what is planned as fox is christina coleman reports.here were some tense moments onboard that space ation shortly after the new crew arrived. hugs and smiles all around the international space station saturday as a new team of astronauts arrives for a six months day. we're so excited to be here, we're ready to get to work. there's a lot of great science that i know we're gonna be, we're gonna be doing and that we're just excited to learn and get started before crew members from the u. s. japan and france were launched into space early friday morning from the kennedy space center in florida. the roughly 24 hour trip went smoothly for the most part, but there was a brief moment of concern. turn as the astronauts were getting ready for bed. ground control alerted them to a potential collision with a piece of space debris. we believe the object is further away than anticipated. lower risk of possible conjunction, but please ensure visors. air closed and zippers are closed prior to tisa and approximately 20 seconds the crew was told to put o

this box is christina coleman reports. there were some tense moments onboard the space station shortly after the new crew arrived. hugs and smiles all around the international space station saturday as a new team of astronauts arrives for a six months day. we're so excited to be here, we're ready to get to work. there's a lot of great science that i know we're gonna be, we're gonna be doing and that we're just excited to learn and get started before crew members from the u. s japan and france were launched into space early friday morning from the kennedy space center in florida. the roughly 24 hour trip went smoothly for the most part, but there was a brief moment of calm. concern as the astronauts were getting ready for bed. ground control alerted them to a potential collision with a piece of space debris. we believe the object is further away than anticipated lower risk of possible conjunction, but please ensure visors. air closed and zippers are closed prior to tisa and approximately 20 seconds the crew was told to put

christina coleman fox news. michigan has become the national hot spot for corona virus infections and hospitalizations in the united states. michigan had 91,000 cases over the last two weeks. that's more than california and texas combined despite improved numbers in michigan in recent days, medical professionals are blaming mork, contagious variants and the state's pull back on restrictions for the surge. especially in rural northern parts of the state. united states is now sending supplies to india as the number of covert cases sores they're, the white house said today it will send materials to make vaccines along with ventilators and p p e t. india yesterday, the country reported nearly 350,000 new infections and more than 2700 deaths. that is the fourth consecutive day it set a world record in daily infections. hospitals are now turning away patients as they run out of beds, oxygen tanks and other life saving supplies. authorities say bodies are piling up in morgues and crematoriums today, dr anthony fauci re

jon: christina coleman thank you.n capitol hill president biden 2.2 trillion dollars spending plan is facing criticism from both sides of the aisle many republicans a presidents proposed tax hikes would kill the economic recovery from the pandemic. meantime progressive democrats want even more spending packed in the bill. mark meredith live in the white house with more. >> president biden descending his easter weekend at camp david but here in washington officials are hitting airways trying to sell the country in congress on the $2 trillion spending bill that covers a lot of different ground including $600 billion that will go to transportation infrastructure money goes to housing, schools, facility upgrades, money for research development and a lot of money to improve the nation's power infrastructure. >> what our plan says let's keep the economy going and see more job creation that's a good thing for the economy but let's think the longer-term of worthy investments we could make that will really drive not just more

molly: christina coleman, thank you very much. griff.: investigators are looking into the security protocols at the fed ex complex and how a shooter was able to bypass them. the former secret supervisory agent and solutions ceo charles marino joins us, thank you for taking time on this saturday, a tragedy, obviously, this week. i want to get your insight, certainly, as now a security consultant, if you will. looking at fed ex and the protocols in there, what do you make of it and what would you change in hindsight? >> yeah, let's talk about how this incident fits the active shooter definition to a tee, right? we've got a young white male, a former employee, obviously had some type of grievance against those that worked there and the brand, usually it's both. and is able to cause a lot of damage in a short amount of time. the bad thing about the fact that the individual was a former employee is that they're able to formulate a plan to carry out the attack, griff. this is not somebody that is deranged to the point that they're unable to fo

christina coleman live in los angeles with that. christina. will bring a lot of attention to a likely recall election. there are a number of republicans talking about this, san francisco gop chair tweeted, caitlyn jenner could be interesting lots of name recognition lots of her own money, lifelong conservative, she would know issue and knows thousand win and first appearance is crucial and will tell us if she's a viable candidate and caitlyn jenner long time republican and angt sris for transgender rights like others slamming govan newsom over high taxes and restrictive covid lockdown she's also working with several prominent gop operatives that work on former president trump campaign and republican state legislator kevin kylie says strategically, having jennifer race could help unseat the current governor. >> the first question on the ballot is, diewpght to remove gavin newsom from office, yes or no and if we don't get over 50% on that question then list of candidates doesn't matter so i think having a prominent voice like caitlyn jenners is

mike: christina coleman thank you very much.makers that republicans he will treat police officers unfairly. laura ingle is life with more details on what's in the bill. good afternoon laura. >> merely made history this weekend becoming the first state to pass a law enforcement officer bill of rights and i think they were doing away with with that, and there are strong views on both sides of this, some of the new laws will go into effect in a matter of months, lawmakers in maryland with the police reform bills yesterday under the maryland police accountability act of 2021 going over the republican governor larry hogan overwriting three of his vetoes on the major. to change a disciplinary process for officers in addition to give the public greater access to complaints and internal affairs files and no knock warrants and nighttime raid. democrats created a new legal standard requiring the police only as necessary and proportional force, officers used excessive force will face additional criminal penalties including ten years in pri

christina coleman is reporting from bryan, texas. she's northwest of houston. ve for the attacks. nor the suspect, 27-year-old larry bolin, he made his first appearance in court. he's charged with murder and attempted capitol murder. police say he was an employee at kentmore cabinets. that's where the shooting happened 2:30 local time yesterday afternoon. this is a cabinet manufacturing warehouse about 100 mile northwest of houston and near texas a&m university. officers say bolin used a handgun to shoot multiple employees. one killed at the scene. five others were injured. two remain in critical condition. conditionses say bolin may have been targeting specific people. >> i felt like he came with the intention of harming somebody. he was looking for the right person at the right time. >> you think he spared you? >> that's why i'm still shook. >> authorities arrived on scene within minutes of the shooting. bolin had already fled the warehouse leading police on a massive man hunt. >> during the attempt, the suspect shot at the trooper, injuring the trooper. that

christina coleman is live from los angeles with the latest on that. >> reporter: jon, the mother was over her kids with their father. the dad reportedly was concerned about her mental health. his family says he's devastated by the loss of his children. their six month old baby, a 2-year-old and a 3-year-old were found dead by their grandmother early saturday morning at their san fernando valley apartment. police have not confirmed a cause of death, though early reports indicate the children were stabbed. this brutal crime taking a toll on the entire community. here is what responding officers say they are going through right now. >> these are the incidents that we carry throughout our careers when we see, you know, a deceased children, an incident like this where it truly -- you have innocent lives that are lost, and it's really hard to process that as a police officer. but luckily, we have the support of each other, we have the support of the community members. >> reporter: the mother of the children was arrested about 200 miles north of los angeles after allegedly carjacking a pick

christina coleman, thank you. eric. arthel, in washington president biden this week is set to address for the first time, give a joint address to congress. that's going to happen on■ç wednesday. he's about to mark his first 100 days in office, and brand new fox news opinion polls are out this morning. they show 54% of those who are surveyed approve of the president's job approval, but 43% disapprove. his approval higher than presidents trump and clinton at this time but lower than george w. bush and ronald reagan in a similar period. david spunt live in washington with the very latest on the fox news polls and the job the president is doing. hi, david. >> reporter: hi, eric. the first 100 days for any president is a critical time. many people see it as a way for the president to set the agenda for the next several years in office whether it's one term or whether he decided to run for a second term. and the number when it comes specifically to covid-19 and the way that president biden has handled this pandemic are actual

christina coleman has more from los angeles. >> reporter: hi, arthel.le are, like, is britney trying to send a hidden message to her fans? she posts all kinds of things, flowers, roses, videos of her dancing. her latest post she basically tells her 29.4 million instagram followers that she's doing good. >> next question is am i okay. yes, i'm totally fine. i'm extremely happy. i have a beautiful home, beautiful children. i'm taking a break right now because i'm enjoying myself. >> reporter: the free britney fans following new developments closely. britney scored a legal win in february when a california judge overruled her dad's objections over sharing britney's estate with a financial firm. legal experts say this is a step closer to getting her father's conservatorship removed. her dad was allowed control over her financial affairs back in 2008. around the time she appeared to have a public meltdown following intense scrutiny and harsh media coverage. her dad's attorneys say the conservatorship protects britney and that he makes decisions in her best i

christina coleman is live from the west coast with the latest. stina. >> reporter: after the derek chauvin verdict there's been an uptick in try wroting and chaos in -- rioting and chaos in the portland area. people have been dealing with for nearly a year now. portland's democrat mayor was strongly opposed to donald trump sending in federal agents to help. now he is extending a state of emergency to deal with the ongoing violence. the mayor put out a statement this week saying the city is focused on four key priorities, including identifying, arresting and prosecuting self-described anarchists seeking to ceo chaos and -- to sow chaos and anarchy. >> we're seeing the groups are getting smaller, yet they're probably more determined. they want to burn. they want to bash. they want to intimidate. they want to assault. >> reporter: also, the democrat mayor is still calling for police reform, in the same statement from this week where willer condemns anarchists he said another one of the key priorities is to, quote, continue to reform the police bureau

but millions are skipping that step reporter christina coleman explains.millions of americans are not fully vaccinated according to data from the centers for disease control and prevention. >> more than 5 million americans have skipped out on their second covid-19 vaccine dose. that's nearly 8% of those who received an initial pfizer or moderna vaccine and the number is only going up. the trend is troubling health experts who say the second dose dramatically increases your immunity to covid-19 if you're fully vaccinated, it is highly unlikely that you're going to be someone who spread of this virus. you're not even likely to be asymptomatic. lee infected. >> it doesn't mean it's a 100%, but it is extremely unlikely. >> as more and more americans get vaccinated. we could be seen updated advice from the cdc on wearing masks outside doctor anthony fauci says he expects the agency to change its guidelines soon as the risk of spreading the virus outdoors is really low. when you look around at the common sense situation. obviously. >> the risk is really very low

we've got christina coleman with the story. >> millions of americans are not fully vaccinated according to data from the centers for disease control and prevention more than 5 million americans have skipped out on their second covid-19 vaccine dose. that's nearly 8% of those who received an initial pfizer or moderna vaccine and the number is only going up. the trend is troubling health experts who say the second dose dramatically increases your immunity to covid-19 if you're fully vaccinated, it is highly unlikely that you're going to be someone spread of this virus. you're not even likely to be asymptomatic. lee infected. >> it doesn't mean it's a 100%, but it is extremely unlikely. >> as more and more americans get vaccinated. we could be seen updated advice from the cdc on wearing masks outside doctor anthony fauci says he expects the agency to change its guideline soon as the risk of spreading the virus outdoors is really low. when you look around at the common sense situation. obviously. >> the risk is really very low, particularly if you're vaccinated. >> meanwhile, the vaccinatio

lucas tomlinson is in washington with the latest on the court-a packing debate, and christina colemans following the developments in the deadly fedex shooting rampage. but we begin with steve harrigan , live in brooklyn center outside minneapolis on the police protests there. tell us what the mood's like on the ground. >> reporter: arthel, people just beginning to gather here, most of the real action taking place at around 10 or 11 at night. just by the numbers here, it's getting bigger and more organized each night. last night more than a hundred arrests, and police came out overnight with their press conference that showed some of the weapons they confiscated. it's clearly getting more organized, shields, rocks, bottles, molotov cocktails. so it's getting bigger and more violent. also the violence is spreading beyond minnesota. there were protests and disruptions and rioting in oakland overnight, some windows were smashed, cars set on fire. also in chicago which has now a shooting of its own to deal with. protests there, more than 1,000 people turned violent at the very end. so what

jon: christina coleman from los angeles, thanks.ew york city police retirements are on the rise. the nypd reports the numbers in 2020 jumped 75% from 2019. with officers citing reasons like increased scrutiny, crime spikes and calls to defund police. laura ingle's live on long island, new york, with more on all of that. laura. >> reporter: hi, jon. this reported mass exodus also involves a couple of other things. we're talking about the covid-19 pandemic, anti-cop rhetoric, of course, all the riots we've seen, and as you mentioned, an increased number of shootings that have taken place. here in new york the nypd reportedly has seen more than 5300 uniformed offices turn in their paperwork to leave in 2020 which, according to a published report, is a 75% spike from the year before. as the defund the police movement marcheses on with a continuous debate over the deadly use of force, many other police departments are reporting the same mass exodus. some police departments even calling the state of recruitment in crisis mode, that accord

christina coleman tells us that health health officials are expected to recommend resuming use of that vaccine with some restrictions. johnson and johnson vaccine might not be in limbo for much longer. doctor anthony fauci says he expects a decision on how to move forward with the one and done shot on friday when the centers for disease control and prevention panel is scheduled to meet fauci says it's likely the u. s will resume use of the vaccine, possibly with some restrictions or health warnings. my estimate is that we will continue to use it in some form, i doubt very seriously if they just cancel it. i don't think that's gonna happen the past. came after at least six women developed rare blood clots after receiving the vaccine. health officials stress the risk remains extremely low as more than seven million americans have been injected with the one shot vaccine. the abrupt halt, forcing vaccination sites across the country to quickly switch to fizer and moderna, which require people to come back for a second dose. having a one dose allows us to have those folks come in one time t

fox news christina coleman tells us which areas are seeing the most new cases. despite a record breaking number of coronavirus vaccinations distributed across the country cases and hospitalizations continued to rise, especially among young people. health experts say contagious variants combined with pandemic fatigue are fueling the latest surge. on the one hand, we have so much reason for optimism and hope. and more americans are being vaccinated and protected from covid-19. on the other hand, cases and emergency room visits are up. michigan is battling the biggest spike in the nation reporting more than 7000 new cases each day. governor gretchen whitmer has promised not to order a state wide lockdown, instead calling on schools to temporarily suspend in person learning and youth sports and asking people to avoid indoor dining for two weeks. the governor is also asking the white house. to allocate more vaccine doses to the state requests. the biden administration has so far denied, but has offered additional testing resource is by and large, it's looking and the

arthel: live in los angeles, chris tone that coleman, thanks, christina. eric.ex little back, we'll tell you about some gunfire in the gaza strip overnight after militants launched dozens of rockets into israel. the fresh violence comes after two nights of clashes between palestinians and israelis in jerusalem. all that happening on the streets. trey yingst in jerusalem with the very latest on these new tensions. hi, trey. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. we're here outside of damascus gate in jerusalem, and what's happening right now is what police feared would happen. dozens of people gathering in the streets following ramadan prayers, and you can see behind me police have lined up in rye to yacht gear, and they are preparing for -- riot gear and they are preparing for clashes that they see as inevitable. clashes have been taking place for the past week, and now we are seeing factions inside gaza getting involved. on thursday a hundred palestinians were injured in these clashes, and members of the israeli security -- 20 members of the israeli security forces

christina coleman has the latest on politics in california. christina. lot going on. there's a lot of reaction to caitlin jenner's announcement. we're hearing from a number of republicans. i just spoke with state legislator kevin kylie about this. he believes it could help get newsom recalled. >> the first question on the ballot is do you want to remove gavin newsom from office, yes or no. and if we don't get 50% over that question, the list of candidate cans doesn't matter. so having a prominent voice like caitlin jenners' in the field can only be helpful in terms of making that case. >> reporter: mayor kevin faulkner didn't outright mention jenner or her announcement, but he did say this yesterday. >> i think we're going to have a lot of candidates that will enter this race. i think that's a reflection on the dissatisfaction of the job that governor newsom is doing. i think i'm uniquely positioned in terms of somebody who's won elections and knows how to get results. i'm looking forward to the campaign. >> reporter: jenna ellis, who was a senior legal

christina coleman live with more on whether the all-star game is going to strike out, hey, christina.istina: major league baseball pulled all-star game out of atlanta over georgia's new election rules. this is the best way to, quote, demonstrate values as a sport. but just the week the deal signed a deal with tencent, communist-backed company, one of china's largest tech firms and dropped nba games in 2019 after the former houston rockets general manager showed support for democratic activist protesting against beijing backed crack-down in hong kong. >> major league baseball, they don't want to go in georgia which has a pretty expansive early voting rules, now mandatory weakens thanks to this law but happy to do business in china which regularly persecutes people. christina: mlb is headquartered in new york, a state that has fewer early voting days than allowed in georgia. new laws expanding early voting and shortens time for runoff elections and has new guidelines for mail-in voting. critics call the new rules voter suppression. major businesses like coke and delta condemning them me

[laughter] christina coleman in california, thank you. arthel. el: eric and christina back to east coast likely to be a fierce fight on capitol hill after president biden unelevates his 1.5 trillion dollar spending plan in congress next week. the president prpgzing to pay for his wish list of new items by raising taxes on the wealthiest americans. republicans warn a tax hike would kill the economic recovery. mark meredith live at the white house with more on this. mark. reporter: next week marking 100 days in office just before then he's going to go up to capitol hill to do a speak with congress for first time that he's been in office. have that joint session, it is also there that he's expected to lay out the second phase of his economic agenda which would be increase government spending on child care education and social program. the white house is going to be calling this the american families plan that is one and a half trillion in spending at least but this proposal is considered somewhat controversial because white house wants to raise taxes

christina coleman is following it all.ter: rob manfred says this is the best way to demonstrate their values as a sport pulling the game out of atlanta. they signed a deal last week, tencent a communist party backed company this is it one of china's largest tech firms. this company briefly dropped nba games in 2019 after former houston rockets general manager showed his support for democratic activists protesting against beijing backed crackdown in hong kong. here is radio show host eric ericksen on "fox & friends." >> major league baseball they don't want to go in georgia which has a pretty expansive early voting rules, now mandatory weekends thanks to the law but perfectly happy doing business in places like china which regularly persecutes people. reporter: georgia new election laws adds i.d. requirement to absentee ballots, expands early voting and prohibits anyone from election workers providing food and water to anyone waiting in voting lines. republicans say the rules are fair around will improve voter confidence. s

two of the victims police they were toddlers, one in infants but christina coleman following this tragic story from marlys angel spiro. christina. >> we are learning new details about the mother and her kids. apparently she was involved in the child custody dispute with their father. family court documents show he sought custody of the children on march 1 and also petitioned for a mental health evaluation of their mother on march 4 and police however, have not confirmed a motive in the death of the children. authorities say their grandmother found them dead inside their san fernando valley apartment saturday morning. the victims are young, two and three years old and a six -month-old baby. police did not confirm the cause of death but according to early reports the children were stabbed. the community now coming to terms with this tragedy. >> its unfortunate situation that took place and unfortunate for the family and the community overall. my message to you all is this, when you are experiencing something don't take it out on family or friends but try to seek out whatever help is availa

. >> christina coleman, thank you. eric. [inaudible] >> the latest in the deadly police shooting of andrew brown junior he's an african-american man. this happened in elizabeth city, north carolina. the sheriff there is facing pressure this afternoon to release that body cam image of the shooting. as well as new calls for him to resign. tells fox news only a judge can decide whether or not that footage should be released. follow stories on the ground in elizabeth city north carolina with the very latest on this case, hi chris. >> good afternoon eric per you are exactly right really at the center of pressure is the fact that under north carolina law body worn videos pursuant to a court order before it is released to the press or the public. that is a big part of the reason why there's pressure to release the video also calls for his resignation. yesterday in a press conference was attended by the brown family the local naacp keith rivers is calling for the sheriff to step down pretty here's what he said take a listen. >> sher

>> shannon: christina coleman out west for us. thank you, christina. are urging that johnson & johnson coronavirus vaccine be put back into use. the government suspended injections because the formula has been linked to rare blood clots in women. the advisers say the vaccine benefits outweigh the serious but small risk. and there is growing concern tonight about the long-term effects of the pandemic on students. many experts believe children who have been kept out of the classroom have suffered significant dang to their education. here's senior correspondent laura ingle. >> what else did we have? >> this last year has been difficult for kids. several studies show that many students are now a year or more behind in math and reading. >> in a year when there has been so uncertainty and stress that i don't think they realize is on them. >> as many parents and educators across the u.s. work to bring struggling students up to speed, they are also deciding if the child should move onto the next grade. >> 17 states along with washington, d.c., have mandatory r

fox news christina coleman tells us which areas are seeing the most new cases. despite a record breaking number of coronavirus vaccinations distributed across the country cases and hospitalizations continued to rise, especially among young people, health experts say contagious variants combined with pandemic fatigue are fueling the latest surge. on the one hand, we have so much reason for optimism and hope. and more americans are being vaccinated and protected from covid-19. on the other hand, cases and emergency room visits are up. michigan is battling the biggest spike in the nation reporting more than 7000 new cases each day. governor gretchen whitmer has promised not to order a state wide lockdown, instead calling on schools to temporarily suspend in person learning and youth sports and asking people to avoid indoor dining for two weeks. the governor is also asking the white house. to allocate more vaccine doses to the state requests. the biden administration has so far denied, but has offered additional testing resource is by and large, it's booking and the

christina coleman reporting live from the west coast. >> john: a curious mom goes viral blasting her local school board. listen here. >> everyone of us knows that young children are not affected by this virus. that is a blessing. but what have we done with that blessing? we have shafted to decide, and we have said we don't care. they wanted to school board school board refusing to remove rules forcing young kids to remove face masks. is it safe for children to take them off? >> sandra: plus a firsthand look at biden's boarded crisis. fox is in texas border agents are facing increasingly dangerous transitions there. semistarting to lose hope. >> there is not a lot of optimism. has gone way up in value. that means you could have a lot more home equity than you think. use your va benefits to turn that equity into cash while rates are near all time lows. the newday100 va cash out loan lets you borrow $50,000 or more for home improvements or just put it in the bank. the newday100 va cash out loan. bike shop please hold. bike sales are booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you d

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christina coleman has the story. >> reality star and former olympian caitlyn jenner is throwing her hatperwork to run for office and in just the last hour she tweeted i'm in. california is worth fighting for. she then directs her 3.5 million followers to her campaign website caitlin for california. it doesn't list many of her policy positions but they are already selling merchandise from california wine glasses to bumper stickers. she also just released a statement stating why she wants to run. it says in part for the past decade we have seen the glimmer of the golden state reduced by one party rule that places politics over progress and special interest over people. sacramento needs an honest leader with a clear vision. there will be a lot more vision and eyes on this effort to recall governor gavin newsom. her supporters believe her celebrity status will help. she showed support for trump. a long-time republican and transgender rietsz activist in a deep blue state. a campaign advisor says jenner is running as someone that is socially liberal and fiscally conservative person. she alrea