a lot of tired and frustrated passengers waiting in very long lines at major airports. a number of cities including philadelphia, new york, chicago and san francisco. >> we could not get off the plane because the control was so bad. >> seven hours. i am going inside. >> airports had already worn travelers a possible delays during the last weekend of the summer vacation season. one traveler said he did not mind yesterday's delays as long as customs could adequately screen arriving passengers. >> i want to make sure t

christina coleman has been looking into just that and joins us now. hi christina. reporter: hi leland. dayton please confirming the shooter shot his sister. she was one of the nine that were killed for the governor over how describing this as an immense tragedy and crediting law enforcement for saving many lives. the el paso community showing up strong to save lives. one of the survivors is a two month old. authorities said the baby suffered broken bones after his mother found to likely shield him from gunfire. as for the mother, she was shot and died. just one of many stories of people fighting to save lives yesterday and el paso. they report of another woman working at a nearby outlet store letting people inside during a shooting too hard for cover. and as for the 26 people injured in el paso, fighting for their lives,, doctors at university medical center worked around the clock treating the wounded patients. beto o'rourke visited, last night the democratic political candidate called the nurses and the doctors treating the patient's absolute heroes. he's also go

christina coleman, fox news. >>> california is taking the lead on the new multistate lawsuit againstthe new immigration will. governor gavin newsom and attorney general becerra outlined that new law this morning. it opposes the trump administration's new rule circumventing the order which covers the treatment of children in immigration custody and only allows them to be detained no more than 20 days. javier becerra says the prolonged attention -- retention role would cause harm to their children, families and communities that accept them when released from federal custody. >>> the trumpet ministration is holding children and families in jail -like conditions for weeks. these are individuals, children, who have not committed any criminal violations. too often, they are being held without sufficient food, health, or even medical care. >>> he is leading a coalition of 18 attorneys general in filing the lawsuit. >>> youtube has made it clear it is not willing to negotiate with the union made up of creators and influencers on the platform. according to the verge, the youtube union wants m

christina coleman has the latest from our los angeles bureau. hi christina! reporter: hi arthel.housands of people within huge airport lines across the country. that's what happens with a nationwide computer outage. last night they experience what they called a temporary outage with processing systems. it lasted about two hours and it affected passengers arriving into the u.s. and going through customs during that time, the cbp says these alternative procedures to clear international travelers. but the glitch still led to long lines, long waits and lots of frustration. at major airports and a number of cities including philadelphia, new york, dallas and san francisco. airports already warned travelers of possible delays during last weekend of the summer vacation season. one traveler said he did not mind the long delays as long as customs could adequately screen arriving passengers. >> this is my land. i want to make sure like this area is safe. i'm also an american-born. i want to make sure each person that comes out is checked properly. because our family members adhere, i do no

jon: christina coleman from los angeles, thank you. noting that on a day when a gunman exhibited the very worst in human behavior, all those folks in el paso line up to donate blood and respond with the very best and the most let's talk more about it with steve rogers, a former lieutenant detective and a member of the joint steve, an ag response from police here. you know that they knew that this gunman was responsible for gunning down a couple of dozen people at the very least, and yet they were able to take him without firing a single shot. >> and they also knew, jon, that maybe one or two of those officers would not come out alive. they know that they were dealing with a crazed gunman, and you see the officers didn't know what they were walking into, but the killer knew who was coming after him. but to training and the testament of these police officers, they were able to take him alive, and what a critical move that was because now it'll help police, investigators find the motive and why that location. jon: before columbine, i'm gu

christina coleman has more from los angeles.orter: texans showing up strong in this medical emergency. at least 26 people injured. take a look at el paso responding to the desperate and you are gentle call for blood donations. local media is reporting people on the ground say the donation centers are overwhelmed. they are telling people to make appointments online for tomorrow because they expect more donations will be needed throughout the week. governor greg abbott is urging people to let their loved ones know how much they tear with them in the aftermath of this deadly shooting. >> for the country asking what they can do. i ask that you ask keep el pasoans in your prayers. we ask you put your arms around your family members tonight and give them a hug and let them know how much you love them. reporter: another way to help people impacted by this tragedy, nearby macarthur school was set up as a family reunification site. the families are able to reunite there who were separated during the shooting. the el paso community founda

fox's christina coleman has more on that. hi, christina. >> hi, neil. well, hurricane dorian could wash out plans for thousands of travelers over the holiday weekend. some flights could be delayed or cancelled as the hurricane barrels to the eastern seaboard. american airlines is changes flights scheduled through september 3 and some locations in the caribbean. delta is allowing cancellations and waiving the change fee. southwest, spirit, frontier and jet blue are also waving change flees. if you plan on spending time on a cruise, check for last minute changes to your trip. this hurricane has cruise lines scrambling to modify itiniaries. some shutting down private operations at islands. royal caribbean and disney have already charged the stops their ships will make. speaking of disney, dorian could crash the opening of star wars in orlando. if a hurricane warning is issues, the resort will allow cancellations. if you're thinking about buying travel insurance, it's probably too late. some require it 24 hours prior to the storm being named and some sooner

christina coleman has more on that from los angeles. reporter: president trump reiterated he's a strong supporter of the second amendment and says he's eager to see what congress proposed when it comes to gun control. but activists say more needs to be done than just addressing mental health. parents and students took to the steps of city hall. some of the students saying it's unif the that active shooter drills are part of their normal school experience. these rallies come just days after shooters killed a total of 34 people in the el paso, dayton and gilroy, california shootings. they want congress to pass a strong federal red flag law and background checks. the school year is just beginning across the country and parents say they are sick of worry being their kid getting hurt or killed when they send them off to school. >> i got involved because my own daughter was in kindergarten during sandy hook. after, she started to have shockdown drills at her school and that was the final straw for me. >> we look around the room and we think w

christina coleman's life in los angeles with more. christina? >> hi, melissa.he claims are "beyond ridiculous" and that he intends to sue these women for damage caused to him his family. a well-known actor and scientologist, he's been the subject of an ongoing investigation by the los angeles police ever since the four women reported their cases in 2016 and '17. the women claim to the attacks took place in the early 2000s. and ever since going public, they have been stocked and intimidated by members of the church of scientology. three of the accusers are former church members. according to the lawsuit obtained by various media organizations, masterson's accusers allege they have been followed, chased, hacked, and harassed online. one of the women, former longtime girlfriend of masterson, since she was run off the road, targeted for credit card fraud, and that fake craigslist ads soliciting sex were posted on her behalf. another said that her bedroom window was smashed in the middle of the night and that her business was vandalized. an attorney for the women sa

christina coleman is live in our los angeles mission with that missing don't like. christina?for this missing mother of three. her black 2005 infiniti coop was found in the same el dorado county that she lived in. however, authorities are not saying exactly where the vehicle was found. volunteers are not giving up on trying to find heather gumina waters. she was last seen on july 16th and the el dorado county town of pleasant valley, east of sacramento. her car is being processed for forensic evidence. waters' mom says the married mother of three would never willingly leave her children, ages 4, 10, and 14. she was recently discharged from the hospital for a collarbone injury when she went missing in mid-july. authorities are not providing many details, citing an active investigation. her home was reportedly searched, but it's unclear if any clues are found. her car had some very distinctive markings on it, including pink spiked lug nuts on her tires, two pink ribbon stickers on the back window, and the lid of her pink gas cap it reads "his queen." again, authorities are not s

christina coleman has more on the developments live in los angeles. reporter: hi, eric, police say the shooters killed 34 people in the mass shootings. gun control groups are holding nationwide demonstrations to curb america's gun violence. organizers are demanding that congress take action when they reconvene. after this took to the steps of san francisco city hall, demanding change yesterday, rallies will also take place in philadelphia, columbus, ohio, and omaha, nebraska today. supporters want congress to pass a strong federal red flag law and pass universal background checks. >> i don't want to have any other family have to deal with that pain and it is something that is completely preventable and we need our leaders in washington to do their job to pass this legislation. >> every day i send my child to school and in the back of my mind i'm wondering whether or not he is going to come home safely. that is unacceptable. reporter: the rallies are part of a ramped up effort to enact gun control measures. according to "politico" these groups are spen

christina coleman reported from our bureau. >> she was described as a loving mother would never willinglyer and three children. her infinity coupe was found in the same el dorado county that she lived in but authorities are not saying exactly where it was found. volunteers have been out searching for heather waters. the 43-year-old was last seen driving her car on july 16 in the el dorado town of pleasant valley. her car is being processed for forensic evidence. she was recently discharged from the hospital for a collarbone injury when she went missing last month. authorities are releasing few details on this active investigation. her home was searched but it's unclear if any clues were found. waters' mother attended a vigil for her daughter and she said she felt like she was dying inside because she didn't protect her. she's now urging anyone who knows anything about waters' disappearance to contact authorities. shannon? >> shannon: thank you. a film gift was lost over a black face photo. the comedienne is blaming what she calls cancel culture for costing her a recent movie deal after at

christina coleman is live in our early newsroom of the very latest on the story. et, julie. navy officials confirming this morning that the secretary is in the process of taking back those honors. the four prosecutors who argue the case eight days after decorated navy seal edward gallagher was found guilty of only 1 of 7 charges. according to the military-focused publication, "task and purpose," which obtain copies of the words, they were given to the government attorneys and legal team for result in extra litigation. a sentiment the president obviously disagrees with. he tweeted last night, "the prosecutors who lost a case against edward gallagher, who i released from solitary confinement so he could fight his case properly, were ridiculously given a navy achievement medal. not only did they lose the case, they had difficulty with respect to information that may have been obtained from opposing gallagher's and were given immunity in a total incompetent fashion." this comes weeks after to be of five marines and two sealers don maxey was acquainted gallagher of murd

christina coleman is covering this tragedy. christina, tell us the latest. >> well, to be careful. the technical operations were difficult last night. the search dogs made sure no one else was trapped. it collapsed on to a group of people on the beach of a stretch of shoreline just north of a lifeguard station staffed at the time. no children were hurt, but again, three people died. soil engineers believe the collapse was caused by natural erosion. >> we had a soil engineers come in and assess. we have some concerns. there is an area that is unstable. we're worried about a secondary collapse. he's assured us that the homes on the bluff are way out of the way so there is no structural problems for concerns of the homes up on top. >> so again, city officials still monitoring the situation, so, and they're also reminding people to please use caution in the beach areas. >> thanks for that, christina. north korea now claims to have tested a brand new rocket launcher earlier this morning, just a few hours ago. it's the latest of a spring of now four provocative military moves by kim jong

christina coleman is live in los angeles with that story. christina, good morning. >> good morning. confirming this morning the navy secretary has taken back those honors. the four prosecutors who argued the case were awarded navy achievement medals after edward gallagher was found guilty of only one of seven charges he was facing. the president tweeted last night the prosecutors who lost the case against edward gallagher who i released from solitary confinement were ridiculously given a navy achievement medal. not only did they lose the case they had difficulty with respect to information obtained from opposing lawyers and giving immunity in a totally incompetent fashion. it comes weeks after a jury of five marines and two sailors war zone veterans acquitted gallagher of murder. he was accused of stabbing to death a 15-year-old isis fighter in 2017 and posing with a corpse for photos. he was only found guilty of posing with a human casualty. the nearly nine months he spent in custody leading up to the trial covered his four month sentence and did no additional time. critics of the

. >> sandra: christina coleman, thank you. 63% of democrats say they are extremely interested. karl rove is here live, and colorado where the suffering is real. i pity you. i've got a number of things. >> i'm holding up as well as i can. >> bill: you look great. so go ahead and i've got a launch pad here for a bunch of polling stuff but tell us where you think it is as of today? >> was interesting in the poll's since march, biden has been stable, 31% in march and 31 today. a little vibration but stays in the same price. the real movement is the movement for elizabeth warren. she is up to 20, has gone up 16 points. at the expense of bernie sanders who has dropped 13. if you look into those, it's very clear she's taken votes of directly away from him and there's an interesting dichotomy that is going to keep showing u up. older democrats favor joe biden and younger democrats favor elizabeth warren and we will see this again and again in the poll, a division between older and younger democrats. >> bill: on-screen is exactly what

as fox's christina coleman reports, brazil has mobilized its military to fight the flames. >> reporter: amazon wildfires rage in brazil among global concern over widespread deforestation. the fires burning at a record rate, threatening the world's largest tropical forest, some call the lungs of the planet. >> it's destruction. what we want for this place, for the efforts that i spoke about, for this forest i will go on until my last drop of blood. >> reporter: environmental organizations claim the wildfires were set by ranchers and loggers trying to clear the land for use. a move critics believe was emboldened by the country's pro business president who made campaign promises to restore the brazilian economy using the potential of the amazon rainforest. he blames warm weather and illegal forest clearing for the large fires which are the most widespread since 2013. >> the use of elements and equipment of the armed forces and other agencies will allow us not to just fight against illegal activities but to stop the advance of fires in the region. >> reporter: many advocacy groups around t

christina coleman joins us to fill us in on what's happening here. >> heather water's mother said waters never willingly leave her children. she was a loving mother of three children, 4, 10, 14. a vigil was held to bring attention to her mysterious disappearance. the married 33-year-old mother of three was last seen in the pleasant valley area 50 miles east of sacramento july 16th. police searched her home but no luck. waters' mother said her daughter was recovering from a broken collarbone and complaining she had been released from the hospital too soon. her family is heartbroken that she vanished. her children were too emotional to show up at the vigil. her mom said it was hard for her to come to the vigil since she has no idea where her daughter is right now. russell is sleep deprived and scared. >> my daughter was the most beautiful, strong person that i know, and i really miss her and i'm praying that anybody that knows anything, just anything that can lead to finding her. her children miss her terribly and it's been a painful thing for my family every day. >> also missing waters' c

christina coleman reporting l our west coast news. anyone and that the 33-year-old mother of three will never willingly leave her children. she was deep recently discharged from the hospitalhecounty sheris office waters was last seen on july 16th but authorities are not providing many other detai details. waters home wasn't reportedly searched but it's unclear if anything was found. the vigil was held last night to bring attention to waters' mysterious disappearance. her mother says her family is heartbroken and her children were too emotional to attend the vigil. russell says she is sleep deprived and scared. >> every moment of the day i feel like dying inside. i do, because i didn't protect her. >> waters of mother says her 4-year-old grandson is especially worried and keeps looking for his mom but can't really tell him what's going on just yet. >> shepard: they were looking for her car, did they find that? >> as of yet, no sign of that vehicle. she drives 2005 black infinity coupe and police are putting out some unique features tha

christina coleman reports. >> reporter: her mother says it is unlike heather did not contact anyone inhe married 33-year-old mother of 3 would never willingly leave her children. she recently discharged from the hospital for collarbone injury when she went missing in july. went to el dorado county sheriff's office, authorities are not providing many details citing an active investigation. their home was searched that is unclear if any clues were found. a vigil was held last night for her disappearance from the pleasant valley area of california to miles east of sacramento. waters's mother joanna russell says her family is heartbroken and she was too emotional to attend the vigil. you sleep deprived and scared. >> every minute of the day i feel like dying, i do. i feel like dying. i didn't protect her. >> reporter: this black infinity coop no one has seen since her disappearance. various features may stick out to people. the car had these markings including lug nuts on tires, ribbons on the back window and the red of the pink gas reads his queen was no official searches have been organi

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