i'm ashley strohmier. one person is dead after a shooting in a dallas nightclub.ne suddenly started shooting after a fight broke out. conditions of five people ranging from stable to critical condition. the shooter is described as a black male in his 20s with dregs. officials say large and out of control spring breakers are cramming beaches with some people even trashing property and fighting in the streets. the curfew is from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. the i manager recommends keeping the curfew in place until april 12. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to judge jeanine. >> trump had a plan that worked. the last four years was actually livable without having to worry what was going to happen. biden gets elected and overnight everything donald trump made for improvement is out the door. judge jeanine: what would you say to joe biden? >> what are you doing? he's being vindictive to get even with donald trump. and i don't think he's making the decisions. i think it's the people round him. they are so vindictive about the positive impact trump made on the border and on amer

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news life, i'm ashley strohmier. u.s. diplomats wrap up two days have contentious talks in alaska and the state department blasting the chinese delegation for violating the agreed-upon two minute time limit for opening statements suggesting that chinese arrived at the talks intent on focusing on public theatrics and dramatics. a number of issues ranging from trade the rights, the first face-to-face meeting since. around the outer areas of the u.s. capitol, coming down this weekend, fox news and independence avenue's, will be open to traffic monday. repairs are being made to the capitol building. of this demand i'm ashley strohmier, for all your fox news headlines log onto foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> sean: unfortunate but the u.s. was embarrassed on the world stage yesterday when secretary of state and blinken and the u.s. delegation was mocked by china during their summit inwo alaska. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> well, i think we thought too well of the united states. we thought that the u.s. side will follow the necessary

ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier.ne team in march madness was sent home without playing. virginia commonwealth was set to take on oregon. but the ncaa declared the game no contest. multiple players tested positive for covid-19. breaking late last night, republican julian letlooe in louisiana. herless previously won but died due to complications of the coronavirus. she said it has become her mission to carry the torch for her husband. i'm ashley strohmier. >> oregon's department of education encouraging teachers to register for training that encourages something called f n mathematics. not making that up. that training teachers that white supremacy manifests itsel in the focus on finding the right answer to math problems. algebra is racist. french revolution, anyone? libby evans is and she joins us tonight. this is one of those stories. it's hard to believe it's real, there are so many of those. how could math be racist since it's truly objective. it is now considered racist, so that is called is part of the problem we

. >> welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier. an 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. in place in miami beach. some restaurants were trashed by the crowd. it isn't clear how long the curfew will stay in effect. it's recommended to be kept in place until the end of april. the tragic shooting at three massage march loser. the 21-year-old suspect told police the attacks aren't racially motivated, saying he has a sex addiction. with 6 of the 8 women killed were asian americans, people are sceptical. now back to judge jeanine. >> trump had a plan that worked. the last four years was actually livable without having to worry what was going to happen. biden gets elected and overnight everything donald trump made for improvement is out the door. judge jeanine: what would you say to joe biden? >> what are you doing? he's being vindictive to get even with donald trump. and i don't think he's making the decisions. i think it's the people round him. they are so vindictive about the positive impact trump made on the border and on america. judge jeanine: joe biden ban dismantling pre

. >> i'm ashley strohmier in for jillian.ork governor andrew cuomo is acknowledging his behavior following new sexual hairs harat claims from a second aide. todd: carley shimkus joins us. >> another sexual harassment claim, new york governor andrew cuomo is attempting to ex plain this workplace behavior. he released a statement saying in part at work sometimes i think i'm being playful and making jokes that i think are funny. i do on occasion tease people in what i think is a good natured way. i now understand that my interactions may have been insensitive or too personal and that some of my comments, given my position, made others feel in ways i never intended. i acknowledge some of the things i have said have been miss interpresented as unwanted flirtation. to the extent anyone felt that way, i am truly sorry about that. he offered an explicit denial that he touched or propositioned anybody. this comes after a second former aide came forward withal lee allegations of sexual harassment, saying the governor asked her question

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jillian: ashley strohmier joins us live with the chaos at the beach. >> reporter: it's a mess, guys.e certainly looking like a battle on ocean avenue with police and s.w.a.t. teams trying to clear the streets. >> there is a curfew in effect from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. you are commanded to immediately disburse. >> reporter: police on atvs trying to corral the crowds and what will likely be a common occurrence for the next few weeks. city officials voted to extend the curfews and restrictions until april 12th. hordes of spring breakers have caused havoc with fist fights breaking out and property being destroyed, like this car that people were dancing on. police were forced to use pepper pellets to break up the crowds over the weekends. new york city is battling vier s variants. the new strains pose huge questions but should not cause a fourth wave. take a listen. >> more than 50% of the infections in new york are with variants. what we don't understand is whether or not people are being reinfected with it or whether or not people who are vaccinated are getting infected with it. i don't

i'm ashley strohmier. todd: i'm todd piro. er president trump returning to the spotlight at cpac in his first public speech since leaving office. ashley: doug luzader is live in d.c., breaking down the biggest moments. good morning, doug. >> reporter: ashley and todd, good morning. and former president trump made this much clear. he will remain a force to be reckoned with within the republican party in the years ahead. he was given quite a welcome at this cpac gathering in florida over the weekend. this conservative conference is held each year. this was his first return to the stage since leaveing the white house back in january and since the attack on the capitol. former presidents usually give their successors a pretty wide birth. that was not the case yesterday with trump going after president biden on school openings and immigration. >> six weeks ago we had created the most secure border in u.s. history, took the new administration only a few weeks to turn this unprecedented accomplishment into a self-inflicted humanitaria

all right let's go up to ashley strohmier not on not canal sell but we need you to el if the news. r newsom and state lawmakers reach a deal to urge schools to reopen newsom announce a $6.6 billion package 2 billion grow to schools to provide ppe and other upgrades ventilation 4.36 billion towards programs for summer schools, tutoring and mental health services ab first interview, since leaving the white house, former press secretary kayleigh mcenany sits down with fox news's faulkner describe her emotions after writers storm capitol, listen. >> it was disbelief, shock, somber, sad, horrified by the violence. >> for the full exclusive interview check out the faulkner pouk today at 11 a.m. eastern and president biden contradicting statement from his own press secretary on sending vaccines to mexico. biden telling reporters that he was going to talk to the mexican president about sending doses to them but just before that meeting, jen sark psaki saying white house mitted to getting vaccines to every american. and a former paraolympian removed from u.s. soccer counsel after rejecting p

country change the way that officers perform their jobs. >> i think it absolutely says that ashley strohmieron self levels it is passed into law. opponents say it is effectively defunds police and will cost departments across the country hundreds of millions of dollars. and that bill is named in memory of george floyd who's death triggered black live matter protest last summer that aims to ban choke holds and immunity and no knock warrants outlawed. president biden has shown support for the legislation, and intends to sign it should it be passed by the senate house minority leader kevin mccarthy tweeting in part unfunded mandates in their bill hr1280 cost police departments hundreds of millions of dollars equivalent of taking 3,000 cops off the streets are men and women in uniform deserve better. bill faces tough road in the senate, though, where gop lawmakers are bashing it as overly partisan, that with a there 50/50 split one democrat to vote against it if not vote tie breaking vote goes to kamala harris. could pass on simple majority ashley i guess? >> it could. >> first they have to get

meanwhile, ashley strohmier has the other breaking news.alling asleep behind the wheel because the road curves and his vehicle goes straight. " the golf legend has rods, skew s and pins placed in his right leg that was hurt in the crash. >> and new york governor andrew cuomo attempting explain his workplace behavior amid a second sexual harassment claim in a statement, he said he was just " being playful" and past comments had been misinterpreted and new york's attorney general will oversee cuomo's sexual misconduct investigation. house speaker nancy pelosi calling accusations serious and credible. >> the u.s. setting a weekend record for daily coronavirus vaccinations, 2.4 million shots were reported to the cdc on both saturday and sunday, meanwhile, hospitalizations have continued to drop, falling below 50,000, for the first time since november. more than 47,000 people are still being treated. >> and plenty of people are waiting for the day they can finally retire. >> what are you doing here? >> i told you i was retiring. i moved in next

ashley strohmier joins us live from bristol with the big day ahead.'t stop people from driving. i talked to guys that drove nine hours to get to the race. it didn't stop people coming in as far as the economic boost. we got a chance to talk to some business owners on what they hope to see from this race? >> we didn't really know what to expect. but it has been wonderful for us, really has. it was amazing the amount of people that were brought in. we've really seen a big impact from it. reporter: it is more or less than what you were expecting as far as a customer standpoint. >> definitely more for us. >> we love people to come to bristol. our doors are open. we're safe. we're doing everything we can. the pandemic has been hard on everybody. we certainly love seeing an influx of traffic. it started early this morning. it hasn't slowed down. reporter: when you heard it was a dirt track, did you think it was going to boost your business? >> it is cool to see nascar go back to its roots. that is shot in the army everybody needed. >> old school, back to it

that will be the host city for the food city dirt race that you will see featured today with ashley strohmiers out in tennessee. going to be on fox. good morning. will: dirt track races are always fun. i was watching "fox & friends first" this morning and i picked up a little tid bit. i grew up watching dirt track races in rural grayson county. steve grew up watching dirt track races in kansas. steve: i did clay center, kansas. it was fun. i remember once i got to get behind the wheel of a probably 1965 chevy impala and i was able to drive it at full speed so probably 12 miles per hour and hit a couple of friend of mine in high school. it was the most fun because you really couldn't go very fast but it was a dirt track and that was the key because you would spin all over the place. rachel: i grew up playing barbies. i can't contribute to this story. the "new york post" has a cover story about the amazing press conference, 64 days it took president joe biden to do a press conference and the "new york post" is saying he looked glazed and confused. take a look at some of these soundbites from th