in chicago, mike tobin, ktvu fox two news. the 4th of july holiday takes on a different meaning. this year for the community of highland park in illinois. one year after shooter took seven lives at the city's annual parade, community members were honoring the victims and reclaiming the space to move forward. there was a remembrance ceremony at city hall and a moment of silence to mark the exact time. police say the first shots were fired. an arrest warrant has been issued for 22 year old oakland man whose wanted for the shooting death of a flower delivery worker, eric locke. elvira on 2t near telegraph avenue last month. police say security video shows the 27 year old victim delivering flowers when he and lock elvira, who was out walking his dog, began arguing. police say there's a $10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. santa clara police have identified a suspect and person of interest in connection to a stabbing that happened during a soccer match at levi's stadium. video posted to instagram shows how a fight

the illinois report card rated 84% of the teachers excellent. >> mike tobin, fox news. >> our "mediapotlight" of our highs and lows. with us, beverly hubbard and curtis. green to both of you. >> thank you. fareed zakaria asked about his age. >> i think a lot of people watch you and they have been impressed and you brought the economy back and restored the nation with the world. many of these people do say and these are supporters of yours that the next thing he should do is step aside and let another generation of democrats to take the baton. >> beverly, tell us about your high. >> the liberal media is finally starting to call out president biden. >> zakaria, of course, also marine is calling out president biden for not ignoring his event child and talking about these grandchildren everyday but does not acknowledge his seventh grandchild. this is pointing to two areas that's really bad for the president. his age which is on full display on a daily basis. they're getting to it. the question is are they doing it because they hope another democrat contender will sneak in? >> let's play

mike tobin has more. mike? >> bryan, we're standing by to get the update from philadelphia police. they have declined to identify the gunman. the philadelphia inquirer has no idea what sent the man on the killing spree. he was wearing a bulletproof vest. he had an a.r.-style rifle and a sidearm and a scanner to listen to police ray. four fatalities were found on the street. a fifth fatality appears to be a man that tried to run from the gun fire in to the house. >> family went inside. found the son laying on the living room floor unresponsive. went outside where he saw the police officer. notified that officer. the officer notified medics. they pronounced the 31-year-old victim dead on the scene. >> another mass shooting on the west side of fort worth, texas. three people did, eight recovering from injuries. a holiday gathering around midnight. gun fire created panic and blood shed. >> a lot of vehicle traffic, a lot of foot traffic. as you can tell, still fireworks going off. lots of people trying to flee the area from the multiple gun shots. so it was difficult for them to naviga

mike tobin in chicago.e a look at this video joe, this is san francisco and a robber smashes through a door of a sandwich shop and grabs the cash box through the window. the some owner said his store has been robbed eight times in the last year. irving subs manager, the manager of this store, frankly lee joining us. frankie is on your screen right now. why do you stay in san francisco, frankie? >> my family grew up here. we keep having hope that something's going to change, that someone -- the decision makers are going to do something about all these crimes, but it's just getting worse and worse. stuart: can you make a profit? >> no, we already closed down one shop recently because we just can't deal with all the break ins anymore. stuart: do you think -- is there suspicious here that your stores were targeted because you're asian? >> i do not believe .s i think all small businesses in the city are being targeted, and because they know that they can't get in trouble or they won't get locked up or anything l

mike tobin, thank you. rich. >> rich: record breaking air travel this fourth of july holiday but at airports across the country they report thousands of delays and cancellations creating chaos for travelers. charles watson live at the international airport in atlanta. the busiest on the planet. >> good morning, rich. you can bet folks flying today are hoping to avoid the chaos and travel nightmares that folks have been experiencing for over a week at this point. so far so good here in atlanta. you can see the fourth of july traffic is not as heavy as you would expect it to be at the world's most busiest airport and the folks at hartsfield jackson atlanta international tell me operations have and continue to run smoothly here. this has largely been the case for the record number of folks flying during the fourth of july travel period. aaa estimating more than 4.1 million holiday flyers. that seems to be in line with the massive tsa checkpoint numbers we see. the agency averaging around 2.6 million screenings

mike tobin has the details. >> the only description police have given of the shooter is a man in hisndom, senseless, cruel mass shooting. shades of the movie heat. police say he was armed with an ar style rifle. body armor and police scanner to listen to what police were saying. bullet casings stretched over eight blocks. four people killed on the street. five fatality found when police searched a residence connected to the crime. >> found one inside. found the son laying on the living room floor unresponsive. immediately went outside where he saw the police officer. notified that officer. the officer notified medics. medics entered the property and pronounced the 31-year-old victim dead on the scene. >> four of the dead are male between the ages of 20 and 59 years old. one victim a male who hasn't been identified. two kids ages 2 and 13 were injured. whatever motivated the gunman to go on the random killing spree is unknown but he has been arrested. police did take a second man into custody. it's possible at this stage that second person arrested is someone who fired back at the gun

mike, back to you. >> mike tobin live in chicago, thank you very much. >> you got it. >> president biden is pushing back against a pair of controversies tonight that could hinder his re-election campaign. defending his embattled son hunter amid a flurry of legal and ethical issues dealing with the fallout of the supreme court's decision over student loan debt. we're following both from the north lawn. jackie? >> "the new york times" this weekend did a deep dive into the political toxicity of hunter biden's legal affairs. nothing has moved the president to keep his son at an arm's length, but he's stiff-arming calls from progressives to take drastic action after the supreme court foiled his student loan forgiveness plan. >> i would like to see interest payments suspended during this time, especially during that 12-month ramp-up period. >> the fiscal responsibility act mandates loan payments resume after august, with the first due in october. even though republicans called foul, the 12-month grace period, the administration is enacting, may not be an illegal work-around, because bills woul

mike tobin is in chicago with more. >> following the disaster of the titan submerse able, all operations oceangate ceo was killed in the sub. there's been waves cold front reporting that oceangate and rush disregarded warnings and pushed the technology. according to a bbc documentary, the thrusters of the submersible were installed wrong. when the pilot attempted to propel it forward, it's spun in a circle. the sub was steered by a play station controller. the submersible communicate caded with rush on the surface. the right button steered the craft forward. that improvisation averted disaster on that trip and there's now extensive reporting that the use of carbon fiber for the hull was experimental. instead of flexing with the pressure, the carbon fibers will break down and weaken over time. in 2018, there was a draft but norm signed a letter to russian oceangate outlining their views for safe operation of a submersible. trace? >> trace: i'm going to this. are you surprised of the size of some of the stuff they're bringing up? i know the mission is over now. does it surprise you the siz

the student's union did not respond to our request for comment. >> shannon: mike tobin in chicago.: tonight in our series focusing on challenges americans face in accessing quality healthcare, if it seems to you that it is taking longer these days to get no see your doctor, you may be right. a new report says wait times are getting worse. here is senior correspondent alicia acuna. >> it's terrifying because you know okay, i have to get this done today and this done tomorrow and i don't have time for this. and i don't want to be in pain anymore. >> heather gregg has suffered from debilitating migraines more than two decades. lately gotten worse. some hit so hard they interrupt the denver mother's time work and daughter. when she was referred to a neurologist in june, the first available in person appointment was in november. a five month wait. >> i was shocked. >> accord tog a survey by amn healthcare in 2022 the average wait time for a new patient appointment in 15 major u.s. cities was 26 days. up five days from 2004. the numbers get worse for certain specialties for an obgyn the

in chicago, mike tobin, ktvu fox two news.he 4th of july holiday takes on a different meaning for the highland park, illinois community this year. it has been one year since a shooter took seven lives at the city's annual parade. now community members say they want to honor the victims and reclaim that space to move forward. a remembrance ceremony was held at city hall today and a moment of silence was held to mark the exact time. police say the first shot was fired. oakland police say a woman and a girl were wounded in a shooting that happened last night. officers responded to a shots spotter activation on high street near 580 at about 845. police found evidence of a shooting, then two gunshot victims were found on 102nd avenue near birch street. police determined that the two were the victims from the high street incident. they were taken to the hospital in stable condition. no word on any arrest or suspect information, but authorities say someone driving is driving a stolen military humvee around sonoma county. the chp says

in chicago, mike tobin, ktvu fox two news. the 4th of july takes on a different meaning this year for the community of highland park in illinois. one year after a shooter killed seven people there at the city's annual parade, community members held a celebration of remembrance. the event included a community walk and picnic, followed by a drone show and a concert. the city's mayor calling for the community to band together to help with the healing process. several new state laws went into effect at the start of the month. coming up, we break down some of the big ones and what they mean for you. also ahead, competitive eaters forced to wait hours past the start time. why the nathan's hot dog eating contest was delayed. and before we head to break, sights from another bay area parade today, the city of martinez held a daniel 4th of july parade this morning. it started with a flag raising ceremony. then the parade went right down main street. the fireworks show is scheduled to happen at the martinez marina tonight, just one of ma

fox news mike tobin has more now on the violence in philadelphia. first responders get credit for saving the injured as bullets flew, five were killed and a gunman rampaged through the city of brotherly love. want to thank commissioner outlaw and the police department for their response to this terrible, tragic incident. police responded immediately and courageously. police say he randomly fired at occupied cars and people on the street. his first victim retreated to a house and died. others remained on the street dead or wounded. ultimately, the gunman surrendered to police. his identity and formal charges won't be released until the courts are open on wednesday. but the premeditation of the rampage is evident. the man who did this is in custody. the man who did this, will be facing multiple counts of murder. fort worth, texas, as holiday celebrations wound down, shots rang out. three people are dead, another eight recovering from injuries. police have suggested the motive could be anything from a domestic problem to a gang dispute. but they know i

in chicago, mike tobin, ktvu fox two news.hicago suburb of highland park is turning its july fourth parade this morning into a remembrance ceremony. a gunman opened fire just minutes into last year's parade, killing seven people. highland park's mayor says today's ceremony is focusing on the community. it'll include music sermons from local faith leaders and a moment of silence when the first gunshots were fired on this 4th of july, president biden says he is encouraged by the direction our country is headed in. i can honestly say i've never been more optimistic about america's future. i swear to god, i'm never more optimistic. not everyone shares that optimism. a new fox poll shows 44% of today's americans say they're proud of their country. 53% say they're not. do mostly to the nation's political and social unrest. and concerns about the us economy and the 2024 presidential campaign is pointing out just how different the two us political parties are from each other. and analysts say there are fewer and fewer attempts to reac

mike tobin, mike, officials in baltimore wrapping up the news conference. what do they have to say? >> a couple of points just came out of the press conference that there are multiple weapons that were involved in this mass shooting. multiple people getting video of young men brandishing guns. police say there is so much video from the crime scene they have not been able to go through it all. but everyone caught on video with a weapon is considered a suspect. broke out at brooklyn days, unpermitted event, teenagers and minors, two people died when the gunfire broke out, 28 wounded in the gunfire. seven are still in the hospital. ten victims located at the crime scene, the rest went to the hospital on their own. the shooters are on the run. >> we have only touched some of the video that's out there. everyone had their cameras working, their phones working and much more video out there that we have to look at. at this point we do know there were multiple weapons and multiple casings recovered. >> in the area around washington, d.c., a man hijacked one car, fled to a second location to

senior correspondent microphonen followed from the -- mike tobin from the bureau. >> the man held backn jail and randomly shooting people on the street. all though the philadelphia inquirer has identified him as a 40-year-old named kim brady. bullets flew and five were killed and gunman ram panelinged through the city of brotherly love. >> the commissioner and police department for this terrible incident and police responded immediately and courageously. >> he fired at occupied cars and people on the street and his first victim retreated to the house and died and others remained on the street dead or wounded and the gunman surrendered to police and identify and formal charges is open on wednesday and the premeditation of the rampage is evident. >> the man who did this is in custody and holiday celebrations wound down and shots rang out and three people are dead and another eight recovering from injuries. police have suggested the motive could be anything from domestic problem to a gang dispute and they've created another scene of panic and bloodshed. jowski all comes a day after a mass

mike tobin is live in chicago with more. mike. >> actually in chicago you saw 30 people shot can including baltimore as well. we aren't through the holiday weekend yet. in chicago multiple shootings. sad, familiar pattern. the first murder came just after 8:00 p.m. friday in a neighborhood called chicago. a dodge charger opened fire. is areas like river north where gun violence is becoming more college. three killed in chicago. 27 injured. compare that to last year the same number shot, eight of them died last year. in baltimore bloodshed pilled up from a single mass shooting. a block party in the brooklyn neighborhood. witnesses said the gunfire erupted and wouldn't stop. two people died. 28 wounded. ten people were found dead or wounded on the scene. the rest self-report evidence to local hospitals. the shooters are on the run. in the area around washington, d.c. prince georges county sunday afternoon police say a man hijacked one car, fled to a second location to hijack another car. the driver of that second car, a woman,

. >> let's check with mike tobin. he's following the holiday weekend violence in several major cities including fatal baltimore shooting. >> it started with the mass shooting in baltimore.one of the things the mayor said at a press conference is there were multiple weapons involved in the shooting and multiple peep shooting video. the acting superintendent said that there's so much video they haven't lad time to go through it all yet. everybody on video with a weapon is a suspect. the gun fight broke out at an unpermitted event called brooklyn days. many young people were there. the victims are teens and minors. two people died when the gun fire broke out. 28 were wounded. the shooters are now on the run. >> we have only touched some of the video out there. everyone had their cameras working, had their phones working and there's more video out there. we know there were multiple multiple weapons. >> police have arrested 22 yard daeon ros. police say yesterday afternoon, ross high jacked a car, wrecked that and went to

to mike tobin in chicago on the holiday crime surge showing no signs of ending. mike? >> starting in philadelphia, edward, identification of the gunman through the official channels. no answer for a man walking up the street in philadelphia and randomly shooting at people. the man had an ar rifle and 9 millimeter pistol and ski mast. he had a scanner to listen to the police. his first victim fled into a house and died of his gunshot wounds there. more information about the investigation is waiting. law enforcement made it clear this gunman will face multiple counts of murder and a psalm. another mass shooting on the west side. a holiday gathering right @midnight after the event shut down. gun fire created panic and blood shed. >> a lot of foot traffic, vehicle traffic. still file works were being shot off. people trying to flee the area from the multiple gun shots. it was difficult for them to navigate in to the area. >> back to the latest information in philadelphia, police there said they had detained a second man after the shooting but indicated that's because he fi

mike tobin reporting live in chicago. >> philadelphia police are not confirming but the philadelphia inquirer reports the identity of the mass shooter is 40-year-old man, no idea what sent him on the killing spree he had a bulletproof vest, ar rifle, and side arms. the scene was eight blocks, and littered with shell casings. it's possible the second man is only connected because he fired at the gunman. a couple of children were injured, four fatalities were found on the street. a fifth fatality appears to be a man who tried to run from the gunfire into a house. >> when family member went inside, he found the son laying on the living room floor unresponsive. so immediately went outside where he saw the police officer, notified that officer, the officer notified medics, medics entered the property and pronounced that 31-year-old victim dead on the scene. >> another mass shooting on the west side of fort worth, texas, three are dead, and injuries. a holiday event, gunfire. >> a lot of vehicle traffic, foot traffic, as you can tell, still fireworks were being shot off. lots of people jus

fascinating insight on what mike tobin was talking about, the implosion of the titan sub. exactly what happened, how long it took and what the implications might be. that's it for us. "your world" with neil cavuto starts top of the hour. >> fox on top of taxpayers on the move. all as president joe biden says his big spending moves are helping all states. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is your world. two very different looks at the economy. jacqui heinrich at the white house with the president crediting bidenomics. jeff flock in pennsylvania with high taxes sending some people packing up. let's begin with jacqui. >> we heard a lot from the president that we heard before. what he calls bidenomics. his economic approach rejects trickle down reaganonics of the past and builds the economy from the middle out. we heard that many times. there's heavy emphasis on his administration's investments in manufacturing, infrastructure and research and development. the need to spend that money to make the u.s. competitive with china, especially when it comes to clean

mike tobin is live in chicago and he has what may be coming next.n covering it in the city for quite some time. what does it mean statewide? >> it means statewide starting mid-december criminal defendants will no longer need to post bail to walk free before trial. in a 5-2 decision the liberal illinois supreme court upheld a provision of the safe t act, a sweeping overhaul of the criminal justice system. it makes illinois the first state in the nation to eliminate cash bail. proponents say judges have discretion to hold defendants considered to be flight risks ordaininger to the community. defendants in lower level crimes won't be stuck in jail because of not having money. 60 sheriffs and state attorneys brought suit. they say it violates the rights of victims by letting offenders on the street. police union says the decision harms people in the poor minority communities the most. >> still doesn't change the safety issues within those neighborhoods. when you put these offenders back out on the street, all they are going to do the terrorize the same

mike tobin has more on the politics of this and more in chicago. >> with the placement of union organizerers union has proven its political potency. as the union grows more powerful it prioritizes social issues, schools and minority students don't seem to benefit. >> our brother, teacher, organizer. >> stacy davis gates is often nearby. >> the power behind the throne now. he is a creature of the chicago teachers union. >> they directly funded 20% of johnson's campaign. add in the american federation and illinois federation of teachers and funded half of his war chest. >> this is no longer a teachers union, a political group. their goals are to do social justice. they don't care about education anymore. >> the illinois state report card shows last year 11 percent of black chicago k-12 students could read at grade level. of% kept up with math. >> hispanic students fell behind. white students did better, close to 50% up to grade level. bill. >> dana: okay. bill, we're back on air. >> bill: thank you very much. 10:00 now on the east coast and this is a story that's breaking right now. >> dana

mike tobin, fox news , ktvu fox two news at five starts now. developing news tonight, officers in san jose investigating a deadly hit and run crash. we're told the pedestrian was actually hit twice. good evening. thanks for joining us this friday. i'm cristina rendon. and i'm greg lee. police say this happened around 230 this afternoon near the intersect of story road and south white road. let's get right to ctv's mark sayer who was at the scene. mark, what have you learned? well, greg, christina, this is very sad situation here tonight at this point. police are confirming that indeed one victim is dead, remains on the street here behind us. and a body bag. and they are investigating this case as a hit and run. so let me tell you what we know about this at this point. police say they received 911 calls about this incident, about 225 this afternoon to report this case. police say the victim is believed to be an unhoused woman who was pushing a shopping cart across the southbound lanes of south white road. a driver who was headed southbound then