laura ingle. thank you so much. want to bring in arnie duncan, former education secretary under president obama. a lot to get to. let me start with the question that a lot of parents are having now which is what are the consequences of kids being out of school for so long and this uncertainty in the summer months before they know what they're going to do. if they don't go back to school in the fall. you a lot of moms and dads, working parents not able to do homeschooling and their jobs. >> it's very complicated. i will mention two truths. as a parent first and foremost, i think all of us parents desperately want our children to be up to go back to school. we want them to able to go back to school safely. what we do collectively across the country during july, that will determine whether or not our kids go back to school safely in august and september. so anyone who thinks schools can just make these decisions in isolation, it's not how this works. schools are not bubbles. if we decide to wear masks, if we decide to

laura ingle reports on what's happening across the country on that and more. laura, what did you find out? good afternoon. >> good afternoon, bill. as parents in new york wait to find out what the school year is really going to look like, there's been a lot of back-and-forth. moms, dads, and caregivers in dozens of other states are getting ready to make some major life adjustments as they get their kids ready to go back to school. take a look at this map where we see at least 39 states have released school reopening guidance, including california, florida, and arizona where covid cases continue to surge. the american community of pediatrics advocates students start the year physically present saying there's already evidence of negative impacts on children with schools closed in the spring. several school districts throughout the u.s. are planning a mix of classroom and virtual learning for the new school year where students would attend school a few days a week, limiting the number of children in the classroom. according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics,

laura ingle is in new york city. laura? >> hi, harris.ell, the continuation of an uptick in violence goes on. this, as the nypd continues to try and run down violent attacks both on police and on civilians. we do now have our first look at the woman who was arrested yesterday. we talked about this when we were on the air with you yesterday afternoon. the woman believed to be responsible for that cane attack on high-ranking officers on wednesday, on the brooklyn bridge, during a protest, has been arrested and charged with four counts of assault on an officer. meanwhile, two 25-year-old men have both been charged with assaulting police officers on the bridge. one of those men, quran campbell, was charged with three counts of assault after breaking a bone in one officer's in entering the nypd's highest ranking officer, chief of department terence monahan. campbell has been released without bail, something mayor de blasio says makes him unhappy. >> it does not make sense to me. it really doesn't. first of all, terry monahan is a friend of min

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laura ingle reporting.nk you. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg today announced she has been undergoing chemotherapy since may to treat a recurrence of liver cancer. in a statement the justice says the treatment has yielded positive results. she added, quote: i have often said i would remain a member of the court as long as i can do the job with full steam. i remain fully able to do that. justice ginsburg diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last july. she's also been treated for colon cancer and cancerous nodules in her lung. >>> the united states having a record 77,000 new cases of the china virus. overall, there have been more than 3.6 million cases of the china virus in the united states. and almost 139,000 americans have been killed in the pandemic. over the past two months, cases of the virus have risen by 186%. deaths have actually declined by 25%. >>> florida is seeing the largest spike in cases, but the investigative unit at our fox affiliate in orlando once again uncovering a shocking irre

laura ingle is live at lido beach in new york now with more. hat i would want to find at any time on the beach. >> right, absolutely, julie. you know, these new shark sightings have led to beefed up patrol, and you've got that added on to the pandemic concerns here we've got social distancing on the beach and it all leads up to one hectic week, which is what we have had here as beachgoers and swimmers look off into the distance and wonder if it is safe to go back into the water. you talked about that tremendous catch, no better proof of the danger of what lies beneath than with that group of college buddies reeled into saturday's ago right here at nickerson beach after they pulled in eight long dominic foot long bull shark to shore before releasing into the water. >> we were on to a bull shark, and it's a longtime battle against that thing for two and a half hours. >> did you know right away what you had? >> i did not. we were playing a guessing game of what it was during the fight. >> and what were the gases? >> everything from atlantic sturgeo

a camera reportedly yesterday on the brooklyn bridge, laura ingle live in new york. >> and many evenw enforcement are surprised that the one guy who allegedly assaulted the chief of the department is not only free to go home, he doesn't have to appear in court until october. so 25-year-old was charged with three counts of assault after breaking a bone in one officers face and injuring the highest ranking officer, chief of department terrence monahan. prosecutors asked for $75,000 bond but instead, a judge denied that request in order to supervised release. new york police commissioner had this reaction today. >> we have to do better as a society and there needs to be consequences for people that have no regard for loss. >> is a violent crime against officers and civilians is on the rise, helped unveil an end the gun violence plan today which includes organizing gun buyback events. says the city needs of fully functioning court system and had to be partially closed due to coronavirus and says there needs to be consequences for people have no regard for the law. >> kristin: laura ingle

in new york, laura ingle, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> if we find ourselves in brightwater antioch, we would probably be sweating. >>as well. into the afternoon, plenty of sunshine to go around. i do want to start with a look at tropical storm fay and then we will come back and take a look at our local forecast. you can see it there just kind of spinning right up the coastline, and it will continue at least through tomorrow impacting the heavy rainfall from areas over new york all the way into areas over new england. the center of the circulation there you can see in plenty of rain already moving ashore. areas over new york, philadelphia, and stretching a little bit farther inland. here at home, we are dealing with or enjoying, perhaps, a lot of sunshine and a very stable forecast for the weekend temperatures could dip slightly tomorrow, and a backup on sunday. right now sunday looks like it's going to be the warmest day. meanwhile, we do have cloud cover up against the coastline there. half moon bay perhaps sunny or partly cloudy for you. most of our north bay beaches as well as into the so

let's begin with laura ingle reporting live from new york city. laura. >> hi.hat main suspect taken into custody today, it turns out that it is that woman who is currently being evaluated at bellevue hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. that is what we are being told by the nypd. this is so brutal that a left many officers with broken bones and one with eight staples to the head. now we also have some brand-new video that was just released by the nypd that gives you another look at some of the action yesterday. and this is as protesters are clashing with police officers on bike patrol on the brooklyn bridge yesterday. this may lie, and addition to that shocking assault, possibly, using a cane, going over the fence and hitting on officer over the head. the chief of the department, terence monahan, that highest-ranking uniformed officer. all of this going down just a few feet away from an antiviolence march, calling for peace in the city. new york city mayor bill de blasio signing measures, including a ban on child calls and other restraints yesterday while als

let's begin with laura ingle reporting live from new york city. laura. >> hi. taken into custody today, it turns

laura ingle has the latest. >> frankly, if you don't have to travel, don't travel. >> reporter: tropical storm fay making it's way up the east coast friday, getting ready to pack a punch. 20 million people are reportedly under a tropical storm warning, issued from new jersey all the way up to new haven, connecticut. forecasters are predicting between 3 and 5 inches of rain, and winds up to 60 miles an hour in some places. in new jersey, the storm is expected to make landfall, and they are already seeing flooding issues there. a >> i've seen images of cars floating right now in south jersey, as with any storm of this kind, we ask you to use common sense to keep yourself and your family safe. >> reporter: tropical storm fay is expected to move out of the region sometime saturday, and governor murphy is encouraging residents to stay inside if they can until then. >> today is going to be a washout, and i think into the early hours of tomorrow. so let's all just stay in and have some storm indoored social distancing. while the storm is not expected to be especially strong, president trump has

correspondent laura ingle takes a look from long island. >> we are only going to do things that we aree. >> blending learning plan by bill de blasio wednesday will have students going back to school 2-3 days a week wearing a mask. with students learning from homes the other days. >> in my opinion it does not matter if you are there for five days or a two days, you are still in that environment with the other kids, with the teachers. >> while not all parents are onboard, blended learning is the city's best and safest solution paired one of the many proposed strategies put out by the center of disease control. >> we have to continue to work with the schools 6 feet apart, wearing face covering, social distancing in seating. >> despite rising cases in some areas, four states will reopen ranging from blended, staying at home, and staggering students between morning and afternoon classes. a secretary a secretary of education betsy devos says that she feels that school administrators can make the right choices to get kids back into the classroom. >> they no excuses for sowing fear and for mak

laura ingle is live in new york city. >> hey, julie. well, the continuing rise of violent crime here in new york city is keeping the nypd working to control the violent acts not just against officers but against civilians as well. we have some new video we want to show you what the woman who was arrested believed to be responsible for the cain attack against high-ranking officers on the brooklyn bridge. she has been arrested with two counts on an officer. one of those men, as you mentioned, he was charged with three counts of assault after breaking a bon bone in one offis face and injuring the nypd's highest-ranking uniformed officer. it endangers every new yorker and the officer who arrested all to protect them. meanwhile, it doesn't seem to be letting up. the city has seen 51 shootings with 70 people shot and three left her dad, including that one year old baby boy who was shot in his stroller in brooklyn. while the suspect in that case has been arrested, bill de blasio said the city needs a fully functioning court system, which has b

hunting for the shooter this morning, authorities said he took his own life and correspondent laura inglein new jersey tonight. >> i heard one shot and i woke up and i said, you know, it's not the fourth of july. >> the sounds of gunfire a rafting on a quiet new jersey suburban street sunday, leaving the 20-year-old son of u.s. district judge esther solace shot dead on his family's doorstep. >he reportedly opened the door presenting as a fedex delivery driver who targeted the family. he was the only child. he was a student at catholic university in washington, d.c., pursuing a career in law. the fbi identified the suspect as royden hollander, new york-based lawyer who appeared before the judge in the past arguing a case that the military draft was sexist. john solace is the united states district judge for the district of new jersey in the first latina to serve as a federal judge in new jersey and found out today in upstate new york from the apparent suicide i described himself on his website as antifeminist and had more than sue over bars who hosted ladies nights. shot at the doorstep be

we will go to laura ingle right now. tropicals bearing down on the mid-atlantic. ut right now it doesn't seem that she has made landfall, but it sure feels like she is close. wind gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour, really kicking things up. take a look at these whitecaps here behind me. you can really see it going out there in the atlantic ocean right now as it intensifies. this is the first tropical start morning of this area, which wraps around the entire coastline of new jersey, connecticut. brings the potential of three to 5 inches of rain, we have been told, and that is a concern for anyone living in the flood zone, as many do right here on long island. it is expected to make landfall in southern new jersey very soon, and the riptide's are already being filled. phil murphy says though today and most of tomorrow is going to be a washout, creating a storm induced social distancing weekend. there are 20 million people under storm warnings right now as tropical storms fay gets ready to deliver that punch. the president has postponed his saturday rally in new hampsh

correspondent laura ingle has details from new york. >> beachgoers will see extra measures put in placeh in the air and on the water to alert swimmers and lifeguards about predators that they may not be able to see on their own. today, nassau county officials announced they are putting enhanced helicopter and boat patrols all along the coastline after several reported shark sightings since monday, along two of the most popular beaches here on long island. all were believed to be bull sharks. marine life experts say bull sharks like warm shallow water and are extremely aggressive and scavenge for food which has prompted strong warnings for swimmers here. >> number one. please stay close to the shore. being further from the shore makes it harder for lifeguards are police or anyone who can help you get close to you. swim in groups. if you are swimming alone the shark i think you are their natural play dumb like prey but a group of people swimming together can be confusing to the shark. >> there have been 13 shark attacks this year, two of them fatal, and the first ever fatal shark attack i

correspondent laura ingle shows us tonight from malverne, new york. >> in 2020 we are looking to pivotthis was an idea that came to us to continue the path of education and in-person instruction for our children. >> the idea. set up their own small group or pod of students to continue lessons outside the regular school setting. it's a trend around the country as parents face uncertainty about whether schools will open in the fall. they're hiring teachers to hold mini-classes outside or at one another's homes. parents say it's been beneficial. >> at the younger ages they thrive on routine and on the clam setting. >> a recent fox poll shows 2/3 of those surveyed want children to attend school in person while 25% would prefer to be fully remote. another tool parents are using ton ensure kids don't fall behind is supplemental online classes. >> we want them engaged. with no recess this is a way to fill the time doing things they love. >> the u.s. department of education is warning parents and schools to be prepared for whatever fall brings. >> don't develop one plan. develop mull pel plans

. >> julie: laura ingle has more from city hall in lower manhattan. hi, laura. >> hey, julie.hile things are pretty quiet here today inside the encampment behind me, in fact there were no arrests made overnight, it does feel like there's been a little bit of pressure released from this encampment. still, those here are occupying the space and say they are not going to leave until they say the exact changes they want. we want to give you another look inside with our other camera as he looked around the area. you can see these occupiers look like they are in for the long haul, many saying they won't leave until the nypd is completely defunded and a plan is put in place and homelessness and create a virtual voting system. as you mention, the new city budget approved yesterday reduces police spending and shrinks the nypd footprint making nearly 500 million in cuts and moving over $200 million to other agencies. the lead organizer of the movement told me this morning that the initial group of organizers closed their official action of the budget hearing is over, but the protests wo

the woman accused of helping financier and jeffrey epstein recruit underaged girls, correspondent laura ingleooks at the latest decisions. >> the documents in question date back to a civil defamation case filed against ghislaine maxwell by jeffrey epstein accuser virginia do for . she said maxwell made her have sex with prince andrew at age 17. maxwell is fighting to stop at the site and potential embarrassment. the judge ruling against her saying "any minor embarrassment or annoyance resulting from disclosure of ms. maxwell's mostly nontestimony about behavior that has been widely reported in the press is far outweighed by the presumption of public access. the judge deciding to release thousands more pages including the transcript of maxwell's seven hour long deposition and why she is facing perjury charges today. the judge ruled all the remaining documents should be released, but the names of certain john does not get me in public should remain redacted. a name once known to run in her circles as president trump. >> i met her numerous times over the years, i guess they lived in palm beach b

laura ingle's life with more on this. laura? >> hi, melissa.t, a self-described antifeminist lawyer from new york who investigators say was recently diagnosed with cancer and may have been looking to take out some of his enemies. according to reports, he took out a 1700 page self published book online this year in which he wrote about his hatred of his mother, other women, and female judges and specifically name to salas in the name-calling rant. he appeared before judge salas in 2015 arguing a case that the military draft was sexist. according to reports, salas allowed his case to continue in 2019, but last month scheduled oral arguments. salas was unarmed in sunday's ambush and we have learned that the fbi has contacted the chief judge of new york to wine her that her picture and name are found with his body. the investigation continues. melissa? >> melissa: what a tragedy, laura. thank you for that report. we'll be right back. can my side be firm? and mine super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your

. >> bill: laura ingle in the streets of new york today, thank you. u.s. reporting more than 77,000 new coronavirus cases in one day, that is a daily record. the u.s. has shattered its record 11 times so far this month as the debate continues over opening schools and face coverings. professor of medicine, new york medical college and chairman of medicine at st. joseph university hospital. nice to see you again. how do you explain the cases? >> what we are seeing is florida for example out of control. we predicted this because people partying over the july 4th weekend and earlier were not wearing masks and there was very little social distancing, and i believe that that is the reason for this friday. i think most of the experts agree if you are not wearing masks and a know a lot of people feel it's an impingement on their freedom, this is what's going to happen. but the good news is the majority of the infected people are younger grade younger people although they may escape death with few exceptions, they still have what we call morbidity going forward. yo

we get the latest from fox's laura ingle . >> reporter: tropical storm fay making pack a punch. 20 millionly under a tropical storm warning issued from new jersey to connecticut. forecasts are predicting between 3 and 5 inches of rain and wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour in some cases. flooding is major concern and could be seen friday morning in parts of new jersey, where the storm is expected to make landfall. a flash flood warning was issued for parts of new jersey, pennsylvania, and delaware until friday evening. >> i've seen images of cars floating right now in south jersey. as with any st we ask you to use common dozens to keep you and your family safe. >> reporter: tropical storm fay is expected to move out of the region sometime saturday, and governor murphy is encouraging residents to stay inside if they can until then. >> today is going to be a washout, and i think into the early hours of tomorrow. so let's all just stay in and have v some storm induced social distancing. while the storm is not expected to be especially strong, president trump has assure had at federal response

laura ingle's, steppin staying e of the water. >> you got that right, and we just learned that thereother shark siding, and that is different from last hour. now we have 12. and earlier today, we heard that there was another shark siding in suffolk county off of the state park, so when we talk about shark week, we really have one because monday through friday, we have had a bunch of sightings, and of course, people are staying outside of the water. there is no better proof of the danger that lies beneath. a group of college buddies reeled in two saturdays ago here at the beach after they pulled an 8-foot long bull shark to shore after releasing it back out into the water. >> yeah. we had a ball shark, and it is a long time battle against that thing. two and a half hours. >> did you know right away what you had? >> we did not. we were playing a guessing game of what it was. >> what were the guesses? >> everything from atlantic sturgeon -- what else? >> it actually was a shark that was spotted in suffolk county. they are not taking any chances. currently, they are telling people to go

let's see how that works, laura ingle has more, laura. >> hey, dana.ew york city bill de blasio said school simply cannot hold all students in any one given time with the social distancing. so this is really going to be the best plan for the city as he sees it. the plan unveiled by the mayor will have students going back to school two to three days a week wearing a mask. the other days, students will continue to remote learn. it is an idea that needs work, according to the president of the united states or his federation and says "working parents are going to require a distance to pull this one off." >> there is another crisis coming in the city of new york and other communities because this blended learning model means that they are his children not coming to school in person every day. so they are and have like going to be a child care crisis. that is something the city needs to tackle and get on top of. >> the mayor's proposed model still needs to be signed off on by governor andrew cuomo who said state officials make the ultimate decision for 700 s

laura ingle was interrupted by the president of the united states of the bed earlier.follow up on that report because it is still an ongoing issue in new york. isn't it, laura? >> it is a huge issue every single night in new york over the last several weeks, there have been violence and shootings. we have the protests that happen on the brooklyn bridge yesterday where we had dual protesters going on. and in this horrific incident where protesters and police clash. a woman has been taken into custody who was believed to be the cane welding suspect who reached over the fence and was hitting those officers over the head. you have been seeing the video all day long. it is really terrible. and they have been looking for that suspect. they've got this woman in custody now going under a psychiatric evaluation. we also want to share with you some of the newer videos we got from the nypd today. the horrifying video back on the bridge really does show you just how bad things got which led to broken bones and stapled to the head for some officers among those injured, that the abo

laura ingle's has more on this. >> good morning. multiple arrests over that incident on the brooklyn bridge brooklyn bridge, nypd telling us today that they are still looking for the main suspect who was seen going over the fence with what they call a broom handle and one of the more vicious parts of that broom handle. on top of that there was violence elsewhere in new york city with multiple shootings overnight. we are focusing on what happened on the brooklyn bridge and trying to get that word out and get that image out as well. we got video that for officers were attacked in a confrontation with protesters on the brooklyn bridge including as you mentioned with the chief of department terrence monahan. the nypd highest ranking in the form officer with the nypd and this all happened just a few feet away from an antiviolence group march led by local clergy who was calling for peace. the chief of department terrence monahan speaking about that this morning. >> i was able to reach over the fence and grabbed him and then he turns aroun

laura ingle has been following the story and she is live for us in lido beach, new york. >> it is quickly becoming the summer of the shark as we are starting to see siting after citing and local officials all up and down the coast here on long island are closing swimming to patrons in some areas including extra high alert. this has been going on all week long on the south shore of long island. they have called for enhanced helicopter and marine patrols to warn lifeguards and swimmers. we just got word that officials want to take one more pass this morning with boats before they allow people in the water at all. there have been nine shark sightings since monday and two of the most popular beaches on the stretch and many believe them to be bull sharks. long island fishermen pulled in an 8-foot bull shark on saturday while fishing right here at nickerson beach, the beast estimated to be up 400 pounds. experts say bull sharks like four warm water and are extremely aggressive, which has prompted experts to give advice before going into the water. >> we are just, there will be starts on that in

will see that repeated, a lot of people making plans this weekend that will have to reconsider, laura ingleom new york. >> the promise of rain is now here, the wind gust have been picking up and you mentioned the size of the storm it's a slow moving storm, the size of new jersey from what we can tell on the radar and is just a beast, this is really going to be a bummer summer weekend for sure as we take a look at one of the maps, we mentioned this is the first tropical storm morning of the season, we got that going for us and that is awkward to be a terrible strong system, does have the potential to bring up to read - 5 inches of rain that's a concern for anyone living in a flood zone and many do on long island. there are reportedly 20 million people under tropical storm warnings right now from cape may to new haven connecticut as uwind thetorm fayetseadyoo tomaandf ldf loutherounthern eyjers about hou arnd and th wi ttht newheepts aptsayssngng n odtid trut ist saysin sgay tinot federalpoal the the neede nd.eeded.ded.ded. ngro>>pi tcal t t storm stormtog to b h bitting ang alace a cd nw jee

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laura ingle is live on long island with more on that. what do we see coming ahead? >> a week ago today at this very hour, this beach was totally packed heading into the fourth of july weekend. i know because i was here, but today, it is virtually empty because people know this is no time to get down to the beach and get close to the water. this is the first tropical store morning of the season for this area. weather watchers say while this may not be a terribly strong storm, it does have the potential to bring two to 4 inches of rain. there are reportedly 20 million people under tropical store mornings right now as tropical store fake it's ready to wind up and deliver a punch. the storm is expected to make landfall in southern new jersey within the next ten hours but the riptide's are already being felt. beachgoers yesterday were trying to soak up the sun before it arrives. >> the day was gorgeous, spent time on the boardwalk, we try to stay closer to where the currents are. we have run into them before. >> as these black clouds of gloom, those along the northeast a

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laura ingle has more from new brunswick, new jersey. >> good morning. crime scene you see here behind me where the son of u.s. district judge esther salas was murdered at the entrance of her home seen here just behind me with that yellow crime scene tape. her husband is said to be in critical condition at a local hospital after undergoing surgery with his wounds. some background of what happened, multiple law enforcement agents are now involved, the fbi, u.s. marshals service, and new jersey state police investigating this deadly t apparently is the lone gunman in the case who was reportedly dressed as a fedex delivery person when he opened fire when that door was open. judge salas was reportedly in her basement at the time and was not injured. neighbors say her son daniel was a student at a catholic university in washington, d.c., and was pursuing a career in law and was the couple's only child. her husband a criminal defense attorney and former essex county new jersey prosecutor is in critical but stable condition after undergoing surgery at a nearby

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