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violent yet. a warning, some of these images are disturbing. >> reporter: a bloody brawl breaking out on board a flight to california again. passengers on board a delta plane in atlanta watching in horror friday morning. atlanta police reporting a 30-year-old man got upset when the passenger behind him placed something in the seat pocket, curtis clayton then throwing punches before another passenger restrained him. delta releasing this statement, civility at our airports and on our flights is something our people and customers deserve always. >> this is happening far too often. >> reporter: the violence falls less than 48 hours after more bloodshed that forced american airlines to make an emergency landing. >> we had one of the worst displays of unruly behavior we ever witnessed. >> reporter: according to sources, this man punched the
obviously, for smaller children. but it is essentially the same vaccine just a smaller dose. >> reporter: the adult shot comes in a vial with a purple top. it will have an orange shot. do you want to get a vaccine shot? >> what's a vaccine shot? >> a shot that keeps from you getting covid. it's a touchy subject right now. >> reporter: now in the u.s. 20th month of the pandemic, the demand for shots high. how quickly can they get their shots, once cdc approves it? . >> we expect it can happen as soon as wednesday. >> vaughan hilliard joins us, vaughan, what's next in the approval process? >> reporter: jose, the cdc will meet on tuesday and wednesday and can give approval. getting it, it could take longer. it's a different shot, they have to figure out the logistics for it.atlanta, thank you. new york city is on edge
2006. >> fox news alert with 47% of americans still not fully vaccinated there are concerns that labor day weekend will fuel a rise in covid cases. charles watson is live in it atlanta. >> the rate of infection is showing some signs that it is levelling out. with thanking -- with that being said, officials hope americans stay home for labor day in hopes of avoiding another covid surge the cdc asking folks who are not vaccinated to avoid travel all together. more than 160,000 new infections a day. triple-a travel will be remain
every country big and small, when you popularize defund the police, this is what you get. b2 julie, to tomi's point, the economic result of that, the majority of the revenue is from the property value. buckhead accounts for 20% of atlanta's population, the tax revenues raised from that area alone comprise 20% of the city's budget and that's the reason why the city is refusing to allow the citizens to protect themselves to hire another police force on the basis of economics only, it's disgusting. >> julie: civilians are supposed to be able to rely on law enforcement, actual trained officers to protect them. quite frankly it's not just the mayor here, i was surprised to learn the former police chief was actually the one to hold police pursuits, the reason being apparently there were three deaths in one month due to
would've yanked that back a little harder but that's the whole problem, the security guards don't even have backup and you can blame the democratic leadership for that. the san francisco mayor in 2020 actually announced a hundred and $20 million budget cuts to both the police and the sheriff's department so basically what you're giving, essentially as the criminals, all the crooks a five finger discount, go to any store you want to end the lift and leave and nobody's going to come running after you and that is the problem, once again, that we are seeing all over the country. we just talked about it atlanta and here you go in san francisco, this is a huge problem, i mean, it's just going to continue because the police officers have absolutely no power and obviously the security card doesn't have backup. >> emily: this is the same city where the activist district attorney was elected after having not prosecuted one day in his life, he blames the cops for the spike in crime there he literally said "it's because the
force, are even calling to secede from atlanta. >> we are living in a war zone, an incredibly dangerous spike in crime and a complete vacuum of leadership, the police in atlanta are great policemen and women who just want to do their job and they are not being allowed to do that. >> emily: in the latest incident of 41-year-old father of three was shot while taking a walk near his home. listen to the harrowing 911 call. >> help, help! >> hello? is this a house, apartment? >> i'm on the street, 1211 wesley. i got shot. >> is the assailant don't nearby? >> he drove away. >> okay. is there any serious bleeding? >> yes, i am bleeding, i've been shot. >> emily: for viewers,
the buckhead area has 82 police officers for the same square footage of san francisco that has 2,000, those residents are begging, give us 300 cops, we will pay for it ourselves for their safety first. >> kayleigh: that's why there are calls of private security, i want to and quickly by saying the name of one of the victims, kennedy maxey, seven years old shot in the back of the head, lost her life as she was christmas shopping, one of the deaths that prompted the cries for private security currently in atlanta you are more likely to be a victim of violent crime including homicides and you are in chicago and that is tragic. >> emily: that's exactly right. just ahead, too little, too late? chrissy teigen's critics are not buying her attempt at damage control after she issues a lengthy apology for her bullying tweets admitting she was a troll. the panel weighs in, next. ♪ ♪
forcible felonies include manslaughter, they can have no more than three cars and they need a supervisor's approval, that's like going to war and asking the president to approve before you can shoot back, it is absolutely ridiculous, no wonder buckhead wants to succeed. >> no kidding, i'm also a little taken aback by the dispatcher asking if he was bleeding after being shot but let's set that aside for a minute. look, we have a serious crime problem in all of these cities in the problem primarily is because they were run for generations by woke liberals who are either unable or unwilling to enforce the law because of these ongoing woke narratives that law enforcement is racist which is absolutely, completely nonsense but it's happening now in almost every major city across this country, we are seeing this play out in atlanta almost every week in minneapolis as you watch that once great
>> julie: for the g block. >> kayleigh: new video showing cops doing nothing after innocent people are shot during an atlanta drive-by. residents in the affluent community say it's become a war zone. >> what is happened here in the last several years is an incredibly dangerous spike in crime and a complete vacuum of leadership. ♪ ♪ ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) veteran homeowners. while mortgage rates are still near all time lows, support immune health! home values just keep going up. now's the time to refi and take out cash. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out $50,000 or more, to pay down credit card debt and other expenses.
city become just absolutely catastrophically bad in terms of its crime rates. something is going to need to be done. in the '80s there was a huge push back against this and you've got mayors like rudy giuliani to begin enforcing the law and trying to bring order back to the streets. i've got to imagine that's going to happen because there's no way voters are going to sit back and just allow this to happen to really great cities like atlanta across this country. >> emily: josh brings up other cities. adjusting for a population you are more likely in atlanta to be the victim of a serious crime like murder or armed robbery down in chicago where the crime rates are absolutely spiking. in atlanta, homicides are up 63%, rates are up 108%, what's next? >> tomi: listen, the country is turning into gotham before our very eyes on the democrats, the blm movement, the defund the police movement to blame for that and the popularization of those moments to blame for that pay what you are seeing is not only defund the police but what i talk about every day, this