christina coleman, good job. thanks christina.a university's anti- israel protests. the attorney, seen here in the pink shirt says agents were acting on orders from the state department to revoke his green card. he was among the students critical of israel who were investigated by columbia at his lawyer said she was originally told he would be held in new jersey. but received reports he may be in the facility as far away as louisiana. so the anti- israel protests continue to rage on. the trump administration is taking a new approach to try to curb them. trump is now using the power of hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal funding. claiming that funding will stop for schools that continue to allow illegal protests. mike emanuel has more on that. >> it has been more than 500 days since october 7 the hamas attack on israel. protests continue to disrupt prominent college campuses in new york city. columbia, barnard and nyu. fox corresponded alexis mcadams is on the scene. >> of the president trump is starting to pull funding fro

back to christina coleman with new information. what are we learning?onight. authorities determine betsy arakawa likely died a week before her husband. they determined she died of a rare respiratory illness caused by viruses transmitted to humans through contact with infected rodents. the sentence can be deadly for people -- symptoms -- >> they can transition into that pulmonary phase where they have fluid in their lungs and around their lungs and at that point a person can die very quickly. within 24-48 hours roughly speaking without medical treatment. it's not uncommon to find someone down on the floor as part of a terminal collapse, so to speak. that may very well have been what happened. >> reporter: authorities say 95-year-old gene hackman likely died a week after his wife on february 18th. >> he was an advanced state of alzheimer's and it's quite possible that he was not aware that she was diseased. he was in a poor state of health. significant heart disease and i think ultimately that is what resulted in his death. >> reporter: authorities have n

i'm christina coleman in los angeles. avoiding a government shutdown, the spending ill revealed spending bill that will avert a government shutdown, but with a narrow gop majority. it is unclear if there are enough votes to pass. house speaker mike johnson says he plans on bringing it to the house for a vote early in the week. this plan includes an increase in defense spending but reduces non-defense spending. it does not expand the budget for additional emergency funding. democratic leadership have signaled they will vote against the bill, and there are some republicans who have said the same. president trump says he will sign it if it gets to his desk. a group of labor unions wants the federal court to stop the department of government efficiency from accessing social security data of millions of americans. the emergency order request was filed late last night against the social security administration. union lawyers say doj is bullying their way into accessing millions of americans private data, but refused to explain

christina coleman joins us with more. >> reporter: hi, jon.y fighting a number of wildfires that broke out this weekend prompting evacuations. as of this morning, a fire in the carolina forest doubled in size to roughly 1200 acres causing evacuations. this is just one of many fires burning on the east coast that broke out this weekend amid dangerous wildfire conditions. wildfires have been reported in multiple locations including the delmarva peninsula, georgia and the carolinas. the fox weather center says a combination of low humidity, gusty winds and dry vegetation increased the danger of the fires spreading out of control. city, county and state leaders issuing warnings to residents. south carolina governor henry mcmaster issued a state of emergency, also shared this message on x saying a statewide burning ban is now in effect due to dangerous wildfire conditions. that means you can and will go to jail for starting a fire outdoors in south carolina, period. our first responders and firefighters are risking their lives to contain many fires

christina coleman reporting. amusing to see so much effort going into hyping up the hearing. there are important topics that we need to talk about, and and i hope we'll get the chance to share the facts and the truth as well. jon: that's boston mayor michelle wu ahead of her testimony on capitol hill next week. she will join other mayors of so-called sang chew a ware cities testifying before congress about those policies that prevent local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration authorities. finish let's bring in elizabeth ricci, adjunct immigration law professor at florida state university. thanks very much, elizabeth, for being with us in this afternoon. this debate over immigration policy is heating up, obviously, and it seems like people like michelle wu think that having a sanctuary city a good -- is a good idea and within the bounds of the law in in this country. how do you see it? >> well, it is a good idea in her context. she'll tell you that crime is lower in boston compared to non-sanct

christina coleman is live with what we learned in this evening's news conference. >> reporter: one ofis when exactly did each person died. their bodies were found wednesday. today the sheriff said to the last recorded event on hackman's pacemaker was ten days ago and that there's a good assumption that it was the last day of his life. >> on initial interrogation was conducted of mr. hackman's pacemaker. this revealed that his last event was recorded on february 17th, 2025. >> reporter: he said authorities do not have surveillance video from inside or outside of the house and that they think it could help determine what happened here, noted that hackman and his wife were private individuals. they say there's no sign of foul play, no evidence of carbon monoxide poisoning and no signs of blunt force trauma or anything taken from the home. a search warrant notes this case is suspicious for a number of reasons, including that arakawa's body being found near an open prescription bottle and scattered pills and hackman's body being found in a different part of the house. authorities collected

christina coleman is live with more on this. hi, christina. >> reporter: hi, griff. to try and prevent them from getting deported. take a listen. >> we're here at target in alhambra. we have confirmed i.c.e. agent sightings. how many families do you plan to destroy today? >> reporter: so this is video of a member of a group called the community self-defense coalition. she says they do patrols to alert folks if they see i.c.e. around. she says the can bigs is working with dozens of organizations across the los angeles area. >> we're not here to protect, you know, criminals or whatever. the narrative is that's out there. this is reallying, really, really about these beautiful people who are very scared right now. we make noise, expect noise just alerts, like, people in the area that there's something going on outside. this is our megaphone right now provide ising noise the alert the community. >> reporter: she is just one of a number of activists nationwide alerting locals when i.c.e. agents are around as the trump administration continues its deportation efforts as a

but as fox's christina coleman shows us, the country may soon have to look elsewhere for support. >> supporters of ukraine lying downing street in london saturday ahead of a meeting between ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy and british prime minister keir starmer. >> as you heard from the cheers on the street outside, you have full backing across the united kingdom. >> it comes just one day after a diplomatic blowout in the oval office, where ukraine was hoping to finalize security guarantees from the u.s, but cameras recorded a much different moment. president trump, accusing zelensky of being disrespectful. >> you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> on saturday, ukraine did achieve a separate deal. the uk signed a loan which will give the country more than $2.8 billion. >> we stand with you, with ukraine for as long as it may take. >> worldwide support is pouring in leaders including those frome posting statements of solidarity on x. french president emmanuel macron calling russia an aggressor, writing, quote, we were rig

quick sad story christina coleman thank you.the trio entered the pub late last night randomly began firing. the victims all had non- life-threatening gunshot wounds. police and the three suspects were male. one wearing a black is seen fleeing the scene and a silver car the motive for the shootings remains unknown. heartbreaking answers how legendary actor gina hagman and his wife died in their secluded new mexico home. we'll discuss with dr. marc dr. marcsiegel next on the fox t [uplifting music] arearn: saint jude-- they gave it 110% every time. and for kenadie to get treatment here without having to pay anything was amazing. shopify's point of sale system helps you sell at every stage of your business. with fast and secure payment. card readers you can rely on. and one place to manage it all. whatever the stage, businesses that grow grow with shopify. jon: police shoot at newark, new jersey last night leaves one officer dead another injured bring the murder suspect only 14 years old. madison has the latest on them. >> multiple

christina coleman is live with what many would call disturbing new images. >> disturbing, crane g, bizarrek out this choose your fighter video with house democrats have squatting or bouncing in their pretend fighter positions. of course it didn't take long for this weird video to go viral and get heavily criticized in the process. >> this is crane g, this is out of touch and that's what the democrats have proven themselves to be time and time again. >> right now the party is unrecognizable, has no message, has no strategy, is rudderless and frankly i thought was embarrassing itself with its behaviour. >> also at least two dozen democrats shared this profanity laden video of themselves reading from the same script and claiming some of the things that the president says are not true. >> when i win i will bring prices down starting on day one. >> [bleep] that ain't true. >> not sure if all the cursing is going to resonates resonate with voters. the trump white house reacted to the democrats cringe each user fighter video by posting their own video that reads america chose its fighters last no

names of agents putting them in harm's way in an effort to keep the illegals on the streets christina colemanthe latest. >> activists in the los angeles area trying, ice with both horns and sirens to try to prevent them from getting deported. take a listen again. [sirens] with confirmed ice agents hi hiding. >> how many families do you have to destroy today? >> that was video of then member of a group called community self-defense coalition. she says patrol to alert people advice is around in her coalition is working with dozens of organizations across the l.a. area. >> if we see ice agents knocking on doors, we remind people of their rights which is to not speak, not open the door and ask for a one it's. >> the noise alerts people in the area for something going on outside. [sirens] a megaphone providing ways to alert the community. >> a different situation, somebody apparently doing more than megaphones and sirens posting flyers like this one revealing identities of the ice agents working here in the los angeles area, very disturbing. tom home and shared his reaction to this aggression towa

christina coleman lived to explain what officials are saying. >> measles cases continue to pop up across 160 confirmed infections across at least nine states including alaska, california and new york. the cdc says measles symptoms appear seven to 14 days after contact with the virus and begins with high fever, cough, runny nose or watery eyes and in some cases the buyers can lead to complications including infections of the lungs and swelling of the brain. a highly contagious disease with long incubation. >> the room is considered contaminated for two to three hours after the person leaves. >> the cdc says vaccination remains the best defense against the measles, most cases in the u.s. are from measles outbreak in texas and south plains and panhandle regions last week health officials reported the texas child died and school-aged child was not vaccinated and tested positive for the virus. the outbreak has been connected to a mennonite community. >> these are culturally conservative religious groups that don't tend to interact with traditional health services and kids do not go to public

christina coleman joins me with this. >> the chief medical examiner said 95-year-old hackman died of heart disease with alzheimer's as a significant contribute in factor. authority authorities say his wife, betsy aracowa died a week before her husband, their bodies were found in different parts of their rural new mexico home. she died of hunter virus pulmonary syndrome, a rare respiratory owners caused by viruses transmitted to humans through contact with infected rodents. the illness begins with minor symptoms like fever and muscle aches, but symptoms of this disease can get worse and become very deadly. take a listen. >> they can transition to a pulmonary phase of fluid in and around their lungs. a person can die very quickly. within 24 to 48 hours, roughly speaking, we got medical treatment. it's not uncommon to find someone down on the floor as part of the terminal collapse and that may have been what happened. >> reporter: she was last known to be alive on february 11th, she was seen at a cvs at a pet store. 95-year-old gene hackman likely passed away a week later on february 18

we are going to christina coleman is tracking the investigation live from los angeles. ay for the missing university of pittsburgh student she mysteriously vanished last week while on a spring break trip with her classmates in the dominican republic for 30 say 20-year-old sudiksha konanki was last seen on thursday, march 6 around 450 in the morning on the beach at the republican resort and put a condo. they're urging" information or whereabouts to contact authorities. the dominican republic and base to search and rescue team has been working around the clock to find her. the organization and said they come along with other groups are looking to locate her without much success if it is unclear what is led to this woman's disappearance. as for any safety concerns in this country, the state department has a level two travel advisory issued for the dominican republic. warning tours to exercise increased caution in that country deter crime through the state's department or the state department country summary states quote violent crime including armed robbery, homicide and se

christina coleman's life with a closer look at what we mean. >> here in california where democrats havesuper majority the state's democratic assembly speaker abruptly removed some of the most outspoken republican lawmakers from their high-profile committee roles. the communications director told the "los angeles times" the speaker routinely addresses committing meetings throughout the year and his goal is always to ensure members are in optimal roles to collaborate effectively and deliver for californians. that's getting some pushback. they called the move just another day in this corrupt institution. also last month a protester hurled a tomato at assemblywoman alexandra macedo while she spoke in support of an investigation into california's multibillion-dollar high-speed rail project which has been riddled with delays. >> there was protesters outside the entire time. so i said if they have questions i want to give them answers and have a reasonable conversation. i was greeted by people dressed as dinosaurs and clowns and when i try to address them i had a tomato thrown at me. >> dinosa

christina coleman has lays on the investigation live from los angeles. >> i joe.a.m. early in the morning in englewood after confronting the thieves. family identified the victim is one of sancho is a devoted husband and loving father. take a look at this video. their ring a camera or video of this incident. his sister said sanchez said hey hey to the thieves without any physical confrontation. that is when one of the suspects shot him in the chest. law enforcement sources told foxnews and bill melugin they arrested these two suspects up or take a look at them for they identified one of them as a welder alberto they say he is a guatemalan national who has been arrested at least 15 times in l.a. county area in recent years on multiple charges including a burglary, and gone in grand theft auto. has a rap sheet is 11 pages long authorities identify the other as josÉ sanchez he too has been arrested at least a dozen times in this area in recent years for multiple charges including grand theft comic gun, drugs and a burglary according to law enforcement his rap sheet i

rich: christina coleman, thank you so much. let's bring in a board-certified pathologist..ll us a little bit more about this pulmonary disease and is this common? is this the type of thing that happens often? >> yes, rich. hanna virus pulmonary -- hantavirus, it is a rare decision n. new mexico in 2024 there were only seven confirmed cases of hantavirus to begin with, and what happens is when the patient is exposed to excolleagueses of rodents such as rats or mice, it can take about one to up to eight weeks for the symptoms to develop, and often times patients feel usual cold, flu-like symptoms, headache, favor and that's probably that's the stage she was at when she was seen shopping at the grocery market or at the cvs. what happens is when the disease gets to the lung or the heart, that's where rapid deterioration can occur, and patients -- there's a 40% today -- fatality rate. rich: so you have, in many ways, you've got no idea you have something this severe. it snowballs rapidly, and you can pass out. >> that's absolutely true. that's why it's essential for anyone where

rich: christina coleman live in los angeles, thank you. d.c. law enforcement is investigating an overnight shooting involving the u.s. secret service and an armed man near the white house. mad -- madeleine rivera has new details. >> reporter: two police sources tell our alexis mcadams the suspect is 27-year-old andrew dawson from indiana. the secret service made clear none of their agents were hurt, the president was also not in danger because he's in west palm beach, florida, this weekend. secret service says they got a tip yesterday from local police about a person who may if be a potential suicide risk. intelligence bulletins indicate that person possibly wanted to commit if suicide by cop and was heading to the mission's capital from indiana -- nation's capital. some secret service members spotted the man matching a description about a flock away from the white house his -- block away from the white house with his car nearby. the man had a firearm and a knife. he was told by secret service to drop the weapons, but when he kid not comply and