all those symptoms no but half fall under ptsd. >> trace: christina coleman. >> make your money girl.nger can we remove all the food. >> if a food is missing take away the food. >> it wasn't a hair it was an a pen damage. >> trace: for me i would rather a finger than a hair. we asked instagram people what would you suffer. 89%, 71% make it all up. here's what they said, sonja shaw obesity because i would never touch a veggie again. finger food paranoia and finger fear, gossip on line a stroke maybe, more likely a broken ankle trying to get away from the table. and john says i don't think she's making it up some weak minded people have no coping skills in life. i would probably go back again if i liked the place. thank you for joining the nightcap and thank you for joining america's late news fox news at night. see you back here tomorrow. it's where we experience the excitement of opening day. it's where we caught our personal best. and this tree is where it all began. this christmas start traditions under your tree... share the tradition of visiting santa's wonderland at bass pro shop

in los angeles, christina coleman, kttv, fox two news.ederal aviation administration is taking steps to make airline pilots feel more comfortable about seeking help for mental health issues. >> the faa is establishing a pilot mental health aviation rule making committee to help break down the barriers that prevent pilots from reporting mental health issues. there has been criticism about this that pilots face a stigma about admitting to mental health issues concerning that they will be disqualified to fly. recently, the wife of joseph emerson, that off duty alaska airline pilot from pleasant hill accused of trying to shut down the engines of a plane, had said her husband was afraid to disclose his bouts of depression for fear of losing his pilot's license and his livelihood, taking a live look now at sfo, currently seeing an uptick in travelers arriving for next week's apec summit. >> and of course, the airport also preparing for what is expected to be a record holiday travel season. >> i guess so, millions of passengers are expected to h

christina coleman is live with that story. christina good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace.oversy in a massachusetts town. an israeli flag was flown in the town common of north andover to show support for the country and its victims following the deadly attack on is reels. now a palestinian flag will fly there upsetting many residents after very intense debate. the controversial moved to appoint the glowing bear by a town's boards monday night after a local resident requested the flag be flown. it was placed between an american flag and a pow-mia flag. >> this flag is there to prevent all of the victims everywhere. >> howevers find deeply disappointing and want to move past this controversy. >> when i first drive by it made me sick to my stomach. >> we have to move on, we need to move on. we're looking at it now which is the changes. >> reporter: meanwhile a glop flew to washington, dc to march in support of israel say they were left strand order the tarmac at dulles airport for hours tuesday. the bus driver supposed take them to the event allegedly forced a sickout so they

arthel: christina coleman, thank you.s are ready for the new york city marathon tomorrow and we are told it could be disrupted by pro- palestinian protesters demonstrators in the past few weeks here in y new york city of benzene and burning and trampling the flag. some approaches in recent days have turned violent. the fights breaking on the streets and tomorrow's marathon will see some runners showing their support for the palestinian cause on their teachers and so-called palestinian zone set up along the 26-mile route which would make of this newark city republican city councilwoman vickie paladino joins us now. councilwoman, good to see if you have a right in america under the first amendment of free expression but in some cases has gone over the line i have been to protest covering them i have heard some of these pro- these pro-palestinian protesterl more jews. eradicate israel, kill the jews. what is your response to that question. >> first about less on-call than protesters let's call that what they are they are sma

christina coleman is live following that story. hi, christina. >> hi, griff. minnesota attorney general ellison who prosecuted chauvin says the former officer is listed in stable condition following the stabbing. he released i'm sorry to hear that chauvin was the victim of violence. he was convicted of his crime and like any individual he should be able to serve his sentence without fear or violence. they did not name him as the inmate that was stabbed, but confirmed an assault occurred around 12 p.m. local time and they performed life saving mon the inmate they were taken to a hospital for further treatment and evaluation. so far no word on what led to the stabbing against chauvin. he was reportedly seriously injured and now listed in stable condition. chauvin's encounter with george floyd in may of 2020 was recorded on cell phone video reviewed by people across the world and sparked protests around the globe and triggered immediate demands for racial equity across the u.s. chauvin a 19-year veteran officer was sentence today 21 years for federal civil rights

christina coleman is live with the details. >> two women filed two new lawsuits against diddy sayingaulted them. the suits come one week after the music mogul settled with his ex-girlfriend cassie she claimed he sexually assaulted her, beat her and involved in sex trafficking. sean combs denies allegation in all three cases, the suits were filed to the supreme court on thanksgiving day, the associated press reports that one of the suit was brought by a woman who claims combs drug her before videotaping him sexually assaulting her, he later shared that with several signs in the music industry, both suits were filed under new york's adult survivors act a law that allows people alleging sexual abuse to bring s lawsuits within a one-yr window with the godless whether the statute of limitation of run out. diddy denies all allegations in the statement to fox news a spokesperson for the music mogul said the claims involving alleged misconduct under mr. combs for over 30 years ago and filed at the last minute are denied and rejected by him. he recognizes this as a money grab because of his f

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christina coleman is live with the breaking information on this. christina, good evening. hi. good evening. yeah, a tragic loss, very disturbing. a college professor was arrested for the death of a jewish protester. the 50 year old suspect was charged with two felonies and voluntary manslaughter and battery causing serious bodily injury. authority say the victim. 69 year old paul kessler, who was part of a pro-israel group, died after falling backward during a conference with the suspect. a pro-police supporter at a free palestine rally on november 5th in thousand oaks, a suburb just northwest of l.a. some of the witnesses were pro-palestine, while others were pro-israel. during the investigation at the scene, deputies determined that the altercation with mr. kessler he fell backward and struck his head on the ground. an arrest was not immediately made in this case. it's unclear what evidence the ventura county da's office reviewed to proceed with charges as the local sheriff's office and the da is scheduled to hold a joint news conference on this arrest tomorrow as the commun

arthel: christina coleman thank you. >> is crashing and perhaps the party should come together peoplenba biden and the democrats shou it should be easo beat. eric: former president monson calling on its rivals to drop out. that is poll after poll shows the dominating lead over the other republicans of the race. he's been calling on his opponent some of who, because all of them quote clowns he wants it out because he says their continued candidacy is facing him only help president biden laurent wright is with this from princeton university. an author of the books start bot power american democracy the age of the celebrity candidate. talk about a celebrity candidate professor. what are the chances the other candidates would heed the former presidents call and get out of the race and dessie have a point since his lead is so far away? i see happens i have a point that is just because the sheer magnitude of his lead on average is tremendous. we are not talking about a neck and neck race we are not talking about the top three contenders being within striking distance of one another. trump i

christina coleman thanks.e on the ongoing war between israel and hamas terrorists let's bring in retired navy rear admiral jon palmer author from bluegrass to bluewater lessons in farm and leadership. admiral thanks very much for being here. we were just talking about china and this upcoming meeting in san francisco. china has its fingers in what is going on in israel and gaza right now, doesn't it? >> they do and they have. thanks for having me on. i will tell you they are involved in the middle east predates the belt and rode a strategy they've been doing for 10 years. the fact of the matter is china's been involved in the middle east going away back it's involved with palestinians building relationships and subsequently they built a lot of good relationships with many arab nations. point of fact they now do a lot of economic business with israel over a billion dollars a year. a quarter of their oil imported oil comes from the middle east so they have a vested interest in this conflict not expanding. but the

christina coleman has been following that story and has the latest. ar no word on what led to the stabbing. again, 47-year-old chauvin was reportedly seriously injured during the attack and is now listed in stable condition. the bureau of prisons did not name him as the inmate who was stabbed yesterday; however, they did confirm that an assault occurred around 12:30 in the afternoon friday at the prison. they said responding employees performed life saving measures on the inmate and that they were taken to a hospital for further treatment and evaluation. minnesota attorney general keith ellison who prosecuted chauvin in his high profile state murder case says the former officer is listed in stable condition following the stabbing. he released a statement saying, quote: i'm sad to hear that derek chauvin was the target of violence. he was duly convicted of his crimes and, like any if incarcerated individual, he should be able to serve his sentence without fear of realuation with or violence. chauvin was sentenced for federal civil rights charged and 22

christina coleman has the scoop. >> the two parties reached a settlement a day after she filed an acclaimedcombs also known as diddy. the complaint cassie his name is and sandra ventura laid out a disturbing case claiming he raped and beat her and involved her in sex trafficking. she met him a 2005 when she was 19 years old and he was 37. her attorneys said signed her to his label and within a few years her attorney said mr. combs quote leeward her into and also spacious fast-paced drug fueled lifestyle into a romantic relationship with him, her boss. one of the most powerful men in the entertainment industry, nearly two decades. prior to the complaint, he offered her eight figures to prevent her from filing the lawsuit but she rejected his efforts. meantime the attorney says combs denies these offensive outrageous allegations telling fox news for the past six months he's been subjected to her persistent demand of $30 million. under the threat of writing a damaging book about the relationship which was unequivocally rejected as like blackmail. she has now resorted to filing a lawsuit riddle

christina coleman is live with the latest. , christina. >> the heat index has a combination of air and humidity hit 140 degrees yesterday at rio de janeiro. the brazilian city where swift held her concert. the dangerous heatwave took a toll on her fans during the show and outside of the stadium. >> i am worried because i have low blood pressure. i was afraid of exposing myself to the sound like this and any serious consequences that may have. being here is a dream. i have worked hard. i saved money to be here at this show. i've been taking all the precautions possible. lots of water, umbrellas and fans. >> standing in line for hours to get inside the stadium to get a good spot, fainted, had to be resuscitated in and suffered a second cardiac arrest on her way to the hospital where she died shortly after her arrival. authorities have not yet determined her cause of death. fans on social media complained they were not allowed to bring water to the stadium. swift could be seen in sub videos posted to social media asking organizers

the doe now investigating incidents of anti-semitism and islam a phobia, and christina coleman has more with what this could mean for some of america's top universities. >> yes, cornell and columbia, to have seven colleges under investigation by the department of education's office for civil rights regarding reports of discrimination. alleging anti-semitism and anti-muslim harassment. the depa department of educatios the investigations are part of the joe biden and kamala harris to nude interest in taking action of these rising reports going on across college campuses since the war started. >> there is a line for children to be safe, as educators we need to do everything that we can so they can feel safe in their skin. they shouldn't have to hide who they are to learn on campus. >> any school that refuses to address problems identified by federal authorities can ultimately lose federal funding will be referred to the doj for federal action. and everything will be updated weekly as tension continues to mount at various schools nationwide at this time. >> being a person at nyu is scary. w

under fire after two teachers taught a lesson on quote genocide in palestine to first graders christina colemantest on this story, hey christina. >> hi griff to first grade teachers were posted after assuring controversial lessons with young kids. one of the teachers documented their action on social media ktla reports during a news conference yesterday senior rabbi freddy portion of the teacher's iteachers instagram pd the teacher said quote i did eight lesson on the genocide in palestine today with my first graders he also wrote my fave was a kid who was like what they just gave the land back to palestine and find someone else to live? then the teacher allegedly ended the post with a heart and moji. some parents learned about the lesson after their children came home upset about the conflict in gaza by the school executive director to the teachers were not fired but they were removed as administrators investigate the situation. >> let me be clear citizens of the world unequivocally denounces hamas. see wc unequivocably condemns the social media p posed by our staff members including the use o

christina coleman has an update from los angeles. >> so far no word on what led to the stabbing, 47-year-oldy seriously injured and now listed in stable condition. the bureau of prisons did not keep him however, they did confirm an assault occurred around 12:30 p.m. friday at the present. responding employees formed lifesaving measures on the inmate and taken to hospital for further treatment and evaluation. minnesota attorney general keith ellison prosecuted him for the 2020 custody death of george floyd and released a statement saying i am sad to hear their children was the target of promise, duly convicted of his crimes and like any incarcerated individual, he should be able to serve his sentence without fear of retaliation or violence. he was sentenced to 21 years for federal civil rights charges he pleaded guilty to was sentenced to 22 and a half years for second degree murder by the state of minnesota. mother the supreme court rejected his appeal of his murder conviction and he's serving both sentences concurrently of the name security federal correction facility in tucson. the facilit

but first, we head over to correspondent christina coleman, she joins us from the southland. disturbing trend, bank jugging incidents are on the rise in southern california, organized groups of people follow people leaving banks, and ask them for directions and steal their purse or wal et. a woman was robbed of $20,000 she had just withdrawn from a bank to purchase a new home. they say a group of thieves followed her from the bank to a mall in riverside county southeast of l.a.. according to officers, one of the thieves placed a $5 bill behind her car, asked her if it belonged to her and when she went to look, someone from that group of thieves stole her purse from her car. police are still searching for the suspects. also, orange county sheriff's deputies released this video showing a man stealing $50,000 from an elderly woman's truck while another guy distracted her. both suspects were arrested. officers are urging residents to call police if they notice that they are being followed from a bank. >> even when you are at an atm, we just had made an arrest last week of two of t

fox news correspondent christina coleman is in los angeles with the update. >> hi, yes.y beat the heat index a combination of air temperature and humidity hit nearly 140 degrees yesterday in rio de janeiro at the brazilian city were swift held her cult of the dangerous heatwave took a toll on her fans during the show and outside the stadium. >> i am worried because i have low blood pressure i was afraid of exposing myself to the sunlight in any serious consequences you might have. but being here is a dream it. i've worked hard i've saved money to be here at the show. so i've been taking all the precautions possible, drinking lots of water, umbrellas because a 23 old fan who died a brazilian newspaper reported she stood in line for hours to get inside the stadium to get a good spot, fainted, had to be resuscitated and suffered a second cardiac arrest on her way to the hospital where she died shortly after her arrival. authority said not a determined her cause of death. fans on social media complained they were not allowed to bring water into the stadium. swift it could be

. >> christina coleman explains who is behind the setting makeover. >> some homeless encampment say sanco residents had to dodge because the trash, stench and fears of getting attacked or being cleared out since world leaders will be in town including president joe biden and chinese president xi's in pain. >> with the commonest dictator comes to town the ideas of equity suddenly vanish in the streets get cleaned up, that is very weird what kind of message does that send, california politician like gavin newsom no san francisco is an embarrassment and they don't care about the residents they only care about impressing xi jinping. and it would actually be funny. >> governor gavin newsom admitted the city was cleaning up with the 21 world leaders from the pacific countries with 20000 visitors are expected to be in town. critics question whether san francisco massive cleanup job as a band-aid for a problem that has plagued the city for decades. >> for years san francisco residents have had to put up with rampant homelessness, drug use, soles and feces lined streets in the name of progressiv

christina coleman is live with the details on this. christina. >> hi anita.fter cassie filed explosionive complaint against sean combs reached a settlement and her attorney said mr. combs offered an eight figure payoff to prevent lawsuit as legal experts note resolving this case with the settlement could have spared combs from embarrassing legal discovery process considering the violent abuse he's accused of. in the complaint, ventura attorney said, quote, for her the dark times were those she spent trapped by mr. combs in a cycle of abuse violence and sex trafficking. among other violence and unlawful acts mr. combs raped ms. ventura after she tried to leave him often punch, beat kicked stomped on her resulting in bruises, burst lips, black eyes and bleeding blew up a man's car after he learned that he was roman romantically interested in ms. ventura and complaint has explosive allegations she met mr. combs in 2005 when she was 19 years old and he was 37. her attorney say he signed her to his label bad boy records and within a few years lured her into a, quo

christina coleman is live in los angeles with more.thel the through states complaint against music mobile sean combs wh was known s diddy and a complete cassius' name is cassandra laid out a disturbing case claiming combs raped and beat her involved in trafficking. his attorney said she met him in 2005 when she was 19 years old when he was 37 but hit her attorney said he signed her to his label bad appoint records within a few years he quote lured her into an ostentatious and fast-paced and drug filled lifestyle and into a romantic relationship with him, her boss. why the most powerful men in the industry industry and it vicious and cruel and controlling man nearly two decades her senior has complete control over personal and professional life thereby ensuring her inability to escape his hold. but, the music mobile attorney said combs vehemently denies these quotes offensive in our outrageous allegations telling fox news in a statement quote for the past six months mr. combs has been subjected to her persistent demand of $30 million or

christina coleman is live in the los angeles bureau with what you need to know. >> it's a very disturbing trend. police say bank juging incidents are on the rise in southern california. organized groups of thieves follow people leaving banks with large amounts of cash, find a way to distract them and steal their purse, wallet or other belongings. a woman was robbed of $20,000 she had just withdrawn from a local bank to purchase a new home. they say a group of thieves followed her from the bank to a mall in riverside county southeast of l.a. according to officers one of the thieves placed a $5 bill behind the car and when she went to look someone from the group of thieves stole her purse from the front seat of her car. police are searching for the suspects. the city of you are vine alone in orange county there has been at least 24 bank juging incidents this year. >> even when you are at an atm, we just had made an arrest last week of two -- of these eastern europey an criminals that were putting skimming devices on atms and they got out of two victims over $10,000. so they are watching you

. >> dana: christina coleman has more on this story from los angeles.d morning. >> good morning, dana. a private screening of graphic footage from hamas's attack on israel called bearing witness to the october 7th massacre sparked fighting outside of the museum of tolerance last night. a witness captured video of the violent incident saying some israel supporters were pepper sprayed in a clash between pro-israel and pro-palestinian demonstrators near the museum. inside of the building an audience of more than 150 people including hollywood executives took part in the private screening of the attack video. the footage was compiled by the israel defense forces sojourn allists and public figures to view it and counter the misinformation being spread by some regarding the attacks. mayor bass responded to the fight. we cannot allow worldwide tension to devolve into this unacceptable violence in our city. this is a time of immense pain and distress for thousands of people in los angeles. we must stand together. wonder woman star, born in israel and served two

>> mike: christina coleman reporting live. thank you very much. >>> for more on the up coming biden xi meeting, let's bring in the political panel, fox news contributor richard fowler and american first chief communications director mark loddard. gentlemen, welcome. richard what should president biden emphasize with president xi this week >> i think this is going to be critical. the meeting comes at a time when on capitol hill there's a lot of sabre rattling of china. you heard members of capitol hill saying this is the new cold war but it really isn't because our economy and china's economy are woven together. it is not like a time when we didn't really have involvement with russia. 85 percent of iowa's electricity comes from wind tur bins. 90 percent of those wind turbines come from china. as we approach our relationship with china, the trick here is to talk about the facts. what can we do to bring the temperature down between these two countries because they sort of need each other in this moment to survive as we work onram

christina coleman has more whether ms.have the concert and her reaction to the tragic death of one of her young fans. brexit definitely a sad sad situation. to make matters worse fans on social media complain they are not allowed to bring water into the stadium videos taken from the stands a show at taylor swift asking organizers to get water to a group of fans who got retention even throwing a bottle of water up to someone in the middle of a song. some of her fans are posted photos pouring water on their faces are sitting under shader to try and cool off in the triple digit temps as they waited to enter the olympic stadium. one vendor spraying fans with a squirt gun offering umbrellas to keep them cool. a brazilian newspaper reported a fan who stood in line for hours to get inside the stadium to get a good spot fainted had to be resuscitated and suffered a second cardiac arrest on her way to the hospital where she died shortly after arrival. authorities have not yet determined her cause of death. swift postponed saturday'

christina coleman live in los angeles with much more on this.the homeless encampment on the streets they say they get rid of them they don't want president xi to see them fairplex they are clearing it out san francisco residents have done with out-of-control homelessness there for years now some of the streets and left a fill fleet by homeless encampments are finally getting cleared out and cleaned up since world leaders will be in town democrat governor gavin newsom admitted it. >> i know folks say they're just cleaning up this place because all this fancy leaders are coming to town. that is true. because it is true. it is also true for months and months and months we have been having different conversations and we have raised the bar of expectation between the city, the county, and the states. >> critics wonder if this is just going to be a quick fix for the city gave aires a makeover ahead of the asia-pacific economic cooperation conference which starts next week in san francisco by clearing out the sprawling homeless encampments residents ha

christina coleman is live with more on that. christina. >> i jon the u.s.of texas identified the 28-year-old palestinian man as an alien illegally in the u.s. who was in possession of a 9-millimeter pistol. they say he quote entered the united states on a non- immigrant visa which expired in 2019. has allegedly and in direct contact with others who share a radical mindset the charges for their alleged he's been conducting physical training and has trained with weapons to possibly commit an attack. fbi director christopher wray has weighed in on the national security risk right now amid the israel hamas war. >> here in the united states are most immediate concern as violent extremists, individuals or small groups will draw inspiration from the events of the middle east to carry out attacks against americans we've already seen that with the individual rearrested last week in houston have been studying help build bombs and posted online about his support for killing jews. >> a disturbing case out of houston comes after the recent arrest of a 29-year-old foreig

. >> i have a feeling christina heard all three of you loud and clear. stephanie coleman. she has a question about the government shutdown. imagine that. the recent government shutdown has been upsetting. even more upsetting is the knowledge that congress would continue to receive a paycheck. would you support or be willing to put forth a change in the rules that congress pay is connected to them passing government funding? i will begin again with congresswoman lee. >> first, think given this democrats prevented the government for shutting down. secondly, i think that congress should be required to be in government. to make sure that we follow the rules and that those rules are the same for government workers going on furloughs, you should follow the same rules as government workers. if there is a need to change the rules, i would certainly support a change to the rules. >> congressman schiff. >> asked him to withhold my pay until everyone else got paid. i don't think members of the congress should be paid while federal employees and others are going without a paycheck. i

coleman live for us with the details. thank you. joining me now for more on this, former acting attorney general matt whitaker. matt, you heard christina'seport there and i want your reaction. are you surprised that we're getting news like this? >> not at all, griff, and it's good to be with you today. what i'm seeing, obviously, is that we have millions of people that have come into our country, whether, you know, completely illegally or whether they have filed these bogus asylum claims that are not going to be adjudicated for up to a decade. ultimately, you know, the people that want to do us harm know that we are allowing everybody to enter our country, and that is causing these situations, like you saw in houston, but what's important is that in both of these cases that were just referenced, that means that law enforcement is working and i'm just concerned that they're overwhelmed with the sheer numbers of folk that have illegally entered our country or filed bogus asylum claims, there's not enough fbi agents to do this. you've been to the border and so have i, we have to shut down this border to get operational cell and understand w