i'm christina coleman, with more on decis alright. what's the definition of character to you?... would you be a superhero or a supervillain? if you could say one thing to big tobacco, what would it be? it's so important in this time of change that we reclaim our sacred ways. i had to open my eyes. you can't continue to do this. deep breath. i'd want to ask them “why?” (♪) i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. today that left three dead and eight injured. it happened at a crowded festival last night in the city of salangen, in the western part of the country. the group said the attacker targeted christians. a suspect has been taken into custody and police also arrested a 15 year old boy for allegedly knowin

christina coleman has details from los angeles. >> reporter: good evening, kevin. mark chavez made his first appearance in federal court today in downtown la, agreed to plead guilty earlier this month. one of "the 5" people charged in this case. the others include another doctor and an alleged drug dealer who prosecutors called a ketamine queen. authorities say the defendants played a role in overdose death by falsely prescribing, selling or injecting the ketamine that caused perry to die last october. chavez did not go on camera today. 's attorney spoke on his behalf. >> he's incredibly remorseful about what happened, not just because it happened to matthew perry but because it happened to a patient. he was trying to do everything in his power to right the wrong that happened. >> reporter: chavez's plea agreement, he admitted to diverting ketamine from his former clinic and submitting a fraudulent prescription in the name of the former patient without their consent or knowledge. prosecutors say the other doctor in this case sent a

christina coleman with that story. [laughter] >> reporter: steve moore was on to something. agency's leaders announced how they plan to move forward with the troubled starliner spacecraft and the two astronauts stuck in space. we'll have the details coming up. ♪ ♪ if you want to view paradise, ♪ breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. ♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try new vaposhower max for steamy vicks vapors. jon: nasa officials are calling on elon musk's spacex to bring home sunny williams and butch wilmore. those two astronauts arrived at the international spac

christina coleman is live with the latest. high, christina. reporter: hi, alicia.he black box stores the plane's data and was recovered at the crash site and will be included into the investigation as to what caused this aircraft to rapidly plunge to the ground in southeastern brazil yesterday killing everyone on board and the regional carrier confirmed unaccounted for passenger was on the flight increasing the death toll in the horrific incident from 61 fatalities to 62. disturbing video shows the plane moments before its fiery crash and it quickly descended from 17,000 feet in about a minute. there were active warnings of severe icy conditions around that elevation. brazilian authorities say it's too early to confirm if ice caused this accident. the plane slammed into a yard of a home in a residential community. fortunately on the ground got hurt. a number of terrified witnesses saw or heard the plane crash. >> when i heard the sound of the plane falling, i looked out my window at home and saw the moment it crashed, the way it fell. i ran out of the house and wen

christina coleman to alive with more on the story. >> san diego dr.made his first appearance in federal court yesterday and downtown los angeles. he agreed to plead guilty earlier this month. chavez is one of the five people charged in this case for the others include another doctor and alleged drug dealer who prosecutors call the ketamine queen. the defendants played a role in perry's overdose death by falsely prescribing, selling or injecting the ketamine that because it perry to die last october. chavez did not go on camera yesterday put his attorney spoke on his behalf. >> he is incredibly remorseful what happened. not just because it happened to matthew perry but because it happened to a patient. he is trying to do everything in his power to write the wrong rig that happened here. >> he admitted to diverting ketamine from his former clinic and submitting a fraudulent prescription and the name of a former patient without their knowledge or consent. a prosecutor said the other doctor in this case sent a text message while discussing how much to cha

[laughter] jon: that is right running laps i guess christina coleman thank you.headlines for you from around the globe. israel's military traded heavy strikes with a run backed hezbollah in lebanon over diapered israel says it foiled a planned massive attack who responded by firing hundreds of rockets and drones toward the jewish state. both sides said they targeted military sites. ukraine president zelenskyy praised his troops cross-border offensive into russia's region as his country it m marked a sor independence day saturday. many ukrainians honored civilians and soldiers who have died in the war. in paris a french flag was raised on the eiffel tower in the ceremony commemorating 80 years liberation from nazis paid tribute to the french firefighters who remove the nazi flag at midday in 1944. in mexico city former world boxing champion floyd mayweather beat jon gotti the third and a in 2017 after winning world titles in five different divisions. in nigeria people are paying to smash electronics and furniture to let out their stress. the shadow rage room appea

. >> and christina coleman just reported it's costing saint shorey states and cities billions of dollarsr final thoughts. >> absolutely to house them and prosecute them and frankly think about lost tax revenue for those here illegally the money money they send back to their families that they are in under the table the economic impact on america and law enforcement is tremendous you think people like her who instituted this in california and moved onto the national level and has been instituting and running with this plan with joe biden for the last 3 and a half years and it's not working for america. >> a peek into america's future thank you both coming up kaitlyn jenner live on sat with her take on vice presidential candidate being allotted by progressives for making minnesota a trans refuge 8:11 on the west coast a live look in eugene oregon did you know the tater tot was invented there and the sooner state as annapolis maryland capital the u.s. from 1783 all until 1784 if you can't join us live set your dvr and watch us any time we will be back withl kaitlyn jenner andha her thoughs

christina coleman is tracking the latest. hi, christina. >> yes, it's decision day for nasa.aders are expected to reveal whether it's safe for astr astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams, whether they should stay until next february and return on a spacex dragon spacecraft. the families of the astronauts are staying positive. >> we're just saying that whatever happens, that the lord's in control and, you know, it's for god's glory and our good. so we don't completely understand that, but that's what we believe and, you know, that's our faith. >> it's obviously like not the best situation, but i know my dad and i know that he is happy to be up there for the most part. he loves being up on the station. >> the two man crew has been in space for 80 days now. if this mission would have gone perfectly, the starliner would have been docked for just eight days following the june 5th launch, but there were some problems. there were helium leaks and thruster issues on the boeing spacecraft. >> boeing is a subcontractor paid to do a job and in order to do that job, they haven't quit

from a plane that went down in a brazilian neighborhood yesterday killing all 61 people onboard christina coleman is tracking the very latest. hey, christina. reporter: hi griff, planes black box flight recorder that stores plane data recovered at the crash site hopefully provide insight into what caused this large passenger plane to crash in southeastern brazil. the plane was heading to south palos air international airport and dropped southwest. dramatic video shows the aircraft appearing to stop midair then rapidly plunge to the ground in a highly populated area fortunately no one on the ground was hurt. the plane slammed into a neighborhood causing a fire to erupt. >> the plane passed over us. it was going to fall over our home it started to come down and down we said it is falling, it is falling when we saw the plane again it had crashed. the flames are very high they burned everything. it was a horror scene horrible it was very real. we prayed to god so it wouldn't fall on our home. >> the european made atr500 spiral to the ground at 17,000 feet, there was reportedly active warnings of icy

christina coleman is here to explain how this happened. ristina. >> 23-year-old two-time olympian jordan chiles was stripped of our first ever individual olympic medal. also usa gymnastics said during the appeal process regarding this matter chiles has been subjected to hurtful and baseless attacks on social media. chiles indicated she is saddened by the situation she posted broken heart of emojis to her instagram stories. she also wrote i am taking this time and removing myself from social media for my mental health. thank you. how did this all start? initially chiles finish the women's floor exercise in fifth place. but usa gymnastics and her coach quickly submitted inquiry into the judge's decision arguing or difficulty score should have been higher. especially regarding the leap she performed that involved a split in the air while rotating i've hundred 40 degrees. the judges agreed with the inquiry and boosted her score. which moved her head of romania's anna for the bronze medal. butts, the romanian olympic committee protested the deci

christina coleman is live following the details. may, christina. >> hi, griff. dr.ark chavez made his first appearance in court in downtown l.a., agreed to plead guilty earlier this morning. he's one of the five charged in this case. the others include another doctor and alleged drug dealer called the ketamine queen. and they say they played a role in perry's death, falsely prescribing, or injecting the ketamine that caused him to die last october. the doctor did not speak, his lawyer spoke on his behalf. >> he's incredible remorseful, not just matthew perry, but because he was a patient. 's doing everything to right the wrong her. molly: he admitted to diverting ketamine to his former clinic, and a fraudulent prescription in the name of a former patient without their knowledge or consent. prosecutors say the other doctor sent a text message describing how much to charge perry for the ketamine saying i wonder how much this moron will pay. and prosecutors say they were inscrupulous doctors, and no longer practicing medicine. and his attorney was asked if chavez has a

. ♪ >> welcome to fox news live i'm christina coleman in los angeles.re working to learn what caused a commuter plane to crash in southern brazil. officials confirm all 61 people on board were killed. this dramatic video shows the plane appearing to stop mid-air and spiraled to the ground out of control it. slammed into a neighborhood causing a fire to erupt. fortunately, no one on the ground got hurt. the plane's black box flight recorder was recovered at the crash site. remnants from hurricane debby are pummeling the northeast. heavy rain is causing widespread and catastrophic flooding across new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania. the high water knocking down trees and washing away homes and vehicles. several stranded motorists had to be rescued. heavy rain will drench new england tonight as debby heads into the atlantic. i'm christina coleman now back to the ingraham angle for all your headlines, log on to fox foxnews.com. ♪ >> laura: it's time to take the pulse of the nation. we all know that americans are hurting. and kamala even admits that gas a

rich: christina coleman thank you very much. >> all who supported bobby's campaign i very simply askhat you join us in building this coalition. it's a beautiful coalition. in defense of liberty, safety, prosperity and peace. molly: back here on earth in arizona yesterday for the big headline at robert f kennedy jr. suspending his independent presidential campaign, endorsing trump. rfk junior joint trump that rally we are looking at a very tight race for the white house. could kennedy's supporters make a big difference? lucas thompson is light with the white house following this for us. >> good afternoon pete that is right it is not clear how much of bobby kennedy's endorsement of donald trump will make a difference but in his critical battleground states were every vote counts recall how narrow those margins were just four years ago. let's hear some more from the former president donald trump last night. quick to all the boats he was getting has a lot of goods he could've gotten. i think it's going to have a huge influence we are leaving now but i think you have a huge influence of t

christina coleman has the details for us. christina, to you. >> reporter: molly, san diego dr.ty earlier this month. federal prosecutors say he was part of a broad underground criminal network that supplied perry with the ketamine that ultimately led to his overdose death last october. others charged in this case include another doctor and an alleged drug dealer who prosecutors call the ketamine queen. chavez made his first appearance in federal court in downtown los angeles yesterday, and chavez's plea agreement he admitted to diverting ketamine from his former clinic, making false representations to a wholesale ketamine distributer and submitting a fraudulent subscription in the name of a former patient without their knowledge or consent. a judge told chavez he could remain free on bond if he adhered to certain restrictions including no longer providing medical care. >> my client is accepting responsibility. he is doing everything in his power the cooperate, to help in this situation, and he's incredibly remorseful. so far mark has agreed to an interim suspension if order so

christina coleman thank you.le, despite jordan losing out on her metal turns out the united states is taking the top spot at the olympics. team usa has come away from the summer 2024 games with the most olympic hardware. you can see it there. forty gold medals for us, 126 total metals from paris. china came in second, 40: ninety-one metals as you can see great britain, then france. oa.our congratulations to all of the competitors. it is an amazing accomplishment just to even get to the olympics. we hope jordan chiles can get some justice. arthel: i hope so and go team usa. we are back at 4:00 p.m. eastern eastern. hope you can join us then. hello oakland, california. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does

jon: christina coleman, thank you. and controversy over the opening ceremonies and the gender issues getting in the way of what is supposed to be an internationally unifying and inspiring event. fox news contributor joe concha your thoughts on that. are you inspired and unified? >> it is such a travesty for all of these athletes that work so hard to get to this moment. because things are completely out of their control the organizers who get whatever is below f minus for the preparation or lack there of. the applets of the true victims or to answer your question with the public watching at home just went escapism instead of watching this whole woke nonsense throne and their faces no one is inspired. so mobiles has been great the pool is been great and overshadows and that's the whole crime i heard the same question over and over again this weekend. the question, how can a biological mail boxer possibly be allowed to compete against a biological woman? because there was a recent white steroids were banned from all olymp

christina coleman is on this for us. christina, what is the latest on the story?ays the county's d.a. is letting some of the teens who brutally beat her son get away with murder. four of the nine teenagers accused in being involved in the fatal beating pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter as juveniles. their plea deals allow them to avoid being prosecuted as adults. initially they were charged as adults with second-degree murder. a teenager in nevada can be charged as an adult with murder if they are 13 years or older when the crime occurred. the d.a.'s office says the state determined juvenile court is best equipped to punish the defendants for their heinous conduct while also attempting to rehabilitate them. they also say they convey the negotiations over the plea deal to the mother of the victim last week prior to the court hearing where it was announced. but lewis' mom says she was blindsided by the plea agreements. >> i was notified, i was not aware there would be a court date. i was also unaware they have made a plea deal. a big shock. a big let down beca

rich: christina coleman thank you. this else we can form a nasa hernandez about what this kid mcould made for nasa's partnership with boeing. eight shakeup at the secret service five agents reassigned coming a month after the assassination attempt on former president trump. those agents have been placed on administrative duty. meaning they are not in the field they cannot do any investigative or protective worker. cb cotton is live in art new york city newsroom with more on these developments. >> hi i can tell you there is no word on whether the ultimate fate of their employment will be former a dhs senior advisor sect service agent charles marino told fox it took far too long for these ages agents to be plan administrative leave. >> what should have been a 10 minute decision right leadership turn into this over 30 day process but should they have been removed from work? this would have not made the story that it is today it would have been considered standard practice to the american people and restored some of the cr

christina coleman, thank you for that report.ric: vice president harris keeping up or swing state blitz holding up rally in battleground today. facing growing pressure to hold a news conference or sit down for a media interview. is she ducking some tough questions? "fox news live" continues for the saturday afternoon. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop wegovy® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects ma

christina coleman thank you. eric: going to the midi secretary of state antony blinken traveling to israel today to continue diplomatic efforts to try and achieve a cease-fire in gaza. those attacks are not expected to resume until next week for the meantime fighting continues. jeff and paul live in tel aviv, israel with the latest from there. >> eric, the fighting both in gaza and along the israel/lebanon border only further complicates the ongoing negotiations for a cease-fire. and in particular it is a touchy situation. especially in lebanon where hezbollah is watching closely with the long threatened retail tory attack on israel. this is some footage from earlier in the day from the aftermath of israeli airstrike in south lebanon the israeli air force had struck a hezbollah building out what buddy's storage facility help in ministry it says several were killed. and in gaza the fighting continues in central gaza idf says an israeli airstrike killed several militants report on the ground estimate at least 18 pe

christina coleman has been following all this for us. today. >> pouring and after nasa made the big decision to leave astronauts b butch wilmore and suni williams in space until next february as opposed to having them return home sooner. they will also return to earth capsule that carried them to the international space station, nasa cited safety as the main factor for their decision. note in the star liner had and thruster issues and pretend and fox and friends former astronaut josÉ fernandez weighed in. knew this was a test flight. everything went right it would have lasted 10 days. some issues may be 80 days. and it looks like they have some unresolved issues that they are concerned about. and thus they are taking the safest route coming home on a competitors space vehicle. >> and the nasa plans are butchd sunny to return to earth on a space exit dragon capsule and february is out of the bowling star liner the president and ceo spacex respond on twitter writing spacex stands ready to support nasa however we can. nasa or the boeing fou

bryan: christina coleman live in los angeles.ou. >> 's city is applying a pesticide to reduce the threat of the west nile virus. to minimize exposure to the pesticide please go indoors immediately until the trucks have passed. >> is scary warning. new york fighting west nile vitas spraying pesticides across the city they're been six confirmed cases in the summer new jersey officials disclosed yesterday two people have died from the illness this comes amid the surge and another mosquito virus eee new hampshire resident died this week after testing positive for the disease is got much of new england on high alert. let's bring in senior scholar at the johns hopkins center for health security. thank you so much for joining us today. let's talk about this mosquito borne illness it's short for eastern equine encephalitis. apparently it's pretty rare the cdc says is only three -- 15 cases a year. the resident of new hampshire that died, he was only 41 years old. apparently had no underlying health conditions. that's pretty scary. what m

guilty in this case he is cooperating with prosecutors as part of his a plea deal. >> aren't christina coleman los angeles. thank you. cook's waiting a pivotal decision the trial of brian the suspect accused of brutally murdering for idaho college students will he grant his request to move the trial venue hundreds of miles away from where the killings took place? a look at the arguments from both sides next. [floor creaks] [door creaks shut] (♪) (♪) (♪) relax, you booked a vrbo. (♪) israel is under attack. the war against israel began with the murder of hundreds of precious children. in this orphanage bomb shelter, we're praying for god's help, praying to avino malkino, our father, our king. countless israelis are enduring the devastating anguish of lost loved ones. thousands of rockets have forced over a hundred thousand israelis to become refugees in their own homeland. israeli families are in crisis. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground, reaching jewish people of all ages. children, mothers, the elderly, even holocaust survivors. but we can't do it without yo

jon: christina coleman, thank you.ice president harris and her running mate minnesota governor tim walt hold rallies in arizona yesterday and nevada tonight. she promised supporters she would fight for strong border security. but the ongoing crisis is sure to come into campaign focused after we saw a record high of border crossings last fall. border patrol chief and acting ice director, ron you have heard of some of what the vice president is saying on the campaign trail as she campaigns for the highest office in the land what you think? what she has no credibility on this issue. let's start there. they talked about this crisis that we had at the border for almost four years now and they denied it was a crisis for this it is donald trump's fault and they presided over the worst surge of illegal migration across the southwest border than the history of the entire border. now on the campaign trail she tried to make people believe she is somehow going to be tougher than she has been after the president appointed her as th

fox's christina coleman explains what happens next. >> this has not been an easy decision, but it is absolutely the right one. >> in a news conference from cape canaveral, nasa announced it's decided to keep two of its astronauts. retired navy captains butch wilmore and sunny williams in space until february. rather than bring them home on the troubled boeing starliner spacecraft that carried them to the international space station in june, since then, the spacecraft has had several helium leaks and thruster issues. >> the decision to keep butch and sunny aboard the international space station and bring the boeing starliner home uncrewed is the result of a commitment to safety. >> nasa administrator bill nelson acknowledged the administration has made fatal mistakes in the past. he says this time, their review of the situation included a widespread employee poll asking whether the starliner should return manned or unmanned. >> we have been very solicitous of all of our employees. space flight is risky, even at its safest. >> the crew will now return home on board a spacex spacecraft

fox's christina coleman has the latest on the investigation. >> the plane's black box flight recorderstores the plane's data, was recovered at the crash site. it will be included in the investigation into what caused the aircraft to rapidly plunge to the ground in southern brazil, killing everyone on board. the plane's regional carrier confirmed there was an additional passenger on the flight, increasing the death toll in this horrific incident from 61 fatalities to 62. disturbing video shows the plane moments before its fiery crash. the plane slammed into a residential community about 50 miles northwest of sao paulo friday. fortunately, no one on the ground got hurt. a number of terrified witnesses saw or heard the plane crash. >> when i heard the sound of the plane falling, i looked out my window at home and saw the moment it crashed. the way it fell, i ran out of the house and went to see where it had fallen, and saw it had fallen into the house of a couple of elderly people. we also knew that from church, and so terrified and not knowing what to do, i jumped over the wall. >> the

christina coleman is here with the latest. christina?s reporting hunter biden sought assistance from the government for an energy project in italy while his dad was vice president based on released records and interviews the article states that the records which the biden administration withheld for years indicate hunter biden wrote at least 1 letter to the u.s. ambassador to italy in 2016 seeking assistance for ukrainian gas company where he was a board member. the request was reportedly from the sun of a sitting vice president on behalf of a foreign company according to the new york times a official based in the u.s. embassy responded to the request with caution a rating this is a ukrainian company and to purely protect ourselves the government should not be actively advocating with the government of italy without the company going through the department of commerce advocacy centre president biden said on multiple occasions he wasn't aware of his sons business dealings fox reached out to the attorney who told the new york times no meet

christina coleman has the update from los angeles. >> leaders announced astronauts will not return toing carolina spacecraft that carried them into the international space station. instead, they will remain in space until february and compound on a dragon spacecraft. the decision after going carolina had helium leaks and trust issues. >> one of the important factors if we just don't know how much we can use thrusters on the way home before we encounter a problem because of the heating effects of help. >> going carolina spacecraft will return to earth next month without a crew following technical issues. >> are partners told us they would be able to execute either option and they thought the car belongs to nasa because of a wider view of the risks inv involved. we conducted a poll in the organizations indicated they thought we should proceed. >> boeing's first mission for nasa under five billing dollars contract, at least five other missions planned. >> thank you. boeing has taken a reputational hit. what does it mean for boeing? >> the 2737 that crashed, 300 people dead, the door plug

christina coleman is live with more details. >> reaction is pouring in after nasa made the decision towilmore and sonny williamson space until next february. they will also return to earth on a different spacecraft instead of the troubled bowling star liners capsule that carried them to the international space station. they cited safety as a main factor of their decision noting the star liner has leaks and thruster issues. >> butch and sonny knew this was a test flight and if everything went right it would last 10 days some issues, maybe 80 days. it looks like they have some unresolved issues that they are concerned about and they are taking the safest route and coming home on a competitor space vehicle. >> nasa plans for butch and sonny to return to earth on a spacex dragon capsule in february instead of the bowling star liner. awarding with the contract and elon musk spacex company with a $2.6 billion contract to help develop the agency's human space flight systems. since then spacex has completed multiple flights. this space mission with the troubled star liner was their very first

christina coleman is following this story. >> that is right.he taiwanese boxer two-time olympian defeated her opponent from bulgaria on the quarterfinals. the fight went on despite protests on the participation in women's boxing at the olympic games. international boxing association disqualify both of them during the world championships. they failed gender eligibility test. they did not release specific details on how the women failed the test. last year the international olympic committee stripped them from their power to run olympic boxing over finance and management issues. the ioc said the testing process that involved them were not legitimate. >> the test themselves, the process of the tests are not legitimate. you also expect me to tell you that i will not discuss the individual intimate details of athletes in public which i think is pretty disgraceful for those that have leaked that material. >> there participation in the olympic games got lots of backlash after she quickly won her match against the italian boxer in less than one minute

christina coleman. thank you.not the only controversy in the peers of the big games, once again multiple allegations of illegal doping. american lawmakers are considering pulling support from an anti-doping authority that they say is not doing enough to stop the cheating senior congressional correspondent chad pergram explains. >> history in beijing. >> the most decorated olympian of all time warding congress, i've never felt like i was competing on a clean field. >> of his best athletes demanding more from congressional intervention. >> there is no trust and what we asked for is trust for accountability and transparency. >> bipartisan lawmakers crafting legislation to cut $3 million congress sends annually to the world anti-doping agency unless it improves the policing of athletes. >> what we want to do is make certain that our athletes, indeed athletes from all countries are on a level playing field. >> lawmakers fumed after chinese swimmers tested positive for a heart medication before the 2021 tokyo games but

. >> christina coleman? >> it hurts.e him off the stage maybe he will forget where he is kiss the wrong person to make it amazed me when she says i'm laying out a new policy and shoe and is to do new policy yes, she is. >> we asked if it's doing a helping or hurting. jenny the events won't hurt her but his comments will remember obama said don't underestimate shows ability [ bleep ] things up. >> anybody voting for harris won't care. >> maybe. >> it's helping her because the obvious contrast between the 2 is the utmost appealing. >> judy said i tried watching it it added nothing only confusion cookie says hurting since his policies have been a disaster and policies can't flip if you're hanging with a flop as she has flip-flopped a lot in recent years we will see in the coming weeks. >> that's it thank you for joining the nightcap and thank you for watching america's late news fox news at night i'm trace gallagher in los angeles we will see you back here friday night for fox news at night. have a great night. [ ♪♪ ] we'll

this apollo is a series of mechanical issues with boeing passenger jets earlier this year christina colemanlive and bringing all this together for us. >> there's lots of reaction of astrojeffastronauts butch wilmod suni williams remained in spacee until february they will return to earth the troubled boeing star liner spacecraft that carried into international space station the big decision comes after boeing star liner had several helium leaks and thruster problems per aerospace engineer arthur rosenberg said the situation underscores boeing's ongoing issues. >> this to me seems just more the same. whether it sloppy engineering, sloppy quality control i think it underlines fundamental issues with the quality control on the engineering both in space and in commercial aviation. >> and butch and sunny will remain at the international space station complete research and cargo work they may also do a couple of spacewalks toward the end of their extended expedition some former astronauts weighed in. >> addiction a sunny knew this s a test flight. if everything went right it would've lasted 10 da

thank you so much, christina coleman for bringing that information and keeping an eye on what could ben expanding investigation. griff: molly, political prisoner is now free and on u.s. soil after two years in russian custody. kara will join us live on freedom and what lies ahead. that's next. y thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪ hey folks, chris counahan here with leaffilter, america's largest gutter and gutter protection company. leaffilter has over 150 locations and has been installed on over a million homes. we've been protecting homes now for over 20 years. our patented technology offers total protection for your home and comes with a lifetime transferable w

even the liberal media is admitting elon musk will have to rescue them, christina coleman has updatere and sally williams to return to earth under earth on a dragon capsule in february instead of the but we starlight of the carried them to space with the helium leaks addressed are issues, and aviation attorney author rosenberg says this underscores but when ongoing issues. >> this seems more of the same whether sloppy engineering, sloppy quality control and it underlines fundamental issues with the quality control in the engineering of boeing in space in the commercial aviation. >> nasa awarded boeing with a four-point to billion dollar contract in elon musk spacex with a $2.6 billion contract to develop the agency human spaceflight system. since then spacex has multiple. as for boeing with a troubled starliner was the first one under nasa's program. >> butch and sunita williams knew this was a test like and some issues may be 80 days but it looks like they have some unresolved issues that they are concerned about in this or taken the safest route and coming home on the competitors s

christina coleman is in los angeles tonight. >> his first appearance in federal court in downtown losnt he admitted to diverting ketamine from his former clinic submitting fraudulent prescription in the name of a former patient without their knowledge or consent. federal prosecutors say he was part of a broader underground criminal network is applied. with a ketamine that led to his overdose death last october. >> what we can tell you is he is incredibly remorseful what happened not just because it happened to matthew. but it happened to a patient and he's trying to do everything in his power to right the wrong that happened. >> he will enter his guilty plea at a later date. medical experts have been weighing in on his alleged criminal activity. >> there are thousands of others dying of prescription medications, narcotics or other drugs like ketamine and a properly prescribed by physicians because there's pressure for doctors like making money off of it, there are clinics all over and these are not regulated properly. >> the third person to agree to plead guilty in this case. >> a lot

christina coleman is life of the details on that. >> that's right. today vice president kamala harris and her newly announced running mate tim walz continue their tour in wisconsin. >> as we work to move our nation forward, donald trump intends to take our nation backward. >> they are creepy and weird as hell. you see it. this is not normal. this is not normal behaviour. >> trump's running mate jd vance arrived around the same time as harris to hold a rally in the critical swing state as well after his plane landed he walked toward air force to coach talk toward the press and took a job at harris for not taking questions from the media as the democratic presidential nominee and he also called her a dangerous radical. >> she has pursued very far left policies... to increasing the price of housing and groceries on americans. this happened because of her policies. >> also her team has been mocking the size of trump and jd vance's rallies lately. meantime trump said errors has to go get entertainers. he said folks at her rally start leaving as soon as it

christina coleman is live looking for answers. >> tim walz retired from the army national guard whene was 41 years old in may of 2005 after serving 24 years. 's unit received an alert order from mobilization just a few months later in july of that year and they deployed to iraq in march of 2006. some of his critics are blasting him over accusations that he retired in 2005 to avoid being deployed to iraq and to run for congress. >> here's what i can't forgive when no cop or veteran can forgive. when your unit was deploying to iraq, we had to stop pretending that this is a wake-up call at five in the morning, everyone needs to be on a plane we are leaving in three hours. the retirement packet alone takes months to process. you knew that your unit was deploying. >> the team did not confirm when walz submitted his papers. they typically take months to process. harris was asked about all of this today. here is her generic response. >> i praise anyone who has presented themselves to serve our country. i think that we all should. >> also today the team directed walz's biography on their cam

christina coleman hasn't more on the ongoing situation. ristina. >> tight when he's a boxer to time olympian has guaranteed herself a metal after defeating her opponent from bulgaria and the quarterfinals the fight went on despite protests over algeria in a boxer and participation in women's and boxing at the olympic games. the international boxing association disqualified both of them during his 2023 world championships. iba said the two women failed gender eligibility test the iba did not really specific details on how that women fail the test. also last year international olympic committee stripped the iba from its power to run olympic boxing over finance and management issues. ioc says the testing process involved them were not legitimate. >> the tests themselves the process of the test are not legitimate. you also expect me too tell you i'm not going to discuss the individual intimate details of athletes. which i think it's pretty disgraceful for those who have leaked that material. >> they participation in the olympic games got locks

fox news correspondent christina coleman joins us now. christina, help us out. >> hi, peter pete.ity removed a monument called the early days sculpture. native american seated before a spanish catholic missionary. in some cases to topple and destroy statues gained a lot of momentum in 2020 during the racial justice protest that swept across the country. in san francisco specifically, ewe little sees s. francis were knocked down. even though taken down, that was apparently not enough for some. 98 statues and monuments in san francisco will now be surveyed by an outside firm to determine if they will be removed from view or not. they include statues of benjamin franklin, george washington and abraham lincoln in addition to various war heroes. catholic saints and even a bust of former california senator diane feinstein. this project is called shaping legacy expected to be finished in january. senior program manager with the san francisco arts commission says looking at the city's monuments and statues as a whole shows, quote, a concentration that talks about power, privilege, white s

let's get the latest from christina coleman who is in los angeles for us tonight. organizers are playing is safe and canceling three of taylor swift's sold out shows over this alleged planned terrorist attack. authorities announced they arrested two people who they identified as expected extremist. austria interior of ministry 19-year-old austrian citizen who they believe became radicalized on the internet and pledged an east of allegiance to the islamic state group. they confirmed they obtained chemical substances that they say they you are now evaluating. tens of thousands of fans were expected to attend the taylor swift concerts in vienna. the organizer said quote with confirmation from government officials of a planned terrorist attack on ernst stadium we have no choice but to cancel the three scheduled shows for everyone's safety. all tickets will be automatically refunded within the next 10 business days. again, organizers playing it safe, not taking any risk to avoid another potential deadly situation at a big show. and 2017, a suicide bomber killed 22 peopl

fox news christina coleman live from the west coast newsroom with all the details. laura, new information on this two of the people arrested pleaded not guilty and only one was granted release. who the defendants are in this case that's the latest on this situation right now. can i tell you a doctor in a hollywood woman who federal authorities refers to at ketamine queen were arrested today. they also say this woman san alleged drug dealer they are part of the five people charged in connection with to the death of matthew perry. prosecutors say they pread falsg the ketamine that caused him to die. the beloved friends star receiving regular ketamine infusion treatments for anxiety and depression. when thinks doctors refused to give him more, authorities say he turned to others who took advantage of him in one instance the defendants allegedly charged perry $2,000 for a vial of ketamine that would have just cost the doctor just about 12 bucks. prosecutors say in a text one of the doctors charged in this case said, quote. i wonder how much this moron will pay. >> when l

stripped american gymnast jordan chiles of her bronze medal at the paris olympics just days ago christina colemanest with how all this unfolded. >> 23-year-old jordan chiles was stripped of her first ever individual olympic medal. usa gymnastics as during the appeal process during this matter she has been subject to hurtful and baseless attacks on social media. ismael "el mayo" zambada indicated she is saddened by this situation. broken heart emoji's to her instagram story and she also wrote i am taking this time and removing myself from social media for my mental health. how did this all break down? how did chiles go from third place to fifth? initially she finished in fifth place but usa gymnastics enter coach quickly submitted an inquiry into the judge's decision arguing that her difficulty score should have been higher especially regarding the leap that she performed that involved a split in the air while rotating 540 degrees. the judges agreed with the inquiry and boosted the score which moved her ahead of romania for the bronze medal. but, the romanian olympic committee protested the decisi

christina coleman has the details. >> reporter: that's right look at this disturbing video.uthorities are investigating what class this plane dropped from the sky 17,000 feet and about 60 seconds killing all 61 people onboard? the plane took a rapid plunge in residential area crashing 50 miles northwest of sÃo paulo. there's a house in flames near the crash and debris from the plane scattered all around a swimming pool. the plains black box flight recorder was recovered at the crash site. fortunately no reports of anyone on the ground getting her. >> when i heard this under the plane falling a look out my window at home and saw the moment to crashed. the way it felt i ran out of the house and went to see where it had fallen into had fallen into the house of in a couple elderly people. we knew them from church and so terrified not knowing to agent over the wall. >> the european atr 72 500 and twin-engine turboprop plane was built in 2010. the plan dropped from the sky when it was at 17,000 feet. the wall street journal reports their active warnings of severe icy conditions ar

christina coleman live in los angeles with the very latest. >> hi eric, black box of flight recorderse plane said it was recovered at the crash site hopefully can help explain what because this aircraft to suddenly drop out of the sky in southern brazil yesterday killing everybody on board. today the planes regional carrier confirmed there was an additional passenger on the flight increase the death toll in this tragic incident from 61 fatalities, to 62. disturbing video shows the plane moments before expiry crash. they quickly descended from 17000 feet at about a minute. there were reportedly active warnings of severe icy conditions are around that elevation yesterday. brazilian authorities say it is too early to confirm whether i said because the accident. the plane slammed into a residential community. fortunately nobody on the ground got hurt. >> i heard the sound of the plane of folly i looked out my window at home and saw the moment it crashed, the way it feltfell i went out of the housd went to see where it had fallen and saw he did fall into the house of a couple of elderly pe

christina coleman is he alive to explain that story tonight. >> a migrant -- some migrants tried to boardschool buses two days in a row this week. at happened in the... district. one child told his mom the migrants were carrying backpacks when this happened the district confirms the migrants were waiting at two different bus stops when this occurred appear no children were hurt but parents are still very worried. >> twenty illegal migrants tried to get on the bus at one of our bus stops. >> it's scary that these kids are put into the situation. >> we don't know if they have any criminal history or what their background is. >> some parents drove their kids to school today instead of letting them take the bus amid growing concern over the situation. >> at the end of the day we don't know could -- these migrants are illegal immigrants or aliens, could be human traffickers, and sex traffickers. what if they got on the bus and overpower the driver and then our kids are kidnapped, we don't know. >> a spokesperson for migrant advocacy group says the migrants may have thought the school buses cou

christina coleman's life and at west coast bureau bureau with y latest on this. >> matt is right defeateder opponent and her quarterfinal il match up today. was back in the ring took on a boxer from hu hungry men protest over her participation at the olympic games. the international boxing association disqualified taiwan's during 2023 world championship. rva said those two women failed gender eligibility test iba did not publicly release release den exactly how the two boxers failed the test. >> we need further information. so that he succumbed to light because we keep going back and forth. >> international olympic committee said the disqualification of the two boxes in 2023 current questions over the right to compete are unfair. >> these are two athletes were the victims of a sudden and arbitrary decision by the iba towards the end of the iba world championships in 2023 for they are suddenly disqualified without any due process. the current aggression against these two athletes was based entirely on this arbitrary decision that was taken with that in the proper procedure considering thes

christina coleman is live with that side of the story. >> christina, good evening. good evening, tracy. crime is a major problem in the windy city. >> last weekend alone, there were 26 shootings in chicago involving 30 victims and five of them died. and take a look at this video from just last night. it's the aftermath of terrifying moments on chicago's south side. authorities say two people opened fire in the back of the yards. six people were shot, including a 46 year old man who was shot in the chest and pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. the shooting happened near a taco truck. one woman reportedly said she stayed on the floor of that truck until the gunman stopped firing. >> he was just the gun. he was shooting like a lot of gunshots, like about eight or ten. >> law enforcement officers are busy in chicago this week dealing with the city's rampant shootings and also trying to keep everyone safe on the city's west side, where proposals styrian protesters continue to rally and march outside of the dnc this week demanding a ceasefire. at one point, a man carryi