i'm ashley strohmeyer in new york. airlines were forced to cancel 1,400 flights today due to severe weather. that's on top of another 1,200 cancellations yesterday. metro new york and washington saw the highest number of canceled flights. there are also long delays at many other airports from boston to denver. now to this, flash flooding stranding 1,000 people in death valley national park. the heavy rainfall buried cars and forced rangers to close all roads in and out of the park. the area near the california/nevada state line received at least 1.7" rain today. that's nearly an entire year's worth of rain in just a couple of hours. more than 60 vehicles are covered in debris. so far, there are no reported injuries. i'm ashley strohmeyer. now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday! it means it's time for "friday follies!" for that, we turn to raymond arroyo. all right, raymond, it's hard to. [indiscernible] super heroes. i understand. >> it's a bird. it's a plane. it's a cancellation, laura. that girl, thi

ashley strohmeyer fox news. okay it was a pretty cool weekend over wall overall.s the depth how thick it is and right now, except over 2500 ft. that means it's well up over the coastal hills and screaming inland on a strong wind. tomorrow is going to be a lot like today in terms of temperatures and air quality to a quality not too bad. i know we've got an air quality of their for smoke, but don't sweat that that's going to be high elevation stuff at best. if we see anything, and i suspect nobody's going to see much of anything unless you're wrong, uh , lake county, clear lake, maybe a little bit inland towards vacaville. but i don't think it's an issue. so air quality overall, really pretty good in this pattern. it is going to warm up later on this week. these were the highest from today. highs tomorrow will be about the same just a tad warmer . and then as we go into the latter part of this week on thursday or friday temperatures are really going to start to heat up and so those temperatures heat up. we're looking at numbers that will probably make it easily into

ashley strohmeyer in new york . senate democrats reaching an agreement on a bill they hope can boost the economy. arizona senator kirsten sinema will help push the economic bill forward after changes to tax proposals were settled. democrats now potentially have all 60 votes needed to move the measure through the evenly split senate with vice president harris is casting the tie breaking vote . president biden says the bill is another critical step toward reducing inflation. the u.s. is now declaring monkeypox a public health emergency. the announcement will free up federal funding and resources to help fight the virus. more than seventy one hundred americans have been infected so far . the head of the health and human services department says the agency is ready to take the nation's response to the next level. i'm actually strohmeyer back to "hannity" right now. fbi director wright testified in front of the senate judiciary committee today where on the growing evidence of fbi bias and deep politicizing inside the bur

i'm ashley strohmeyer and i'm back to handy for all of your headlines. log on to fox news.com. all right. now, dr. doom and gloom flip flop fauci is out trying to rewrite history now claiming he never shut down anything s and that there was no irreparable harm from prolonged schoolom closures is actually t saying this. it's totally untrue.s tot butally u take a look. do you regret particularly the last one , the shutdown, ? the sweeping shutdown that some said made things worse? no,, i don't, neal. and infa fact, i think we need o make sure that your listeners understand i didn't shut down anything but that it went too far that particularly for kids who couldn't go to school except remotely, that it's forever damaged themeler. well, i don't think it's forever irreparably damagedly anyone. but i think d d obviously and if you go back people selectively, neal, pull things out about me . i wass also one of the peopleat that said we've got s to do t everything we can to get the children back in school. all right. now, of course, dr. fauci appears to be doing damage control ahead of

ashley strohmeyer. fox news. amazon plans to shut down its health service by the end of this year. the program, which was originally created for its workers expanded to serve other companies with both in person and virtual appointments than 100. people will be laid off when the company shut down and some of them will be moved to other jobs within amazon. the company says it remains committed to its healthcare business and will continue to operate amazon pharmacy. amazon also recently bought one medical primary care company performing arts departments are staging a comeback after the arts and culture sector was hit hard during the pandemic. san jose state university has a unique idea to drop people back to live art performances and athletic events. the university's special initiative is a new program called footballs and curtain calls when you buy a san jose state football or hammer theater ticket. you will receive a discount code to purchase tickets at the other venue. so i think it's a really great opportunity to jump start everyone's desire to be out and about now that covid is s

will: ashley strohmeyer joins us with this and other shocking crimes. >> reporter: 55-year-old man who into custody friday direction of governor kathy hohul.. >> took action in my own hands, directed the department of corrections and community service commission to immediately examine whether this parole violation occurred. minutes ago, we did that. >> reporter: the da's office is reviewing the case but did not rule out additional charges. the nypd is looking for 7 brazen thieves after $30,000 in merchandise in the meatpacking district tuesday. in los angeles, polluters ransacked a 7-11 and dozens of people with various things. >> a new trend where they show up and take what they want. >> reporter: authorities in oklahoma released wild - cam video showing a woman grabbing a police rifle and shooting at patrol car, one civilian was her after being shot in the chest but of civilian was injured after a bullet grazed his head. >> what was that? >> right here. >> reporter: that woman is in jail on a $1 million bond charged with shooting with intent to kill. pete: thank you. wow. rachel: she