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"fox weather" center and chief correspondent jonathan hunt in santa monica, but start off with you jonathan. >> good morning from santa monica we are getting light rain in a stiff breeze, that's about it but it is going to get a lot worse according to officials not just on the coast but most particularly in land from here east and north of l.a. in the high desert communities, officials are warning people to get prepared and that is exactly what is been happening from san diego near the border with mexico all the way north to santa barbara and well into the desert east of l.a., palm springs for instance expected to be badly hit by flash flooding, the message from officials across the board included the mayor of l.a. is be prepared and be safe, listen here. >> our message today is clear, stay safe, stay home and stay

informed, this is an unprecedented weather event but los angeles has deep experience responding to crisis whether it be wildfire or earthquakes, the city is are prepared. >> overnight, the storm hit the mexican tourist mecca of cabo san lucas leaving many streets there flooded, we are hearing from some officials that many of the roads in baja california have turned into rivers, that is the fear in all of southern california, a huge swath of it, the desert communities are particularly at risk, palm springs, not the city used to dealing with the kind of rain that they are about to see, they are expecting widespread flooding. then you move up into the mountain communities in the worry there becomes a landslide, wet winter the first half of the year in southern california.

many of those sites already pretty sudden and with the snowmelt that we have as well, there are great fears this could bring very serious consequences in terms of flooding and landslide, the message for everybody across the huge area of southern california is hunker down, stay home. mike: jonathan hunt starting a self life. many thanks. for more on tropical storm hilary, adam klotz is live from the "fox weather" center. >> the store make it is moved to the north, traveling at 25 miles an hour it has sped up winds down to 70 miles an hour, this is a category four and as it lifted to the north over colder and colder waters, he went off the coast in southern california knows that the water is really cold, that is slowing this doubted they picked up moisture that's why it's a dangerous rainmaker as it continues to travel north, it is frontloaded all the heavy rain continues to be in front of the system and

rain is coming down, that's where the wall approaches where you start to see the heaviest rain and strongest winds. there's plenty of rain and front of the senate will continue to fall while we slowly wait for the i want to eventually make its way into southern cali california. think around 45:00 p.m., this is the forecast track as it continues to lift to the north ultimately running into nevada as you get into late tonight, early into tomorrow morning, this is our forecast model, you could pay attention to the timestamp, let me get this moving really quickly and show you when we will see that move-in, that is the center of circulation moving into california and lifting up into northern california and nevada overnight tonight, the heaviest rain, coming a little bit later this afternoon into this evening. mike: a busy day and the "fox weather" center. let's turn to las vegas where officials are warning of a severe flash flooding, max gorden is on the ground watching it all.

>> in the last hour, state of emergency declared and clark county ahead of hurricane hilary's impact, we're seeing rain earlier on in the morning but it's tapered off, this is the calm before the storm we expecting an inch of rain and the las vegas metro but to the mountains to the west up to 4 inches, as much rain and entire year, were also would be talk about very strong gusty winds, winds of 25, 35 miles per hour with gas up to 60 miles per hour, on the vegas strip we talk to some folks and people don't seem too concerned. take a listen. >> yesterday it was raining and our whole plan was to do the fremont experience and were out in the rain and we said we're going to tough it out get through it, were not going to change your plans read will be back later this week when it's nicer again. >> we have rain coats and hats and we're going to keep tracking. >> this is a serious situation, sandbags have been distributed

and clark county, the emergency operations centers have opened up so fire and law enforcement can coordinate together, there have been road vehicle have been deployed around the county to clear any roadways that are impacted by flooding, nv energy the power provider is staging cruise across southern nevada getting ready for potential power outages so officials really stressing that this is a serious situation and we will see the rain pickup later on in the afternoon and evening hours in the word from officials, stay home if you can, back to you. mike: max gorden live in las vegas, thank you. more details on what tropical storm hilary will bring workbook joined by the deputy director of the national hurricane center, jamie rome. welcome. >> thank you for having me. mike: what is your biggest concern at this hour. >> my biggest concern at this hour people are going to look at the weakening from a hurricane status to a tropical storm and lower their guard, we have seen

this in season communities inexperienced communities where people focus too much on the categorization and not on the threats. in this case the heavy rain fall and flooding threat is in no way diminished by this dropping in intensity. mike: historic storm the first tropical storm to hit the california coast in 84 years, what about the aspect. >> that is what is worrying me, we have a lot of people in harm's way that are not experienced with the weather phenomenon and they're not experienced with the risk maps and the risk information that we are putting out and probably being a little bit flip it and not taking the risk seriously. we can't emphasize enough, we have portions of the southern california under a high risk of flooding, life-threatening flooding and we don't issue these often, but when we do, these situations account for the

huge amount of the drownings and death that we see associated with tropical storm's. mike: do you expect this to be a shared headache between baja california, california proper in nevada? >> yeah, you solid in the segment earlier before i came on that baja is already experiencing a lot of the flooding that we've been advertising in that flooding is only going to spread northward the heaviest rains have not pushed into southern california just yet even though it's raining now, that is not the heaviest rain we expect the heaviest to move in this afternoon and this evening so conditions will deteriorate and now unfortunately it is going to happen with the sun going down people not being able to see flooded roads, it's imperative that people get where they're going to be for the day and stay there. mike: jamie rhome, great advice from the national hurricane center. we appreciate how busy you are, thank you very much for your

time. more on the federal response on joined by marcus coleman from the federal emergency management agency fema, welcome. >> thank you. >> as someone who response to disasters, what is your biggest concern right now. >> mike i'm currently in the national response coordination center, place where we have all federal government agencies in several nongovernment partners making sure that we are pre-position did well plan to help support the needs of any of the impacted states and communities. we also have a team of people deployed to california and have a permanent presence in california and recorded in closely with california office of emergency services to ensure any pre-position personnel or equipment that is needed that were able to provide it. the biggest concern that people take the storm seriously and that they taking final steps to prepare. three things i'm encouraging my family to do, follow the instructions of local officials, take time to do the final preparation now and make sure to visit ready.gov or

california.org for the preparedness information that you need as we continue to anticipate impacts from the storm. mike: if appears the track of the storm will go through desert areas not used to much rain at all, a couple inches of rain can be a big deal for the communities. is flooding your biggest concern? >> yes, flooding, flash flooding, power outages, things like hurricanes as her colleagues from the national hurricane center spoke to there will be different things that may happen and we want individuals and families to make sure that they are taking steps to be prepared making sure they have access to food, nonperishable food items, water and more importantly that were checking on friends neighbors and loved ones i was encouraged to seek communities through southern california and various states taken prepared measures and cope under precautions. if your household is prepared the next thing we want to make sure that your caring for loved ones in next-door neighbors as

well, we know there will be a storm surge, mudslides, a lot of different hazards that can happen and we want to make sure individuals and communities are ready for whatever may come. mike: for folks looking at the maps on the screen who may live on the path in the storm may be quickly approaching, is your message to hunker down and write it down at this point? >> we want people to follow the instruction for local officials. for some it may be staying home and staying safe as reported earlier but the key thing to make sure people are plugged in and connected to the local officials they will be the ones to provide you the best guidance for your community. we cannot underestimate what we don't know. the key thing that we know, you could take time to prepare now, following the guidance of local officials and even the event a flash flooding in your community, turned around, don't drown, we do want people to drive through roadways that may be flooded as mentioned earlier. if you see flooding turn around and don't drown and follow the guidance of the local officials. mike: my guess your team on the

west coast is preparing for a massive earthquake or a wildfire but a hurricane, first time in 84 years or so, what about that aspect? >> fema's mission is to help during, before and after disasters and that's all hazard, incredibly proud to be an entire agency whose personnel are focused on all hazards from natural hazards as you mentioned, wildfires, atmo atmosphere, flooding, hurricanes and that nature. we have an incredible team not just here at fema but the inner agency and more importantly we appreciate the cord nation that we do with our state and county counterparts as well california oes has been a leader for us and we've been with them to support every step of the way to make sure that were taking a whole government effort and we will continue to take not only the whole of government but work with our colleagues like the red cross, salvation army and others to make sure we are inclusive and supported with the whole community. mike: marcus coleman from fema, i respect how busy you and your

team are, thank you for your time on this busy day. >> thank you for having me. >> the white house has a major disaster effort on its hands as hawaii recovers from devastating wildfires, meanwhile the scrutiny over hunter biden's legal trouble intensifies. lucas tomlinson is live with the very latest from the white ho house. >> the white house is hoping the legal woes are behind him so president biden can focus on the 2024 reelection campaign, now the president might have to potentially testify if this case goes to trial, not a republican chairman oversight committee is accusing president biden of using an alias to communicate with his son over ukraine matters when he was serving as vice president under barack obama, james comer appeared earlier on "sunday morning futures". >> we learned when he was receiving e-mails pertaining to ukraine, his son hunter was

copied on them. we always heard that the white house said hunter biden wasn't an employee of the government and was any part of the government. >> the disaster in hawaii, president biden forced to interrupt his second vacation this month departing from lake tahoe to head to maui to inspect the damage and to speak to local leaders, the fema administrator defended the accusations that the president was slow to respond to this crisis. >> i was in complete communication with him throughout this event, helping him understand what i was seeing and what resources needed to come in. he directed me to make sure we are doing everything that we can to help the people of maui. >> president biden is in hawaii, the tropical storm headed to san diego with the u.s. navy and the uss alexandria seen here, los angeles submarine and honor of alexandria virginia and

alexandra louisiana, the president will monitor the track of the storm of the vacation taken place in lake tahoe, that could be next when the tropical storm hilary goes in line, maybe president biden may not be returning. mike: there are a lot of military assets in the path of the storm including camp pendleton. lucas tomlinson, thank you for that reminder, good to see you. eight days away from the gop presidential debate, right here on fox we will have a preview next. ♪ age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv it's because of tiktok that i had to go out and get a website. i'm at a point now where i've outgrown my house.

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>> gop presidential candidates gearing up for the first debate this wednesday on fox as a few candidates are vying for a few spots on the stage. alexandria hoff is live in studio with the latest. >> the candidates that have not qualified for the debate stage have until 48 hours before it starts to do so, there is still some time at the numbers are still in flux, here is rnc chair ronna mcdaniel on "sunday morning futures". >> we are at seven the officially qualified with the small dollar donations to the pulling threshold in the pledge. >> fox news has independently confirmed rnc seven includes these five ramaswamy, desantis, burnham and scott.

trump, mike pence have not signed the pledge, we know trump does not intend, the republican national committee says that pence and kristi have, asa hutchinson says he will be on the stage, his fundraising numbers still have to be confirmed by the committee but he says the pledge will be signed. >> i'm going to support the nominee of the party i do not expected to be donald trump and i'm sure that question will come up in the debate. >> on the stage candidates have to meet the polling fundraising and pledge requirements, some like north dakota government under government doug burgum, he offered $20 to unique donors who contributed one. >> i think when you got a bunch of clubhouse rules that are designed to keep fresh faces and new ideas off the debate stage, you have to be doctor bernie rebecca was. >> on "fox news sunday" nikki haley shared her feelings for what will be the kickoff to the general election.

>> we feel really good going into the debate, i love debates and i'm looking forward to it. ethic is a great opportunity for americans to focus on who's going to lead us after 2024. it's unlikely former president trouble turnabout the debate, the latest fox news poll shows that he is a 37-point lead over his closest competitor right now ron desantis. mike: a busy week in politics. thank you. for more on the upcoming debate, we are joined by ron desantis, silcox, kristen cachexia, welcome to both of you. let's start with governor desantis on the stump in new hampshire this weekend, let's play it. >> we have a track record of actually getting the job done. it was actually delivered, who has shown the leadership to really help people and make sure that they can live better lives, we done that in the state of florida, 2024 to me is a make or break election we are not getting a mulligan on this one.

>> is that message connecting and the early critical states? >> it absolutely is. and that is the key, the organization on the ground, these are primary states. if you look at iowa, we have over 10000 committed caucus goers in the governor over 38 in the nine counties he'll do the full grassley and hit the nine, seven of the ten counties in new hampshire, he is putting in the work, he knows he has to earn annie's really looking forward to the debate on wednesday. mike: today on "fox news sunday", former ambassador and governor nikki haley sold her qualifications to be the next president, let's play it. >> it is time for someone who has executive experience and has actually managed government like i was when i was a two-term governor and it's time for someone who has strong foreign policy experience that can focus on getting the world safe again, that's what i'm determined to do. mike: why should voters take a closer look at ambassador haley?

>> of course i think nikki haley said at the best this morning. as a two-term governor and the former ambassador to the un, she has what no other candidate on that stage is going to demonstrate. she is a foreign policy, domestic with economics and she talks a lot about. she is not afraid to. she has been traveling quite a bit to 80 town halls across iowa and new hampshire demonstrating that she has the toughness and she's been taking the tough questions, she did the soapbox at the iowa state fair like a lot of the candidates, she did a great job. i think we are looking forward to the next phase of the campaign when we kick it off on wednesday with the debate. mike: ron desantis has been dealing with sky high expectations. there is criticism of his campaign, how critical is it for a moment this week on the debate stage. >> i don't think anyone debate is make or break.

fox has done a great job we will have a huge audience tens of millions of people to needed, republican primary voters, as kirsten said i got for the campaign, an opportunity for the governor to lay out positive for the future, let folks know the fact that he is the only detriment in the race and the fact that ford has the number one economy of any state in the country, he is looking forward to the opportunity and we know he will be a tough target on the debate stage because of the high expectations and his standing in the polls. the guide never backs down and he never back down to dr. fauci encoded and he certainly never back down in iraq and he won't back down wednesday night. we are looking forward to it. >> nikki haley made the case of exhibit a vacation enjoying their summer and have not been paying attention. if she has a moment, kirsten

does that help prepare her campaign forward. >> yes of course but i agree with phil, this is the unofficial kickoff, it is one of many. i think we get to see the candidates in august, set into september, october. i know there's a lot of time and a lot of us have been saying that but there is a lot of time. i think that is really important for candidates across the board to make their case, i think nikki has been and she needs to do what she's been doing she needs to keep her head down and answer the tough questions and setting herself apart as the former two-time governor and ambassador to the un, her credentials are like any other and i think it's really good opportunity for her and i think everyone's in a different position, some have more to lose than others and i think it'll be a really interesting night and hopefully good for nikki haley. mike: kirsten, phil, looking forward to the debate.

today on "fox news sunday", shannon bream is at the iowa state fair where she has exclusive interviews with republican presidential candidate nikki haley and iowa republican governor kim reynolds set your dvr if you want to watch later or check your lowest onto local listings for time and channel. former president trump is expected to surrender himself to fulton county authorities later this week following the 41 indictment handed down last week charging mr. trump in 18 codefendants, senior correspondent steve harrigan is live with the latest. hello. >> the fulton county district attorney has given former president trump and 18 others until noon on friday to turn themselves in for a booking, former president hu denies any wrongdoing face a number of charges including racketeering and conspiracy to overturn to overturn the 2020 election. >> the indictment alleges that rather than abide by george's legal process for election challenges that the defendant engaged in a criminal

racketeering enterprise to overturn george's presidential election results. >> even georgia republican to have long been feuding with president trump say that the timing of the indictment is wrong. >> one thing is certain about the indictments, in my mind and in my opinion, this trial, despite what they're asking for anything else, it is not going to happen before the election. the democrats want us to be focused on things like this, were not focused on joe biden's record. >> all of the bookings are likely to take place in the rye street jail which is open 24 hours a day, back to you. mike: steve harrigan live in atlanta, many thanks, tropical storm hilary closing in on the coast bringing record-breaking rainfall, we will have fox team coverage with the latest ♪

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mike: tropical storm hilary expected to slam into southern california later today a powerful storm heavy downpours and high winds, fox team coverage for california with craig herrera live in san diego and nicole valdes in palm springs. nicole let's start with you. plenty of rain across coachella valley, the worst is yet to come we could see 2 - 3 inches of rain in the next 48 hours which we know can lead to catastrophic flash flooding as all the rain in the mountains behind me are running out created a dangerous situation across the road, it is why so much emphasis has been on preparation for californians who have never dealt with the hurricane, now what tropical storm hilary ever, we saw hundreds of people yesterday filling sandbags, in total 60000 were handed out just saturday,

people trying to protect their homes from the potentially dangerous floodwaters in now city leaders taking drastic measures closing every main artery into the city, as we take a look at video of people preparing as north as long beach and what hilary did in baja california and mexico, the city not taking it a chance is knowing several of the main roads consistently flood with a few inches of rain on the ground, it's something that locals know all too well. >> i've been through a flood that we have on february 144 years ago when the givenness is much morning they need to be prepared we hustled for sandbags, i lived in palm springs in this area since 1972. i have not seen this before.

>> "fox weather" is hurricane hq, you can follow all the latest on hilary by downloading the free app. >> nicole valdes, thank you very much. san diego officials are urging residents to avoid unnecessary travel into shelter in place, what conditions are looking like on the ground, craig herrera is live in san diego. >> it is sunday, you want to get out here in san diego, beautiful san diego, the beaches, the buildings have been closed today through tomorrow it is a great day tuesday again and the roads are pretty slick, i want to show you what the storm look like as it was closer to baja earlier today and the waves have been a big story, we're going to see large swells off the coast of san diego, take a look at this as the look of the gulf of california close to baja, that was something we were looking earlier here larger swells and strong rip currents the radar

lit up and it covers a large chunk of real estate across people southern california, san diego itself has 70 miles of pristine coastline but it's not the day to be there today, the temperatures by the way into the 70s with a tropical feel that you don't get that often in southern california flash flooding is also going to be a concern if hilary is moving up closer to san diego and los angeles and portions of the imperial valley as well. this is good to be a major concern as we go to this afternoon, the rain today has been light to moderate and will be consistent and pick up at times, traveling will be a concern on the highways in all of the major airports from lax through burbank over to ontario and dan down to san diego, students at san diego state were set to start fall classes tomorrow they will be doing it virtually the americas half marathon was canceled and they

did a virtual event yesterday 5000 runners in san diego had to say you been training for the half marathon but it's not going to happen due to the state of emergency that was declared. we will continue to watch the rain come down as we go through tomorrow, things slow down a little bit, most of the rain where nicole was thinking up against the mountains but we will see some of the rain moving to portions of l.a. and san diego as well. we've been watching this closely in bed talking about hilary coming to the area and it looks like as were doing it you can see the rain coming down as is our, hunker down, stay in, a lot of supermarkets were busy as people were getting groceries and preparing for the rain what a way to in the summer for so many kids wanting to get back to school to have to take it back inside. mike: craig herrera, thank you very much. more on what preparations look on the ground in las vegas, rachel flanagan joins me now, the executive director for the southern nevada chapter of the red cross, welcome.

mike: what can you tell me about your organization, preparation in advance of the storm? >> absolutely, the american red cross spends her entire year preparing for events like this, this is what we do, the team in southern nevada has boots on the ground and we are prepared to open three shelters should we get the call from her local and county state officials and we will make sure that those things happen in were gearing up ahead of the storm and making sure we can meet all of those needs. >> considering a lot of your area is desert not a lot of rainfall, is your biggest concern flooding? >> absolutely flash flood is always a concern, we take this very seriously, a lot of preparation is happen in our county we've been making sure that the floodway's are cleared and were making sure that everybody is aware of flood concerns, 6 inches of rushing

water of personal and 12 inches can sweep away many cars we are making sure people are aware of this. mike: what is your message to anxious residents who have never been to a hurricane work tropical storm in your beatable community. >> absolutely we recommend a few things, making sure that those are vulnerable, we encourage everybody to download the american red cross emergency at that will give alerts, it will give tips on being prepared and in the event that we open shelters it will actually give those locations) that and we encourage people to make a preparedness kit, have two of those, have one for your car that you can take on the go should you need to be evacuated and have one in your home that has water, nonperishable food items or radio you can check in for messaging, flashlights that you're prepared to sustain up to two weeks, we don't anticipate that but we always recommend. mike: what can folks watching a

home do if they want to help. >> the best thing that folks can do is visit our website, make a cash donation so we can put the dollars to work right away if you make a gift to disaster relief or the local red cross that goes to work right away and it can help as the storms move and we shift the focus to different areas. mike: it's been 84 years since a tropical storm hit california and probably that long or longer in nevada, what is the mood of your neighbors, or people anxious? >> our neighbors have been fairly calm so far, we're treating this like a monsoon in our neighborhood but our emergency preparedness folks are making sure everything is ready to go but everybody is prepared and we have sandbags which is very unusual i've lived here my whole life and i've never seen sandbags stations so we make sure folks are ready to go and we've seen minimal in the neighborhoods that were seen flooding and were urging everybody to be careful.

mike: rachel flanagan from the red cross of southern nevada we wish you and your community the very best. mike: the first republic a debate taking place, we will discuss the latest on campaign 2024, let's bring in the political panel, the immigrant first policy institute chief communications director and firehouse strategy vice president katie mccutcheon, welcome to both of you. >> thank you. you may have heard a big debate coming up this week, your expectation as we look ahead of it. >> this is one of the few chances that these candidates will have to make the case to the making people pomegranate they are back in the pack donald trump is up by 40 plus points, this is a one-person nomination. if you want to try to get any kind of momentum this is the only shot that you're going to have to do it. >> ambassador former governor nikki haley on "fox news sunday", let's play her. >> i think the media gets it wrong, they don't see the fact that families have been on vacation, kids have been out of

school and americans have not been paying attention once this debate happens this week is off to the races that's when you will start to see people really focus in on different candidates and look at what their options are, we feel really good going into the debate, i love debate and i'm looking forward to it. >> do you expect the race on the republican side to heat up after the debate. >> definitely i think we will get a sense of which candidates or republicans will be able to coalesce behind to take on donald trump in the primary, there getting an unprecedented debate without him there and i'm sure he'll be talked about in the little elephant in the room. i think it's a real shock to attack opponents that they feel are a risk to him without him being there, i think we'll have a better sense of. >> former arkansas governor eisha hudson says he's getting there will that the rnc make the final declaration but let's play him. >> yes i will be on the stage we met the pulling criteria and now we met the 40000 individual donor criteria, we submitted to the rnc 42000 individual donors,

i want to support the nominee of the party and i do not expected to be donald trump. mike: for those candidates lowering the polls, how critical is it for them to be on the stage. >> this is the only shot that they're going to have of getting momentum and i don't see that it's likely, i think obviously with the former president counter programming this on a different platform, a lot of eyes are going to be over there, they need this moment and i'm not sure, even if you catch the moment being back down 40 points and most of the pulling including new pulling today shows this is a one-person base. i think it's too late, too little and donald trump is could be the nominee enter nominee. mike: let's take a look at the fox poe, former president trump with 53% support a slight fluctuation from earlier but a massive lead, desantis at 16%, down from 22%, vivek ramaswamy

up, single digits mike pence, dickie haley, chris christie, how do you assess it at this stage. >> donald trump space is pretty solid, i believe he's going to be the nominee and i think that the movement in the polls especially with vivek ramaswamy having arises pulling from ron desantis not donald trump's loyal base. i think we seen over the past couple months with indictments, that is not changing his support in the polls it is bolstering, donald trump for years has said he is a victim and a martyr and with these indictments that is validating that narrative that he's been telling his face. if anything his support is more solid and there is very little wiggle room for anybody else. >> the fact that the desantis campaign to debate memo that they were going to target ramaswamy and not donald trump shows me that they're more worried about holding onto second place than anything else, ron desantis is in real jeopardy of becoming jeb bush 2.0.

>> let's take of the number for second choice gop nominee among primary voters, desantis dropped from 52 - 37. ramaswamy from 0 to 22% in mike pence from 16 - 11%. so what about those numbers. >> it is all vivek ramaswamy he is only one with any kind of positive momentum besides donald trump. you see to katie's point, all these other candidates are pulling support from ron desantis not from the front runner. whether it's vivek ramaswamy who has skyrocketed, still way way and second-place, he is only one with positive momentum and everyone else is dropping like a rock. mike: does that mean ramaswamy is going to happen, that to be stage. >> keisha, that would be the expectation but that's his first debate ever. he's good to be the target of a lot of attacks coming from both sides on the stage from all the other candidates and i would like to point out he is pulling

probably younger moderate republicans from ron desantis i don't want a boat from donald trump but their learning more about ron desantis and his policies are little bit too extreme for him and he is becoming more curious, vivek ramaswamy is. as people learn more, his policy position is going to be tested on the debate stage, they have been tested on nash international media saying i want to raise the voting age to 25, i don't think that's going to go so well with younger movement between ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy it'll be interesting. mike: on the democratic side has biden made the economy better or worse, 25% better, 52% worse, 22% no difference, what about that. >> that is issue number won this is a horrible pull number for joe biden and when you say 80% of the overall electorate's approve of his handling of the economy which is why we have got to get back talking about the economy every day were not talking about people gas prices,

grocery prices is a day that were losing to joe biden that's why they want the focus to be on trump's legal issues and not about the economy because they cannot defend the disaster that they have created for american pocketbooks. mike: do those numbers make the president brattleboro. >> i don't think so, a testament is democrats and joe biden are going out and i have been and will continue to campaign on all of his accomplishments they're going to ground breaking facility openings, infrastructure projects across the country drawing direct lines and telling people and educating people that this is a result of the infrastructure, the chips bill, the ira and they're not afraid to do that. i think there is more education that needs to be done with voters and seeing these positive improvement in his taking credit. a perfect point to make. i think there is positive things and positive trajectory but republicans are taking credit for funding that they did not vote for. >> inc. is a much. mike: maui residents coming to

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mike: now we residents surveying the extensive damage left behind from the wildfires, matt finn is on the ground in maui with more. >> the latest numbers from the governor's office, there are more than 1050 people unaccounted for in the fire zone in lahaina. this morning the governor is saying any number of children could be among the missing. >> that is possible, that is what we are sharing here internally, that is possible that there will be many children because of the temperature of the fire, the remains of those who have died in in some cases may be impossible to recover

meaningfully. >> we've talked to business owners and locals over the past couple of days they tell us they want us to relay the message that maui is open and you can visit with respect. mike: matt finn live in maui, thank you very much, tropical storm hilary making its way could bring historic rainfall, we will have the weather headlines after the break. ...to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business.

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