jonathan serrie is atlanta. hoping they can fill out some more things as we are watching close-ups on the ground of the movement. people pulling up. slower footsteps. jonathan, you had said that. the suspect in custody. >> yeah, with the suspect in custody. tensions are lowering. all of the lockdown continues authority say that the school building has been cleared and now students are being released to their parents. families that need bus service. they say that the bus service will also be available. again, one person in custody. local station fox 5 atlanta reporting that two patients were seen being loaded onto helicopters, being taken to area hospitals. we know that one patient arrived all the way to grady hospital which is located in downtown atlanta about 40 miles away from the town of winder. grady has a very reputable well-regarded level 1 trauma center. there's a saying in atlanta that if you are a gunshot victim and you make it alive to grady, you will survive. that is how well-regarded this levelevel 1

let's go back to jonathan serrie, our correspondent. jonathan, you have been watching this. has spacex explained why they haven't started -- they were supposed to start 21 minutes ago. >> yeah. they didn't explain the timing, but they just posted on x that the suits have switched to their primary flow path, which we will use to fully pressurize ahead of suit leak check. apparently checking the suits for any leaks before they open that hatch. but you can see their vice sores visors aredown which is a good y are beginning to move along. >> steve: if there is a leak, how bad is that and what hap happens? >> yeah, if there is a leak certainly you are not going to open the hatch, you are not going to fully depressurize the cabin. they would have to investigate the leak. is it something that could be easily repaired in space? something that wouldn't pose a danger if it's a leak that could not be repaired. a large leak. then they would have to call off the spacewalk and not take any chances. but all of these eva suits have been tested extensively on earth and so they seem very opti

it's all about the suit let's wring jonathan serrie for a moment. nathan, as we watch her do the mobility test and they are testing the suit essentially who is driving the spacecraft? is it the people down on earth at mission control at spacex or is somebody behind the wheel up there? >> yeah. the spacex crew dragon is fully automated so it is controlled by those mission controllers and their computers down on earth. now, when they are in orbit. there is really not a lot of piloting involved. it's pretty -- the spacecraft is pretty stable and enemies you need to get out of orbit or change the orbit. you're not going to see them firing thrusters. yes, occasionally there will be some minor adjustments but that spacecraft is coasting and without any air, there's no wind resistance. so it's not like you take your gas off the pedal of your car or ease back on the throttle of your plane and you start slowing down. you will keep going on theoretically indefinitely until some external force works on that spacecraft. so not a lot of piloting involved, but wha

alicia: jonathan serrie. thank you. griff.iff: alicia on this story we'll speak with a former nasa astronaut and former commander of the international space station coming up in the next hour about what's up next with the starliner program and how it may be for butch and sunni, these two astronauts in the international space station. what's going through their head as the starliner returns without them. that's coming up in the next hour. alicia: the father of the alleged georgia school shooter is it in custody at this hour. how his historic case may play out. that's next. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unl

foxnews team coverage with jonathan serrie in atlanta, the harris campaign, and in washington on the st with the trump campaign. would begin with you. jonathan. >> vice president harris wrapped up her remarks just moments ago here in the atlanta suburb of cobb county, a once conservative stronghold that voted blue in the last 2 presidential elections. obviously the vice president hoping to repeat that at an event focused on abortion rights highlighting the deaths of 2 torture women to a propublica investigation were denied or delayed access to potentially life-saving medical procedures as a result of state abortion restrictions that harris blames on her opponent. >> when donald trump was president he hand selected 3 memos of united states supreme court. the court of through good rbg. with the intention that they would overturn the protections of roe v. wade, and as he intended they did. >> edward: >> reporter: this follows a form last night in michigan hosted by oprah winfrey in which the vice president her directly from the family of amber nicole thurman i young george woman who repo

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jonathan serrie live in atlanta with more. >> spacex officials say the accident that happened wednesday did not pose any threat to public safety or the primary mission objective. falcon nine his first stage booster is designed to return to earth to be reused. on wednesday it tipped over on the drone shop but the second stage deployed 21 star link satellites. the faa cleared it to return to flight friday. during the predawn hours saturday spacex launched back-to-back star lynch missions from florida and california with successful booster landings each time. the return to flight is welcome news for the privately funded polaris dawn mission, the first commercial space walk. the crew is waiting on a favorable weather forecast to launch. it the spacecraft will bring home the two strands from the international space station. to free up seats nasa removed two other astronauts from the crew nine launch. astronauts will travel to the i.s.s. with two empty seats and return to earth with butch and sunny in february. because of intermittent thruster problems nasa is flying starliner back to earth w

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. >> as fox's jonathan serrie tells us, the crew will aim to conduct the first ever commercial spacehich will be both historic and risky. >> polaris dawn lit up the pre-dawn sky over florida's space coast as four private astronauts riding in a spacex dragon spacecraft launched into space, riding atop a powerful falcon nine rocket. the five day mission will take the four private space travelers into an elliptical orbit that will take them three times higher than the international space station, and the farthest humans have traveled from earth since the apollo moon missions. more than half a century ago. on day three of the mission thursday, billionaire entrepreneur jared isaacman and spacex engineer sara gillis will venture outside the capsule to attempt the very first commercial spacewalk because the spacex dragon spacecraft has no airlock. the capsule will be completely depressurized during the spacewalk, so all four crew members will be wearing spacex's new streamlined eva suits, the first time they've ever been put to the test in the vacuum of space. >> if we are to unlock this, t

jonathan serrie has details from our southeast bureau. good evening, jonathan. >> this is the last day that candidates in north carolina can drop out of the race. but mark robinson says that he's staying in the race for north carolina governor despite a potentially damaging report. according to cnn, robinson made a series of inflammatory comments on a pornography website a decade ago which he referred to himself as a black nazi and expressed support for reinstating slavery. cnn says despite his publicly conservative stance on transgender rights, robinson said he enjoyed watching transgender porn upon and referred to himself as a perv. robinson denied the comments and made this response on social me media. >> those are not the words of mark robinson. >> you know my words, you know my character around you know i've been completely transparent in this race. clarence thomas said he was the victim of high tech lynching. looks like mark robinson is, too, by a man that refuses to debate me. >> north carolina political observers are speculating on

jonathan serrie has more. >> even without astronauts on the return flight, this was a moment of truthng. and starlight are delivered surviving the fiery reentry to earth's atmosphere deploying its redesigned parishes to make a soft airbag assisted landing at a remote desert site in new mexico. >> from a human perspective all of us feel happy about the successful landing. there's a piece of us, all of us, we wish it had been the way we planned it. we had planned to have the mission land with butch and sunny on board for quick snaps official said they have no regrets about their decision to turn the star letter to earth without astronauts on board were they were concerned about problems with some of the maneuvering thrusters during the inbound trip to the international space station back in june. star under test pilots will remain on the space station until february of 2025. return it with the upcoming crew nine mission aboard a space exit dragon spacecraft without crew on board for star on his return nasa officials say the test flight achieved 85 -- 90% of the mission objectives. they'

jonathan serrie in atlanta has more. >> well, spacex was cleared to return its falcon nine rocket ton accident involving one of its first stage boosters. it was attempting a landing on a drone ship wednesday when it tipped over. spacex officials say the incident was a recovery issue and did not threaten public safety or hinder the primary mission which successfully deployed 21 star link satellites. hours after receiving clearance back-to-back falcon nine launches from florida and california placed more satellite in or bits and made perfect landings. it is good news for the polaris dawn mission attempting the first commercial space walk. they're waiting on the weather forecast to launch. september 24th is falcon nine will bring home starliner astronauts from the international space station. because of intermittent thrust tear problems nasa is flying it back to earth without astronauts on board e. over the weekend butch heard noises from the starliner. clayton anderson talked about mystery sounds. >> we were flying over south america and hearing a bunch of spanish speakers from the gro

jonathan serrie live in atlanta with these details per jonathan. >> space s officials say that wednesday'sovery issue and did not pose a threat to the mission itself or public safety. the booster was attempting to land on a drone ship when it tipped over but the second stage went on to successfully deploy 21 star link satellites in earth's lower orbit and at the faa cleared falcon nine to return to flight which it did with back-to-back satellite launches satellite launches from florida and california. in both missions of the boosters made perfectly and expert falcon's nine return is welcome news for the privately funded polaris don mission which will attempt the first commercial spacewalk. the form of a crew has been waiting on the weather forecast to improve so they can launch. a falcon nine is scheduled to watch the dragon spacecraft which will bring home boeing starliner astronauts sonny williams and butch will mark from international space station. nasa decided to fly star liner without astronauts on board. undocking will be on friday. on the weekend butch restarted stanch pulsing nois

correspondent jonathan serrie has those details from atlanta tonight. >> and liftoff. 9 rocket returned to surface with back-to-back star link saturday just three days after the f.a.a. temporarily grounded the fleet to investigate a first stage booster that tipped over while landing on a drone ship off the florida coast. with falcon 9 back in flight, a launch may be eminent for polaris dawn a privately funded mission that will attempt the first commercial spacewalk. >> if we are unable to unlock this frontier venture out in space whatever risk associated with it is worth it. we have no idea what it could do to change the trajectory of human kind. >> point 5 meters. >> on september 24, a falcon 9 is scheduled to launch the next nasa mission to the international space station which will return in february with boeing starliner sunny williams and butch wilmore. on saturday will more reported a strange pulsing noise. nasa determined it was coming communication link with the iss explaining in a social media post the space station audio system is complex allowing multiple sp

will: jonathan serrie joins us from cape canaveral. >> reporter: good morning.ys leading up to this, there was actually a tense meeting between massa and boeing engineers -- nasa and boeing engineers discussing and debating whether it was safe to put astronauts on that a return starliner flight. boeing said its spacecraft was up to the task, but nasa decided to play it safe because of concerns about thruster problems that developed earlier in the mission. as it turned out, starliner made a safe landing overnight at a remote desert site in new mexico. >> if we'd had a crew onboard, we would have flown the same backaway sequence from the space station and the same deorbit burn and executed the same entry. so it would have been a safe, successful landing with the crew onboard had we have had butch and sunny onboard. >> reporter: nasa officials say they have no regrets erring on the side of caution, and their test flight achieved 8ing 5-90% of its mission objectives even with no restaurants on the return flight. -- astronauts. starlineer pilots butch wilmore and sun

our senior correspondent jonathan serrie covering this for us. this morning. jared isaacman, that entrepreneur billionaire who financed this mission, became the first private citizen to step outside and orbiting spaceship. take a listen. >> back at home we all have a lot of work to do, but it looks like a perfect world from here. >> isaacman paid spacex an undisclosed amount of money to send him in three other private astronauts into space, but this is no tourist joyride. the crew are conducting real science and testing spacex's new evac is for the very first time in the vacuum of space. after isaacman returned to the capsule, sarah gillis stepped outside. she is a spacex engineer who oversees astronaut training for the company on the ground. but this is her first time and space. at a prelaunch news conference, she expressed confidence in the mission aboard the spacex dragon capsule. >> my husband is actually also a spacex engineer, and he helped build the propulsion system on our spacecraft, so i know exactly what goes into the testing of the de

jonathan serrie, tell us all about it, my friend. >> yeah, it brings out the inner child in me, neil.he billionaire entrepreneur, made history this morning and became the first private citizen to set foot outside and orbiting spacecraft. watch. >> back at home we all have a a lot of work to do but from here earth looks like the perfect world. >> isaacman paid spacex unschooled amount of money to send him and three private astronauts into space. not a joyride, and conducting science and space eva suits for the first time in the vacuum of space. after isaacman returned to the capsule, sarah gillis stepped outside. she is a spacex engineer who oversees astronauts training for the company on the ground, so this is her first trip to space. because the spacex dragon spacecraft has no airlock, the cabin had to be completely depressurized during the spacewalk, so all four private astronauts were wearing these new eva suits. the company hopes to one day use these space suits for extended human stays on the moon and m mars. >> this pace of development that we get to do at spacex is very much li

in atlanta, jonathan serrie ktvu, fox two news. >> doctors, patients and pharmacists are calling on governorlower prescription drug prices. bill supporters, including state senator scott wiener, gathered this morning at mission wellness pharmacy on mission street in san francisco. they say the bill is a comprehensive reform measure that would increase transparency between pharmacists and benefit managers. they also say it would ban health insurance policies from charging more than the actual rate for prescription drugs. >> it will finally rein in some of the most abusive practices that pbms have been using to destroy independent pharmacies and to increase the costs of prescription drugs because their compensation model is dependent on higher drug prices. >> the pharmaceutical care management association opposes the bill, says the bill would likely cause a significant increase in health insurance premiums that are passed on to patients. boeing plans to freeze hiring and reduce travel among employees, and is largely considering temporary layoffs to save cash during a factory worker strike that

in cape canaveral, florida, jonathan serrie, fox news. >> let's get outside in the bay area.ool and mild, especially compared to where we were a week ago. rosemary. >> you're right. gasia. andre. it's going to be a cool pattern that not only for today, tomorrow, but all the way into the weekend. i'll show you those numbers here coming up in just a little bit. first, a view of the fog. this morning or afternoon as we cross over into the lunch hour. here's a look at storm tracker two. the trough developing off the pacific northwest coastline. there is what is bringing us this change in the pattern. as i mentioned before. yesterday afternoon we saw a nice drop in temperatures and the cool down continues today. the futurecast gives a good idea of there it is. the trough that's going to be with us for the next couple of days. it does move out. notice by thursday friday it is pushing east and our temperatures are expected to come up just slightly, only to be followed by a deeper trough right here into the weekend. so temperatures cooling off today and then as we get into thursday,

in atlanta, jonathan serrie, ktvu, fox two news. >> the maker of popular weight loss drugs, ozempic andegovy face some tough questions today on capitol hill about the high cost of those medications. the ceo of the drug maker novo nordisk appeared before the senate committee. senators led by vermont's bernie sanders, accusing the company of forcing americans to pay outrageously high prices for the drugs. the committee says in general, americans pay the highest prices in the world for ozempic and wegovy, and they want to know why. >> all we are saying, mr. jorgensen, is treat the american people the same way that you treat people all over the world. stop ripping us off. >> any prospects of patients not getting access to the minutes that they need? i think is terrifying. and we have to solve this challenge together. >> the department of health and human services report in february found in 2022, prices of all drugs in the u.s. were nearly three times as high as in other wealthy countries. a house hearing is watching is in washington looking deeper into the problems at boeing. faa administr

in cape canaveral, florida, jonathan serrie, fox news. >> a report out today lists housing costs andlifornia. the national nonprofit group latino community foundation sponsored the poll, which surveyed more than 900 people, 57% chose housing and inflation, 15% selected the border and immigration. more latinos favor democratic presidential nominee kamala harris over republican nominee donald trump. california has 9 million latino registered voters, which is a quarter of all latino eligible voters in the u.s. in this increasingly digital age, political experts say the clips that live on forever on social media could end up having a bigger impact on voters than the live broadcast of tonight's presidential debate itself. >> younger demographics are not as likely to tune in and kind of watch the debates. they're more likely to kind of catch the highlights that they see on social media. so that's where it's important to see that, because they're getting those smaller kind of snippets, rather than kind of looking at the holistic debate overall. >> with fewer than 60 days to go until the ele

. >> brian: i djonathan serrie is live in cape canaveral, florida. hey, jonathanood morning, guys. sunrise isn't until 7:05 this morning. polaris dawn lit up the predawn sky over florida's space coast. take a look at dramatic video. this five day private mission will take the four space travelers into a high orbit. reaching a maximum altitude of 870 miles. the farthest travel from earth since the apollo moon missions more than half a century ago. on day three of the mission. in other words thursday, billionaire entrepreneur jared isaacman and sarah gillis will venture outside of the crew dragon capsule to attempt the very first commercial spacewalk. the first spacewalk conducted by private citizens. because the spacex dragon space has no air lock the capsule will be completely depressurized during the space walk so all four crew members will be wearing spacex's new streamline ava suits. the first time they have ever been put to the test in the vacuum of space. isaacman says the mission is well worth the risk. >> if we are to unlock this last great frontier and peo