i'm ashley strohmier, in for jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. y president biden meets with the attorney general and local leaders to look for solution as summer violence heats up. ashley: lauren blanchard joins us with more as violent crime plagues the nation's streets. >> reporter: president biden and the attorney general will focus on reducing gun violence as crime rates are soaring in many u.s. cities and each summer weekend brings more violence. in the bronx, a 3-year-old was

ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier.ent. two days before being killed the president of haiti appointed a new prime minister. but another interim prime minister has already taken control of the police and put the country under martial law. this caused confusion about who is in charge. australia is reporting its first covid-19 death in 2021. 77 days of the virus have been recorded in new south wales. the numbers are expected to grow despite strict loakdowns in place. i'm ashley strohmier. st month er reported in the u.s. i'm ashley strohmier, back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ welcome back to "unfiltered", violence and chaos in the streets raising concerns about coronavirus and threat of critical race theory. democrats use all three to create victims and maintain power. joining me back to discuss gender, race and identity. thank you for joining me, appreciate it. >> a great pleasure. >> i have heard you often on the network here your insight into critical race theory is incredible, you clearly done your homework and

i'm ashley strohmier. firefighters in northern california are struggling to contain a wild fire * in the sierra nevada. tearing through sphwoanl dry timber and brush, it's only 8% contained. there were 20,000 new cases of covid-19 while positive cases doubled to almost 8%. 242 people died of covid in florida last week. former president carter and his wife are celebrating their 75th wedding anniversary. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." go to foxnews.com. >> if there are lower vaccine rates, chances are good. they are more likely to vote for republicans and more likely to be sceptical. >> this will cause economic disparity. you are a business, and you have a chance to move into a low tax state where vaccinate rates are higher. or a state where vaccination rates are lower, you are going to move your company where vaccination rates are higher because it will be harder to get the brightest and breast workers to come to a state that's lagging behind in vaccination rates. judge jean

i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "justice with judge jeanine."ne: welcome back to "justice." in the second part of my "justice" exclusive with caitlyn jenner. we discussed crime in california, trump's possible run for president. and more. >> california has a very shy crime rate. it exemplified for me last week now where the thugs go into neiman marcus in the middle of the day, not undercover of darkness or in the middle of the night and take what they want temperature 10 of them leave and get away. 70 walgreens closed down. businesses are shortening their hours. there is no one to protect the inventory be the employees or the customers. >> san francisco made it easy for them to steal. bottom line. that cannot happen. it's a crime to steal. judge jeanine: it has been. on a state level we have to continue to enforce that. we have to get tough on crime. we have seen over the last few years how not just in california, but all across the country how politicians are enforcing one law, and ignoring the next one. you know? that cannot be. we have to foll

fox news alert from ashley strohmier in new york.nationals baseball game, at least four people were hurt during a shooting outside the stadium. witnesses say the sound of gunfire sent fan scrambling for cover hiding under their seats. others ran two exits as word of a shooting spread. national san diego padres, the game was stopped in the sixth inning empires were pulled from the field. initially fans were told to remain calm and stay inside the stadium. authorities say it's an active investigation but there is no ongoing threat at this time. federal and local law enforcement are involved in the investigation and no word on the conditions of the victims. police say to walk to the hospital for treatment. officials say the game will resume tomorrow afternoon. i'm ashley strohmier, back to "watters' world" for all your headlights, fox news.com. ♪♪ >> [bleep] jesse: "watters' world" has been covering the karen phenomenon. this women is dubbed the victoria's secret karen and started screaming after she said a black woman tried to hit her

welcome to fox news letter from ashley strohmier.inistration friday but refusing to leave telling the washington post that he planned to work remotely from home monday. appointed by president trump, his termination called a friday night massacre. biden appointed an acting commissioner, the white house says he undermined and politicized the agency. his six-year term set to end in january 2025. a billionaire space race underway, virgin galactic is launching richard and the edge of space tomorrow morning, he should take 90 minutes if all systems are arco and weather permitting. jeff cabezas taking a similar journey with his company blue origin week later july 20. i'm ashley strohmier, back to "watters' world". ♪♪ reported. jesse: critical race theory and anti-white propaganda is coming to a school near you. the picture book focuses on the notion of anti-whiteness. according to chris rufo, the book is being taught in 25 public school districts in 12 states. it tells kids whiteness is a bad deal, it always was. the devil shows up in the b

i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "justice with judge jeanine."ore headlines follow foxnews.com. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." my next guest has been on the front lines of the battle against the left's mission to dramatically change the america reno and love. how do we change course? how important are the 2022 elections. joining me, the one, the only, mark levin joins me. congratulations on yet another terrific book. we fine each other at a point in american history where you as a former chief of staff for the department of justice. we as a former d.a., we see crime out of control and the left moving day by day into defunning police and people like george soros putting up d.a.s who don't want to do their job. how do we fight this. >> it's not easy. it can't be done overnight. we have to have a president who can present a clear message of law and order. a president who will fumigate the department of justice. who will back local law enforcement. we did have a president like that. his name was donald trump. we have joe biden who has been

. ♪♪ welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier. the west under another historic heatwave.asters say that could be one of the highest temperatures ever recorded on earth. advisories issued for california and nevada and utah and arizona and oregon and washington. residents are urged to stay inside. heatwave if my dangerous wildfires in california, governor gavin newsom is resident to cut back water use by 15% and expanded a drought emergency through 50 counties last month record-setting heatwave in the pacific northwest nearly 200 deaths. the government scientists say was the hottest month ever reported in the u.s. i'm ashley strohmier, back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ welcome back to "unfiltered", violence and chaos in the streets raising concerns about coronavirus and threat of critical race theory. democrats use all three to create victims and maintain power. joining me back to discuss gender, race and identity. thank you for joining me, appreciate it. >> a great pleasure. >> i have heard you often on the network here your insight into critical race theory is inc

i'm ashley strohmier. " with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered".hington d.c. in order to try to kill an election bill passed by the state senate. the bill does not stress burning despite out of democrat mouse joe biden continues to deliver hyperbolic her properly despite claiming he is not. >> the 21st century jim crow assault is real. the assault on free and fair elections is such a threat literally. i've said it before, we are facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. not hyperbole. dan: joining me now, former chairwoman the democratic party, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. dan: ir, isn't it greatness to suggest black voters can't figure out there social security number to get a drivers license? >> let me tell you what's racist, i'm a fourth-generation texan and i grew up with stories of my parents telling me their parents were not able to vote in texas because they were black and my parents grew up k-12 in the jim crow, meaning they had to be forced to attend black only scores and pl

i'm ashley strohmier.res a state of emergency in 15 coastal counties. it is forecast that tropical storm elsa will hit there tuesday. there are three known fatalities so far in the caribbean. elsa's winds have decreased. the storm was downgraded from a hurricane on friday. ports get opened back up to cruise ships. according to carnival's website, all guests are required to show proofs of vaccination and complete a questionnaire. i'm ashley strohmier. from back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. >> welcome back to "unfiltered" brief democrat have a line, their line is they programmed for the poor, safe always month of the middle class depended on the government, that's where the money and political power is. the "wall street journal" titled from the entitlement, stupid, the editorial board rights and. similar bernie sanders understands that universal benefits are politically adorable. entitlement reforms in our lifetimes as families with dependent children, also known as welfare 1996. cash buffer was never c

i'm ashley strohmier, back to carter's world. ♪♪ >> bitcoin stabilized. >> bitcoin. >> bitcoin is nutsbonkers over bitcoin. what is it and who is getting rich on it and why is elon musk making everyone nuts over it. what is bitcoin? >> the best way to explain bitcoin, you take any a dollar bill or hundred dollar bill. you see you a serial number on it. that corresponds to some entry in a computer in the government. just imagine if all this stuff was in the cloud somewhere. bitcoin has its own code. it's all these different computers around the world running the same code. if enough of them say the transaction is real, it's deemed as being real. jesse: i think i got it. but the computer code has become a currency that people trade and can invest. we had one of our producers explain what bitcoin was. he pulled up his account and he invest in 2017. he's my producer and the guy is cleaning up. i went to the bathroom and when i came back he already made 5gs. am i late to the bit cane game? this 31-year-old kid is wearing gold now. >> no one really knows what's going to happen. i would be ly

i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." jeanine: welcome back to this special edition of "justice." the past couple weeks we have been investigating how the decisions of rogue judges are threatening to put an end to law and order in america. in texas a 17-year-old teen is dead and the family is outraged on the judge's decision to free the murder suspect on a $100,000 bond just days after the killing. the suspect is reportedly an admitted gang member and the murdered teen's family are in fear for their own safety. we started this segment three weeks ago, and i think we are going to keep doing it. i'm tired of these rogue judges letting people out on bond. and this kid, this defendant was out on bond, killed a 17-year-old at a graduation party. and gets bonded again? >> i wish i can say it was an anomaly. but it's par for the course. i have tracked 121 people who have been murdered by defendants released on multiple felony bonds. felony pr bond which is a fansly word for a get out of jail free card or bond forfeiture. a major

i'm ashley strohmier. more than 70 wildfires are raging in 11 states.ed bootleg fire in oregon scorched 430 square miles. that's 100 square miles larger than the area of new york city. 100 homes and 17 outbuild swrtion gown in flames. d outbuildings have gone up in flames. heavy rain and clean up from the burn scar caused flashg that sent two feet of water and degree into two towns in arizona. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." in the second part of my "justice" exclusive with caitlyn jenner. we discussed crime in california, trump's possible run for president. and more. >> california has a very shy crime rate. it exemplified for me last week now where the thugs go into neiman marcus in the middle of the day, not undercover of darkness or in the middle of the night and take what they want temperature 10 of them leave and get away. 70 walgreens closed down. businesses are shortening their hours. there is no one to protect the inventory be the employees or the customers. >> san francisco made it easy for them to steal. bottom line. that cannot happ

ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier. the number of confirmed dead rising to 86 in surfside, florida in the condo collapse. earlier today a lightning strike briefly stopped recovery efforts. a nearby historic courthouse has been evacuated after engineers discovered quote safety concerns. the city of charlottesville, val, removing the statues of robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. the fence that was put around the capitol after the january 6 wry ought is coming down. by the end of the weekend it will be removed. for your headlines, go to foxnews.com. >> if there are lower vaccine rates, chances are good. they are more likely to vote for republicans and more likely to be sceptical. >> this will cause economic disparity. you are a business, and you have a chance to move into a low tax state where vaccinate rates are higher. or a state where vaccination rates are lower, you are going to move your company where vaccination rates are higher because it will be harder to get the brightest and breast workers to come to a state th

fox news alert, and ashley strohmier live in new york. two people have been shot outside the national ballpark in washington d.c. san diego padres stopped so people could leave the park from acquittances safe except of gunfire cause people to panic and fleet the stadium from authorities say it's an active investigation but there is no ongoing threat at this time. no word yet on the condition of the victim. at least 170 people are dead and doesn't missing, after a deadly and catastrophic flooding across western europe, some of the worst flooding in the region and decades. brushing away people's homes and businesses in minutes. crews are desperately searching for survivors, electricity and gas and communication lines have been destroyed. now back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered". texas democrats in washington d.c. in order to try to kill an election bill passed by the state senate. the bill does not stress burning despite out of democrat mouse joe biden continues to deliver hyperbolic her properly despi

i'm ashley strohmier from back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. >> welcome back to "unfiltered" briefmmed for the poor, safe always month of the middle class depended on the government, that's where the money and political power is. the "wall street journal" titled from the entitlement, stupid, the editorial board rights and. similar bernie sanders understands that universal benefits are politically adorable. entitlement reforms in our lifetimes as families with dependent children, also known as welfare 1996. cash buffer was never class program in the work requirement performed is nowhere in the biden family. joining me now, north carolina lieutenant governor from one of my favorite guests mark robinson. welcome back to the show. we love you. >> thanks for having me here. dan: no one better to talk about the subject than you, you gave that nuclear viral speech, we played on "unfiltered", you blew it up, audience loved it and one of the points you made, the world doesn't owe you squat. get to work you owe the world the greatest generation left you this wonderful country, you are the wo

i'm ashley strohmier.s are preparing to bring down the partially collapsed condo in surfside, florida as early as tomorrow. there are concerns the building could topple on itself. two more bodies were found earlier bringing the number of confirmed deaths to 24. wind and rain from tropical storm elsa moved ashore in the caribbean today. the winds are down to 70 miles an hour. tropical storm warnings and watches are in place for cuba and florida. governor ron desantis declared a state of emergency in 15 florida counties ahead of elsa's arrival. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: welcome back to this special edition of "justice." the past couple weeks we have been investigating how the decisions of rogue judges are threatening to put an end to law and order in america. in texas a 17-year-old teen is dead and the family is outraged on the judge's decision to free the murder suspect on a $100,000 bond just days after the killing. the suspect is reportedly an admitted gang member and the mu

i'm ashley strohmier, back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ welcome back to "unfiltered", violenceritical race theory. democrats use all three to create victims and maintain power. joining me back to discuss gender, race and identity. thank you for joining me, appreciate it. >> a great pleasure. >> i have heard you often on the network here your insight into critical race theory is incredible, you clearly done your homework and run think i was discussing on my podcast and other shows, they need fear in order to create a victim culture, you need fear of a victimizer, isn't that what critical race theory is the supply of racism is short but the demand for month the race hustling business is so high so they need to create is critical race theory? >> that's right, i said this for years, the supply and demand for these people have, they have a huge mass of racist i think you're missing america there is small suppliers of the critical race theory needs to present the whole of american society and places very dishonest to make up the american public most of us know experience way offkilte

. ♪♪ welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier.acing a summer search of coronavirus cases fueled by the highly contagious delta area to. over the past week u.s. supported a daily average of nearly 50000 new covid infections, reporting to the cdc daily cases haven't been that high for months. researchers say the search continue to fall, peaking in mid october. flaming vaccine hesitancy and relax covid restrictions. at least 136 people are dead, after monsoon rains trigger flooding and landslides in india, more than 1000 people by floodwaters. some were stranded even on top of buses and highways. some missing authorities say rescuers reached the worst areas. now back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. follow your headlines on fox news.had come. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered". joe biden made ridiculous claims this week bragging about successful companies in his home state but he left out an important fact that joe biden wants to be the one to raise taxes, specifically corporate tax rate from 21 to 28%. he was bragging about the b

i'm ashley strohmier, in for jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. y president biden meets with the attorney general and local leaders to look for solution as summer violence heats up. ashley: lauren blanchard joins us with more as violent crime plagues the nation's streets. >> reporter: president biden and the attorney general will focus on reducing gun violence as crime rates are soaring in many u.s. cities and each summer weekend brings more violence. in the bronx, a 3-year-old was -- a 13-year-old was killed in broad daylight yesterday. eric adams who is a former police officer says his party is wrongly focused on defunding police and banning assault rifles when they should be working with the federal government to track illegal handguns. >> i believe those priorities, they really were misplaced. let's look at all of the feeders of how guns are making their way into our cities. >> reporter: in u.s. cities from last year to this year, an increase in homicides and shootings. in atlanta homicides are up 45%. in new york, shootings up 38%. in portland

i'm ashley strohmier, in for jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. y, president biden will update the u.s. on the covid economic recovery but more restrictions could be looming as delta variant cases surge. ashley: griff jenkins joins us with more. >> reporter: it's masks back on in la county, and more areas could follow where cases of the delta variant are spiking. la county's board of supervisor's chair defended the decision. >> it's not punishment, it's prevention. we have 4 million people out of 10 million that haven't been vaccinated. >> reporter: former u.s. surgeon general jerome adams is speaking out in favor of masks now, calling on the cdc to reverse course, tweeting this. last year, tony fauci and i famously prematurely and wrongly advised against masks. i felt it was the best call at the time. now i regret it. i'm worried the cdc made a similarly premature, misinterpreted, harmful call on masking in the face of the delta variant, as the administration takes aim at facebook and social media for a rise in cases. vivek murthy says efforts to

i am ashley strohmier, now back to "hannity." ♪ ♪ >> sean: now ask yourself if the biden administrationd about containing covid, no problem with the restrictions on you. now if they cared, would they be letting our borders be wide open? and be letting illegal immigrants stroll across the border before being released into the interior of the country? we are learning tonight that texas police are discovering from has been a high rate of covid positive people with illegal immigrants and sent to local hotels with zero enforcement. we have an exclusive report from sara carter who encountered a group of migrants so sick crossing the border they needed immediate medical attention. but again, it's not a crisis at the border according to joe and kamala harris. watch sara carter's report. takekeco a look. >> they had a little bit of sickness here. he's been sick andck another chd here is sick. they have been giving them some hydration with asthmaom medication. and pedialyte. i will contact the border patrol to find the girl passed out on the road. they have been walking for more than a month from

i'm ashley strohmier. >> i'm carley shimkus. jillian and todd have the morning off.e begin with a fox news alert. overnight rescue crews resume looking for victims after the collapsed florida tower is demolished. [explosion] >> charles watson is live in surfside with how officials think this will help the search for survivors. good morning, charles. >> reporter: good morning, ashley and carley. what remains of champlain towers south is now gone as the outer bands of tropical storm elsa approaches south florida. demolition crews imploded the remnants of the 13-story tower just after 10:30 sunday night and it all happened in a matter of seconds. you see the explosives a the base of the building go off and then it comes crashing to the ground as a plume of dust and debris fills the air. it was so thick out here, i could see it from my hotel six blocks away. this was important to officials who were racing to bring that remaining section of the building down before any impact of tropical storm elsa could be felt. >> there's an area of that mound which we were not able to

. >> i'm ashley strohmier. todd and jillian have the morning off.gin with this fox news alert. overnight, rescue crews resume looking for victims after the collapsed florida you tower is demolished. look at that. charles watson is live in surfside with how officials think this will help the search for survivors. good morning, charles. >> reporter: good morning, ashley and carley. what remained of champlain tower is now gone as we start to feel the winds associated with tropical storm elsa. the remnants were imploded just after 1030 sunday night. it happened in a matter of seconds. you seize the explosives go off and then it comes crashing to the ground as a plume of dust and debris fills the air. officials were racing to bring the remaining section of the building down before any impact of tropical storm elsa could be felt. >> i feel relief because this building is unstable, the building is hampering our search efforts. really, we were stuck, that we couldn't get to a certain part. i heard them say they think there are voids in this area, areas they

ashley: welcome to fox news live, i'm ashley strohmier. wildfires continue to burn across the west.ountry and half of it is contained. california governor gavin newsom has ordered a state of emergency in four northern counties. the creek fire in montana hurt five firefighters as the winds and flames turned back on them. french activists continue to pro test virus measures. they are also debating requiring vaccinations for all healthcare workers. most french adults are vaccinated and we are told the majority of people support the new rules. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered". joe biden made ridiculous claims this week bragging about successful companies in his home state but he left out an important fact that joe biden wants to be the one to raise taxes, specifically corporate tax rate from 21 to 28%. he was bragging about the business. >> any time in the middle class did better in the wealthy didn't do really well. i'm tired of trickle down from i think you should be able to make billing dollars or $100 million to get the capacity to do it. pay your fair share. [applause] i really

ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. d.c.olice offering a $10,000 reward in the manhunt for suspects in saturday's shooting outside of a nationals game. todd: look at that, that terrifying incident comes as cities across the country are seeing a surge of violence. marianne rafferity joins us live from la. >> reporter: a manhunt is underway for suspects who opened fire on each other during a washington nationals game, sending terrified fans ducking for cover. >> everybody ran into a spot and then like -- i just hugged my wife and just laid on the ground with her. what happened? i mean, we're just watching a baseball game. >> reporter: police releasing these images of one of the suspect's car, it's a gray or silver sedan, also offering a $10,000 reward. the nationals manager reassuring fans. >> it can get crazy. we all know that. we all want to feel safe. i can tell you that inside the ballpark, i feel safer than ever. i really do. we care about each other. we don't want anybody getting hurt. i tried to protect as many people a

ainsley: ashley strohmier joins us live with more as this murder suspect remains on the run in anotheror u.s. city. ashley, what's the latest? >> yeah. police are still looking for the man accused of the shooting near that popular restaurant in d.c. two men got non life-threatening injuries from gunshot wounds. one was the apparent target. another appears to be an innocent bystander this follows several shootings in d.c. in days that includes that drive by shooting that left 6-year-old girl dead along the shooting outside of the nationals ballpark. in chicago 8 people put in the hospital following a drive by shooting there that involved a party bus where the shooter is also on the run. most of those victims are in serious condition. several other shootings happened in the city. one of those left a 15-year-old dead after he was shot in the head. >> if i pick up a gun. if you shoot indiscriminately into a crowd. not only will we find you we will take to you federal court and ship you off to south dakota and you will never see your family again. >> biden administration is responding to cr

brian: ashley strohmier joins us with more on the no show backlash ashley? charge. after the prosecutor assigned to his case went on maternity leave. the judge's attorney kim gardner's office saying it isn't fulfilling its duty to ensure public safety. a relative of the man accused of killing called kim gardner poor excuse for a prosecutor. the family also said the only thing they have heard about the case is from homicide detectives other than that nothing from gardner's office. campbell's murder charge has been refiled but gardner addressed gamble's case monday saying measures need to be taken to ensure this won't happen again. she also said he was in custody. however, according to a police spokesperson he was not as early as wednesday. but he wasn't the only one. monday, gardner's office dropped a murder case against a man who was going to be on trial for a 2019 killing and then last week murder charges were dropped for a 2018 slaying. that trial also supposed to start this week. and then coming up in the 8:00 hour of "fox & friends," a st. louis alderman

will: let's head over to ashley strohmier meyer that has headlines. missing it. now schmidt tried to leave but was arrested. police found more fireworks in his car. he is now facing multiple charges. >> to hear a michigan police officer pulled a man from a fiery crash all caught on camera take a watch. gosh, could you imagine that officer says his training kicked in as he rushed to the burning car and then dragged the victim to safety. the 23-year-old was taken to the hospital. he was trapped after being in a rollover crash. >> the dutchess of cambridge is self-isolating after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for covid-19. kensington palace says kate middleton is not experiencing any symptoms. the daily mail reports the dutchess has received both covid-19 vaccinations. prince william is scheduled to continue royal duties this week and is not required to isolate. >> and a mural dedicated to military is unveiled at a legion post in colorado for independence day. the tri-town area north of denver is showcasing their support and it cos

ainsley: all right let's hand it over to ashley strohmier meyer with headlines.ne. the drug company is looking for approval for a third dose after data reveals the effective ly drops after six months. pfizer says early findings suggest antibody levels jump 10- fold after a third dose. now, the complex fire grows to nearly 90,000-acres and the flames are burning near the california/nevada state line nearly two dozen homes suffering extensive damage on sunday and the extreme heat making conditions even worse on the front lines, and this as the grandview wildfire forces evacuations in central oregon. officials fear people are in danger as the flames consume another 300-acres on sunday. and amazon is backup and running after experiencing an outage overnight. more than 38,000 users across the globe reporting issues with the site. a spokesman confirmed some shoppers temporarily experienced issues but did not reveal the issue and it comes weeks after another global outage took down amazon's alexa and prime video services. >> today, we remember our late tony snow who die

ainsley: ashley strohmier joins us live on this case. national news. >> right. police are not revealing much into the investigation into the triple murder that took place on a georgia golf course. but they have arrested 23-year-old brian roden, cobb county police say he surrendered yesterday. is he now faces three counts of murder. three counts of aggravated assault and two counts of kidnapping. >> the arrest in this case was due to the tireless investigative efforts of the men and women of the cobb county police department. we literally had detectives that have worked around the clock and some have literally slept in their offices since july 3rd. >> roden is accused of gunning down 46-year-old golf pro-gene siler on the green of the 10th hole. police say siler was shot in the head because he just happened to stumbling on to a crime taking place. those who knew him are headquarter the husband and father of two. two other men found shot to death in the back of this white pickup truck you are seeing on your screen that was abandon on the g

will: ashley strohmier joins us with more as a washington sheriff's deputy is shot and killed in the my brown was shot during a apartment complex. he was taken to the hospital and died from his injuries. he was a 15 year veteran and was previously a corrections officer. the two people arrested were arrested on unrelated felony documents. they told about a third suspect. they believed brown was tailing him and shot him after an argument with the detective. he has been charged with first-degree aggravated murder. he is still at large, considered armed and dangerous. meanwhile in eugene, oregon, one person is in the hospital after a shooting at a fair. [shouting] >> what the [bleep] is going on? bro, put your gun away, dude. put that away. reporter: police say the victim was hit in the arm and suffered life-threatening injuries. the fair will go on. witnesses told local media the shots may have been an accident after security tackle ad man to the ground during a fight. in chicago, seeing once again another bloody weekend. police say 33 people have been shot since friday evening. at least

ashley strohmier joins us as investigators probe whether there was an attempt to cover up for the affluentcrash. reporter: paul murtagh and his mother maggie were dead on his family's property in south carolina early last month. investigators believe they were murdered. court documents paint a damaging picture involving the investigation of a deadly boat crash in 2019. attorneys claim the murtagh family used fives to prosecutor office to frame connor cook as the boat's driver. a 19-year-old by the name of mallory beach was thrown over board and died. the petition seeks to impose the police officers who responded to the crash. officers saying at the time quote, i was trying to find out who was driving around they wouldn't tell me. despite police have recordings of cook's cousin also on the boat during the crash telling police murtagh was at the wheel. the murders prompting state investigators to open a 2015 case when a young man was found dead in the middle of a road. rachel: thank you, ashley. a ex-border official is speaking out the first time since leaving his position in june to sound t