ashley strohmeyer, back to "life, liberty & levin" and and follow your headlines on foxnews.com.11. mark: welcome back america. leo terrell it is amazing to me joe biden has been in washington dc almost half a century. in the senate and vice president but now telling us about systemic racism this is the guy who pushed for the most harsh criminal laws possible at the federal level. now he thinks he is mahatma gandhi and he is signing executive orders placed under him by the most radical elements in society. pushing critical race theory. that was considered a fringe ideology coming out of stanford and harvard law schools based in marxism the ideology basically is everything in america that is bad is due to white people that america is a white dominated society is not a damn thing you can do about it the less we burn it down and clean the slate and start all over again and by the way that white people have no say since they did this in the first place. a racist back separatist ideology and leo terrell, joe biden signed a bunch of executive orders to have federal contractors public s

it is opening day for major league baseball, ashley strohmeyer, the rockies will take on the dodgers later today. >> reporter: good morning from the mile high city, i talked to fans. ♪♪ hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/wolfgang and get 2 months free >> opening day for the mlb and all 30 teams are stepping up to the plate for game one. >> ashley strohmeyer joins us from denver with more on today's matchups. >> a pretty good assignment today, good morning to the mile high city, we are standing outside of coors field where mlb day kicks off today. it will be exciting for the fans because last year due to covid things got mixed you could say, fans couldn't be in the state of the this year is different, listen to what they had to say about thei

i'm ashley strohmeyer. for all your headlines log on toto, foxnews.com. mark: welcome back.ntis of florida. governor, i touched on this, california has shut down that entire economy, shut down their schools, shut down its churches and temples. new york, the same thing. other states, new jersey and so forth honestly run by governors of the opposite party, you have taken a completely different path which is more of a liberty path, a civil society path, what have you done different than the others and what cause you to do things different than the others? >> mark, if you go back to the middle of march, it was all most like a dime where the country started shutting down. we had our theme parks, all these places they just voluntarily shut down. i wasn't telling them to, they just did it. we had kind of late march and into april anything people started to calm down a little bit. i told all those folks, we want to get you back, we want to get everybody back open so we worked really hard from probably the middle of april to get folks back up and running. obviously our parks and ever

[inaudible] i'm ashley strohmeyer.ll of your headlines. >> [speaking language] >> okay. thank you. >> no, we are not going here. >> oh, where are we going? >> we are standing here. you're allowed. i'm not allowed. >> you can't go further than this line? >> i can't walk further than this. >> this is my neighborhood. i was born in that house. they closed the area here completely. i'm not allowed to visit the house, we own it we own it. as you see i don't have equal rights with you in my own city. they could check me and-- it's security for blue and white and here. and inside the palestinian city. >> what goes through your head when you see an israeli soldier standing there doing his job? >> i see discrimination and segregation. >> you don't see security? >> not at all. >> not surprisingly israelis in hebron see things differently. the international spokesman to the jewish community of hebron. >> we're on the one jewish street that the jews have. we basically live in 3% of the town. jewish people always existed here. at t

. >> ashley strohmeyer joins us with more on today's matchup. >> we are here in denver, colorado wherein 2019, they are excited to feel closer to normal even though it will only be 42.9% capacity. across the street, a row of bars and restaurants, business managers and owners it is a mixed review how comfortable or not comfortable they felt because covid is still a risk. >> this is our busiest day of the year, we were 0 capacity last year and now, 200 people in our bar, makes the world different for staff and us as well. >> it is golden, prime, we are excited. >> any hesitation because covid is still a risk? >> we are deciding. >> i'm excited and a little hesitant. we are not done with this thing, not everybody is vaccinated. >> reporter: your exciting? >> absolutely, very excited. >> reporter: the rockies are at 42.6% capacity, the second highest capacity behind the texas rangers, the white sox and cubs are 20%, red sox, 12%, dodgers 24% and the yankees and mets 20% as well but you have to show a negative covid test, different moving parts this year. jillian: ashley will be live on "fo

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ashley strohmeyer joins us with that. >> good morning to you both, those protesters were outside columbusice headquarters for a second night demanding answers following the deadly officer involved shooting of a 16-year-old girl. before the shooting this 9 one one call came through, listen. >> trying to fight us, trying to stop us, put your hands on our grandma. >> body camera footage was released several hours later showing what appears to be bryant lunging toward someone with a life. officer nicholas riordan fired four times hitting the girl and killing her. ohio congressman jim jordan reacting to the shooting. >> what was the officer supposed to do? if he doesn't take action and this young lady hurts or arms or kill the other young lady then he is in trouble for that. a life is precious, life is sacred, anytime life is lost it is a tragic particularly at such a young age. this is a tough situation but i don't know what else this officer could have done. there will be an investigation and we will see what happens. >> lebron james and a now deleted tweet put up a picture of the officer sa

. >> ashley strohmeyer joins us with the breaking update. >> 13 hours standoff lasted and report saying the shooter has died in an apparent suicide. now police have yet to release an official statement but local reports say a memorial is growing outside the sheriffs office to commemorate deputy that was killed identified as sergeant chris ward, the second deputy hurts, trapped inside the home with the shooter for hours and as of now no one knows what his condition is. the standoff began when two deputies were delivering a welfare check at home at 10 am when shots rang out and they jumped into action, people who lived nearby were evacuated or put on alert. >> an officer shot. >> all residents remain in your home with doors and windows closed. >> reporter: the shooter targeted his parents. >> at first we thought it was a teenager. it was an older gentleman. he killed his mother and father today. deputies responded to a welfare check, ambushed him. >> reporter: the parking lot was turned into a command center. law enforcement flooded that area. 3 ambulances, a medical helicopter and a doze

children out of the classroom, and it could be tied to an increase in hate crimes against asians, ashley strohmeyereports for many parents deciding to send their kids back to school during a pandemic can be a tough choice but a growing number of asian american parents are worried their children could be exposed to more than just the coronavirus. the increase in asian hate crimes is causing major concerns. hate crimes against a prize in this country, even though they are under reported rose by 150% in this past year alone, according to the latest data from the department of education, roughly seven in 10 asian american students grades k through 12 are still learning remotely far more than their white, black and hispanic counterparts. we are fighting covid-19 and anti asian hate virus and it's not an easy decision to hold my son back for some parents sitting there kids back, they say it's important to have honest conversations about what's going on in the world. there might be an cation verbal attacks on the so i think it's important to who to talk to her kids, get them mentally prepared, and governm

stations we get more this afternoon from fox's ashley strohmeyer.nts deciding to send their kids back to school during a pandemic can be a tough choice but a growing number of asian american parents are worried their children could be exposed to more than just the coronavirus as the increase in asian hate crimes is causing major concerns. hate crimes against a prize in this country, even though they are under reported rose by 150% in this past year alone, according to the latest data from the department of education, roughly seven in 10, asian american students grades k through 12 are still learning remotely far more than their white, black and hispanic counterparts. we are fighting covid-19 and anti asian hate virus and it's not an easy decision to hold my son back for some parents sending their kids back. they say it's important to have honest conversations about what's going on in the world. there might be anti asian verbal attacks on the so i think it's important to talk to her kids get them mentally prepared, and government officials say enough

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