i'm christina coleman in los it's taken a lot to get to this moment. dreams are on the line.got this. it all... comes down... to this. [ everyone cheers ] foxes christina coleman tells us the international olympic committee and chinese health officials are promising to keep the game safe for both fans. and athletes together. we are writing a new chapter in sporting history, the opening ceremony for the 2022 winter olympics kicks off this friday. beijing is set to become the first city toast both a summer and winter games. olympic officials calling the moment historic while describing the upcoming games as one for the ages. meanwhile china strict zero covid strategy will be put to the test on wednesday. a total of 55 new virus infections were found among olympic games related personnel. medical officials remain confident the risk of covid-19 infection during the games is low due to the closed loop system in place if we find that there was evidence that there was sustained community transmission that we would activate through the included where response plan , which means more

christina coleman live in los angeles with the latest details, hello, christina. christina: hi, mike, there were terrifying moments in the sky. there were two helicopter crashes within ten hours of each other. the fatal one happened here in southern california. the helicopter crashed into the water near newport beach killing one officer and injuring another. they were the only two on board officer who survived were released from the hospital. the officers responded to disturbance fight call when the chopper went down. orange county sheriff's office are investigating the car of the crash. the officer who died was identified as 44-year-old nicholas vela, veteran of the huntington police department. last night officers lined up outside of the hospital to escort his body to orange county coroner's office. law enforcement agencies throughout the region are sharing their thoughts and prayers over the tragic loss of officer vela. here is the huntington beach police chief. >> the city of huntington beach, the residents of huntington beach, the huntington beach police depa

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jon: christina coleman, live in los angeles. to search across the nation president biden meeting with new york city mayor eric adams on his visit to the city this week to address the rise in violent crime. joining us now county long island police vice president lou sabella, joe biden comes to new york to meet with the new york city mayor who happens to be an ex-cop, what do you make of that. >> good evening john it's great to be here with you and i make that is nothing more than political theater it was a few days after two police officers were savagely murdered and new york at the president's press secretary was scoffing at fox news because you were the only one covering the soft on crime policies. the soft on crime policies and laws that they have passed a directly contributed to the violence of the death of the two police officers. thank you for paying attention to that. jon: we appreciate the words, were discovering the news and some that don't want to do that people would say it's the pandemic and people are desperate, peop

christina coleman fox news. well there's also this from the ground to the air to the water, a massive team of security experts working together now to ensure safety at super bowl 56. having a lot of people in a small area can be very challenging on it from a security perspective. well coming up in just a few minutes. we'll take a look at what it takes to keep 70 to 100,000 people safe during the most anticipated football game of the season. lunar new year. festivities continue this weekend in sacramento. the nonprofit my sister's house hosted a celebration in japantown. dozens of people came out to see the fun. they say they enjoyed watching the lion dancers and the natomas charter school dragon dance team also performed along with the vietnamese opera attendees say these are important lunar new year traditions that they hope will enrich the lives of families in the capital city. in chinese culture. we celebrate 15 days. and then there's certain things that we have to do for chinese new year. the new year means

christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on both those incidents. moments mt. sky. that fatal helicopter crash happened near southern california. the helicopter crashed into the water near newport beach around 6:30 yesterday evening killing one officer and critically injuring another. they were the only two onboard: the injured officer was released prosecute hospital today. the offers were responding to a disturbance call when the chopper went down. authorities are investigating the cause of crash. the officer who died was identified as 44-year-old nicholas vela, a 14-year veteran of the. [applause] last night officers lined up to escort his body to the orange county coroner's office. officer vela is survived by his wife and his daughter. hospital last night to honor him and the legacy he leaves behind. >> the is city of huntington beach, the residents of huntington beach, the huntington beach police department and the law enforcement community have lost a, an officer that was truly dedicated to his job, that was doing what he loved doing. >> report

athletes to keep quiet about those atrocities but christina coleman is live in los angeles with more a are a handful of countries taking part a diplomatic boycott of china by not sending dignitaries to the winter games citing concerns over china's dismal human rights record the u.s. state department calls the ongoing abuses against uighurs in the providence of genocide. the u.s. have intelligence of a number of humanitarian crimes committed by the chinese communist party including arbitrary imprisonment, forced labor and forced sterilization on uighur women. house speaker nancy pelosi warned athletes competing in beijing to not speak out against china. >> do not risk incurring the anger of the chinese government because they are ruthless. i know there is a temptation on the part of some to speak out while they are there. i respect that, but i also worry about what the chinese and government might do. >> that comment from the california democrat got swift a backlash from both sides of the aisle. >> i respectfully disagree with the speaker here. and i am usually in support of her. becau

christina coleman live in front of sofi stadium where the los angeles rams will take on the cincinnati hey, mike, there's just so much excitement here from inglewood all over town down to the iconic santa monica pier, i was there last night. it is packed. football fans everywhere. now this is a big opportunity for the la rams to ramp up their fan base in southern california after the franchisees 22-year absence from la and la times amongy poll shows only 26% of la residents chose rams as favorite team but many fans believe that will change over time. >> great to have them back and you know what the one thing about st. louis they did have the super bowl win so it did develop a little bit of the kind of lineage and, yeah, the legacy, so but, no, can't -- we can't be more happy and i think we will build a great fan base, 100%. christina: there's going to be a lot of eyes on the game, more than 100 million viewers to tune in and more than 70,000 fans are expected to pack the stadium. the rams are the second team in nfl history to play in super bowl at their home stadium and the half time s

arthel: alexandria hoff is at the white house, christina coleman is in los angeles on the olympic outcry, but first, lucas tomlinson live in the ukrainian capital of kiev. lucas. >> reporter: russian forces have fully assembled all their personnel to launch a full scale invasion if russian president putin gives the order. this as secretary of state tony blinken hosts his polish counterpart as nearly 2,000 paratroopers arrived in poland. [inaudible conversations] >> but if it does not, we are fully prepared for the alternative. >> reporter: keep in mind when russian forces invaded georgia in 2008, they used half the number of troops they now have massed this evening. these forces are much more modern and capable. jennifer griffin reports 70 of russia's forces are now in place to launch that invasion, likely to cost thousands of casualtieses here in ukraine, up to 25,000 ukrainian soldiers could be killed, 4,000 russian troops and up to 50,000 civilians. and, rich, 5 million people could become refugees. forces are not just coming from belarus to the north, but crimea from the south if vla

christina coleman is following the story live from los angeles, christina. >> yes arthel, jean-luc wasin december of 2020 as part of the investigation into the late epstein's global ring. they believed he was provided hundreds of women and girls to epstein modeling agencies he managed over the years. the 76-year-old death comes just days after uk prince and it reached a tentative settlement and a lawsuit with virginia roberts dupree. she accuse the french of sexually abusing her while she was traveling with epstein when she was 17 years old. the prince denied those allegations. she is disappointed that she won't face them and try but gratified she did get to testify against him for today her attorney released a statement saying quote most people do not realize that virginia roberts testified in france and that her testimony was a significant factor in the french government's decision to hold jean-luc without bail. roberts is a highly credible person like epstein, jean-luc had no realistic way of ever getting out of jail. told french newspaper that his apparent suicide was not driven by

christina coleman is live in or los angeles with more on both of those incidents, christina para. >>n hours of each other. the fatal one happened here in southern california. the helicopter crashed into the water to newport beach around 6:30 p.m. yesterday evening killing one officer and critically injuring another. they are the only two on board for the officer who survived was a disturbance call when the chopper went down. authorities are vested in the cause of the crash for the officer who died was identified as a 44-year-old nicholas a 14-year-old veteran of the huntington beach police department. ask the city of huntington beach, the residents of huntington beach, the huntington beach police officer and the law enforcement community have lost an officer that was truly dedicated to his job. that was doing what he loved doing. >> take a look at this video out of florida. miami beach police shared this dramatic video of a helicopter slamming into the water just feet away from the sandy shores of south beach for this happened yesterday afternoon. dozens of people witnessed the crash

fox's christina coleman shows us what the games will look like. together.new chapter in sporting history, the opening ceremony for the 2022 winter olympics kicks off this friday. beijing is set to become the first city toes both a summer and winter games. olympic officials calling the moment historic while describing the upcoming games as one for the ages. meanwhile china strict zero covid strategy will be put to the test on wednesday. a total of 55 new virus infections were found among olympic games related personnel. medical officials remain confident the risk of covid-19 infection during the games is low due to the closed loop system in place if we find that there was evidence that there was sustained community transmission that we would activate through the included where response plan , which means more testing, tracing, isolating international olympic committee president thomas bach also confirming he will meet with tennis star puncture. why in the coming days , shall we had been at the center of international concern after she accused of former chine

fox news' christina coleman has more now for us from los angeles.e like, let's live a little on the crone is winding down and the country is slowly opening back up and pent up. americans are starting to hit the rails, roads and skies again in big numbers. air travel has been especially busy. the t s a says it's screened just under two million passengers on thursday, a million more than the same time last year and a record for non holiday travel during the pandemic. a lot of people are now looking trips of a lifetime. so the bucket list trip you've always wanted to do that. you really got the perspective on during covid and you couldn't travel at all winter weather is also playing a big role. ski resorts throughout new england are filling up again after two years of struggling to stay open. i'm from pennsylvania , little west of reading. pennsylvania came up here. my son is the opposite. here in california, tourists are flocking to the golden state to enjoy the warm weather during a bitterly cold winter. oh, it's great. well when you're from iowa, th

christina coleman fox news.lready calling for russian president vladimir putin to face a war crimes trial coming up tonight what some people think drives putin's behavior during this conflict. and we are following the gas prices spike just how high will costs continue to climb as the russia as russia battles for ukraine's cities, and we'll have details on fire today, they claimed the life of a man in oakland. and ukraine, wn forces tried to take control of the capital city of kiev. at the same time, a senior u. s intelligence official says that belarus is expected to send troops into ukraine as soon as today to fight alongside russian forces. ukrainian and russian leaders have agreed to sit down for talks near the belarus border this week. the upcoming meeting comes as russian president vladimir putin said he was putting nuclear forces on high alert after aggressive action from the west. under the order, the country's nuclear weapons are ready to launch on short notice. some people want to see russian president

christina coleman ktvu fox two news this is ktvu news at six.either i'm i expected that there would be some kind of ending. just 18 months after taking the top job at the california state university system, chancellor castro is out. good evening. i'm cristina rendon and i'm andre senior. the cal state board of regents is beginning its search for the next system chancellor after the sudden resignation of joseph castro, he was in broad and controversy over his handling of a sexual harassment complete ktvu south. be reporter jesse gary has the story. 18 months ago, dr joseph castro beamed with pride to fox to over his selection as the eighth csu chancellor. my first goal was to make sure that we are strong. and able to provide quality education. castro's checklist is cut short after thursday night, resigning the top position in the csu system. are you shocked or surprised that a doctor castro resigned. neither i'm i expected that there would be some kind of ending a chorus of calls inside and outside of the system called for castro's ouster followi

christina coleman fox news.t to go into yourself account and make sure since the money's already been extracted, that is kind of sent back to you. but it was a scam coming up how con artists are figuring out ways to steal from accounts tied to payment service? aps and our chief meteorologist, bill martin, will return to get us already. for that warm up that he's tracking. when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. all that entertainment built in. xfinity. a way better way to watch. new ways to cheat people out of money. foxes lindsey watts reports now on a scan that pretends to help the victims they're trying to target. with all the scam emails and phone calls. we all know every day thieves

christina coleman fox news ktvu fox two news at five starts now.sident biden issuing a new round of sanctions targeting russia after the kremlin launches a full scale invasion of russia. the assault opened with air and missile strikes of ukrainian military facilities before troops and tanks rolled across borders from three different directions. good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener malik savage in a video address to the people of ukraine. their president, said 137, servicemen and civilians have been killed and hundreds more have been wounded. here's what else we know. after the full scale invasion, the ukrainian president ordered a full military mobilization and world leaders are condemning the invasion of ukraine as barbaric and quickly slapped heavy sanctions on the russian economy . antiwar demonstrations have been happening all across the world. this is a live look tonight at the white house. washington d. c, one of several major u. s. cities where rallies are being held. we have live team coverage for you tonight. ktvu is heather holme

the winter olympic games kick off tomorrow in beijing amid the pandemic, but as foxes christina colemannternational olympic committeee promising to game safe for fans and athletes. together. we are writing a new chapter in sporting history, the opening ceremony for the 2022 winter olympics kicks off this friday. beijing is set to become the first city toast both a summer and winter games. olympic officials calling the moment historic while describing the upcoming games as one for the ages. meanwhile china strict zero covid strategy will be put to the test on wednesday. a total of 55 new virus infections were found among olympic games related personnel. medical officials remain confident the risk of covid-19 infection during the games is low due to the closed loop system in place if we find that there was evidence that there was sustained community transmission that we would activate through the included where response plan , which means more testing, tracing, isolating international olympic committee president thomas bach also confirming he will meet with tennis star puncture why, in th

christina coleman in los angeles, christina, thank you. jacqui.grants released into the u.s. nearly doubled in the past year. no signing of slowing down either. the latest report. jacqui: fears of russian attack are growing to fever pitch after president biden's stark warning that he believes vladimir putin has decided to invade ukraine but not everyone is preparing for war. lucas tomlinson live on the ground in lviv ukraine with reactions. lucas: hey, american western diplomats fled to when they evacuated embassies in capital. i spoke to a nun in the ukrainian orthodox church. do you think the russians are going to invade? >> it's possible. we don't know in the head of putin so we have to be ready. lucas: over 150,000 russian soldiers continue to surround this country from the north, east, south and its sea, russia joint exercise belarus tomorrow after that is anyone's guess what comes after that. half of russia's forces at the border are now poised to invade. new satellite images satellite show russia deployed 2,000 more attack ships to belarus

christina coleman from los angeles. christina. >> hi, harris.rsial compilation video emerge end and went viral following the backlash he received from progressives over his shows about the covid pandemic and vaccines. it prompted boycotts of spotify by several musicians and now another artist singer/songwriter india announced she is pulling her music from spotify. i believe in freedom of speech but i find joe rogan problematic for reasons other than his covid interviews. for me it's his language around race. rogan says his use of the n word was taken out of context in the compilation video. he used the slurs in discussion with how this word is used. >> i was also talking about how there is not another word like it in the entire english language because it is a word where only one group of people is allowed to use it and they can use it in so many different ways. if a white person says that word it is racist and toxic. but a black person can use it and it can be a punch line, a term of endearments. lyrics to a rap song. a very unusual word. >> th

jon: christina coleman, thanks. this, let's bring it "wall street journal" columnist and fox news contributor, james freeman, the irony and all of this is that because world oil prices have rocketed skyward with this ukrainian invasion, vladimir putin is making more money each day because oil prices have gone up so much. >> yes, he continues to sell it, that should benefit him but oil prices receded, sanctions may be not, not as far as some might have thought but i think you can expect volatility in the conflict puts up with pressure on the price of oil. jon: the president we heard him say he will do everything in his power to eliminate the pain at the pump. is he doing that? >> it's very clear what not only hurt vladimir putin but helps the u.s. consumer in the countries in europe worried about doing energy supplies from russia and it and purchase u.s. energy production, former vice president pent talking about permitting in the u.s., it's not just drilling, it's not just pipelines, also refineries. a strategy to d

christina coleman to life in los angeles, christina. >> hi eric. hour time span the pit fatal what happened in southern california the helicopter crash into the water near newport beach around 6:30 p.m. yesterday evening killing one officer critically injuring another. they're the only two on board. the injured officer was released from the hospital today. the officers were responding to a disturbance fight call when the chopper went down. with the roots are investing in the cause of the crash. the officer who died was identified 44-year-old nicholas. fourteen year veteran of the huntington beach police department. last night officers lined up outside of the hospital to escort his body to the orange county coroner's office. officers survived by his wife and his daughter. dozens of members of law enforcement showed up to the hospital last night to honor and the legacy he leaves behind. ask the city of huntington beach, the residence of huntington beach, huntington beach police department and the law enforcement community have lost an officer that wa

christina coleman has an unexpected story. >> reporter: oil prices briefly topped $105 a barrel.ide the cost is $3.59 up from $2.69 a year ago. rush's attack on ukraine could drive those prices higher and fears of supply disruptions as they believe gas prices could climb to $4 a gallon in the us and in california we hit that mark. i spoke to a driver who is paying $5.36 a gallon to fill up this morning. >> you are working extra hours to pay for gas? >> eight hours. >> reporter: this is your weekend. you would rather be doing something else. >> i was supposed to go out of town but i have to. >> reporter: as us consumers deal with soaring gas prices are made inflation and the fallout from the invasion of ukraine republicans are calling on the biden administration to stop restricting oil production and white house press secretary jen saki continues to defend the federal government's moves. >> settings on the keystone pipeline, oil and gas leases, incomprehensibly green lighting the nordtream 2 deal. in the same moment president biden should authorize the keystone pipeline and author

christina coleman has more on his amazing story. >> he joined the army in 1993 that is where he honeduse chef under for presidents in the master ice carb carver. >> he always said he'd be the hardest working person out of everyone and somebody will notice you from that. >> in addition to earning three college degrees russia as 1150 awards in culinary competitions. he says confidence is key. >> if you cheer your self up and said i might biggest fan in my greatest work i do everything. >> he does keep going as he copes with ptsd. he was working as a chef at the pentagon during the 9/11 attack the combat veteran was injured in iraq and he lost a fellow soldier and friend to suicide. >> i've seen a lot of people lose their lives. >> now he works at veterans to help them cope with their trauma in healthy ways he does 2222 preshow today to draw attention to the estimated 22 military veterans who lose their lives to suicide each day. the sgt also created a nonprofit called 2222 and focuses on underprivileged kids and military veterans. >> my therapy is helping people and agreeing with that.

now to christina coleman in los angeles with the tragic details in this incident. good afternoon.: this shooting marks the third deadly freeway shooting in oakland since november. a 23 month old toddler and then county sheriffs office rosa killed in the other two incidents. in this case a beloved basketball star was murdered. california highway patrol says 66-year old gene ransom was driving on interstate 880 in oakland friday afternoon during rush hour and he was shot causing him to crash his honda sedan into a guardrail. authorities say the suspect took a lot of-- off immediately and after several leads officers made an arrest. the identification of the suspect is juan garcia of san francisco. detectives are investigating a motive for the shooting. meantime, family and friends are mourning the loss of this basketball legend. ransom dominated the court for berkeley high school in the 70s and in college he ranked in the top standings as a winning career score with 1185 points within three years at uc berkeley tween the years of 1975 and 1978. he was inducted into the athletic hall

rams will be taking on the since that the9ty bengals in inglewood, california, and christina coleman t. hey, christina. >> reporter: hey, eric. happy super bowl sunday. thousands of fans are arriving at the super bowl right now. you've got a ton of rams fans, but you also have a lot of fans who are here from ohio. they are so happy to see the bengals in the super bowl. >> waited 33 years, almost like my first born -- i don't want my wife to hear that -- [laughter] we want 'em to win. >> since the tigers lost, you know, the great wall of china, season 17, never seen the bengals win the super bowl before. let's go, baby! >> i feel great. i feel greatment this is my second super bowl personally, and last time it was against the patriots, this time against the bengals, and i think we got it this time. >>eporter: more than 70,000 fans are expected to attend the big game, more than 100 million viewers are expected the tune in. i chatted with former nfl -- ability what the super bowl means to the athletes. some players describe it as the biggest day of their a life. >> this is what every lit

christina coleman has the story.alace on sunday with the news that queen elizabeth has tested positive for covid 19 the palace, saying in a statement that she is experiencing mild symptoms, but expects to continue working britain's longest reigning monarch. the queen is fully vaccinated and has had a booster shot. she's been in robust health for most of her reign, but did spend the night in the hospital in october. her treatment will likely include antiviral drugs that have been approved in the u. k to treat covid-19. obviously we're having some problems with that story, and hopefully we'll bring it to you in just a moment. well the fda is reportedly looking at authorizing 1/4 dose of the covid-19 vaccine in the fall. the planning is still in the early stages in the authorization would fully depend on current studies. late last year. health officials said that fourth doses were not yet needed , and it was too early to know if we would need it. however the fda is currently reviewing data to make a decision. countries

christina coleman has the story live in l.a. >> hi, bill, yes, the sheriff spoke out again against theailure of leadership. he says the l.a. county board of supervisors followed through for the suicide pact and started the process to fire 4,000 employees from the sheriff's department for not being vaccinated. in a new facebook post, the sheriff says he will put up a legal fight to avoid losing more law enforcement, especially during this crime surge. >> i'm holding a firm line, we are not going to terminate anyone for vaccination, we are going to demand vaccination or testing. that's the same standard that the president is using, the same standard the governor is using. >> the sheriff has repeatedly said he will not fire his employees over the vaccine mandate but now his staff could be in for a big change. l.a. county board of supervisors voted to advance a motion that gives the county's personnel director overriding authority to discipline county employees who refuse to comply with the mandate. >> unfortunately the sheriff's department is the only department in the county that's refus

christina coleman has more. >> police made contact with the owner of a vehicle seen in security footages location east of downtown l.a. and he voluntarily accompanied them back to the police station for further questioning. he's facing a felony assault charge. he bonded out of jail this morning. his bail was set at $30,000. the victim was identified as 40-year-old oakland restaurant owner daniel luna. investigators say security footage from the beating shows luna wearing a rams jersey. the two men pushed east other and a fight broke out. officers don't believe there's anybody else involved. >> the greatest damage was done because he landed on his head on the pavement. i don't think this has any implications for safety. >> luna traveled to l.a. alone after fans that were going with him cancelled. it's not clear what led up to the altercation. a security guard found luna injured in the stadium parking lot. he's still in a medically induced coma. >> want to give our best wishes to the family. the chief has talked to the mother. she's very grateful that there's an arrest that's been made. >

and christina coleman checking on this and joins us now from englewood, california. >> hi, yes, thisatures in the upper 80's, it's toasty out here, but a lot of people are liking it. as for security, it's definitely ramped up, some agencies are using different forms, helicopters and surveillance patrols and monitoring with the aerial view is critical to the security efforts. fbi officials showed me the counterterrorism operations and all hands on deck. they're monitoring social media, intelligence gathering, following up with command posts. they're not aware of any credible threats at this time, but things could get busy. there have been rumors there might be a canadian style anti-covid restriction trucker protest near the stadium. >> we're tracking any kind of information. people do have a right to engage in first amendment protected activity, but if anyone engages in violence or violence of any state, local, federal laws, we will have our partners and there will be consequences. >> more than 70,000 fans are expected at the big game. the rams are the second team in nfl history to pl

christina coleman has more from los angeles, christina. >> good morning. happy to be with you guys. andre rush joined the army in 1993 and that is where he honed his cooking skills preparing him to be a white house chef under the president and master ice carper. >> my dad said he is the hardest working person out of everyone, you know? someone will notice you from that. >> in addition to earning three college degrees, 150 awards and culinary competition. he says confidence is key. >> if you cheer yourself up and say i am my biggest fan, i can do anything, never give up. >> and he does keep going as he copes with ptsd. he was working as a chef at the pentagon during the 9/11 attack and the combat veteran was also injured in iraq and lost a fellow soldier and friend to suicide. >> i have unfortunately seen a lot of people take their lives. >> now that chef works with veterans to cope with their trauma in healthy ways. he does 2,222 push-ups a day to draw attention to estimated 22 military veterans who lose their life to suicide each day. the retired master sergeant created a nonprofit