eric: we just heard from christina coleman in los angeles about beaches there.ernor newsom had to retreat with order, you opened 2 weeks ago, do you think it's going to be a problem in florida beaches? >> we opened up 2 weeks ago with restrictions, you can't sub bathe or have coolers or lay down. i was on a call with ron desantis task force to reopen a week ago. some beaches considering opening the beaches modeling the way we did and people are behaving responsibly on our beaches. we still have restriction which is we will lift tomorrow and monday. so starting monday unlimited access in terms of hours in terms of beaches and worked out for us, people are behaving responsibly and getting out of the house and moving around. eric: you know, talk about getting out of the house and moving around, there are differences and this can be tailored to different counties. let me show you so far your whole state, 12,632 cases, they've been sadly 667 deaths. that's 12,632 in miami-dade, 367,000 deaths there. take a look at the difference in counties, your county duval, you've

christina coleman. fox news.>>> new information about the shooting death of a 25-year-old man in georgia, the release of the video showing 2 white men killing a black man jogging has sparked a national uproar. the attorney for the defendant say he leaked the video to the media because he thought it would clear the suspects of wrongdoing and prevent a riot like we've seen in the past when an unarmed black man has been killed, father and son, gregory and travis mcmichael are charged with aggravated assault and murder. shooting 25-year-old arman arbery, while he is in the neighborhood, it happened in february, the mcmichael's were charged and arrested this week although it occurred in february. >>> worldwide cases of the coronavirus hitting 4 million, countries are starting to see signs of normal life now.>>> the cooldown has settled in, a cooler pattern persists in the sunday forecast copy on sunday it will be interesting, tracking rain chances in the five day forecast, coming up after the break.>>> the s

christina coleman is live in los angeles with that story. christina? >> jon, the judge ordered officials to provide humane housing to an estimated 6,000 to 7,000 people in los angeles city and county. this is supposed to go into effect next friday afternoon, amid the ongoing homelessness crisis here. in his ruling, the judge said as with many issues involving individuals experiencing homelessness, no party appears to be addressing this problem with any urgency. the court hereby orders this subset of individuals experiencing homelessness be relocated away from freeway overpasses, underpasses, and ramps. the judge's preliminary injunction comes out of a lawsuit filed by a group called the l.a. alliance for human rights. they say officials aren't addressing homelessness here in a comprehensive manner. keep in mind, homelessness in california has been a big ongoing problem. california has more homeless people than any other state in the nation, and now, as the coronavirus crisis -- add the coronavirus crisis to the mix, it presents an even tougher situatio

christina coleman live in los angeles with more. stina: arthel, the firefighters are recovering from burned injuries, 3 of them suffered critical but nonlife threatening injuries. take a look at intense video of the moment fire expanded into what officials are calling a significant explosion or a flashover, the fire happened at 6:30 yesterday evening, warehouse distributor with tanks to honey oil. firefighters were inside the building and on the roof to try to find the source of the fire when the huge explosion took place. they tried to get the crews right out before the explosion because things didn't look right to them but some still got hurt. take a look at the intense may day call for help. [inaudible] >> i have two down firefighters. >> two down firefighters. [inaudible] >> i need you to go and assist engines for two down firefighters. christina: firefighters had to run through ball of flames and some scrambled down in ladder engulfed in flames to get to safety. the explosion was so powerful that damaged several nearby store fro

jon: christina coleman, christina, thank you.ell beaches in many states are reopening for the holiday weekend but expect restrictions as state and local leaders urge people to practice social distancing. aishah hasnie is live from new york tony island. aishah. reporter: jon so few people out at the boardwalk today that some of these businesses you see behind me never even opened up this morning. now, of course, part of that is due to the poor weather. but part of it has to do with restrictions in lace on new york city beaches go ahead to take a look hardly anyone out today. now beaches are technically open, but there's no swimming allowed meanwhile new york state beaches did reopen this weekend. governor cuomo said people have been socially distancing. he's also allowing gatherings of up to 10 people now as long as people follow social distancing guidelines. >> it depends on how people act. you can have the safe gathering of ten people. you can also have a holy unsafe gathering of ten people. you can have an unsafe gathering of t

that's where we find christina coleman following the store for us. christina, what can you tell us? christina: hi, arthel, a handful of protestors at the beginning of huntington beach pier, they are protesting the governor's director. i had a chance to speak with attorney about government's order, officials have been going back and forth to decide whether or not to close the beach and he says they thought it was safe to keep it open, he also says that the governor's move came as a surprise. >> i think what our governor did was he looked at photographs that were showing a mile of beach condensed in about a meter, he should have called me, i'm the mayor of newport beach and he should have asked me what we are seeing on the ground. christina: yesterday between 2500 to 3,000 people protested the governor's order here in huntington beach. many of them also wanting ease on the governor's stay at home order. we have been in stay at home order since mid-march. city leaders in orange counties dana point and huntington beach both filed against the governor's order arguing the move was unconst

overseas with amy kellogg in florence italy and david spunt at the white house, we begin with christina colemans angeles. christina: and we've averaged 239 deaths with the past 3 days. the u.s. will hit 100,000 deaths in about 11 days but, again, tests samples corrected from the nasal cavity with swabs. the test can provide results within minutes. medical experts say it's easier to manufacture and analyze compared to current tests. good thing considered the wall street concern there's not enough testing president obama properly test coronavirus -- coronavirus proper testing. >> we would like to see positive tests in every region or state so we have a way to go there. you can't really tell anything ant the trend of confirmed cases unless you're testing enough. >> officials in various states are assessing to open in beaches. here is what republican rep jeff vandrew had to say about beaches reopened by the end to have month. >> i certainly hope so. we went through so many changes that could be made where we could be safe, we could be thoughtful and scientifically accurate. christina: today announc

reporter: christina coleman, thank you.ile israel is swearing in the new unity government with benjamin netanyahu to send out power after 18 months. trading says the latest in jerusalem. reporter: good evening, after three rounds of elections in under a year, israel has a new government. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke before being sworn in, the unity government will move forward his initiati initiative. the decision has received intense criticism from palestinians who say this is another nonstarter for the american peace process. meanwhile the king of jordan says the move could lead to a new conflict, and 18 months his former opponent and defense minister will be sworn in as prime minister. the deal comes as the new government and will take place at a tumultuous time for the prime minister. a week from today at trial for benjamin netanyahu will begin where he faces charges of fraud, corruption and bribery. to give you a sense of how quickly things can change in israel, man was likely going to serve as benja

christina coleman is live with the latest. hi, christina. >> hi. well, all the states have lifted restrictions in some capacity and yesterday, memorial weekend added new reopening measures from florida's lifting restrictions on youth activities and summer camps to new jersey reopening its public and private recreational campgrounds. here in california we're in phase two of reopening, people can be on the beaches as long as they keep moving and operate social distancing, and offices and some entertainment studios can reopen with special distancing in place. some beaches in new york reopening with restrictions. the jersey shore beaches already having visitors though there's no arcades, rides or any special concerts as people try to remain safe, and do the social distancing. and in florida, governor ron desantis approved a reopening plan submitted by universal orlando. the company announcing it will reopen its theme parks on june 5th. the first of orlando's parks to announce a reopening date since the theme parks closed back in mid march. the u.s. lea

christina coleman, thank you so much.outside, beaches and parks are expected to be really busy this holiday weekend despite the social distancing roles and limits on attendance because of the coronavirus. the americans marked the unofficial start of summer this weekend, live in coney island, the beach where the weather is 60 degrees and rain and what's been keeping the folks off the beach in coney island. reporter: exactly, also some of the restrictions two. new york city beaches have different restrictions and the other beaches in the surrounding area. if you take a look here, you can walk along the water but there is no swimming a lot on these beaches, no lifeguards on duty and that's why you see the red flags up behind me. it is an unpopular decision by the mayor of new york city but he says the two risky to reopen the beaches completely, in the meantime, new york state beaches have reopen this weekend, also the jersey shore has reopened and some of the new jersey beaches reopen last weekend to large crowds, governor m

for more on this, we turn to christina coleman in los angeles with more. >> hey, john.ore than 2,000 people protested against stay at home order yesterday in california's capital, one of at least 12 reopen rallies that happened across the country saturday. there one was reportedly the largest antilockdown protest yet in sacramento, as the fight against covid-19 continues. now, no state has hit the white house guidelines of a two-week decline in coronavirus cases before easing restrictions. arkansas has seen an increase in cases over the past 30 days. >> we're following and tracing where those are coming from, and they are not coming from the fact we've lifted some of the restrictions. so you have got to manage the risk, and we did we believe comfortable in terms of meeting the criteria to go to phase one. >> we're still on track to hit the grim marker of 100,000 deaths in the u.s. in just a matter of days. more than 35,000 people have died from coronavirus outbreaks at nursing homes and long-term care fa facilities, accounting for nearly a third of all covid-19 fataliti

christina coleman is live in our la bureau with the very latest. christina. >> reporter: kristin, we just got an update on this. three of those injured firefighters were released from the hospital today. right now, the firefighters are recovering from burn injuries after surviving a ball of fire that shot through a building in downtown los angeles. three of them suffered critical but nonlife-threatening injuries. the fire expanded into what officials are calling a significant explosion or flashover. this fire happened around 6:30 yesterday evening at smoke tokes, a warehouse distributor with supplies for butane oil. more than 23 230 firefighters responded. firefighters were trying to find the source of the blaze when the huge explosion took place. they tried to get crews out right before the explosion because things didn't look right to them but some still got hurt. take a listen to the intense may day call for help. >> engine 9, engine 9, go with your may day. >> i have two downed firefighters. >> engine 9, two downed firefighters. rescue 9, i need

we have fox team coverage with reporters across the u.s., but we begin with christina coleman. she's live in los angeles. christina? >> more than half of the states in the u.s. have started some type of reopening efforts, and they vary, from allowing their hospitals to get ready for elective surgeries again to reopening state parks. in new jersey, one of the hardest hit states for coronavirus, state and county parks reopened this weekend. here's new jersey's democratic governor phil murphy on "fox news sunday" with more on the state's progress and the ongoing protests. >> i don't begrudge their right to protest. i wish they would do it virtually and safely. my biggest issue is they were congregating without face masks. we decided to open state and county parks this weekend, as you rightfully pointed out. i have to say yesterday the reports in, compliance was very high in terms of social distancing and not congregating. >> people took to the streets in california, michigan, and maryland over the past few days. again those are just a few of the states where people are demanding an

let's go to christina coleman, live in los angeles with more on this story. eporter: hi, arthel. well, the ease on restrictions is heated in michigan, people protesting at the capitol and today the state's democratic governor, gretchen whitmer, defended her actions. michigan is third in the country behind new jersey and new york for the most coronavirus related fatalities with more than 4,000 deaths so far. people protested in the state, saying governor gretchen whitmer's restrictions are unconstitutional and excessive. april 24th, the governor loosened some of the restrictions in michigan by allowing people to once again travel between their in-state homes and by allowing bike shops and lawn service companies to reopen. >> we have to keep listening to the epidemiologists and experts and not listen to the partisan rhetoric or the political rallies or tweets for that matter. we have to keep doing the right thing, the next right thing. >> reporter: at least 28 states have partially reopened by allowing dine-in services or at least some nonessential retail whethe

christina coleman has the story from los angeles. ristina. >> reporter: jon, the 25th congressional district is considered a fiercely competitive district in california where the gop hasn't picked up a house seat in over two dec decades. some republicans are alleging the democrats are trying to steal the special election by opening up a last minute election center days before the election. the leader of the national republican congressional committee sent a memo to fellow republicans that reads in part, we're issuing an urgent call to arms regarding the vote by mail california 25 special election happening this tuesday. it's very clear democrats are trying to steal the election and we need your help raising hell on social media, tv, radio, et cetera. president trump echoed the call, tweeting on saturday, quote, governor gavin newsom of california won't let restaurants, beaches and stores open but he installs a voting booth system in a highly democrat area supposed to be mail in ballots only because our great candidate, mike garcia, 20

arthel: christina coleman bringing us the story from los angeles. stina: many americans are divided on reopening effort. according to quinnipiac poll, 75% surveyed would rather reopen the country slowly even if it means the economy will get worse than rush to reopen quickly. this as we are on track to hit the grim marker of 100,000 coronavirus cases in matter of days. more than 97,000 deaths, now no state has hit the white house guidelines of a 2-week decline in cases before easing restrictions. arkansas has had an increase in cases over the past 30 days. >> we are following and tracing where those are coming from and they're not coming from the fact we've lifted some restrictions. you have to manage the risk and we did -- we believe comfortable in terms of meeting criteria to go to phase 1. christina: different counties here in california are in different stages to have governor's four-phase plan to ease restrictions. but didn't stop more than 2,000 people from protesting yesterday at california's capitol, this is one of 12 protests that happened ac

let's go to christina coleman, she is live in los angeles with details. ristina. >> reporter: hi, arthel. a lot is going on to curb the spread of the deadly disease. the fda granted emergency use a authorization for the first antigen test for covid-19, it looks for the disease as opposed to the antibody test that looks portrayses of past exposure to the virus. the fda says the test quickly detects fragments hoff protein found -- fragments of protein found within the virus. the chief executive tells the wall street journal they're ramping up manufacturing from 200,000 tests a week to more than a million tests a week. several weeks from now. the fda says this test can provide results within minutes and medical experts say it's also easier to analyze and less complicated compared to current tests. a good thing considering the widespread concern that there's not enough testing to properly trace coronavirus outbreaks as states loosen more restrictions and open up more and more places. nnevada and rhode island are lifting some restrictions today and officials in

let's go to christina coleman live in los angeles with more. christina. >> reporter: hi, arthel. well, the 25th congressional district is considered a fiercely competitive battleground district here in california where the gop haven't picked up a house seat in over two decades. and now some republicans are alleging the democrats are trying to steal tuesday's special election by opening up a new voting center in a heavy democrat area are. this is the second weekend of vote anything a special election to finish out the term of former representative katie hill who resigned back in october amid allegations of inappropriate relationships with staffers. the new voting center opened in the city of lancaster in l.a. county this weekend and raised concerns for some members of the national republican congressional committee. they say republicans have returned more ballots so far in this race, so democrats are trying to make up some ground by placing a last minute new voting site in a highly democrat area. the leader of the committee sent a memo obtained b

christina coleman live from huntington beach, california with the least -- latest on that. christina. reporter: hi jon even a gorgeous sunny day here at the beach the beach is closed it is empty and there are a lot of people who are not happy about it. today there was a small group of people protesting here, at the pier and yesterday larger crowd yesterday between 2500 to 3,000 people protested here and huntington beach against governor order to shut down orange county beaches. many also pushing for an ease on the state stay at home order. local lawmakers say all a though image show crowded beaches in orange county last weekend during that heat wave here, many people were still practicing social distancing. and at the beach, with city leaders in orange counties dana point tiled injunction against governor beach closure today city officials in newport beach announce they're going to to support that litigation. today a city attorney for huntington beach says they're going to continue to fight the governor's order in court he says beach here is a great outlet for people faceing

christina coleman live in los angeles with the details. hi, christina. >> reporter: hi, eric.republicans are alleging the democrats are trying to steal this special election by opening up a new voting center in the city of lancaster in los angeles county this weekend. this is the second weekend of voting in a special election to finish out the term of former representative katie hill who resigned back in october amid allegations of inappropriate relationships with staffers. republican mike garcia who president trump just endorsed yesterday is facing off against democrat kristie smith for the seat. the special election takes place on tuesday but early voting and mail-in voting has been going on for several weeks. the new voting center raised concern for members of the national republican congressional committee. they sent a memo obtained by foxnews.com urging house republicans to raise hell over the new voting site. the memo reads we're issuing an urgent call to arms regarding the specialty election happening this tuesday. it's very clear the democrats are trying to steal this

christina coleman is live in los angeles with more plans on slowly getting back to normal if and whenossible. reporter: we have different counties in california that are in different stages of the government for phase plan to ease restrictions, it did not stop 2000 people from protesting at california's capital, this is one of at least 12 reopen protests that happen across the country yesterday, this rally was reportedly the largest anti-lockdown protest yet in sacramento, many demonstrators fired up over california state home order which had been in place since mid-march, many who do not support the lockdown protest fear of flareup in the virus, as of today there's more than 1.6 million cases of covid-19 in the u.s. and more than 97000 deaths. were approaching the grim marker of 100,000 deaths in just a matter of days. as the fight against the virus continues, more states continue to reopen businesses gradually. in arkansas, they have been lifting restrictions, even though the state has had an increase in cases over the past 30 days. here is the governor on that. >> we are following

christina coleman has an update on the sad totals and how officials are still trying to mitigate the risk while allowing businesses to reopen as well. hi, christina. >> reporter: hi, leland. well, a lot of people still frustrated over these restrictions even though there's been an ease in them especially in california. but in-person religious services are not allowed yet. at least 1200 church leaders signed a petition saying they will reopen their doors on may 31st in defiance of the state's orders. more than 2,000 people protested at california's capital yesterday against the state's coronavirus restrictions. it was one of at least 12 reopen protests across the country yesterday. this rally was reportedly the largest anti-lockdown protest yet in sacramento. many demonstrators fired up over call important ya's stay at home -- california's stay at home order. many who don't support the lockdown protests fear a flare-up in the virus. there's been more than 1.6 million cases of coronavirus in the u.s., and more than 97,000 deaths. and we're approaching the grim marker of 100,000 deaths i

the federal government is studying best ways to help states hit hardest by the coronavirus, christina colemanwing that and what they need as well, hi, christina. christina: today health human services with remdesivir, associated with a faster recovery from coronavirus and it will be used to treat hospitalized covid-19 patients in parts of the u.s. that are hard hit by the virus. each case has 40 viles of donated drug and as of a few days ago the delivery process started to shift the cases to connecticut, illinois, iowa, maryland, michigan and new jersey. gilead committed to supplying 600,000 viles over the next six weeks to treat covid-19 patients. many medical experts welcoming the help. as of today 177,000 fatalities due to covid-19 in the u.s. 1.9% increase compared to yesterday morning. and we've averaged 2,039 deaths in the u.s. over the past 3 days and out of the more 8 million covid-19 test that is have been issued in this country, 15.3% have come back positive. another major concern right now are children suffering from an inflammatory condition possibly linked to covid-19. 3 cases of

kristin: christina coleman, live in la. christina, thanks. leland.officials in several states are investigating an inflammatory disease impacting children that could be connected to the coronavirus. dr. christopher belcher, good to see you, sir. we appreciate it. big picture here. are kids in america at real risk of this or is this a one in 100,000 kind of thing? >> you know, even kawasaki was a somewhat rare disease but i see it on a monthly basis or so and there has been a spike recently, as everyone who takes care of these cases has seen. it is something of concern that we're seeing it go up. leland: when you say of concern, in terms of the number of cases you see, you see most of the cases in the state of indiana, are we talking about tens of cases in hundreds of cases? thousands of case? >> a handful. new york city reported over 100 of them, even though they have severe covid outbreak. it's not going to be every child but it is something to be aware of. leland: and how is it manifesting itself in kids? >> the finding mainly is some association w

arthel: christina coleman, thank you very much for that report. eric.el, president trump, he's hinting he may restore some of that funding to the world health organization, that comes one month after he announced the u.s. would stop sending money to it as it investigates the w.h.o.'s response to the coronavirus pandemic, accusing it of doing china's bidding. another inspector general has been ousted from the administration, the president fired state department ig stevee linik. we have the latest on the couldn'controversy. >> reporter: i heard from a white house official and i'm told that secretary of state mike pompeo recommended the move and president trump agreed and accepted it. he eventually fired steve linick, the firing taking place in 30 days. a democratic aide on capitol hill, eric, tells us that secretary of state mike pompeo was allegedly under investigation for someone that worked at the state department that was a political appointee allegedly doing personal tasks for mr. pompeo and his wife and we're told that mr. linick as the inspector ge

christina coleman live in huntington beach, california where it looks like that beach is closed as wellrrect? >> yes, it's closed. and there was an injunction against the governor's order and that was denied the question. the beach looks different than last weekend, but there are still a handful of people here. there are surfers out and about and people biking by. people still out there, but yesterday a lot of people didn't hold back their frustration. many people taking to the streets to protest. between 2500 to 3,000 people poured out into the streets here near pch and main in huntington to protest the governor's order and push to ease the stay-at-home order. we have been at a stay-at-home order in california since mid march. city leaders in dana park and huntington beach filed injunctions to fight this, arguing it was unconstitutional. local lawmakers say although images appear to show crowded beaches last weekend during the heat wave, many people were social distancing at the beach. the sheriff's department says they will not enforce beach closure orders by making an i rests, but ab

christina coleman live in our los angeles bureau with the latest, christina.11 firefighters were injured and 3 of them released from the hospital today. they are recovering from burns after surviving a huge ball of fire that rocked the building in downtown los angeles. the fire expanded into what officials are calling a significant explosion or a flashover. this fire happened around 6:30 evening at smoke tokes, aware house distributor with supplies for butane honey oil and firefighters responded, firefighters inside the building and on the roof to try to find the source of the blaze when the huge explosion took place. some firefighters had to run through a ball of flames to escape and some scrambled down a ladder engulfed in flames to get to safety rather and this explosion was so powerful that it damaged several nearby store fronts, blackened a fire engine across the street and melted some of the firefighters' helmets and significantly damaged other firefighter equipment. take a listen to the intense may day call for help. >> go with your may day. [inaudible]

christina coleman is in huntington beach, california now with the very latest. at's going on on the beaches? hey, christina. >> reporter: hi, eric. well, nothing is going on at the beach right now. it looks so different than it did last weekend because of this order that the governor handed down, apparently he wants all of the beaches here in orange county closed. i had a chance to speak with the city attorney here for huntington beach. he says the move was a surprise to city officials and they had been adecemberring the situation -- assessing the situation allot and they determined it was safe to keep the beaches open. >> even with other beaches closed and perhaps an increase of beach attendance here in huntington beach, because of other closures, we still felt it was safe. for the governor to believe overwise, it just is not supported by the evidence or the data. >> reporter: yesterday, between 2500 to 3,000 people protested the governor's order here in huntington beach, many of them wanting an ease on the governor's stay at home order. there's been a small pro

christina: today announced shipment plan from drug remdesivir. the drug is associated with faster recovery from coronavirus. remdesivir to ship illinois, maryland, michigan and new jersey. jon. jon: kristina coleman from los

steve coleman live in los angeles with more on these job prospects for graduates, high christina. >>with 38 million unemployed americans looking for work after the coronavirus outbreak decimated the economy. this outbreak impacting almost every aspect of college seniors. not only where the final semester class open-ended and in person graduation ceremony canceled, they are now entering into a bleak job market with record unemployment numbers. in indiana university, she says she started looking for a job back in january has an associate scientist or research associate but certainly not now. >> very, very smart, very talented and has a lot of experience under her belt. and to see me struggling, like it worries them. i might have been top in my class. with the pandemic, we are all in the same vote. >> college grads dealing with canceled career fairs on campus and rescinded job offers but in addition, canceled summer internship programs. in reporting the last four weeks the daily count of open internships unzip recruiter has fallen 31%, however, job experts recommend college grads find w