ashley.having me. ashley: good morning. >> so look, this administration has been in denial about inflation, about the worker crisis, about all of this and now i think this is their latest unfortunately, a recession is inevitable because president biden made it inevitable and what's worse is that not only doesn't he have any plan to deal with inflation or the worker crisis, it's the same plan he's been using for now a year and a half so he wants more spending, massive new spending out of washington, he's looking at higher taxes, again, on main street businesses. that'll drive inflation even further and he still doesn't understand how hard it is for every type of business to find the workers they need, whether it's the production floor to assemble the products to deliver them or service them. he just doesn't understand what's going on in the economy right now and that's why we worry we'll have a second quarter where the economy is shrinking. ashley: yeah, you know, the new york post always has

ashley. >> ashley: okay, griff passengers across the u.s.r hours after 12,000 flights are delayed on father's day weekend. one traveler a disabled army veteran returning from his honeymoon described his time in the airport as a. that veteran joins me now, joe, i'm so sorry that you had to finish off your honeymoon with such a terrible situation, but just tell us what happened. because you were in an airport for 24 hours about? >> yes, ma'am, good morning, ashley. i thought we would have a great dictation and it started off great. then, of course, we had atlanta airport, it definitely changed. we kept getting delayed. we had original flight at 10:30 and by the time we got there, hey, by the way it's being delayed it and all of a sudden, the person to be helping us waited 30 minutes and then left. so then he had to try to find out where the next gate was even if there was a gate. >> ashley: did they ever specify what happened? you said just left and trying to find a gate. was they were a miscommunication, weather, all kinds of issues this week

reporter: hi, ashley.een watching this housing market, be super hot for three years. its kept a lot of people out of the housing market, unable to purchase that home, and its kept them renting, which is now created this secondary problem, that rents have now soared to new heights. take a look at what time talking about redfin now saying that the median rent in the u.s. has hit over $2,000 a month for the first time ever. that's an increase of 15% year-over-year and unfortunately , this problem, is not going anywhere. >> many people who are living in an apartment, they haven't been faced with this increase yet. so by the time they go out to find a new apartment or get a lease renewal they are probably going to get hit with an increase of more than what they would like and we'll continue to see that happen for at least the next year. reporter: a cycle that's not yet done. i'm anticipating this exact thing when my lease comes up in december. of course certain areas are worse than others. the top five cities w

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. that decision could come down by today. jane's revenge declared open season on pro-life advocates and the president has not spoken out against it. brooke singman joins us with the latest. >> brooke: pro-choice activists linked to jane's revenge is now targeting a building shared by a pro-life organization and michigan campaign office. fox news received the photos from congressman tim walberg. he shares a building with jackson right to life. we feel it is such a sad state of affairs that groups like jane's revenge are resorting to domestic terrorism and hate crimes. walberg blames the white house. he says it is shameful president biden and speaker nancy pelosi have refused to condemn the tactics from radical pro-abortion activists. there are fears things could get worse. fliers are circulating ahead of the supreme court ruling that could overturn roe v. wade. president biden has yet to tackle headon leaning on the press secretary to address the uptick in attacks. >> violence and destruction of property have no place in our c

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for todd piro. president biden says he is considering a gas tax holiday to bring relief at the pump. not even biden's former boss thought that was a good idea. >> we're arguing over gimmick to save half a tank of gas, over the course of the entire summer so everyone in washington can pat themselves on the back. >> ashley: doug luzader is live in washington with more. good morning. >> doug: the president is back at the white house after soaking up beach time in delaware yesterday. he bristled at the suggestion that most economists see recession coming. >> president biden: not the majority are saying that, don't make things up, now you sound like republican politicians. i'm joking, that was a joke. nothing eniff tabl about recession. >> doug: no one is making that up, congressional times polled and said 70 pvrs expect recession next year. the president sees this crisis as perhaps an opportunity. >> president biden: we have a chance here to make a fundamental turn toward renewable energy, electric vehi

you will not get it now, not under merrick garland or democratic congress, ashley. >> ashley: a lot tos morning. thanks for getting up with us this monday morning. brand-new rules handed down for transgender swimmers in the wake of the lia thomas controversy and hillary clinton is sending a message to democrats ahead of november. >> griff: hi, jack. what's on the horizon? the answers lie beyond the roads we know. we recognize that energy demand is growing, and the world needs lower carbon solutions to keep up. at chevron, we're working to find new ways forward, through investments and partnerships in innovative solutions. like renewable natural gas from cow waste, hydrogen-fueled transportation, and carbon capture. we may not know just what lies ahead, but it's only human... to search for it. right now, we're all feelin' the squeeze. we're having to get creative. find a new way. but birthdays still happen. fridays still call for s'mores. you have to make magic, and you're figuring out how to do that. what you don't have to figure out is where to shop. because while you're getting creat

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. refining capacity in the united states is nearing a decade low this year now biden energy secretary is indicating the president could invoke the defense production act over the price of gas. >> carley: the president's push for a gas tax holiday getting pushback from the democrats, warning "this policy would at best achieve miniscule relief while blowing $10 billion hole in the highway trust fund that would need to be filleded if we want to fix crumbling bridges, advance the modern infrastructure system," and griff jenkins is live in washington can more. good morning. >> griff: good morning. the president's plan is combination of suspending federal gas tax until september and calling on states to suspend their respective gas tax and now issuing war-footing edick that oil companies lower their prices. watch. >> president biden: to companies running gas stations and setting prices at the pump, this is a time of war, global peril, ukraine, these are not normal times. bring down the price

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. by the looks of the graphic, not looking so great. >> carley: story of the day congressman fred keller was on last hour and he said what many are feeling. he spoke to a woman at a gas station yesterday and she put four gallons of gas in because she couldn't afford anymore. diesel $5.75 for a gallon of gas, that affects grocery prices, people are stuck between buying gas and groceries. >> ashley: they are going to pick buying gas because they have to go to work. no room for extras right now. republicans trashing democrats prime time january 6 hearing as nothing more than a partisan spectacle orchestrated for the midterm. >> carley: speaker nancy pelosi refused people on the committee. brooke singman has the latest on what we learned. >> brooke: after nearly a year of investigation, the house committee on january 6 is laying out findings for the american people presenting never before seen footage at the prime-time hearing and dep cisions from president trump's inner circle, there is vi

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. take a look at that graph, approval going down, gas going up. when is last time you filled up? >> carley: as james carville says, it is the economy stupid, that is all that matters, kitchen table issues and we're going to dive into them this morning. >> ashley: yeah, i was saying, i don't know when the last time you fill up, when i cost up it is costing upward of $60 to $65, in a honda accord. my husband's gas kicks off at $75, where we live north of here. it is getting ridiculous and these are issues that people in america -- >> carley: also the inflation report coming out later this morning, we are at 8.3, when the president entered office it was less. >> ashley: republicans trashing democrats prime time january 6 hearing as nothing more than a partisan spectacle orchestrated just in time for the midterm election. >> carley: house republicans liz cheney and adam kinzinger are the only speakers in the room after pelosi refused to allow two on the committee. brooke singman has the lat

so it's happening all over. >> ashley: let's talk about the voters.ssues, the hot topics that americans are going to be voting for and to couple that in. what would you the g.o.p. hopefuls hoping to keep this alive. >> it's not complicated. education of our children and parents do matter which is what we ran on in november and we won it is education. we need businesses to come to virginia. we need it to keep that pipeline open so that the education flows. we need the prices down. inflation is high. every time that someone goes to the pump, that's the polls. every time that someone goes to the grocery stores, that's the polls. every time they look at their child who is not being educated, that's the polls. we want the potholes fixed, that's the polls. it's not that complicated. and then we want government to get out of our way. and we are tired of not knowing what words mean anymore. >> carley: we have about 30 seconds left. i want to ask you when you and glenn youngkin won the election last year it did become clear that virginia is no longer a blue st

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. >> ashley: ashley strohmier import todd piro. a chance to run for u.s.ator in alabama and mike collins securing a victory over vernon jones in georgia. next live with the latest results this morning, brooke, good morning. >> good morning, carley, ashley, we have big republican primaries in boulder congressional is out of yesterday's election with a strong g.o.p. ticket come november. virginia house candidate jen kiggans dominating the g.o.p. candidate in district 2. she will face elaine maria ants flip a seat in a military heavy area because of redistricting. she joined us with her matchup. >> also a navy veteran like myself a helicopter pilot. we are both moms. we were both elected but my job will be to educate about nancy pelosi and joe biden's failed policies and disastrous policies and what they have done to america. >> police officer advances in virginia with crowded district g.o.p. primary. she is looking to him, abigail spent burger in november. in georgia, businessman mike collins easily defeating trump back vernon jones and that state house g.o.

." >> ashley: and i'm ashley strohmier. we talked to a farmer who says this could snowball into a food shortage. >> there is all kinds of shipping delays, it's a big snowball effect happening at this point. >> ashley: griff jenkins live in washington with more, good morning. >> griff: inflation was 1.4%, yet in his first interview with a reporter since february, president biden tells the ap we're in a stronger position than any nation in the world to overcome inflation. if it is my fault, why is inflation higher in other countries in the world. we are higher than germany, france, israel, and saudi arabia. he does admit the country is in a funk, which he blames on the pandemic. people are really, really down, consequence of the covid crisis, this after biden blamed oil companies for $5 gas threatening them with emergency powers. at least one company is firing back writing, exxon mobil has been developing more than any other country and globally invested more than we've earned over the last five years. we kept investing throu

ashley's press leaked entries from her personal diary, with shocking details, and illegal drugs, dubious connections and, to put it mildly, an ambiguous relationship with her father, or olkhovskaya will continue the topic. about the next skeleton in the closet of the biden family in america , they might not have known, if not for british tabloid daily mail, article tagged exclusive erotic melodrama about the lost diary of biden's daughter ashley, in which she describes too juicy details of her personal life and relationship with her father. i've always been obsessed with the boys hyperpreoccupation of adolescence, remembering it started with family members. i remember having sex with friends in my early youth taking baths with my dad, which is probably not good ashley biden is 41 years old, like the son of us president hunter, she suffered from drug addiction from a diary, as the daily mail writes, she forgot under a bed in a house in florida where drug addicts who have gone through rehabilitation live, a neighbor found the diary and sold it for $ 40,000 to journalist james akif soon the

ashley strohmier joins us. ashley. >> ashley: just one more. the story as you said was ignored by the sunday political shows on cnn, abc, cbs and nbc, instead they focused on the january 6 committee hearing as protesters were seen outside the home of just clarence thomas this weekend and a pro-choice group hinted at targeting justice amy coney barrett after the attempted attack on brett kavanaugh. kuns /* chris kunts. >> i am saying all appropriate action should be taken to ensure the safety of supreme court justices and i'll not say this protester or that protester ought to be arrested, that should be made by law enforcement, not a senator on a sunday show. >> ashley: this would protect those in high court. >> their efforts are so intense, they will not pass the senate that passed unanimously. they will not bring it up in light of the fact we had an assassination attempt on a sitting justice of the supreme court of the united states. >> ashley: this is days after a wisconsin judge was shot and killed by a gunmen, judge ester salace had this to

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro.virginia when parents demanding a say in the education made their voice is heard at the ballot box. the g.o.p. winners in the state today will get the same opportunity in just five months. brooke singman live looking ahead to today's biggest races, brooke, good morning. >> good morning, carley, ashley. voters in virginia, alabama and georgia heading to the polls and hours to determine midterm candidates of the republican hopeful writing a big wave to washington in november. starting in virginia district 2 incumbent elaine gloria unopposed but redistricting in the military have a district, very vulnerable i'm november. one of these four g.o.p. challengers. district 7 democrat abigail spanberger in a similar primary pickle running unopposed today but will face one of the six republicans in november. the police officer is running on a law and order platform with her brother who nearly died at the hands of ms-13 gang members. >> have been on the front line as an employment officer and seen

. >> ashley adirika. >> reporter: that's 17-year-old ashley adirika accepting her diploma from miamist dreams was to get accepted into an ivy league. >> reporter: a vision ashley would soon make a reality. an exceptional student and standout on the speech and debate team. >> the teacher just believed in my potential. >> reporter: but ashley also faced challenges, commuting to high school two hours each way. a first generation nigerian american, ashley says she grew up in a house full of strong women, inspiring her to start the nonprofit, our story, our worth. >> had this idea to empower young women of marginalized groups. >> reporter: setting the stage for ashley's next chapter, college. >> hey, you guys. welcome to ivy date. >> reporter: here she is on acceptance day. acceptance letters. >> yay! i got in. >> reporter: and scholarship offers, coming one after another. >> i got into princeton! i just got accepted into all eight ivys. and the tears just started to come out. it was crazy. >> reporter: that's right, all eight ivy league schools, including princeton, yale, columbia. >> wh

ashley, what is going on? ashley: well, big brother. generated a lot of discussion on social media. no more. the hashtag referred to remarks made by beijing's communist party secretary who said the city will normalize pandemic prevention controls over the course of the next five years. that generated the discussion, but the current version of the beijing daily, for instance no longer has the phrase, in the next five years, and on webo , the hashtag, the next five years was just simply deleted. a search for it on the social media platform turns up a notice saying the topic could not be displayed. even now in beijing, by the way, residents are required to hold a negative test from within the last 72 hours, just to enter any public venue, including restaurants and offices. stu? stuart: now we know. all right, ash, thanks very much indeed. check the markets, please. dow is up about 80 points, s&p is down, i'm sorry the nasdaq is down what, 8 points, small gain for the s&p. mixed market so far this morning show me, please, ihg. that's the co

like ashley was to her daddy.oduced myself to her. i told her who i was and why i stopped her. i requested for her driver's license and registration. while she was getting those things is when he spoke up and told me that that was his baby girl and he was -- she was bringing him home from chemotherapy at duke hospital. i noticed he was laying back in his seat. he was very soft spoken. his voice was a little raspy. he looked like he was tired and a sick man. at that moment in time, my heart just went out to him. >> in fact, you battled your own health conditions as well, and so you had recognized some parts of yourself within his experience. and you didn't even realize, i understand, ashley, you were so taken aback by the fact that he came back and asked -- he gave you a warning, first of all, for speeding, allegedly. i'm a lawyer, so allegedly speeding. he gave that you warning, of course, and then he asked if he could pray with you. and you snapped that photograph. he wasn't even aware of that very moment. what m

ashley: he is.ay some income tax to, quote, have skin in the game even if it is a small amount. it would have been a radical change from the current system in which more than 40% of americans don't pay income tax or get net income tax benefits. democrats jumped on that tax hike proposal ahead of the midterms. biden uses it a lot and even some fellow republicans who promote tax cuts are not tax hikes, have criticized the plan so he is backing off - a revised version which states able-bodied americans under 60 should work if they don't have young children or incapacitated dependents. scott admits that the original plan was perhaps confusing but he says his message is clear that every american needs to pool their ways, every able-bodied american who can work should work and that is the message. stuart: seo next time senator scott appears on this program. the fentanyl crisis is worsening. overdoses rising in america. david lee miller will give us the full report coming up. pro abortion activists swarm j

ashley starring lost diary of drug addiction, childhood trauma and most interesting naughty details ofcommunication with the father. at the same time, the us department of justice has already confirmed the documents that came into the possession of journalists are genuine and in the biden family - this is only one of the problems. the topic will be continued by yulia olkhovskaya about the next skeleton in the closet of the biden family in america, they might not have known if it were not for the british tabloid daily mail, article tagged exclusive erotic melodrama about the lost diary of biden's daughter ashley, in which she describes too juicy details of her personal life and relationship with his father. i have always been the hyperconcern of youth is turned on the boys . i remember it started family members. i remember having sex with friends in my early youth taking baths with my dad, which is probably not good ashley biden is 41 years old, like the son of the president of the united states hunter, she suffered from drug addiction from a diary, as delimail writes, she forgot under

hey, ashley webster, good morning to you. ashley: good morning., total headcount be increased not cut by 10% but salaried should be fairly flat. there is that tweet. not apparently a 10% cut in tesla's workforce as was discussed over the weekend. that may have helped calm some investors nerves only perhaps until the next tweet. last friday morning musk said he had super bad feelings about the economy and sending tesla shares down 9%. today they're up 3%. last month asked by potential recession musk responded. it has been raining money on fools for too long. some bankruptcies need to happen. musk also told workers to return to the work place or leave the company. at last count by the way tesla had right around 100,000 employees. but each day the tweets change and the reaction to them change as well. stu. stuart: ashley, i want to see your coverage of this one. a writer for the journal decided to take the road trip, new orleans, chicago, round-trip and back in an electric vehicle. i know it didn't go well, did it, ash? ashley: no. i always wanted to

ashley she muses. whether her father was sexually obscene with her when she was a little girl, she mentions in her diary sharing a bath with her father. she also says it's possible it was obscene. she writes this in her diary. she also mentions that she was hypersexualized at a young age and there are frankly, shocking things in there, like joe was crying and washing his face in tears of concern for his daughter right before the democratic prime , and we now know from this diary that there are things of extreme importance for us national security that should not fall into the hands of the chinese or the russians, who can use it for blackmail. if not publish it now, so we decided to publish it. we don't have a reason question whether what she wrote is true, what she did not write. this is for all people's familiarization on this she wrote in her diary, which she accidentally left in a roadside hotel in june of the twentieth year during the presidential one. a woman who moved into the same room a single

ashley: chips. liz: too complicated. ashley, thank you very much. ashley webster.ay be gold, today's countdown closer thinks the gold rush maybe on now that discovery 's $43 billion merger with warner media is two months old. he tells us why warner brothers discovery shares could soon hit dirt even though they've been dropping precipitously just like the markets. the dow now down 571 points that is pretty much the low of the session we've got the s&p more than doubling its losses in just the past 50 minutes. now down 89 points. we might have a reason, when we come back. we'll tell you. get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. . . liz: okay, the dow went down 617 points at the moment. now it is down 625. s&p down 96. nasdaq down 323. lows of the session. what is going on? we're figuring two year treasury yield just hit its

ashley zavala kron. 4 news. ashley, i'm curious. what do you think can be attributed to the turnaround of the governor's fortunes? because >> when he's up for that recall, there some concern up could potentially lose. i mean, there's a >> a lot of arguments that we are in the midst of the covid pandemic and so on. now we have these surging gas prices. not much has been done to address that issue. doesn't seem like a lot has really changed since the last election. yet the governor seems to be in better shape this time. do we know why? >> yeah, i mean, i think it could come down to a couple of things. but yes, i mean, his opponents are definitely honing in on those direct issues that are affecting californians. others in, you know, democratic circles would point to, you know, recent events at the federal national level in terms of abortion and gun control or, you know, gun safety issues that have been really plaguing this country and not necessarily here. but governor newsom promises to protect gun control legislation. fact he hopes t

ashley said in a statement, i should state from the outset what fits visit was and what it was it. this is, it was not an investigation. ryan, what were your expectations? well, you know, leading up to this moment, there was a lack of transparency. people around the world look up to her role and as well as the majesty of that office as a beacon of hope for documenting. and as the last issue, finding apache is can modify their behaviors. when she said after 17 years, we have the 1st time you will high commissioner stepping foot in china to conduct investigation on kind of human rights. beckett. she says like we should not expect that. and what else should we expect that millions of people are suffering found? these are separated. and you know, as much as i said these. and sophie said, these are human beings whose life torn apart. and for me, i thought that, you know, she would rise to the occasion. she would be the hero, the rural expecting. and there's some sort of like a plot if you will, that you know that she would, she would rise to the occasion and told the supplies, but not o

as soon as the video ends his michelle ashley in the field, what can i was region? i have a question about the application of counseling session measures, role application. i think back on the rise a we must be my know to those who have me appealed, asking me to re cases in the pony i have your mattress. i basically was going to need to race and of pacific statements, and i was confused to follow her on a sustaining a yes, like sophie and her comments and her statement is total the trail and as well as the total failure of mandate. and there is no any the extra mitigation or direct position campaign is going on in the region to speak off because like she said, there is no but we didn't have any vacation training centers. they are all fully functional prisoners because because the china didn't close it up because their prison, their prison prison. so they're just taking prisoners as well as dictation temps. the location of schools that she had mentioned, there is no additional school before. and these are markup just some costs realistic to show to international medi

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out ho did the diary get from where it was to you know being published online, and it was left by ashley in a house that she stayed in for a while after she came out of rehab and then the next person that came to that house found the diary under the bed, they are not actually bein investigated by the fbi for stealing it they are being investigated for selling it, so i don't know if that justifies dawn raid on the people that go a hold of the diary you brought it from them. but the person who founded, she is being investigated for selling it, that is the alleged crimes of the fbi is looking into. >> which is not a federal crime. great to see you. thank you so much. >> we are going to recap a lot of what you just heard. this has been out there for a while. it should have been the focus o a lot more attention than it ha been here once again are the words from ashley biden's diary. quote, i've always been hoyt crazy, hyper sexualized at youn age i remember somewhat being sexualized with a family member i remember having with friends at young age grade showers with my dad were probably not ap

ashley points to a 2nd pipe. this one sometimes spews out untreated wastewater, the actual chemicals, your hormones, the drugs, the bacteria, the human waste, the ah, heavy levels of phosphate and nitrate and ammonia that all comes out here. and that makes its way down into the river windrush then into the river thames sewage las flew from it 2 days ago. he says he's collecting film evidence. i'm going to put them gloves on because i'm going to post the camera after it's been in there. the companies are allowed to release untreated waste water into the rivers, but only in exceptional circumstances. when there's flooding or the sewers are fool after heavy rain, otherwise it's illegal. our analysts can tell if it's happened by looking at water industry data flow data taken on 15 minute intervals. he can establish whether it's happened to early if they've discharged it before treating sufficient for their permit. and we found a lot of illegal activity in that way. the washer company insists its activities are legal.

ashley biden doesn't speak. showered with her father, but obviously she was old enough to remember that, by the way, little kids don't take showers. they bathe in the shower bath with their own daughter, if it did not grow up not juvenile, then this is at least enough for a police visit, but the police did not come, jubaiden instead the fbi breaks into the lady journalists. the worst father prints the focus of the american president and his entire family not only about ashley's daughter but also about hunter's youngest son whose adventures have long been savored by the entire western press, intimate details have become known, when the contents of hunterabiden's laptop got into the media, there was nothing but correspondence about corruption schemes with the participation of the father, the eclipse, frank footage of the son of the american president filmed how he had sex with prostitutes in hotels under the influence of drugs, and then posted this video on porn resources. and some juicy links. i even sent daddies

are you going talk about ashley? and he said everybody likely stareed at him and looked like they were following fry around the room. i knew they wouldn't be talking about ashley. but shoot unarmed woman, is so immoral and so dishon noable for man to do that. how could you ever encourageage that? i mean, if you encourage that kwsh aren't you really saying any one who disday grease with you should be killed? >> well, i truly believe in my heart they know it is murder. so they asked admitted to they have bypass and blow by it. just act like it never happened. >> did he call you? lindsay gram to encouraged capital police to shoot nor trump vote remembers did we disagree but i am really sorry your way of in i no i never received a call. we have members of congress that are helping us championing for us. no but no phone calls regarding death of my wife. so we have got new evidence or evidence come out subsequent to january 6th that shows your wife not only was not posing a threat but was resprentszing others from posing a

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ashley, come in here. i guess she have a huge heat wave. ashley: yes, they do.igawatts, surpassing a record set in august of 2019. one gigawatt by the way is enough to power about 200,000 texas homes, and it is particularly remarkable for the region to set a power use record on the weekend when demand is typically lower because many office buildings and factories are closed. the good news is the grid is operating normally and officials say there are ample supplies to meet demand. don't forget, 15 months ago the system collapsed after that winter storm that left the state without power for days. perhaps the most ominous sign now is not even summer yet and texas just experienced its second-hottest may on record. stu? stuart: ouch. all right, thank you, ashley. the shipping giant, dhl, they have announced they're raising prices for parcel deliveries starting july 1. labor and transit costs made the price increases unavoidable. the price of parcels bound for the u.s. will nearly double depending on the size july 1. now this. the saudi-backed golf league just wrapped

she was a 36-year-old military veteran called ashley babbitt. babbitt was just over 5 feet tall, she was unarmed. she posed no conceivable threat to anyone. by capitol hill police shot her in the neck and never explained

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ashley's missing revelation diary is on the brink of a foul.on with a hunter brother who has a very dubious reputation, and now the voters froze at the screens waiting for a new batch of dirty facts about the life of the one they chose as their leader, and there is something to be surprised at. hide. about the next skeleton in the closet of the biden family in america, they might not have known, if not for the british tabloid daily mail, article tagged exclusive erotic melodrama about the lost diary of biden's daughter ashley, in which she describes too juicy details of her personal life and relationship with her father. i've always been a boy-obsessed hyper preoccupied from a young age remember that part of it started with family members. i remember having sex with friends in my early youth, taking baths with my dad, which is probably not good. ashley biden is 41 years old, like the son of us president hunter, she suffered from drug addiction. moreover, judging by the entries from the diary used drugs when she helped her father in the midst of

ashley strohmier with the headlines, ashley. >> a comprehensive reparations to compensate african-americansl terror from slavery." the recommendation coming from california state and a 500 page document. the group recommending payouts free for college and raising the minimum wage. and predominantly black industries for defendants of slaves and part 1 of 2 for next year. and the tournament winner dies in a car extant in florida. he died after a pickup truck slammed into the back of his car which was at a stop by construction workers halting traffic. he was in the car with his wife and had minor injuries. he later died at the hospital. the other driver was not hurt. the investigation into the creche is underway. he is survived by his two daughters and he was 59 years old, back to you. >> todd: ashley thank you now to the crime crisis, coney island new york nypd on the hunt for these gunmen nuc on the screen called on camera popping up 35 rounds. >> carley: that is right another group of gunmen that are not being photographed and also firing shots as well. joining me now to the farm crisis gri

ashley zavala kron. 4 news long night. >> thanks, ashley. >> now we want to turn things over to kron four's. catherine heated who is joined by our esteemed political steve. yes, it will be in the studio all night. break down, though, with the results. are tonight's races, what it means for all of us, catherine? yeah, look who's here. i mean, i haven't seen these guys. >> i don't know how to talk to them without it being haha, i think i've forgotten now. all right. michael yaki, david mchugh in united and you have your so give us some reasons to watch tonight. i mean, well, anything that happens in the california primary, give us some indication of the mood of the country of things. changing course, california. just 2 different. michael, i think it's a combination of all of the above, which is probably the with a lot of people like to see on the ballot, even under all of the about. >> you have a situation where people are really voting. there's a tremendous want of voter fatigue going on. so that's going to skew how we look at things. but there are some races, i think, next statewide

ashley strohmier joins us. ashley. >> ashley: one more group targeting the justices. the story was ignored by the sunday political shows on cnn, abc, cbs and nbc and focused on the january 6 committee hearing as protesters were seen outside the home of just clarence thomas this weekend and a group going by the name ruth sintas. democratic congressman chris kunz refusing to say people should be arrested. >> i didn't say don't arrest protesters, i'm saying appropriate action should ensure the safety of supreme court justices and i will not say this protester or that protester ought to be arrested, that should be made by law enforce ment, not by a senator on a sunday show. >> their effort to intimidate the united states supreme court and so intense they won't pass this legislation. every democrat supported legislation and they won't bring it up in light of the fact we had an assassination attempt on a sitting justice of the supreme court. >> carley: a wisconsin judge was shot and killed by a gunman. judge esther salas 'son was killd and had this to say. >> already one ju

ashley. >> ashley: authorities are preparing for an end of title 42 and sending migrantss deeper into issue just one of many measures being considered right now. they are preparing for a surge at the southern border. in a statement dhs says, no decision has been made, should a decision be made, dhs will coordinate with and support cities and ngoshg's to facilitate any individual encountered at the southwest border pending the next steps. this comes as the government is being accused of allowing adult men to be transported on child-only flights. >> westchester and stewart now accepting flights from the southern border with at least 150 people coming off the flights each time. i can tell you, we have video, it is not just little kids with backpacks and taxpayers are footing the bill and getting no information whatsoever from our own federal government and state government. >> ashley: video of migrant men being dropped off in the middle of the night surfacing last month. last hour, angel husband who sued for protecting his wife's killer joined us earlier and says policies like this one a

in sacramento, ashley zavala kron, 4 news. now, you can follow the very latest election results over on our website at kron 4 dot com. just scan this qr code. >> and it's going to take you over to our website. we've got all that information. coming up. we're going to hear from uvalde survivor. >> about lipstick experience during that shooting. we get back. >> all right. well, we talked about how hot it's going to get and the city of sunnyvale is opening up its library as the official cooling center on friday. it's going to be open from 10 in the morning until 9 at night. the library is located at 6, 6, 5, olive avenue. and hopefully you are all looking into your local cooling centers where you can go to stay cool, maybe have a game plan in place. make sure you have water. our fans on tap and john has been talking about how important it is to even check on people in our area. our neighbors who might be living alone, right? the elderly. anyone is susceptible to that heat. and you know, they might not have access to that air cond