trey, what s the latest. following the 11-day conflict between hamas and israel. the military wing of hamas held a parade in gaza city mourning the loss of one of their commanders. they had fired more than 4,000 rockets toward the jewish state during this conflict and the group toed a pledging that if the cease-fire unravels, they ll continue. and the brigade has entered gaza city, they are mourning the loss of one of their commanders during this 11-day conflict with israel. the sense in gaza is that all sides are prepared and the fighters we spoke with today say they are ready for the next round of conflicts. in lighter news, the children of gaza, who were caught in the cross-fire are getting a much-needed break. in rural gaza, a local nonprofit held a group therapy session for kids dealing with trauma. and some of the kids don t speak they re trapped in their minds thinking about the conflict and others describing in detail what they saw, remarkable scenes and gives you
well, authorities investigating a possible case of human smuggling in texas where more than 90 migrants were discovered inside a houston home yesterday. plus, president biden pitching his tax and spend plan to america this week as republicans and reportedly even some democrats push back against the costs of his proposals. we have live fox team coverage on these stories. william la jeunesse is in texas with the latest on the unfolding investigation, mark meredith standing by in delaware with more of president biden s spending plan, but we begin with christina coleman with details on california s plan to make tens of thousands of prisoners eligible for early release. christina. reporter: arthel, reaction is pouring in from republicans on this. san francisco gop party chair says these changes are dangerous. it s not san francisco. we have, you know, murders are up in san francisco, burglaries, home invasions are up in san francisco. and now we re going to take repeat violent
sports are required to get tested at least once a week. starting april 5th. california health officials are away allowing major amusement parks are allowed to open under strict coronavirus you lls. we are at six flags magic mountain in los angeles. that park is opening in a few days. how are they going to run a huge park like that and keep people safe at the same time? with a lot of ingenuity, this will be a thermal temperature check before i can get in the park. my photographer will give me my reading. what is your temperature? 98.4. i m in. the idea of all of on this is be contactless. the security check will be done with imagining, no pat down unless you have a weapon or something. and they will have you provide your ticket on your phone, again, they don t want anybody touching anything and they are thrilled to be re-opening on thursday. we are opening at 15% capacity. so, we are not anticipating any shoulder to shoulder, and we discourage shoulder to shoulder ga
save 40% on hotel and ticket packages right now. not later, like right now. tonight prb outraged at georgia s sweeping new elections law which restricts access to voting calling it an atrocity and saying the justice department is reviewing it and calling out the racial motivation of the law, saying it is nothing less than jim crow in the 21st century. its restrictions targeted specially to suppress black voters in georgia. also tonight, dominion voting systems going after fox big time, filing a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against the right wing channel for pushing trump s big lie about election fraud, accusing it of recklessly disregarding the truth. so joining me now is democratic senator cory booker. i really appreciate you joining us this evening. we are watching the big lie now turn into voter suppression. president biden saying this. an atrocity. the idea, any indication that it had nothing to do with fairness, nothing to do with decency. they passed a law saying y
remote learning. critics telling the white house to follow the science, take the recommended safety precautions and reopen schools and do it now. mark meredith is live with more. hi, mark. reporter: good afternoon. the white house says it s waiting for final cdc guidance to get a better idea of when schools could safely reopen. pressure is building on president biden to take a more direct stance on the issue as teachers unions in two major cities are refusing to let their staff go back to work for now. unions in philadelphia and chicago vowing not to let teachers return to class because of concerns about safety precautions and the slow rollout of vaccinations. local leaders are accusing the unions of dragging their feet on reopening, chicago s school system threatening to lock teachers out of online teaching if they don t get back to work. last week the newly named cdc director says the data suggests that schools can safely reopen and mass vaccinations are not a requirement