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 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

i'm ashley strohmier. now back to one nation. nation.: it's been more than 100 days since russian troops i raided ukraine. the ukrainian people are holding on to major areas of the country. they have given up just 0%. the fight in the donbas region is completely under siege. and the ukrainians don't want to give it up. some say the industrial town has become the bloodiest, mariupol. first thing first, admiral. as we look at a map of the battlefield with the red being occupied by russia. tell me about the intensity of this balanced. >> it's starting to feel like the battle of stalingrad. fighting on food, building by building. it's a little slice of hell. ukrainians are fighting with ultimate determination. we have to give them huge respect for standing in the face of the russian onslaught. brian: some say give it up saying that the city is not that valuable. >> i say continue the fight because it forces the russians to consolidate their combat power in one location. that makes them very juicy targets for the surface-to-surface missiles.

i'm ashley strohmier now back to one nation. jon scott, now back to "one nation." [♪♪♪] brian: so much major news this week. first up, guns in america. the supreme court ruled in favor of gun owners. not only new york, but six other states. former green were receipt beretl waltz. >> the laws went in place in 1911. they were intended to keep people of color from having easy access to guns. we have less leaning minority reputation groom -- groups saying this is a win for people to protect themselves, especially in underserved neighbourhoods. brian: some type of gun legislation, first time since 1993. some of it i think you agree with. but i imagine you seem to have a problem with the red flag law and how it's implicated. >> i can get behind all those other issues, hardening schools and addressing mental health. but i couldn't get past going after people's second amendment rights through the red flag laws. you have to have due process. it has to come through law enforcement. it has to go to a judge and someone has to make their cas

i'm ashley strohmier.filtered." >> i have long said i have zero faith the department of justice will hold anyone accountable for the russiagate spygate fiasco. despite a statement from sussmann and a text message indicating otherwise. let's contrast that to what happened to lieutenant general mike flynn during the trump transition. he was accused of violating the logan act by talking to the russian ambassador about sanctions. you know what's weird? no discussions about sanctions are to be found in the fbi notes. but flynn was arrested for lying and forced to plead guilty for sanctions he never discussed. it wasn't about sanctions, it was about the 35 guys who were thrown out. the expulsion. it was basically look i know this happened, we'll review everything. what's strange is if you look at the notes of the transcript, he's telling you the truth. but somehow flynn's life is ruined but us man gets off. the system is tainted. justice is no longer blinds. it only appears to be blind to democrats. joining me s

. >> 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: 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.

the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ >> carley: i'm ashley strohmier and here are some of your headlines.ty. parents: mayor adams asked mandate absurd and applies to children ages 2-4. he has insisted for months he plans to get rid of it and now parents say there is a breaking point. the white house had kids over five may be able to get june 21st if the fda authorizes the mission. and hunter biden's ex wife reveals she learned about hunter's affair with his sister-in-law through her daughters. she said her kids saw text messages on hunter's phone and the daughters were so distressed, they called the therapist office to break the news. she felt "shocked, vindication but also relief. the president preparing for another vacation this weekend. so far, the president has spent over 188 days, a third of his time in office vacationing in various locations. that includes two properties in delaware, nantucket iowa. and if the president sustains this pace for the next eight years, he will spend over 1100 days on vacation, more than any other u.s. president, todd and carley. >> todd: i should run for

. >> 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

and i'm ashley strohmier now back to one nation. 20.n: this show has been reporting on name, image and likeness, n.i.l. some college athletes are making big endorsements before they even play. including one deal with limb bore guineas. or having their tuition paid for and earn up to $1,000 a month as brand ambassadors. not everyone agrees with the policy. all agree it's about fairness and mercy? no. we won't let this become a vehicle for recruiting, coaching or booster involvement. big money payments are everywhere. look at texas a&m and alabama. joining us now to discuss is former nfl reporter sideline reporter michelle tafoya. mitch daniels says i am throwing in the towl. we can't compete with the notre dames. >> as much as this saddens me because i love the purity of college sports. it's not surprising. this goes back decades. remember the movie blue chip with nick nolte. ucla was paying guys. boosters would collect all this money to get the best players to come to ucla and play. that was a glimpse into what was going on. obviously i

i'm ashley strohmier.

ashley strohmier has the highlights of their conversation tonight. nterview with kimmel looked a little different than the last one with lester holt. rising gas prices, inflation, a number of mass shootings that have gripped the nations, this was the president's first major network interview and 118 days. the president had a safe space when it comes to questions, if you will come appearing on kimmel, who has made a slew of partisan comments in the past. >> the meaning of the word woman is so unclear and controversial that you can't give me a definition? >> hold on. i know the answer. you are a horrible woman. ted cruz must know at this point every busboy spits in his food, right? may be that is what he likes about eating out, i don't know. i for one hope ted cruz never gets to eat easily in a restaurant again. >> so those are all comments made within the last month, starting may 11th, so take a listen to kimmel wednesday night taking jabs at former president trump while asking biden about gun control. >> can't you issue an executive order, trump pass

>> shannon: all right, ashley strohmier in new york. thanks, ashley.learning about an alarming new consequence of soaring gas prices tonight. a police force michigan forced to switch to handling nonurgent calls by phone because it apparently cannot afford to actually send patrol cars to every call. correspondent matt finn has that story for us tonight. good evening, matt. >> shannon, the isabella county sheriff michael made announced this week that soaring gas prices have burned up the departments fuel budget, and now deputies in the central michigan county are being asked to cut back on driving to calls. the sheriff wrote on facebook, in part, "isabella county sheriff's office is feeling the pain at the pump, as well. we have exhausted what funds were budgeted for fuel, with several months to go before the budget reset. i have instructed the japanese to attempt to manage whatever calls are comfortable over the phone. not in progress calls, nonlife threatening calls, calls that do not require evidence, collection, or documentation. deputies will contin

ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier in new york.ew group of americans are eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. the cdc has approved the vaccine for children as young as 6 months. it will expand vaccinations for 18 million kids. the vaccinations are headed to clinics and hospitals around the country. in philadelphia they are mourning the loss of one of their own when a building clanlsd on a firefighter and several of his comrades. the building collapses after the fire had been put out. now back to "unfiltered." nsns. >> bitcoin has been plummeting. another cringee day for bitcoin. >> more than $200 billion are wiped out in the crypto market over the weekend. dan cryptocurrency got beat up this week. critics are saying a lot of this i told you so stuff. but is this the end of the crypto craze? joining us, peter schiff, you have been on this show before. it's been a tough day for crypto. >> it hasn't hit the bottom. i hope it's the end or continuing of the evidence before more people have an opportunity to lose money in this pyramid sche

ashley strohmier has details. od morning. >> ashley: authorities are preparing for an end of title 42 and sending migrants deeper into u.s. cities. they are also preparing for a surge in migrant crossings at the southern border. dhs says no decision has been made. should a decision be made, dhs will support cities and ngo's. this comes as the government is being accused of allowing adult men to be transported on child-only flights. >> westchester and stewart accepting flights from the southern border with at least 150 people coming off the flights each time. i can tell you and we have video, it is not just little kids with backpacks and our taxpayers are footing the bill and getting no information whatsoever from our own federal government state government. >> carley: video of men being dropped off surfacing as recently as last month. border czar kamala harris doubling down on that giant investment she says the address migration in central america, she pledged $2 million to the region. the president seized his new

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

i'm ashley strohmier live in new york. of nationwide protests in the wake of the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade. friday's ruling overturns the 1973 decision to remove federal protection for abortion after 50 years. many states will keep it legal or pass laws expanding abortion access. protests in phoenix, arizona were broken up by police using tear gas last night. they started banging on glass windows. most of the protests have remained peaceful so far. now back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. >> i believe that the supreme court's decision today defies logic in terms of what we know we are capable of doing. >> you can't yell fire in a crowded thee ferp but there are no restrictions allowed on the second amendment. >> this has made every single one of us less safe on gun violence. we can't allow new york to become the wild wild west. dan: the supreme court also handed down a huge victory out of new york. this morning joe biden signed congress' federal gun bill into law. i don't even know if they read it. "

i'm ashley strohmier in new york.tion continues to playing the nation as the cost of just about everything keeps rising the the consumer price index for may shows prices rose 8.6%. president biden vowed to keep spending for infrastructure spending but so far his proposed solutions have done little to fix our nation's financial outlook. >> former envelope play john sax's son was among the marines who went down in a crash. he says he's devastated. welcomo "unfiltered." the january pipe time movie charade is turning out to be quite a dud. here is a question that wasn't answered. >> can you tell us without talking about particular incidents or videos how many agents assets of the federal government present and whether they agitated too go into the capitol and whether any of them did. >> i'm not going to violate the rule of law and comment on an investigation that's ongoing. here to react is florida congressman byron donnells. that seems like an important comment from your colleagues. if it's the biggest threat since pearl

i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "unfiltered." dan: welcome back to "unfiltered."anuary pipe time movie charade is turning out to be quite a dud. here is a question that wasn't answered. >> can you tell us without talking about particular incidents or videos how many agents assets of the federal government present and whether they agitated too go into the capitol and whether any of them did. >> i'm not going to violate the rule of law and comment on an investigation that's ongoing. here to react is florida congressman byron donnells. that seems like an important comment from your colleagues. if it's the biggest threat since pearl harbour it' allege important question to answer. >> obviously merrick garland doesn't want to answer that question. and nancy pelosi blocked the question that makes sense like did you have embedded fbi assets. what happened to the intel report the fbi sent to the capitol police three or four days before january 6. the biggest question of all, what happened to the national guard troops donald trump authorized on january 4. how come they wer

i'm ashley strohmier. mounting problems as inflation and gas prices continue to soar. he took a tumble during a bike ride in delaware today. he wasn't heard but some might say it's a symbol of his failing crisis. democrats are bracing for midge political losses next november. the wife of justice thomas says she looks forward to testifying in front of the january 6 committee. she says she wants to clear up what she describes as misconceptions. >> bitcoin has been plummeting. another cringee day for bitcoin. >> more than $200 billion are wiped out in the crypto market over the weekend. dan cryptocurrency got beat up this week. critics are saying a lot of this i told you so stuff. but is this the end of the crypto craze? joining us, peter schiff, you have been on this show before. it's been a tough day for crypto. >> it hasn't hit the bottom. i hope it's the end or continuing of the evidence before more people have an opportunity to lose money in this pyramid scheme. the value that evaporated, it's just marke

ashley strohmier with more on the violence. >> ashley: protest erupted following the overturning of roeed over the weekend and los angeles friday. protesters blocked freeway and were seen throwing sticks at cars. things turned -- two people were arrested in the incident, one being charged with attempted murder of a police officer. in port lantd smashed windows and drew graffiti on downtown businesses, writing threatening graffiti and breaking windows of the blding. in arizona large group of protesters tear-gassed after being asked to move back and didn't, according to police. the department of public safety says the gas was used after a monument was vandalized. michelle ugenti-rita was inside during the attack and armed herself with a pair of scissors. she joined us last hour. >> i made the decision i was going to stay and defend myself and my colleagues, this is the people's house. we will not stop and bow to those who use violence to express themselves. >> ashley: i saw protesters getting out of control on friday night. they were throwing things at the studio and knocked over metal ba

ashley strohmier has details. ng. >> ashley: that teen will spend five months in juvenile probation camp after plowing into the mother and her son with that car. that is all thanks to george gascon's office. george gascon's office calling the final sentence of five to seven months in that youth camp an appropriate resolution. this happened on august 6, 2021, george gascon's office says the sheriff's office agreed, but sheriff villanova said that was false, sheriff's investigators would never be okay with sentencing in this hit and run case. hold them accountable. the same day george gascon's office walked back their statement saying need to correct our statement lsd was not involved in the decision and were not the investigating agency in that case. the mother taking aim at the dz. george gascon's office has taken no time to ask how we're doing, that is because he doesn't care. lawmakers weighing in, blaming the liberal da's for the rise in crime. >> in big cities where the dz has been prosecuting criminals until i

you are watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm ashley strohmier. cake and i'm carley shimkus. president biden resorted to mocking oil company executives for the price surge and continues blaming russia for his own bad policy. griff jenkins has the latest details. >> griff: good morning, it is official fox news can confirm the idea barack obama once called a gimmick, president biden will call for it, three-month federal gas tax holiday, he is calling on states to take similar action. gallon of gas was just $2.39 on inauguration day. senator tom cotton calling it a gimmick and saying it is meant to cover up the fact dem policies restricted supply and raised cost. senator tim scott had this to say. >> we're going to try to trick the market and suggest we can alleviate tax pressure, that is great. but the way gas is ticking up every week, that reduction in price is eliminated in about 12 days. >> criticism is not limited to capitol hill, target ceo blasting saying it is time to change the supply and demand curve for fuel and transportation. another oil company chief is pushing bac

i'm ashley strohmier. >> griff: i'm griff jenkins, carley and todd have the day off. americans are losing confidence in the economy as they watch their budgets eaten away by gas prices. >> blames big meat, big oil, big tampon, everything else for shortages in this country. >> griff: doug luzader -- >> good morning, a lot of confusion coming out of the white house about the president's trip to saudi arabia, when he is expected to ask for help with high gas prices. will he or won't he meet with solamon? >> i think he will meet with the saudi crown prince, he has asked suppliers to increase production. >> they will have a one-on-one meet something >> that is my understanding. >> doug: they did tick down overnight with national average slightly bele$5 gallon mark, high inflation still an issue. president biden thinks we might be able to thread a need and he will thread a depression. >> i don't think a recession is at all inevitable. >> a recession is not inevitable. >> a recession is not inevitable, as policymakers, we can take steps with the american economy and try to g

. >> carley: ashley strohmier on the violence, ashley, good morning. >> a protest gnomic protest erupted overturning of roe v. wade and continues throughout the week end. angeles friday, protesters throwing sticks at cars and things turned violent later that night when l.a.p.d. officers apparently assaulted with a makeshift blowtorch and fireworks. two people arrested in the incident, one charged with attempted murder on a police officer and in portland a group of marchers smashed windows and grew graffiti on downtown businesses. and a pro-life center in lynchburg, virginia, with graffiti and breaking windows of the building. in arizona in a large group of protesters were tear gassed after being asked to move back and didn't move according to the police. the department of public safety the gas wishes after part of a door was broken and monuments vandalized. congressman jim jordan calling the ruling a victory, listen. >> this was a huge victory for life, but it was also a victory over the intimidation tactics of the left. none of that mattered and the court at the right thing and they sai

i'm ashley strohmier.unfiltered" with dan bongino. >> i believe that the supreme court's decision today defies logic in terms of what we know we are capable of doing. >> you can't yell fire in a crowded thee ferp but there are no restrictions allowed on the second amendment. >> this has made every single one of us less safe on gun violence. we can't allow new york to become the wild wild west. dan: the supreme court also handed down a huge victory out of new york. this morning joe biden signed congress' federal gun bill into law. i don't even know if they read it. "new york times," best selling author, "battle for the american mind." a great book. i was happy to endorse it. on this second amendment decision. the red flag laws. we have red flags. they are called parents. it won't rescue us from bad parents. but one of the things the senators who signed on saw, you don't have the right to a government sponsored attorney if you have your guns taken away because of a red flag law. >> you may not even know who

. >> carley: i'm ashley strohmier and todd and carley have the day off. act of violence that claimed the life of the teenage boy. >> he was screaming out for his

." >> 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 throug

. >> 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

ashley strohmier here. >> that he will spend five months in a juvenile probation camp after plowing intod her son with that car. thanks to the l.a. district attorney george gascon's office. calling the final sentence 5-7 months in the youth camp and appropriate resolution. the incident happened august 6, 2021 this past friday. and released a statement that sheriff's department agreed with the felony charges filed but the sheriff's tweeted saturday saying "that was foals." we were never consulted as we were not investigating the agency. this year's would never be okay but this hit-and-run case. self empowering and encouraging credible behavior, hold them accountable. gascon's office said we need to correct statement from yesterday. we were not involved in the felony charge as they work not investigating agency in that case. the mother in the case taking aim at the d.a. gascon's office took the time to falsely comment on my case but has taken no time to ask how we are doing. that is because he doesn't care. lawmakers even weighing in blaming whistle das for the rising crime. >> big cities

. >> 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

. >> 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

. ♪ ♪ >> so wednesday, time for watters cooler purely joining me for some bizarre stories is ashley strohmiert it, a man was attacked by a bison while trying to save a little boy from a charging beast. the man was airlifted when the 1800-pound animal plowed into him, but first of all, what is a bison? >> so, that being weighed 1800 pounds. if you read through the story commits at the two parents of that little kid, they were walking toward the bison, and the poor guy who got hurt, he was just a bystander who was in front of them, i guess if the parents are not going to do anything -- >> jesse: the parents do not do anything. >> they sat there and watched. he was literally dangling in his mouth, if you watch closely in the video, it was crazy. >> jesse: is it a buffalo? is that what a bison is? all right, next up, alec baldwin can't catch a break. during an interview with woody allen, yep, that woody allen, he suffered some technical difficulties and yelled at his maid, and spanish, of course, to keep his dogs quiet. >> you broke up there. can you hear me? hold on. [speaking spanish] >> jesse:

todd piro out, ashley strohmier in. todd is on baby watch. his wife is very close to giving birth.e had to high-tail it out of the studio. thank you for jumping into the chair like the true professional that you are. we have a lot of serious news to get to. start with this. we know the gang member accused of murdering two california cops this week should have been behind bars. that deceased suspect was a freeman thankeds to george gascon's soft on crime policy. he had a previous strike conviction and was only sentenced to probation for felon in possession of firearm charge. >> ashley: if flores would have been prosecuted in february of 2021, he may have been sentenced for up to three years in prison. george gascon's office is standing by the light sentencing, his office saying the sentence he received in the firearm case was consistent for this type of offense. given his criminal history at the time the court sentenced him, mr. flores did not have a documented history of violence. george gascon office lost a top aid and the group working to recall him said they reached 650,000 sign

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live, i'm ashley strohmier in new york.ng a sweeping gun-control package, the bill that comes in response to a string of mass shootings would make it illegal to buy a semiautomatic weapon for anyone under the age of 21 and would also forbid the sale of magazines containing more than 15 rounds. the suspects in the shootings at a texas element tree school and in upstate new york supermarket were both 18 years old. little chance of clearing the senate. sing optimism about his updated covid-19 booster, stronger antibody response to the omicron variant and is generally still tolerated. the booster would still need fda approval but could become available by the fall. back to "the ingraham angle." for all of the headline news, go to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's time for "seen and unseen," where we unpacked the stories behind the headlines and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. while the media is focusing and going crazy on this extravaganza and also ukraine, there is a huge story we are missing. >> yes, an

ashley strohmier has more on that tonight. >> how are you even though inflation is crushing americans they're praising the new jobs numbers. this is regardless of the out-of-control gas prices and the supply chain. the report shows that 390,000 jobs were created in may, which does meet expectation but falls short of aprils for hundred 28,000 jobs created. the average price of gas is now or dollars 78 cents this as the president leaves for another vacation following a three day work week. and the richest men of the world , elon musk, says he has a real bad feeling about the economy, even suggesting a 10% cut to jobs and implementing a hiring freeze of the electric car company because of its fears . biden's response was lots of luck with his trip to the moon according to a new report, the president will travel to saudi arabia this month, seemingly loosening up the script on diplomatic strategies per repeated promises to hold them accountable for human rights violations secretary blinken saying this. >> saudi arabia suck critical partner for us, in dealing with the region and in dealing

correspondent ashley strohmier previews the festivities time. fight my self not to do the fake dish accent when we do these stories. >> i saw you kind of dancing like that but who couldn't love a corgi? they are so cute! this is going to be the queen 's first jubilee without her husband, prince philip, who died in 2021. the first ceremony will be the trooping of the color, which will happen in central london. it's a traditional military ceremony that has marked the birthday of the british sovereign for 260 years. the queen will inspect the troops and give a royal salute, the ceremony will include 1400 soldiers, 400 musicians, of course along with members of the royal family on horseback and in carriages, and a fly passed by britain's royal air force. and then on friday a thanksgiving service that will happen at st. paul's cathedral and the queen and her family will attend a horse race. among those expected to play in live concert saturday, as sharon and diana ross. on sunday with the encouragement of the government, thousands of people cross the

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. when parents demanding a say in the education made their voice is

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ashley strohmier joins us with details.. >> newly reported contradicts earlier reports from uvalde's police chief pete arredondo that police were waiting for tactical gear and protective shields before they moved it and surveillance video shows several armed police standing in the hallway at 11:52, that is 19 minutes after the gunman walked into robb elementary through an open back door. can you see those photos on your screen; however, police waited about an hour before breaching the classroom to confront the shooter. according to body camera footage. the first officer who had a ballistic shield questioned, quote: if there is kids in there we need to go in there. well, at 12:03 another officer with a shield gets inside and then a third officer arrives two minutes later. after police tried to talk to the gunman embattled police told -- the embattled police chief the district chief told swat to breach the door when they were ready at 12:46. the suspect was killed four minutes later. now, some think arredondo's delay in takin

will: ashley strohmier is live with more. good morning.ad news to start on a sunday morning but a baby girl was shot and killed wild sitting in the back of a car in a chicago neighborhood. friday night, five-month-old ses sell jaw thomas was shot in the head when someone fired from another car. she was taken to the hospital. she eventually died of her injuries. no arrest was made in the case. in brooklyn a grandmother was killed, an 8-year-old child was hurt after a driver was pleaing police the grandmother was crossing the street when hit and killed. the 8-year-old is in critical condition. a bicyclist and two other people were hurt. new york city mayor eric adams blaming the state bail reform for the tragedy and asking prosecutors to do their jobs an prosecute. >> we have a elderly grandmother that was struck and killed. we will catch the people responsible. without even knowing who they are i guarranty you they have a long criminal record. i guarranty you they have a history. that is the only thing we're sure of. reporter: this while hu

rachel: ashley strohmier is here to tell us about the inmates. is on for four men who broke out of federal prison. they were last scene at a correctional complex in hopewell. will: again i can't. all four men serving 10 years in prison on a number of drug and weapons related charges. cory branch was sentenced to 13 years in prison, potential of fenn at that till with intent to distribute. also busted for a possession of a firearm. tavares graham guilty of possessing 500 grams of cocaine. he was serving a 10-year prison term when he escaped. lashawn will list 18 year possession, had a firearm at the time of escape. kareem allen shaw heroin potential with intent to distribute. he was in for 16 years on that charge. the men in minimum facility in central virginia. u.s. marshals, fbi, other law enforcement agencies are as sissing in the manhunt as an internal investigation is underway at the prison. will, rachel, pete. back to you. will: thank you, ashley. rachel: thank you, ashley. here is an interesting story. we've known hunter biden has had dirty

ashley strohmier here with the investigation.ter: dozens of people in masks suspected being tied to a white nationalist group were arrested near a idaho pride event accused of conspiring to start a riot. people came to the event from multiple states. they were found in the back after rental truck. >> 31 people were detained. they were all wearing similar attire. they had shields, shin guards, and other riot gear with them. at this point they appear to be affiliated with the group, patriot front. reporter: press say all 31 people are being charged with conspiracy to riot. one man's had said, victory or death. another's shirt said reclaim america. they wore patches reporting them with the patriot front group. police recovered a one smoke grenade and operations for event inside the truck. police chief sate the intentions of men were clear to start a riot. men were ceiling on their and hands tied behind their back with zip ties. a tipster reported them loading into the truck in the parking lot of a hotel. back to you guys. pete: than

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