the curfew continues and one popular party city. local businesses in miami beach where they have challenge the shut down yesterday arguing the curfew hurts their businesses. last night a judge denied the request. what are spring breakers going to do? hello everyone welcome to fox ne foxnews live i m eric shawni arthel. arthel: hi eric, hello everyone i m arthel neville. the midnight 6:00 a.m. curfew now stands through monday. the city made that move after two deadly shootings last year when rowdy celebrations spiraled out of control. arthel: i talked to the mayor of miami beach in a moment he ll tell us about the curfew. first was go to madison is alive in fort lauderdale. that is where the mayor there says spring breakers come to fort lauderdale. there is no curfew, and joy come have fun madison as you can see is on the beach. high medicine. click hi eric. that is right we are definitely single large crowds here on people filling up the beaches, bars and restaurants but th
out for tiktok? the new plea from tiktok s ceo as a bill that could ban the app moves from the house to the senate. plus, jury deliberations under way in the historic trial of james crumbley. could the father of a michigan school shooter also be found guilty? and later, weather extremes. a big winter storm wallops colorado, and the east sees record warm weather. thanks for joining us. it is 10:00 eastern, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with the breaking news out of florida this morning where former president trump has just arrived at a federal courthouse. he s there in a bid to get his mar-a-lago classified documents case dismissed. there are no cameras at this hearing, but we have a team inside ready to report out the details as we get them. joining us from outside that courthouse, nbc s dasha burns. also with us, msnbc legal correspondent lisa ruben, former new york assistant attorney general tristan snell, and former federal prosecutor michael zeld
barricade situation and reportedly involving hostages cross state lines in new jersey? yeah. yeah. i mean to say the least, this has been a terrifying morning in and around this area. bucks county and now into new jersey. and it s still, as you said, very much ongoing, three people dead at this point. and as you said, reports, now that not only is the suspect barricaded, but also potentially holding hostages, but let me tell you a little bit about how this all started. this started just before 09:00 a.m. that s according to the false township police department. they initially got a call of a shooting in levittown, pennsylvania, again, about 30 miles north of philadelphia police then said that 26 year-old andriy gordon shot and killed two people. then he went to a separate address in leavitt down pennsylvania and shot and killed a third person then he went to $1 general in morris fill, pennsylvania. that s right on the border of pennsylvania and new jersey carjack someone at $
township, pennsylvania with police issuing a shelter in place order as they actively shoot or excuse me, actively search for that shooter. i m jacqui heinrich, welcome to fox news live. griff: hey, jacqui, i m griff jenkins. congressman fitzpatrick tweeting this, there s an active shooter an i alert in falls township. we re monitoring two sections of falls township. i m in such with law enforcement as they pursue the suspect. more information to follow. that s exactly what we re trying to bring to you. lauren green is live with the very latest in this breaking story. hey, lauren. hey, griff. you know, this is still an active situation and the residents in the area in falls township, pennsylvania are told to shelter in place, the shooter is believed to be armed and dangerous. falls township police are searching for 26-year-old andre gordon who is driving a stolen vehicle. it started around 8:52 this morning eastern time and police say that gordon shot and killed two in the
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