ashley: i'm ashley strohmier.ack to "modern warriors afghan extraction." >> we are private individuals. >> in many cases with jobs that you are doing, day jobs as well. you are doing this on the side. >> i have been sitting at the kitchen table in the fire station making calls to the state department and using our white board. i gotta go, i got a call. >> it's important to point out, pete, we are calling this a taliban takeover, but i personally wouldn't call it that. i would call it a transition. they are transitioning from a shadow government to overt government. they have run the country the whole time we have been there. i mean everywhere i was, their shadow government, they did administration, they had police, they had courts and judges. this is not possible without an overwhelming amount of popular support for good or bad in the afghan population for this to happen. going forward, one of the pieces that's important for to us look at, zoom out and be strategic, there is going to be some type of dialogue and r

i'm ashley strohmier.federal ban for evictions has expired. millions of americans could lose their homes in the coming months. they were unable to couple with the necessary legislation before the august recess. president biden claims his hands are tied because the expiration of the ban is a supreme court ruling. the largest number of cases of covid-19 reported in florida since the pandemic began. florida has no mask or restriction rules. i'm ashley strohmier. judge jeanine: calling for more police and more funding from two unlikely people this week. d.c. mayor muriel bowser and seattle mayor jenny dur ken seem to have opened their eyes. his frustration is at a boiling point with the increasing crime and repeat offenders continuing to get out of jail. charleston police chief luther reynolds joins me now. i understand charleston for the last decade or so has been the number one tourist destination in the country. and it's been a beautiful town. and you seem to have the support of the city council and the may

. >> ashley: this is a fox news alert, i'm ashley strohmier. five rockets were fired at the kabul airport. c-ram engaged in defense. jennifer griffin is here to explain about the c-ram system you were explaining 10 minutes ago. >> we can confirm with a senior defense official that five rockets were fired at the kabul airport in the last hour. but i understand there were no casualties, and the v ram system that stands for counter rocket and mortar system was deployed. that's the defensive system the u.s. has at bases that can detect incoming artillery or mortars. that was used effectively, i'm told and the threat was mitigated. but all of this shows how dangerous the next coming days will be as the military completes its withdrawal from afghanistan. it began its retrograde earlier today. we reported on a u.s. drone strike that took out two suicide bomber who were in explosive latent vehicles 2 kilometers from the airport. that threat -- there are ongoing threat streams. biden was warned there could be an attack on the airport in 24-36 hours. we

. ♪♪ welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier.iden ordered additional 1000 troops to afghanistan, roughly 5000 troops in afghanistan for what biden calls orderly and safe dropout. troops will help to seek evacuation of afghan forces for the u.s. during the two decade were. continuing on a roll taking over more territory today. switching gears to protection agency says mormon 300 people are dead from .2 magnitude earthquake across the country today. 1800 people were hurt. the prime minister says he is brushing aides to the hardest hit area. an immediate response to help sending usa id administrator for debut. i am ashley strohmier, bob want to fox news.com. ♪♪ >> we want to lose -- we can't continue like this. [inaudible] >> that was the second day of home and security predicting border patrol at the u.s. will lose the battle on our southern border. we are learning apprehensive 200 and 12,000 in july 2021. that's the highest in over two decades. president joe biden at the southern border and peers are on the rise as prices grow tre

i am ashley strohmier. something 72 magnitude earthquake going 300 people, 1800 others hurt.inister declared a state of emergency and said he will ask for international help until the extent of the damage is known. however, president joe biden has authorized immediate response to help haiti. the epicenter of the quake was about 78 miles west of the capitol. protesters in france announced covid passes. dozens of people marched against the path to enter restaurant trains. 1600 police tried to keep three separate marches in paris control. 68% of the population has had at least one vaccine shot while 67% have had it. i am ashley strohmier, back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered". starting a new series on my show here called broken blue city. we got to highlight the cities being destroyed by democrats and liberal policies. on your screen, murders in los angeles since january 2019th. you can see last month was the most, 46, site. homelessness is also a big problem in l.a. january 2020, there were 6640036 homeless people in los angeles. 13% increa

find the latest information at getvaccineanswers.org ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live, ashley strohmier firefighters is far from over and destructive wildfires rage on. windy weather weather is threatening to fan thousands of fires in the state. the worst one the dixie fire struck through the tiny northern mexican town of greenville destroying most of its historic downtown and leaving blocks of homes and ashes and a 3-week-old fire has black in the area bigger than the city of los angeles. president biden signed into law a bill with congressional gold medals to the officers who congratulated the people in the riots. in a rose garden ceremony he think the officers for "protecting the capital in the constitution. since january 4 officers at the capitol died by suicide. 21 house republicans voted against rewarding the metals. i am ashley strohmier, back to "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ ♪ >> tucker: new york city justrk got vaccine passports and that means everybody has to show medical papers to go anywhere. they have to show proof of vaccination to get a drink in bars or restaurants. the may

i am ashley strohmier, back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino.♪♪ dan: welcome back to "unfiltered". fox news alert, u.s. citizens are being advised to leave the airport due to a credible threat in the air. lucas, since his live with the latest. what you got on it next. reporter: the second time in two days all americans anywhere near the gates to the kabul airport to leave immediately. this is moments after president biden said the situation on the ground continues to be extremely dangerous and the threat of terrorist attacks and airport remains high. our commanders informed me an attack highly likely in the next 24 -- 36 hours. a warning a day after the u.s. military thrown where's killing two isis fighters in eastern afghanistan and there will be a third the pentagon not naming who they killed. officials are not calling geysers fighters leaders, instead just targets and told the isis fighters are not on the u.s. military to deal with, the state department earlier claimed the taliban were separate entities. earlier today i asked john kirby what

i'm ashley strohmier.g heat from his party's left because he shows no signs of reversing his position on the nationwide eviction moratorium. millions of americans could join the ranks of the homeless. the president said he will not challenge the supreme court ruling that makes this deadline the last one. house democrats have been unable to agree on legislation to extend the moratorium. in florida 21,000 cases were reported today. that's the highest since the pandemic started. it accounts for 25% of the nationwide cases. the state has no masks or covid restrictions. i'm ashley strohmier. judge jeanine: calling for more police and more funding from two unlikely people this week. d.c. mayor muriel bowser and seattle mayor jenny dur ken seem to have opened their eyes. his frustration is at a boiling point with the increasing crime and repeat offenders continuing to get out of jail. charleston police chief luther reynolds joins me now. i understand charleston for the last decade or so has been the number one to

welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier. the tolerance captured the city afghanistan.-largest city handing the insurgents control over all of northern afghanistan. the town is not backing down from us are going the capitol city leaving the international airport is the only way in or out of the country. the biden demonstration has become parker partial evacuation but they've not ruled out full evacuation. 7.2 magnitude earthquake leading to more than 300 people dead and 1800 injured in haiti. the prime minister set rushing hospitals overwhelmed with incoming patients. doesn't biden authorize immediate response to help hating and sending usaid administrator's power to ordinate assistance. i am ashley strohmier, act ii "watters world". ♪♪ continue to push police listen to cori bush doubling down even after she admitted firing her own private security because when we talk about every single year increasing the budget for police we are still dying we have to save lives we cannot be put on the back burner and i'm here to stand up for my community. >> after she was screaming

i'm ashley strohmier. florida set a new record with individual.orting 21,000 new cases. the highest daily total since the pandemic started. and it's one fifth of all cases in the u.s. so far governor ron desantis resisted any restrictions or mask requirements. missouri representative cory bush is camping out overnight on the capitol stairs in protest of the expiration of the eviction moratorium. i'm ashley strohmier. ♪♪ 's. dan: welcome back to "unfiltered". capitol police directed by nancy pelosi to arrest unmatched staff and visitors on the house out of the capitol. members can't be arrested, but there staff or visitors who don't comply with the mass order could be arrested for unlawful entry. our next guest was amongst one of the republican congress number two marched on the senate floor this week in protest of the new ridiculous mask mandate. byron donald is here, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> hey, dan. good to be with you. dan: you plan on complying with this radicular non- science mandate? >> absolutely not. [laughter] it will

somebody needs to i'm ashley strohmier.more police and more funding from two unlikely people this week. d.c. mayor muriel bowser and seattle mayor jenny dur ken seem to have opened their eyes. his frustration is at a boiling point with the increasing crime and repeat offenders continuing to get out of jail. charleston police chief luther reynolds joins me now. i understand charleston for the last decade or so has been the number one tourist destination in the country. and it's been a beautiful town. and you seem to have the support of the city council and the mayor. but you are angry about what's going on in the country. >> i'm very angry. i talk to my colleagues around the country. there is a resounding theme. we have great support here and we have a safety. our state since recording data since 1960 recorded the most violent crimes, the most killing in the history of our state and we are on track to do worse this year man last year. every -- this year than last year. every victim has a face. i hear the sounds of a wailing

i am ashley strohmier, back to "watters world".com michael jesse: now for a new edition of crime watch. crime surging across the country, especially in cities that defunded the police. some big cities are starting to panic, crying for more help. but it's too late. no one wants to be a copyright now. retirements are at an all-time high. >> let me tell you something. let me tell you something. jesse: gunfire in philadelphia after a wild fight between two dudes, a famous spot for tourists. it started over a parking spot. but the gunman said it was self-defense. here to analyze, former philadelphia police officer nick gerace. >> i have had many steaks down there. we have a situation where calmer heads should have prevailed. mainstream media was quick to jump over it saying a white person shot a black person. but you see pedro is the aggressor. you see him charging from probably 10 yard away. when you are in a physical altercation like that. pennsylvania law states if you feel your life is threatened or serious bodily harm can happen to

. ♪♪ welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier.g 27000 new cases of the coronavirus. that total is the state highest one-day total since the start of the pandemic. florida is the new epicenter of the virus in the u.s. a pitiful of the nation's new cases are in the sunshine state. hospitalizations of providers are nearing star case produce present. less than half of the state is fully vaccinated. 1 million americans months away from being kicked out of their homes. the federal ban on the community, democrat extending the ban before the august recess yesterday. lawmakers go to the president for action but the biden took it really makes it clear only congress can extend the ban. now back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ 's. dan: welcome back to "unfiltered". capitol police directed by nancy pelosi to arrest unmatched staff and visitors on the house out of the capitol. members can't be arrested, but there staff or visitors who don't comply with the mass order could be arrested for unlawful entry. our next guest was amongst one of t

i am ashley strohmier, doctor "watters world". ♪♪ jesse: afghan catastrophe leading to tragedy that nowattack is imminent it will not get better anytime soon america still relying on the taliban for protection. it's a joke we shot at the savages for 20 years now they are in charge of protecting us? joining me now more former vp nominee and alaska governor sarah palin i imagine you are angry. >> pretty angry? it's a healthy position to go from sad to angry and a lot of americans better be angry you take action when you are angry. jesse: did you see this coming at all? we know biden's track record is atrocious but this is his honeymoon period the border crisis a hostage crisis a humiliating defeat on the battlefield and dead marines. it's barely not even september. >> we should have seen it coming. based on biden's track record nearly 50 years in government blunder after blunder people in his own party or supporters letting americans and voters know before the vote was taken that he gets everything wrong. i look to the other night for the first time ever at debate clips where i was debati

troops to help evacuate the embassy in kabul in no word yet on when that will start predict i am ashley strohmierwith unfiltered. elcome back to "unfiltered". starting a new series on my show here called broken blue city. we got to highlight the cities being destroyed by democrats and liberal policies. on your screen, murders in los angeles since january 2019th. you can see last month was the most, 46, site. homelessness is also a big problem in l.a. january 2020, there were 6640036 homeless people in los angeles. 13% increase from the year before. why are elected leaders focusing on other issues like guaranteed income, fail reform getting critical race theory in school? maybe save your kids, savior street, public safety first, priorities. joining me back to discuss california resident radio show host, mike slater. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. so mike, the other day i was getting ready to do my podcast and i'm sitting there and thinking liberalism is obviously far, everything it touches it destroys and burns down and it's obvious, it's not like you can't see it and i'm thinking to mys

. >> i'm ashley strohmier. jillian and todd are off this morning. >> dr.nthony fauci expects, quote, pain and suffering as the delta cases surge but not any new lockdowns. >> the warning comes as lawmakers call for a full fda approval of vaccines to help ramp up shots. caroline shibley joins us live from washington. >> reporter: the nations' top disease specialist saves he does not think the country will see the covid lockdowns we had last year but is warning the country to ready for more cases. >> things are going to get worse. we're looking to pain and suffering in the future because we're seeing caseses go up, which is the reason we say over and over again, the solution to this is get vaccinated and this would not be happening. >> reporter: the rate of vaccinations is going up. the white house reported that since the week of july 5th there's been a steady increase but not fast enough for federal officials. here are the stats, more than 164 million people in the u.s. are fully vaccinated, almost 50% of the he total population. the country is seeing more

. >> ashley: this is a fox news alert, i'm ashley strohmier.ort. c-ram engaged in defense. jennifer griffin is here to explain about the c-ram system you were explaining 10 minutes ago. >> we can confirm with a senior defense official that five

todd: ashley strohmier live with the new reporting on this attack. ashley, what do we know? >> reporter: overnight, u.s. officials say several rockets were taken down by an anti-missile defense system. neither the u.s. or taliban have reported any deaths. the trucks the rockets were reportedly fired from seem seen engulfed with flames. central command said a strike thwarted an imminent isis-k threat, adding we are confident we successfully hit the target, significant secondary explosions indicated the presence of a substantial amount of explosive material. there were no indications of civilian casualties. the new york times reports as many as nine people were killed, including three children. the president, his deadline hours away. hundreds of people lined up outside the airport hoping for their chance to escape. the state department said 250 americans are trying to get out. the administration insists the taliban will not block them. >> 114 countries have made very clear that it is their expectation that the taliban will permit freedom of travel going past august 31st. we ha

. >> ashley strohmier is here with the latest. >> reporter: police say the 7-year-old was hit in the chest while sitting in the car on the city's northwest side. he was rushed to the hospital but she died from her injuries. her sister was hit in the chest and armpit but is said to be stable. >> somebody out here knows who discharged that weapon on these babies. you stopped one 7-year-old right then and there. she probably had a backpack full of school supplies, ready to start school. you just stopped her future. >> reporter: police say more than 250 children have been shot across the city this year, with 32 dying from their wounds. >> to say that i am sad and outraged would be an underestimate. i could only hope that every resident of the city is as angry, saddened and outraged as i am. too many young people have lost their lives to senseless gun violence in the city of chicago. >> reporter: this weekend, 46 people were shot you across chicago, 6 people died. philadelphia police say at least five people are dead and six people were hurt in shootings. the city has seen more taken 30 m

ashley strohmier joins us with more. >> reporter: the white house denied it was waging war against governoron de santis. take a listen. >> our war is not on de santis, it's on the virus, which we're trying to kneecap. and he does not seem to want to participate in that effort to kneecap the virus, hence our concern. >> reporter: the white house pointing the finger at the alarming spike in covid cases in the sunshine state. >> that's literally adding insult to injury. we have policies that are being implemented now that are not safe for students. look at the data. i mean, we're talking about the rates in florida going up. it's dangerous. and we want to make sure our schools are reopened for our students and that parents feel confident sending their children to school. they've been through enough already. >> reporter: the cdc scrambled to adjust the state's number of cases after officials pushed back on that number. its website showed a record high sunday of more than 28,000. the cdc adjusted the number to 19,584. that's when florida put the number at a little more than 15,000. now in texas,

i'm ashley strohmier. >> i'm carley shimkus. we're going to get straight to a fox news you alert as president biden leaves for vacation in telling wear, the u.s. sends 3,000 troops back to afghanistan. >> they're going to help evacuate the u.s. embassy as the taliban takes over of three more afghan cities. jackie ibanez joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the taliban captured two major afghan cities, the second and third largest after kabul. the provincial capital is reportrd to have fallen. this comes as part of a week-long blitz. the taliban's growth shown on the map, you can see it in the red. they've captured 13 of afghanistan's 34 provincial capitals. while kabul isn't directly under threat yet, the military is not wasting time sending 3,000 troops into kabul to help embassy personnel and other americans evacuate the country and an additional 3500 troops out of fort bragg as a standby force in case they're needed. >> nobody is abandoning afghanistan. it's doing the right thing at the right time to protect our people. >>

ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. todd an jillian are off this morning. now to the border crisis, homeland security secretary new mayorkas announcing border crossings hit a 21 year high. carley: griff jenkins is live with brand-new audio recordings that are telling. >> reporter: we haven't seen these kind of numbers since the spring of the year 2000, never during a raging pandemic. secretary mayorkas announcing this number here, more than 212,000 encounters in july, a five-fold increase over last july. >> the situation at the border is one of the toughest challenges we face. it is complicated, changing, and involves vulnerable people at a time of a global pandemic. >> reporter: but behind closed doors, in this leaked audio, talking to border patrol agents, mayorkas admits the situation is much more dire. >> these numbers cannot continue. we cannot get to the point we were a couple weeks ago and we're going to make sure that doesn't happen. >> reporter: meanwhile, outgoing border patrol chief rodney skott not mincing words on what his agents are facing tod

todd: ashley strohmier live with the new reporting on this attack. >> reporter: overnight, u.s.issile defense system. no deaths have been reported. the trucks rockets were fired from seen engulfed in flames, this comes hours after a u.s. drone strike on a vehicle containing at least one suicide bomber. central command said the strike thwarted an imminent isis-k threat, saying we are confident we hit the target, significant secondary explosions from the vehicle indicated the presence of a substantial amount of explosive material. command said there was no indications of civilian casualties but the new york times reported as many as nine people were killed including three children. the president, his deadline, just hours away. hundreds of people lined up outside the airport, hoping for their chance to escape. the state department says at least 250 americans are still trying to get out but the administration insists the taliban will not block them. >> 114 countries have made very clear that it is their expectation that the taliban will permit freedom of travel going past august 31s

. >> you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm ashley strohmier. >> i'm carleyhimkus. both jillian and todd have this morning off. >> dr. anthony fauci connects,, quote, pain and suffering as the delta cases surge but not any new lockdowns. >> this comes as lawmakers call for full fda approval of vaccines to help ramp up shots. we have a report from washington with the latest on the front. good morning, caroline. >> reporter: good morning, ashley and carley. dr. fauci warns that cases are way too high right now and they're going to get worse but he did have a spot of good news. >> i don't think we're going to see lockdowns. i think we have enough of the percentage of people in the country, not enough to crush the outbreak, but i believe enough to not a allow us to get into the situation we were in last winter. >> reporter: the rate of vaccinations is going up. the white house reported that since the week of july 5th there has been a steady increase but not fast enough for federal officials. here are the stats. 164 million people in the u.s. are fully vaccinated,

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pete: thank you, ashley strohmier.re something indicative on our show what is happening across the country. lawrence: indianapolis leads the nation in electronic ankle monitors. they're known for putting violent offenders back on the street when we know they have been already suspected of committing the crime. also some of them have already gone through the conviction process. more likely to let them back on the street. it is not surprising to continue to see violent crime on the streets there. we cover ad story a couple months ago where someone was, had beat his girlfriend with a hammer. three months later they let him out. he killed her the next time he saw her. this is a problem there. we don't know all the details surrounding this, but it is not surprising. >> why you see murders rising across the country. look at the murder rates up 16%. in major u.s. cities. 259 more murders than last year in 2020. 548 more murders than 2019. you can't just say it is the pandemic. those numbers as well. last night the police chie

the competition yesterday, which ashley strohmier won that trophy. ainsley: good it.ping. you have to take a cake flip it in the air and catch it on its base and if you do that you win the trophy. pete hegseth and i went for the gusto multiple flips above head level and caught it by the icing. ainsley: it wasn't just the cake without the icing. will: it is a full on cake. ainsley: did you get dirty. will: just my hands. modeled after wonderful family in knowledge become a tiktok craze. that is one family behind the scenes. ainsley: whoa, good for her. y'all have a big crowd out there. will: one family starterred this tradition. and after this whole cake flipping experience what i came acame prosecute it is i'm so jealous of not having. i have two children i wish i had six. i'm one of four. i love a big family. ainsley: you know what? you did it, will, you threw it so high. ashley was smart. steve: she knew there was a trophy involved and you were showing off. steve: when you see them competing for the big trophy on the weekend they all get it eventually. testimony. st

ashley strohmier joins us live with all the details for us. el like repeat talking about this. more violence on the streets over the weekend across the country as the nypd is hunting for a pair of masked shooters. gunmen opened fire on a crowded outside a laundromat in queens. 10 people shot. three were intended targets but the resty innocent bystanders. >> this was as i most accurately describe it it's a bray zen, brn coordinated attack. ashley: after firing 37 shots they jumped on waiting scooters and took off. went running when bullets fly on bourbon street. five people heard. one person detained in connection with the shooting. meanwhile in chicago. it was another violent weekend as five people are killed and 50 people were shot. this as the city is reporting a 15% rise in shooting incidents since july compared to last year. 461 shootings reported in july while just 402 reported last year much. in the same month. but it's also interesting to know homicides are down slightly. 105 in july of 2021 compared to 107 in july of 2020. so just shy o

brian: the killer high on mushrooms, ashley strohmier now with the tragic details. >> 21-year-old dustinwere visiting from colorado and eating at miami beach cafe on the city's famous ocean drive. that's when a man approached and pointed a gun at his 1-year-old son. wakefield pleaded with the gunman not to shoot. reportedly saying quote he is only a boy. wakefield was then tragically shot dead shielding his child. afterwards the suspect, that marius davis was caught on camera appearing to dance at the scene of the shooting still holding that gun. and even more chilling, listen to what this witness had to say about the shooter's demeanor as he opened fire. >> and what is so strange is the guy that was shooting said he was smiling and laughing the whole time that he was shooting the guy. >> davis was quickly arrested in nearby alleyway. prosecutor say davis admitted to being high on mushrooms during the shooting and targeting wakefield at random. just yesterday he appeared in court reportedly smiling. a judge then denied bond. >> no bond. you are being held with no bond. you shot and kille

ashley strohmier joins us with the latest. ashley?island was rocked with 15 aftershocks. more expected in the coming weeks. this earthquake struck north of the nation's capital of port-au-prince at a depth of six miles. a woman and a child were pulled clawed through what has been homes and shops. one small church was nothing but a pile of rocks. many already overwhelmed with coronavirus patients. haiti's foreign minister declared a month's long emergency as they look for hundreds of people not accounted for. this is more powerful than the one in 2010 that left as many as 300,000 people dead. one woman who fled after that, said she and island never recovered from that. >> i'm having a chills and goose bums. you are trying to get healed and it hits again. reporter: the president was assassinated in his mansion last month and gang violence has surged. president violence sent a u.s. aid team to the island which will help assess the damage and help to rebuild. back to you guys. lawrence: thank you, ashley. >> devastation in haiti is far fr

pete hegseth, ashley strohmier, will cain. you know who else is with us.>> what the nation doesn't know, you came into the segment, with bts, you came to us from kpop. you are a korean superstar in the musical genre. i wanted to inform the nation as such. will: no. they cut my mic as i sat her wondered aloud what is he talking about. pete: will cain was a korean pop star before he came to "fox & friendses"? >> he was huge. he was huge. will: i didn't know. big in korea. had no idea. >> let's get to donna. that joke didn't go as well as i thought it was, even though i'm playing the home fame. donna, we're at the jersey shore, a lot of landlords, tenants come in the summer. the cdc told you, donna, told you can't elect? >> who elected them? that woman 12 years ago was a college professor. telling people like me, who are not wealthy landowners we can't collect our rent. how would the government like it, well the cdc said we don't have to pay our taxes because of covid? how would they like that? and our banks, that we have mortgages? they're hurting us. we can