thieves go. one big capture that we can report tonight is one that garnered a lot of attention for the last two years. the u.s. marshals in atlanta nabbing one of ohio s most-wanted this week capturing 19-year-old adarus black who has been wanted for the 2020 murder of 18-year-old nakia crawford who was shot numerous times in akron, ohio, while running errands with her grandmother. police believe it was a case of mistaken identity. the u.s. marshals have been following lee s leads in six sites to track him down and tells fox tonight this is one step towards justice and bringing closure to the families. shannon? shannon: laura ingle in new york, thank you very much. more democrat-led states making the move wednesday away from continuing cdc guidance that recommends wearing face coverings and towards relaxing or eliminating masking requirements. correspondent madeleine rivera is tracking the latest developments on that front for us tonight. good evening, madeleine. reporter: good
way it does is because this president wasn t strong. what happened to the american citizens in afghanistan who undoubtedly have citizens and ukraine if russians come over the border and that s another example of absence of peace through strength, ronald reagan famously said before you talk about peace and strength, he told the story of wars in his lifetime at all four wars were not caused by being too strong but by the presence of weakness. jon: republican of california, good to have you on. thank you. more democrat run states are using up on the masking requirements. meantime, the fda delays the push for covid vaccines for children under the age of five. doctor marc siegel joins us next.
covid mandates are causing mayhem. despite the governor ordering space conversations optional. some students are being segregated from students who choose to wear a makes. in new york some schools do sea way with masking requirements. add together confusion for masks in the classroom. that order is stayed. in canada truckers drove into the capital the protesting vaccine mandates. they are already faze facing a shortage. of course, they go back and forth. lots of mandates. lots of may tell. but one nation is watching it all. the highest court. liberal justice the briar is
back to the homeland. covid mandates are causing mayhem. despite the governor ordering space conversations optional. some students are being segregated from students who choose to wear a makes. in new york some schools do sea way with masking requirements. add together confusion for masks in the classroom. that order is stayed. in canada truckers drove into the capital the protesting vaccine mandates. they are already faze facing a shortage. of course, they go back and forth. lots of mandates. lots of may tell. but one nation is watching it all. the highest court. liberal justice the briar is
tear gas against people who deified orders to leave and told them to stop disrupting traffic near the arc de triomphe. some 500 vehicles were stopped at checkpoints trying to enter the french capital. walmart says that fully vaccinated employees will no longer have to wear masks unless state or local rules require it. nationwide, new covid infections topped 149,000 on friday. that s down 43% over the last week. still, the c.d.c. reports that the virus remains highly transmissible in 99% of all u.s. counties. as omicron fades, medical experts and politicians nationwide are reconsidering masking requirements and covid restrictions. but some of them are clashing over the best path forward. it s a great opportunity to check in with dr. david agus. dr. agus, thank you so much for making some time for us. so, on the one hand, the number of cases continues to go down.