>> hurricane hilary now barreling down toward mexico and southern california where people are bracing for a historic impact. at least one person is already died in mexico after a car was swept away by overflowing water. and the brunt of the storm is yet to come. governor gavin newsom california declaring a state of emergency which is under its first ever tropical storm warning. rachel: that's right craig herrera is live how's it gong in san diego? what are you seeing?

reporter: my frepgd the rain is starting to come down and light an picking up this afternoon. as we go into the afternoon i think we're going see that rain really pick up now the category hurricane center winds are at 80 american so it is just a category 1. once it drops below 73 then we're talking tropical storm. but it is about 285 meals south of san diego. now, the concern here is remember about when you're talking about hurricanes and tropical storms, hurricanes are given their category based on wind speed. so while the wind speeds may not be quite as strong here like we're used to maybe say the atlantic or gulf coast side the rain is a major concern. there you can see as it continues to barrel up to baja, mrks now we're seeing rain in san diego, los angeles, riverside county, inland empire, right through palm springs more rain than we get in one year in a matter of 24 hours so we're talking easily as you see the track up to the north rainfall

totals one to three inches of rain webcast of the san diego mountains clear the koation. once you go east of the mcts in san diego and east of the san ha sen toe mountains through palm springs three to five inches of ran and terrain there as you know is desert like and you have major boulders out there. not the type of tour rein to absorb this much moisture in this amount time. up to san bernardino and riverside county you have heavy rain through the inland empire. then once this goes into the afternoon we're seeing that bank up against the san bernardino or santa barbra into ventura county and san what mountains th a steep grade and go up 4500 feet drop to about 50 feet in a matter of couple of miles so flooding concerns there. that's the big story here is all of the flooding concerns. and we've also got the flooding concerns extending from the u.s.-mexico border clear up to the u.s. canada board that's how far this moisture is going to go. so rachel, pete and will it is one for the record books we

haven't seen these type of storms since 1939 and that's the year that they released gone with the wind also the wizard of oz i'll tell you what -- we're not in kansas anymore. rachel: you're not but those are two great classics thank you craig you're a class tyke. all right for more on the breaking weather developments download the fox weather app on stream fox weather, on your connected device. pete: down to the border by the way we've talked about this extensively not only did they stop building border wall but they wanted to tear it down and left rusting unused when clearly parts of the border that could be secured now putting buoys in the water. texas doing everything it can. well now, so -- the senate passed or is attempting to push a bill that would effectively say either it goes to texas the border wall that's unused or i can't remember what the other option was on that. basically you have to do something with it.

automobileauction and what biden administration is doing in the intrem there's the act there finish it act, of course, biden administration will ignore instead quietly selling off at bargain basement prices because they don't want it. rachel: within of the most amazing things you'll see down to the border an you get in a helicopter you'll see as you mentioned pete, pieces of the wall just piled high on top of each other rusting away. but then you'll see the detention centers where they bring the people who turn themselves in as they cross illegally when cartels allow they will because they're running whole operation there at the border. so once they cross oh, they turn themselves into border patrol and go to detention center to get processed that detention center has a wall around it. the whole thing is such a flipping joke -- and that i guess texas wanted to buy it and say we'll put it up an they won't let your good old state of texas do that. >> senator tom cotton said leaving border open to

terrorists is at a loss and selling it at a loss is in a nutshell. >> great point. >> think about that quietly selling off anybody who needs extra steel don't want to secure and give a state that wants to secure the border. >> i bet cartels are buying it. they're like we've got some guns and drugs we want to lock up and secure -- >> hunters artwork don't know who is buying it but there's a reason behind it it is leading to one democrat down ask will the town -- kingsville texas down in the south one democrat who is county attorney down there saying i'm switching parties because it is clear how much democrat party is ignoring any assemblance of border security her name is keira sanchez here's the statement this county attorney made former democrat turn republican -- i've been proud to work with law enforcement to ensure safety of the social citizens of cleeburgy i believe gop policies of law

and order preblghting safety and backing blue best align with my values and values of the citizens of cleeburg county. >> so many people are hispanic americans down in south texas and in arizona as well. everything that's happening in our country we had daniel garza looking at hispanic numbers his group says shocking numbers they're putting out in next few weekings as well that bode very bad for democrats. and this is one of these issues, i mean, you can see here -- a politician switching parties. but you know, hispanic who is live on that border americans who live along that border and in those states are really -- you know, angry at what's happened they feel abandoned they don't feel then is listening and they see slap in the face moves like selling off the wall as if it doesn't matter so texas can't protect them and federal government is trying to thwart that. you're seeing --

hispanics really turn and this is going to be problematic very interesting for the -- for the democrats. >> yeah meanwhile songs taking the nation by storm richmond north of rich monday by oliver anthony gain attention now of the mainstream media and reception is less than warm. eve for one been surprised at the animosity towards this song. from for example, the guardians here's the headline rich monday north of rich monday punches down no surprise "the washington post" loves it. why the right loves this country singer. again from "the washington post" ology very anthony in mainstreaming of conspiracy theories. you know, it's -- it's something i even heard on sports talk radio this week in dallas. it is just -- it's this -- i just can't get over the tip that i feel that he's singing about the antipathy about people if you don't like the music fine and song fine but antipathy is

different something you don't like in the world but the attention, negative attention on this song reflects i just feel like -- you know, an attitude towards a group of people many this country that are constantly forgotten and kicked down, and sneered at. >> what are say saying on talk radio show? >> it is just attitude it is just attitude. >> deplorables it is remember when they said i can smell the wal-mart shoppers, you know, that was peter strzok again, these are establishment typings that's why you see this crossover it is not just -- the left and media and some of the people you might expect that don't understand the people that you're seeing on your screen there the people that would show up. to -- to north carolina to see this young man sing, oliver anthony but it is also like national review. they had an op-ed and they're sort of mocking him -- you know, saying hey get, you know, you're just if you think american dream you know is about

and you can achieve anything in america and sort of saying he's a complaining and whatnot get a job you're a winier. instead of looking at what are people saying here? pete: old think talk republican rearing their head. clearly this song one of the lines song is they don't think you know but i know that you do, and that whole idea that we're not dumb we get it we see exactly what's happening. you're selling us these policies that are supposed to be better -- we're going to teach to code because we don't believe in mining anymore, all of that is embedded in understanding people have the system -- is totally stacked against them and he's talking about total control. and they really want to control your lives kick you down and keep you where you are and then you see the response, and it is because this response comes out because they realize songs like this and that sentiment is a threat to the control that they want. and it is interesting to see who will inversion too i mentioned -- what's the song -- we see ccr fortune son and then

you've got bob dylan saying war machine or magsers of war. like used to be left wing protest anthems and now it is interesting that you're seeing now -- the conservative and he doesn't declare himself as a conserve stiff but speaking when i experience but they're speaking for working class people and you talk about hispanics it is another inversion of our political environment working class people feel like modern democrat party is left. >> tiktok is filled with people reacting to the song and the people reacting to the song are not necessarily from the south. i mean, they're from every walk of life. and again, it is this universal feeling that people have that they want the truth told to them and there's puppeteers trying to krot system and people are getting sick of it. >> he's rejected any kind of apartment partisan acceptance it is for people he has a mess he says i believe in people, in general and griff jenkins our own griff went down to north

carolina and caught up with oliver anthony here's some of that information. >> do you feel the information that public is given you for allowing them to feel that, to have that connection? >> i do. but i really don't want the appreciation i'm nothing special. i just want people to appreciate each other and to appreciate each other struggles and hopefully you know hopefully just -- finds the energy that was in this song and manifest it in people's own personal lives and -- you know, talking to their neighbors again and coworkers and -- just trying to find similarities with each other instead of division that's really all i want. like for the sake of our country, you know. >> that's the message. i would say so at this point i would say so and really not about my message and what i believe is god put this message out pr people just to give them some hope if we continue on the path that we're going down now, culturally we won't have a country very long five years, 50 years, i don't know. i mean i don't see our country

lasting more than another generation the way we're headed. we have to go back to the roots of what made this country great in the first place which was our sense of community and our, i mean, we are the melting pot of the world and that is what makes us strong is our diversity and we need to learn to harness and appreciate that and not use it at political tool to keep separate from one another. >> by the way that's kind of message i've been hearing vivek ramaswamy talk about had is 1776 and returning to he says we have one more generation left before we lose this krnghts i country i think the reaction is people feeling like we're at the engsdz of the rope and might be last chance for them. pete: speaking for a lot of people that video you mention rachel it is black, white young old -- male female, and they're watch this song with tears pouring down connecting to it and most people who write about this at rolling stone or washington post would say well that person is not supposed to connect to this song only angry white people in

west virginia whose jobs is lost and it is this system in the country and they love it. thet they want to love it. will: that's that spirit in hawaii that sense of community and unity i saw yesterday i went to a pizza shop and guy that owning pizza shop he's tired of division. tired we're -- one country. we're a community. and that's what you're in part hearing from oliver anthony. >> hear more from him and didn't have an interview scheduled he made one happen. rachel: that's the way he is. pete: we turn to a fox wildfire alert. at least one person is dead after a wind driven fire in washington state triples in size just a few hours yesterday. at least 185 structures have been destroyed. a state of emergency has been declared in spokane county with thousands of residents evacuated. authorities sate fire was zero contained and spread across 95 acres.

and russia's first mission to the moon in 47 years fails after their spacecraft spun out and crashed. the russian state space corporation saying, quote, the apparatus moved into an unpredictable orbit and seesed to exist with condition of the moon. they added that the crash is the cause of the crash is under investigation. ceases to exist. too early to start decorating for halloween -- yes. well lots of stores don't think so it is true you already see it. and spooky decorations are stocking shelves some asking well already -- and say it is way too early halloween signals ends of summertime what do you think is it too soon for halloween decorations? you know how we feel we dare you to disagree. friends at fox muse.com i've seen people with halloween decorations in their front yard. >> guess what they did while you were gone yesterday?

they brought us pumpkin spice lattes. too soon for that. >> way too soon. still enjoying summer i'm going to the beach i want to go get in the sun. i mean it is still summer. rachel: i know. i don't like that your kids are in school it bugs me. will: for two weeks a crisp in the air. pete: you can have them both. will: that weakness allows invasion of pumpkin spice. stop it. pete: not on that thread. no way. you are cracking the wall. this is summer. you need me on that wall and i'm not there right now. rachel: no. will: transitioning of the seasons. rachel: if we lose pete we're really losing the countries. will: transseasonal. pete: on this one waiting to -- rachel: you're transnothing i

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glaifl welcome back to "fox & friends" idaho murder suspect brian co burger defense team grilling dna experts in court as they aim to challenge evidence used to indict him in the murder of four college students. families of the victims attending friday's hearing, including a relative of caylee who reportedly wore a profiring squad t-shirt to taunt co burger nancy grace has been covering the case and she joins us nancy great to have you here especially on this and second topic what are your thoughts on how this trial is going and what do you make of that t-shirt? >> a lot. i can tell you how this trial is going the judge i'm quoting him his words not mine saying reality check we're going

forward in october with this trial. and i can tells you why he's saying that and such a stern and aggressive manner is because the defense has filed a demanding for speedy trial. under that this case must go to trial within six months of indictment with no exception. if the state did you want go forward, there's an automatic acquittal that's what we're looking at. and he will go through hell and high water to make sure this case does go to trial. so what the defense is doing right now is gumming up the works. trying to outlast that speedy trial demand by one request after the next. that's all right now about dna found on the sheet at the murder scene where the victims are stabbed dead. it is incredibly important and it is crucial. but you asked about the t-shirt -- okay. i understand -- i understand how the victims

feel. although i've never lost a child i lost my piece i can say to murder just before our wedding i know how they want justice. but wearing t-shirts that support the firing squad for the death penalty they should keep those thoughts inside -- and not wear a t-shirt baring that insignia to court number one it will help the defense argue for a change of venue because pre-trial publicity number one it could actually be a grounds of appeal if there's a conviction. now, do i think it will work? no. but it is just another problem for the state to deal with. >> yeah. you know, i had never thought about that. i'm personally not for capital punishment but not thought there could be implications for the case so that i'm surprised that the attorneys didn't tell them to take that off when that happened. let's -- go ahead --

>> and hold own one more thing don't start defense team with claiming that is your -- that somehow there's a right to free speech and what you wear or don't wear to court. because the right to free speech is not unfettered you can't go into court wearing something that will inflame jury like yelling fire and a crowded theater. the right to free speech and wearing whatever t-shirt that has a message does not pend to tainting a jury and getting a mistrial. do i think that will happen, no. but it is an argument yes it is. rachel: okay let's move to this other situation so the ex-wife of slain microsoft executive is fighting extradition from the state of washington to florida after, of course, she's been charged with murder. what are your thoughts on this? >> let me tell you about shawna garner bitter angry ex according to court documents and to people within the family, he has an

affair with a bodybuilder during the marriage, the husband gets a divorce, she's angry she's bitter she's done nothing but fight like a wet cat ever since he wanted a divorce she filed. so long story short, he ends up dead -- new husband and his tenant implicated and tenant rolled over given state evidence she's master mind that's what's happening. now she's in washington state and finding extradition back to florida for trial. you know what, that's not going to work it is just beginning to delay proceedings all extradition is very simply is -- are you shawna garter is this you give me your finger precinct and you're going it trial it is nothing about guilt or innocence. well you can watch more from nancy grace on crime stories with nancy grace on fox nation.com. it is such a great show nancy we love having you on.

>> thank you. okay. >> thank you. i want justice in these cases and i do not want to see kohberger escape trial. >> yes. i couldn't agree with you more thank you nancy for sharing your thoughts and expertise on all of these important crime stories. thank you. >> thank you. coming up, the first republican primary debate is just days away on fox news. our next guest is one of the five candidates who officially qualify for the stage. doug on how he plans to stand out and make his case next.

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power rankings and governor doug joins us now and great to have you on the pral this morning let's start with how you got in part you have to meet the minimum of donors and we talked about it on the program i believe giving away $20 gift card who is donated a dollar to the campaign seems to have worked. you're on the stage. >> well good morning will yes we are and, of course, i think it is just a -- when you've got a bunch of clubhouse rules designed to keep fresh faces and new ideas off the debate stage you've got to be the entrepreneur like i was. i grew up in a small town in north dakota started with nothing worked with group of other folks to build a billion dollar global company, and when you're in the tech business if you're entrepreneur you're starting online -- store, you have to have a promotion and one of the things that we know that every american is crushed right now and choking under inflation under yoib so inflation relief cards were a big hit. and then i think important for -- everybody to know we would

rather give -- money to our supporters to help them fight biden inflation rather than fight inside firm to charge five times that to try to get online donors so like we've done in north dakota more done efficiently and we solve problems. >> governor you startedded with an interesting point you said this boy's club that is i guess in your estimate regarding rules of the deablght at least in part the republican party. the republican national party, and swammed say american politics at large you feel like it is a boys club that is exclusionary that allows few into the seats of power? >> well, i wouldn't i'm not being gender specific here on boys or girls. but it is clubhouse rules these aren't rules and never complained about them and never said anything about anybody of the rules that's the rules we'll figure out a hack to get around them because we know that america -- is looking for alternatives. we know that competition is good for the republican party.

we know that competition is good for america. part of why we succeeded as a country is we focus on innovation, not regulation, that's what we're doing in north dakota and we innovated our way through this one. will: i know about your personal story you started a business that sold to microsoft highly successful enterprise for you as entrepreneur and i've heard complimenting you. did you have a unique story about approach to goarches it is going to be a competition as you mentioned to get your story out. what is it that you can say what is unique about governor doug burgum? >> there's plenty of things i think i'm going to be only one on the stage that grew up working on a farm, ranch like you've done will i worked as a chimney sweep and took a shower at the end of the day not at the beginning of the day and a lot of americans you know with hey we can use small town values we can use someone who understands

what a working man is going through and like you will you lost your dad at a young age i did when i was a freshman in high school my mom went back to work and if you're a single mom i know what it is like putting food on the table and paying mortgage. and so we bring that perspective but then i've also you know from a technology we've never had anybody with a software background ever anywhere near the white house. and right now technology is changing every job every company, every industry, it needs to change our government it needs to change our military. and having somebody that understands that and those impacts and where we can go and what that can do to improve the life of every american and bring out the best of america i think that would be great. >> that experience governor is interesting on one hand we can see what went down in maui and see the inability of government to sort of evolve with necessities of the time when is it comes to technology on the other hand, there are a lot of people very skeptical about the growing role of big technology

in our lives, seemingly in concert with government. how do you approach that or thread that needle? >> well, i think we have to do what innovation has done for this country always which is invasion is helped increase and lift productivity for this country and raise standards of living. it brings people out of poverty we have to do that but you know collusion between the government and big tech that suppresses free speech just can't happen. we have to be able to separate the innovation itself from bad policy and urntiondburgen administration we'll make sure that you know, first amendment, second amendment, and especially the town state rights these are things that states created federal government not the other way around i've seen as a small business owner and large business seen it as a governor, federal government always overstepping -- will: seen you say invoke 10th amendment and not going to approach abortion and pro-life policies in the united states of america but here we go wednesday you've got just a couple seen

this happen before you have to work hard to get your message in. it is going to be a crowd competitive debate stage so as we're listening for youen wednesday night what is the one message i don't to get across? >> well, you know we're starting will with the lowest name recognition of everybody on the stage we need people towns that a kid from a small town that understands you know grat tude humility, hard work, has the courage to stand up and do stuff who knows how to create jobs -- has i've been making payroll every two weeks since i was in my mid-20s i understand what it is like as a small business owner. i understand what working people are going through. and we've got the proven track record in north dakota on north to have highest gdp in the nation and cut taxes reduced red tape. we know how to get government out of people's lives so people can live their lives to their fullest we know we can improve american life under burgum administration. more voices and glad you're part of that conversation and glad to

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hurricane hilary bairlg towards mexico and southern krar where people are bracing for a historic impact. he's one person has died in mexico after a car was swept away by overflowing water and the brunt of the storm has yet to come. governor newsom declaring state of emergency in california which is under its first ever tropical storm warning. rng turn now to chief meteorologist fox weather forecast. >> yeah los angeles guys and they have really strong winds, not horning force winds, but really strong winds maybe 60, 70 miles per hour and a lot of rain this is the center of the storm right now. just off the baja coast, but take a look at how far north already moisture from this is extending we've got moisture up towards parts of idaho where we have a flood threat we haven't talked about northern i think of this idaho that are going to get a lot of wngdz and rain from this already very heavy rain and parts of arizona, and that's where we're going to see the

worst of the flooding some spots up to ten inches of rain and take a look at this. it does not get issued with a highest category of flood threat this happens anywhere from the country maybe two to three times year and we've got this right now where we're going to be seeing this especially areas say death valley parts of southern nevada, throughout southern california, inland empire, palm springs, i think really under the gun, and winds that are going to be very strong all the the way as far north as parts of idaho again some spots here three to five inches some spots up to ten inches all of that water has to go somewhere, and it is really dry soil. so it doesn't absorb and run off. i want to quickly tell you this is el-niño we've been talking about that warm water off the coast of south america across the ocean basin is warm and we have five disturbances that one right there may be some development towards texas. not worried about a significant storm. maybe some beneficial rain that comes mid-this week and people in texas desperately need that. guys.

pete: thank you a grammy nominated plat number artist who plans to open a new church. >> here to talk about his faith music and brand new ep called take it all back and he joins us no now on the couch great to see you. >> great to see you we have to talk about ep and church you have a lotting going on. tell us about the church in austin. >> it is wild we moved a month ago to a town just north of austin called georgetown and we're planting, starting a brand new life giving church called church of white stone so we'll be having services in cedar park texas starting january of next year. >> you're pastoring the church. >> yes. apparently -- they'll let you do that. [laughter] >> where did the calling come from to do that? >> i just fell in love with ministry as a teenager started leading worship in youth group

and my church and i love the songs. i love leading people. but i also loved walking to my church after school and getting the room set up and getting the chairs right, and inviting my friends from high school to this cool thing that was happening centered around faith. so it's been something that's been in myhearted for a long time all through college and just waiting for the right moment to step into that season. >> well that is an amazing adventure that you and your wife are on and wish you all of the best on that for sure. now the new single is called take it all back. tell me what it's about and who this -- who you wrote it for. >> this is for all of us who feel like we have lost ground in some area of our lives. there have been so many setbacks obstacles, disappointments over the last several years and for some of us this started much, much earlier in our lives where some things were taken from us that we need to reclaim. our joy, our peace --

our compassion for other people to go back and get those things and live in overcoming life. >> that's beautiful. love it. i'll tell you maybe best performance i've ever seen on this show was your performance. joy in the morning. >> it is not -- we wanted it to become the theme song of this -- leak that's no joke. >> that's awesome. so i'm grateful for that i thought you were going to say that your favorite apartment was the dance moves -- [laughter] >> you humbled us. >> your dance moves. so well with it. but you have such a gift from god and use it amazingly. >> heard and by the way those compliments are not isolated to three of us i remember after your performance i heard from a lot of people that was an incredible performance on fox and friends. another one we're going to do it we're so excited at the end of the show everyone has to stick around for that. attack it all back can't beat it.

so tauren wells can't wait for the performance. >> yes. you've got it tell you what also at the top of the hour when we bump into fox and friends here in just -- a few moments. >> okay you watch it live -- really read it i'll read it. how to do it a fake news read -- >> all three legs of the navy s.e.a.l.s. swill a recap of the swim at the top of the hour that we did with the true heros. amen to that. but first we're going back to school shopping and made in america products your kids want to bring to class, coming up next. at typical insurance, you're just another senior. that's the third health insurance commercial with seniors at a farmers market. right? don't get me wrong i love a fresh heirloom, but it's like those companies think we're all the same. that's why i chose humana. before i signed up, i spoke to someone who actually listened to what i needed. she told me about benefits that were right for me, like vision and dental...

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♪ ♪ that's tauren wells rehearsing over there pretty cool. we're getting ready to go back to school made in america style we're highlights businesses that make school supplies right here in the usa up first is president and ceo of duluth pack tom. great to have you. >> thanks for having us. duluth, minnesota north of where i grew up. tell us about duluth pack. >> duluth pack is the oldest canvas and bag maker in united states 141 years strong this

year all in duluth minnesota all of the bags hoar literally 8,000 skews we make 350 styles, but they all have a lifetime guarantee so we want to get the message across that people node to invest in american made, and american quality, because it's an investment in people in america. pete: absolutely right and if you're sending your kid back to school with a backpack give them one to last longer than november. >> my kids got theirs in second and fifth grade respectfully. and they are 28 and 31 years old still carry the same backpacks absolutely lifetime guarantee that's american quality. pete: i love that you can see the quality in it. by the way your sales manager telling me is an army ranger. >> retired army ranger so one of your brethren. check it out there duluth pack highlighting it because of school but it is for everybody. >> for everyone and for all of your viewers up until the end of

august, fox 15 you get 15% off anything on our website. >> fox 15 duluth pack thank you so much. good to see you. another lovely couple over here this is mack and cassandra yeager good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> tell us about red land. >> we're a family cotton farm i've personally at the helm of it about 40 years now and in 2016 we had a family effort to attack our cotton and make textiles all completely usa made. so cassandra will talk about what the kids might need to go to their dorm. >> okay so i've sent three away to school. >> you know what you're talking about. >> i do know what i'm talking about we love to sending our babies off to college with products that are luxurious you can give them a little comfort of home. pete: next level. >> we make luxurious bed linens

twin size whatever for dorm room first apartment they have. so we have quilts, shams, duvets, bed sheets, in white natural, we have this beautiful high for girls and we have american throw blanket wonderful for tailgates drape it on your sofa these are bed sheets we make towels, beauty towels, so that your makeup will not stain the washcloths. pete: i need those. >> there you go. so then you can sending kids off to school with a feel of home. >> absolutely. the same luxury that you might have at home they can take it with them to college with redland. >> folks know because you own the cotton is from the u.s. >> we grow the cotton we have a cotton gin all milled in

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