ashley strohmier has the latest for us and is live in new york tonight. ey, good evening. >> hey there, trace. this month, new york city hit a record 62,174 people living in shelters. this does come as migrants continue to arrive in the city from the southern border and force the mayor to declare a state of emergency. the reserve guards like in this picture provided by the "new york post" will be helping out with things like distributing food, capacity management, filling in the gaps for staff that is stretched just too thin. right now, it's not clear how many reserve members will be deployed and how many shelters they'll be helping. meanwhile as the midterms inch closer, guatemala's interior minister says large caravans of migrants will soon be making their way to the u.s. southern border. he said we have information that caravans will be coming in the next few weeks, particularly before the date of november 8th, so we're doing operations in our borders to stop the flow of migration. according to him, thousands of migrants believe the republicans will swe

ashley strohmier outside of the field east hartford with the details, ashley. >> hey, guys, the funerale two fallen officers will start 11:00 by the troopers in connecticut and people can and will start showing up 6:00 a.m. so about 30 minutes or so, tens of thousands of officers from all over the country expected come here to pay their respects. this includes officers from canada even. dustin demonte with the police department ten and a half years, alex hamzy born in bristol and with the pd eight years. here is how people who knew them remember them. >> he was extremely likable. any time he walked into a room, he immediately smiled and i would approach him and shake his hand and say, good to see you again. >> a good guy that would help anyone he could. >> it is a tough day and impossible to put into words. >> he kept me out of trouble when i was in trouble. and going the right direction. >> every time an officer or a trooper dies in connecticut, their names are permanently memorialized. listen to this. >> i felt it necessary to have the names put on the wall as soon as possible and see

. >> welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier in new york a grim week ahead for the people of floridaarolina as they begin the monumental task of recovering from one of the worst storms in recorded u.s. history. scene of utter destruction hurricane ian left in its wake leal homes and businesses battered coastline and flooded streets at least 47 deaths are reported in florida. this search for survivors could take days more than 1 million people are without power in florida alone. president biden and first lady will travel there and to puerto rico on wednesday. and horrifying images out of indonesia the scene of mass chaos that left 129 people dead in a soccer match in east java most victims trampled to death militaries reports say stampede triggered by police firing tear gas to control unruly fans i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "one nation with brian kilmeade." k to "one nation." brian: tiktok the most popular app in the world with one billion users, both democrats and republicans are using it as a campaign tool. even after finding out the app shares user data with china. trump want

i'm ashley strohmier in new york. putin is tightening security along key bridges in crimea after an explosion. no one has claimed responsibility for the blast that caused part of the bridge to collapse. many ukrainian allies sight as an important win for their intelligence services. the bridge an important supply route for russia in their invasion of ukraine. harry weinstein has been intight on rape and sexual assault. he's already serving a 23-year sentence for rape and sexual assault in new york. i'm ashley strohmier. dan: welcome back to "unfiltered." i see this nancy pelosi gem. it got me thinking about something. take a listen to what i saw and heard. >> we have a shortage of workers in our country. you see in florida some of the farmers and growers say why are you shipping these immigrants up north? we need them t -- to pick the crops down here. dan: well, if you hear democrats talk enough you hear them out themselves as racist. he now and then a line slips and catches the attention of people who aren't racist l

i'm ashley strohmier in new york. tragedy striking at a dallas hospital with a gunman opening fire and killing two employees. the shooter is detained at another hospital after he was wounded. according to dallas police he was on parole for aggravated robbery. he had an active ankle monitor at the time of the attack. a mandatory evacuation is under way in the russian-held city of kherson ahead of an expected ukrainian offensive. kherson has been under russian control since the early days of the war in ukraine. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to dan bongino. it's expected to make landfall in mexico por puerta vallarta. dan: turns out college kids who still use remote learning are cheating more. even paying other people to do their work for them. joining us is the author of the book "cheating scam." it turns out that this next generation, a lot of them are cheating. is this a culture problem, education problem, or political problem? >> maybe all three. post lockdowns which will go down as one of the worst mistakes in the

not ready, i am ashley strohmier back to the the big midterms show.polls show tight races for seats that the tomdetermine what party will control condition, there is one pole near historic lead. key indicator. annual gallup poll asked which party is best i equipped to handle your host important issue, republicans with an 11 point advantage over democrats widest margin since 1946. >> but our very own lawrence jones was in wisconsin to talk with voters about the key issue of immigration. reporter: i got to move to another issue, an issue that matters to a lot of voters immigration. immigration is become a highly contested issue, i saw you immediately gave a reaction. >> so, immigration my father is a foreign national. and he came to the un united states met my mom, when his visa expired he had to vacate here, did, he took us with him, we movedded to south america, i was stationed in arizona for 13 years and we suffered re repercussions illegal immigration, every day there is drug trafficking and human trafficking there are drug houses everywhere in phoe

. >> welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier, 9 days to go until voters decide outcome of onemost hotly contested midterms in dictate. candidate and supporter from both sides face a busy week second. former president obama and trump joined in, toss up senate races in wisconsin and georgia will decide balance of power in congress, eyes also f focused on pennsylvania with oz has narrowed polling gap with fetterman. >> and to grim search under way in western india for victims of a cable bridge disaster, 60 people are known dead, many others missing, they were thrown into a river when the bridge collapsed. it was reopened 4 days ago. >> and i am ashley strohmier, now back the big midterms show. ♪ ♪ bill: their always surprises. any election, watch a few of these, come election night. we have been tracking these, some parties would argue not debatable. so what do parties see for republicans, they think playing in rhode island, hey minute since republicans played in rhode island. they are behind former cranston mayor. and also in state of new york, a blue state. we have not had a re

i'm ashley strohmier in new york. illegal border crossing at the u.s. border hit an all time high in fiscal year 2022. illegal migrants were stopped 3.2 million times. the increase crossings were driven in part by a spike in venezuelans, cubans and nicaraguaians making the trip north. canadian police detained two people they say are cooperating after a possible explosive device was found. the terminal and nearby residential buildings were evacuated. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to brian kilmeade. has not been reported. . brian: "one nation" went out to a new jersey grocery store to see how middle class families are surviving as they are being forced to earn less and pay more. >> do you see a difference of what you spent a year ago opposed to right now. >> it feels like double. >> every $100, gabrielle robinson. >> aj rodriguez. >> cassidy are shoppingp lisa se ally yeah scott lauren segala mackenzie smith. lea a rashio ruby teks era emily thompson. you i think the u.s. will be in a contraction. you had two negative quarters of growth but job creation

. >>> welcome to f fox news live, i am ashley strohmier in new york. >> trump was subpoenaed last weekportedly told associates he might comply if allowed to testify live, but liz cheney said it could turn his testimony to what she described a circus. >> and in u.k., prime minister boris johnson is running out of the running to reclaim his old job, h he quit his post these mops ago and liz truss resigned thursday, i am ashley strohmier, back to "life, liberty and levin" for your headlines log on to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back america. "justice corrupted: how the left weaponized our legal system" this book could not be more important. than today. ted cruz out tuesday. you can get your copy on amazon.com. what about january 6 what do you make how people are being prosecuted? they don't seem to be segregated people who are non-violent for those who were, they seem to be treated differently than leftists who create all kinds of mayhem. >> you are right, that is a big topic of this book. this book is the first inside account of what happened on january 6. i take "the reader" through

britain and ukraine reject m moscow's claim, i am ashley strohmier, now back to the big midterms showi'm not making a judgment about formally running or not, once i maka judgment, a whole series of regulations kick in, i have to be -- treat myself as a candidate from that moment on, i have not made that formal decision, it is my intention to run again. we have time to make that decision. shannon: decision. >> dr.ed bed dr. biden. >> my wife thinks that i -- that we're -- that we're doing something very important. and i shouldn't walk away from it. shannon: president not giving a formal conclusive answer. about a 2024 bid. it appears some democrats are not ready to throw their full support just yet. >> so congressman if we runs again if you against support him. >> no, i know that everyone is concerned, i will wait until the president lets us know what he will do, after we have midterms. shannon: panel is back with us. juan. that -- what president said in his response, content is one thing but the pause, and is he checked out sort of part of that answer that is getting attention more th

order yours now on blendjet.com >> welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier, fate of affirmativereme court dets ready to take up matter tomorrow, justices will hear two cases. >> they are nation's oldest public and private schools respectively. court to restriction the programs or perhaps outlaw them. >> and president biden calls russia decision to resume blockade of ukraine ports outrageous, and warns that cut off of the grain exports could increase world hunger, moscow claim its suspended a u.n. broker deal to allow safe passage of grain ships because ukrainian drops attacked russia's fleet on the black sea. >> i'm ashley strohmier, back to "life, liberty and levin." ." mark: book, only the strong. i want to talk about china. but first, you are campaigning for republican candidates particular please those up against radical democrats. i take it that you are concerned that if we don't win and win big, the senate and house, that the unraveling of america will get worse. >> deeply concerned, they understand that sources of american power are military, american energy, and sovereig

. >> carley: ashley strohmier with moore, ashley. >> deja vu for james killingsworth no stranger to thexact same thing he went to jail for in the first place. he was arrested in 2020 for punching a woman who was walking as he tried to take her phone and also kicked an officer in the groin who was taking him into custody. last month, the judge sentenced him to 43 year concurrent sentences and a robbery charge, but when it got to the correctional center ten days ago he got to go home same day for crock time spent jail and 56% reduction. only six days later not even a week he was arrested again for punching a woman and kicking a cop in the groin. the l.a. department of corrections is not revoking his parole. meanwhile the chicago mayor lori lightfoot proposed a new ordinance further defining a proposal to increase her pay, sagging, "the ordinance introduced today would put the mayor, city treasurer and all elected officials regarding the cost of living increases. it is not a salary increase." now $260,000, but with 5% pay raise, it will be $227,000. meanwhile the gubernatorial candidate ba

and i am ashley strohmier, back to "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back america.im jordan. ranging member of judiciary committee and should you make the republicans the majority he will be change chairman of that committee. jim jordan, have the a republicans 1k-d thejust department of justice and fbi to save and protect all documents e-mails and texts and electronic or physical form. >> we have. school board's -- that issue as the case study. think about what happened. we know prior to that initial letter sent from national school board association, a left wing political group to white house asking white house to use patriot act, counter terrorism measures against parents, before that school board association was meeting with white house and justice department officials and communicating with people of department of education, we want that communication, we asked them to preserve it. a fundamental question, did you know before that letter was sent, folks at white house. did you know they ul include language that said use patriot act against parents? did you sugges

each bus was searched for things like food, windshield wiper placement. >> trace: ashley strohmier live in new york, thank you. don't look up at the big tall sign. gas prices nationwide once again creeping back toward $4 per gallon. in fact, aaa says th. a strongly worded statement, they insist california policymakers are to blame for knowingly adopting policies that eliminate the refinery sector while also posing high fees on refineries writing in part adding further costs in the form of new taxes or regulatory constraints will only further strain the fuel market and adversely impact refiners and ultimately those costs will pass to californian consumers. i didn't to concerns over gas prices and reserves earlier this week opec announced it would cut oil production. president biden says the u.s. will take a step back from its alliance from the saudi government. the u.s. previously pushed for. if there's a global energy strain many european countries are also facing a shortage after russia limited the exports and retaliation against russian agents for the invest invasion e ukraine. >> tra

order yours now on blendjet.com >> welcome to fox news live, i am ashley strohmier in new york, people, california are resting easier now t that a suspected serial killer has been arrested. >> some of the victims were homeless and shot as they wandered the street, when brownley was caught, he was armed and appeared to be hunting for another victim. >> and bill and melinda gates foundation hopes to end polio worldwide, donating more than a billion dollars to fight the disease . >> i am ashley strohmier, now back to "life, liberty and levin." for your headlines log on to fa foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> well, we're talking with benjamin netanyahu former prime minister of israel, one of the great leaders of all-times, i have stated he reminds me in many ways of modern day churchhill. s the unis seals, were smaller. but it is a special forces unit among special forces. in israel. you write about various men, that you served with, interesting some became prime ministers. tell us about the airline hijack? >> i was a senior team commander in the special unit, i came one night to the base and there was

ashley strohmier life for us in new york taking a closer look at this. good evening. >> the doj is accusing the 11 people of physically preventing employees and at least one patient from going into the building back in march. seven of those protesters all ranging in age from 24-73 were charged with conspiracy against rights secured by the face act and they also phase of 11 years in prison and fines up to $250,000 yet there's not been a single arrest made against the radical group jane's revenge. the group claim responsibility for at least 18 attacks on crisis pregnancy centers and other faith-based organizations. the fbi told fox news back in june it launched an investigation into the vandalism but made no mention of james' revenge specifically. since the leak there's been 72 attacks on pregnancy centers and pro-life groups and 83 attacks on catholic churches. was attacked back in june and says pro-lifer are being attacked. >> we are facing actually immoral hurricane in our country. the fbi has gone from advocating their duty to rank equal justice under

. >> todd: ashley strohmier joins us with the exclusive report. >> department officials and what we sentrn order like picking up the trash, swee. dhs says they don't have to have an experience. just willingness to serve. and also cover the cost for them to leave their military jobs to go to the southern border for prescription rents and personal property management. this is leading some people to question if this is really the best use for taxpayer dollars. a policy change by the biden administration could mean a stop to migrants in new york city by bus from el paso. there's been about 2100 venezuelans to cross the border each day in august of this year, 25,000 cross. compare that to the last time last year, 6,000. the policy said asylum-seekers will be sent to mexico if they cross to the u.s. illegally. right now only a handful of venezuelans sent back to mexico and the reason is -- secretary mayorkas is blaming republicans for migrants at the border. the political cried that the border is open is music to the smugglers years because i take that rhetoric and they market it. however, thi

ashley strohmier has more. ashley. >> ashley: a family member he was in the car with confronted a carjacker who was trying to hijack a different vehicle. the family was on their way to church. the boy was taken to the hospital to be treated for a leg wound. a teenager crashed and killed 55-year-old flores. he is facing first degree murder and aggravated fleeing charges. the 17 year old was just one of four people arrested thursday in connection to that crime. the four are also accused of being part of several carjackings on september 29th. in philadelphia, attempted carjacking in the driveway of a mother and daughter caught on tape in the early morning hours last week. we have the disturbing video, just to warn you, it is of the suspect threatening the pair with a gun. [screaming] >> what do you want? take whatever you want, just go. >> ashley: pain to feel hear that, september 19th, 6:00 a.m., they were heading to work and school. footage shows the suspect hideing and sneaking up on the mom and daughter from on

ashley strohmier joins us. >> ashley: there is a suspect in custody, five lost their lives, including police officer. a canine officer was hurt, but released from the hospital. another victim is fighting for his life. >> the raleigh police department, a brother or a sister, when we lose one of our own, it is tragic, heartbreaking day for all of us. >> ashley: mayor of raleigh said a man started shooting around 5 p.m. on a walking trail, shortly after officers blocked off streets and surrounded the neighborhood in a manhunt. officers took a white male juvenile into custody and gave no details on his age or identity. here is the mayor speaking on the tragedy. >> we pray something like this will never happen here. it did. we have to end this mindless gun violence happen nothing our country. >> ashley: the killing of the off-duty police officer comes two days after two officers were -- domestic dispute with two brothers, it appears the call was deliberate act to lure law enforcement to the scene and they were ambushed. alex hames pronounced dead at the scene and dustin demonte died at the

. >> carley: ashley strohmier has more. >> ashley: this new enforcement operation with mexico is in an effort to combat the crisis at the southern border and comes just a month before the midterm, it is supposed to increase checkpoints and crack down on human smuggling and send venezuela ans back to their country. there are 25,000 venezuela migrants encountered in august, that is up from 4000 back in april. those eligible for entry into the u.s. safely and lawfully will have to have a supporter in the u.s. who can provide financially, pass rigorous biometric, biographical and public security screenings and complete vaccination and public health requirements. those ordered removed in the last five years, after this announcement date and not completed vaccination and health requirements will not be eligible. one venezuelan migrant saying once they get to the u.s., it is not scary anymore. >> we made it past the most difficult part, the jungle. many cities are dangerous in mexico, being here you do not have fears anymore, you're much more at peace. >> ashley: house speaker nancy pelosi sa

ashley strohmier has more on it, ashley. >> please have the suspect in custody with a shooting in north carolina yesterday. five people lost their lives including an off-duty police officer. a k-9 officer was hurt but luckily he was released from the hospital. authority said another victim is still fighting for their life. >> the police officer is a brother or a sister so when you lose one of our own comic things are tragic, heartbreaking day for all of us. >> the mayor of raleigh said a man started shooting on greenway, which is a walking trail around 5:00 p.m. and shortly after, officers blocked off streets and surrounded the entire neighborhood in an hour long manhood telling them to shelter. they took him into custody 10:00 p.m. but gave no other details on his age. here is the mayor speaking on that tragedy. >> we pray that something like this will never happen here. it did. we have to end this mindless gun violence happening in our country. >> the killing of the officer in raleigh comes two days after officers killed appeared another seriously hurt responding to what they thought

. >> carley: ashley strohmier has more. ect for law enforcement as crime continues to remain top concern for midterm voters, she released a statement. as democrats, we believe every american deserves to live in a safe community so american families can thrive. thanks toure on members, democratic house has honored our oath to american people to protect and defend. in wisconsin, barnes has a long history of supporting the defund the police, shown with his sheas talking about ice. some are begging for law and order. >> we are hesitant to go out, we just had a car jacking in our city just on our main street that had guns and they tried to car jack and our police department came full force to apprehend them. the crime needs to be taken care of. we need to be safe. >> carley: in new york, incumbent governor kathy hochul went head-to-head with challenger lee zeldin. lee zeldin calling out hochul for your honor itting the cheek to crime during the debate. >> we want to talk about crime, she can't talk about the other people targeted

i'm ashley strohmier in new york. search and rescue teams out in full force in florida and south carolina. the storm is responsible for at least 47 deaths in florida. tens of thousands of homes and businesses have been leveled or washed away in both states. cleanup will take months or perhaps even years. it proved to be one of the costliest storms to prime minister he will the u.s. a humiliating defeat for russian rooms as they retreat from the city of limon. one of the four regions the kremlin illegally annexed friday. . dan: i have been warning you over and over. now the feds saying the quiet part out loud. they want digital currency. it's the biggest surveillance tool in human history. >> so it would not anonymous instrument. we would be looking to balance privacy protection with identity verification which has to be done in today's traditional banking system. joining me now is cryptocurrency expert. you have been sounds the alarm about the central bank digital currencies. this is the ultimate surveillance tool, is

welcome to tox news live i'm ashley strohmier our nation finest about under increasing attack in oftenks. this past week alone two connecticut police officers were shot to death a third was hurt. the latest data reveals the number of officers being targeted and killed has risen. 56 officers have been kill bid gun fire so far this career that is up 14% from this time last year. and about 45% from this time in 2020. and from northern california, word tonight that an allege serial killer is now in custody. police in stockton tell us 43-year-old wesley brownly suspected in shootings deaths of six men and hurting of one woman over the past year. all of the victim were alone. and the killings happened at night or early in the morning investigators say ballistic and evidence link brownly to shooghts now back to "one nation with brian kilmeade." brian: rockets rained down on ukraine this week. on the battlefield losses are piling up for russia. is putin losing his grip on power. his former director said in three months i believe there will be a big change. joining me, garry kasparov. the bigge

i'm ashley strohmier in new york. a global show of support as protesters face a violent government crackdown in iran. rallying in berlin, washington, los angeles and elsewhere. the protest was sparked by the death of a 22-year-old while in custody of the country's morality police. steve bannon says he will be appealing his contempt of congress conviction. he was sentenced to four months in prison. he was convicted of ignoring a subpoena from the january 6 committee. hurricane rosslyn is becoming a cat 4 storm. it's expected to make landfall in mexico p puerta vallarta. dan: turns out college kids who still use remote learning are cheating more. even paying other people to do their work for them. joining us is the author of the book "cheating scam." it turns out that this next generation, a lot of them are cheating. is this a culture problem, education problem, or political problem? >> maybe all three. post lockdowns which will go down as one of the worst mistakes in the history of american education. we are seeing peo

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for todd piro. house speaker nancy pelosi is downplaying the importance. >> it is about getting out to vote, everything else is a conversation compared to that. i hear people talk about inflation, we have to change that subjects, inflation is global phenomenon. >> ashley: this as america fays one of the worst inflationary periods we've seen in years under the biden administration, even senator bernie sanders is expressing concern about voter turnout. >> i am worried about the level of voter turnout among young peep and he will working people voting det crammic and i think again what democrats have to do is contrast their economic plan with the republican. i think it is important to take the attack to republicans, what do they want to do other than complain? >> carley: we spoke with candidate cory mills. >> almost every single american today, it is costing extra month of salary to buy things they bought just 22 months ago, reality is we have 40-year high inflation, we are cpi 8.3%. gas prices are rec

i'm ashley strohmier in new york.d south carolina. the storm is responsible for at least 31 deaths. that number is expected to go up as tens of thousands of homes and businesses have been leveled or completely washed away in both states. at this hour it's a post tropical cyclone scattering light rain across the northeast. word tonight of another disaster. this one in indonesia. 129 soccer fans and two police officers were killed during a soccer match. most of them were trampled to death. the stampede began when police fired tear gas upon unruly peck day stores. . dan: i have been warning you over and over. now the feds saying the quiet part out loud. they want digital currency. it's the biggest surveillance tool in human history. >> so it would not anonymous instrument. we would be looking to balance privacy protection with identity verification which has to be done in today's traditional banking system. joining me now is cryptocurrency expert. you have been sounds the alarm about the central bank digital currencies.

order yours now on blendjet.com ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier in new york. we might soon find out in the coming days whether the department of justice can resume its investigation into the secret documents seized from donald trump's florida estate. prosecutors want to end the review by the special master. they rule the judge who appointed the special master has no authority to interfere in their investigation. moscow reports two of its volunteer soldiers opened troops on soldiers near the ukrainian border. they were members of an unpopular recruitment drive to help batter forces in ukraine. that painting is worth $83 million. >> the oath we took when we became special agents has meaning. it's time to step up. it's time to be the people we were when we took the oath. dan: "fox and friends" co-host pete hegseth watched the shocking interview. pete, as always, thanks for your time. the biggest takeaway was the fact that the motivation for the january 6 investigation didn't appear to be law enforcement, it appeared to be politics. and the fbi is a law enforcemen

i'm ashley strohmier in new york. economic data reflects inflation is stick around.nd the stock market keeps tanking and gas prices are up again. a brand-new poll finds the majority of voters prefer to have republicans in control of congress. three climate activists appeared in london court on charges of criminal damage following a messy protest. two of the suspects are accused of throwing soup on a van gogh painting. the third is charged with spray painting artwork in london. that painting is worth $83 million. >> the oath we took when we became special agents has meaning. it's time to step up. it's time to be the people we were when we took the oath. dan: "fox and friends" co-host pete hegseth watched the shocking interview. pete, as always, thanks for your time. the biggest takeaway was the fact that the motivation for the january 6 investigation didn't appear to be law enforcement, it appeared to be politics. and the fbi is a law enforcement agency. pete: you can tell he's not a political guy. someone like you is the perfect person to conduct it. ultimately that

i'm ashley strohmier. back to "the ingraham angle." "" >> laura: it's friday.ns it's time for friday follies. for that, we go to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. another week, another artistic treasure defiled by climate activists, i see. >> laura, this time it's the national gallery in london. the target, van gogh's sunflowers. soup might be good food but always a bad protest. >> security! >> what is worth more? art or life? is it worth more than food? worth more than justice? are you more concerned about the protection of a painting or the protection of our planet and people? >> laura, how do you claim to protect and value nature when one of the most beautiful depictions of nature, van gogh's sun flaw flowers, you throw soup on. they should have to tape themselves to the dumpster at an emblem of whatnot to do. this is a disgrace. protest all you want. you're not allowed to defile international treasures. i'm sorry. >> laura: let's be very blunt. these are criminals. they should be treated as such. also spoiled brats that think that this is their moment. i

. >> todd: ashley strohmier with more. hing he went to jail for in the first place. he was first arrested in 2024 punching a woman who was walking as she tried to use her cell phone but he also kicked an officer in the groin who was taking him into custody. last month, the judge sentenced him to four concurrent three year sentences for battery charges and a robbery charge. but he got to correctional center and he got to go home for the exact same day for time spent in jail and the states 50% sentence reduction. it was only six days later when he was arrested once again for punching a woman and kicking a police officer in the groin yet the illinois department of corrections is not revoking his parole. meanwhile for chicago mayor lori lightfoot with an ordinance further defending her increase in pay to be clear of the ordinance introduced today would put the mayor and the city treasurer and the clerk in line with all the other elected officials regarding the cost of living increases. it is not a seller increase. right now lig

i'm ashley strohmier in new york another round of north korean weapon test amid growing tensions in the short range ballistic missiles launched over the waters of their eastern coast. they say it is in response to the return of the uss ronald reagan aircraft carrier to the region they blame the u.s. for spurring the recent escalatory weapons test by the hermit nation now growing concern about where the missiles were fired from with japan's defense minister saying they are investigating if the missiles were launched via submarine to increase threat of a targeted strike on the u.s. or its allies. now this tropical storm julia strengthening into a cat hurricane 1 today expected over nicaragua and then weaken as it rolls across central america before dissipating over pacific ocean now back to "one nation with brian kilmeade." i want tog about a politician on the right we should be worried about. a politician to who brushed off accusations of fascism. >> what separates us from italy who elected a fascist. >> a far right political party whose roots go back to post world war ii neofascists. >>

your thoughts on this latest example of human smuggling a ashley strohmier just detailed. >> it is unbelievablething like this in my life. this is proven true, it is an invasion. >> todd: tiktok was being used to recruit drivers to take individuals across the border. how much longer will the biden administration allow china, which runs tiktoks, by the way, to destroy our country, one, for the fentanyl they are allowing across the border and now for human trafficking. >> they will allow it, two years, six years, however long to get them out, they will continue to allow this. >> todd: three million border encounters since joe biden took office, border apprehensions have doubled, tripling the number from 2020. it is clear secretary mayorkas is not doing his job, dhs secretary are supposed to do. calls to impeach him are growing loudeder. won't the next dhs secretary rubber stamp what this administration wants, meaning there will not be a change? >> the way things are going, there won't be a change, part of the homeland security job is to protect borders, administration needs to listen to people in

. >> todd: ashley strohmier the great lady joins us, ashley, we have done the race now and disabilityreporter apologize in the first place? asking an important question about the health of potential senator i.e. one of the highest offices in the land? >> well, she obviously should not apologize. in fact, the rest of the media should circle the wagons around her to protect one of their own as often they do unless it does not break in their favor politically, in this case, that is what happened. yes, asking tough questions to politicians or political hopefuls, that is one of the core jobs of any journalist and exactly what this reporter did. but she is getting this pressure piled on because they don't like the answers either. >> carley: so much vitriol, ashley, for doing her job which is reporting what she saw and experienced during an interview. and also "the washington post" editorial board or warning about a bill washington, d.c., bill which would allow noncitizens to vote, "that is a bad idea and democratic leaders and as a political gift to the g.o.p. just three weeks before the mi

. >> carley: ashley strohmier has the details, ashley. >> officials firing back facing pressure by thet in the unfinished wall. governor ducey responding in a statement, "arizona has had enough. the arizona charge the state with taking down makeshift wall claiming it is illegal, but war of words as mayor of el paso contradicted himself right here on fox news." the white house asked him to not declare an emergency at the border. yesterday on "american newsroom" in the com bennett september 27th. >> did the white house ask you to not declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. the chief of the border patrol, he does not support declaring the state of emergency at this point. our congresswoman chose not to do that and the county does not support that at this point. we may have to do that. there may be a point we have to do that, but at this point and the white house has asked at this point not to do that. be two el paso, city council met in joint jesse watters. listen to this. >> as much as the mayor says this is not a political iss issue, those comments would probably say otherwise.

that is where we find ashley strohmier this morning, good morning. hey, guys, the funeral services for the officer alex will start at 11:00 but people can show up here around 9:30 or so and as you said, both of them promoted to sergeant and lieutenant respectively, >> was born in bristol for eight years, and people who knew them remembered them. >> he was extremely likable any time he walked into a room. i immediately smiled and would approach him and shake his hand and say, good to see you again. >> fun-loving good guy. >> it is a tough day and impossible to put into words. >> that is what you do going the right direction. >> every time an officer or trooper dies in the lineup duty in connecticut they are names are permanently memorialized. >> i think it is necessary to have their names put on the wall as soon as possible and see their loved ones name. i just hope it gives them a sense of peace a and closure but we have to add two more names and we hope this is the last two. >> and a local restaurant owner, she does a weekly thursday night dinner an

. >> carley: ashley strohmier joins us live with all the details. >> arizona officials firing back after facing pressure to remove the shipping containers filling gaps left on the unfinished border wall. governor doug ducey responded in a statement that says "arizona has had enough. the administration charge the state with taking down its makeshift wall claiming it's a legal pier the war of words comes as the mayor of el paso contradicted himself on fox news when questioned whether the white house asked him not to declare an emergency at the border. here's the mayor on "america's newsroom" and when he first made those comments back on september 27th. listen. >> did the white house ask you not to declare a state of emergency? >> absolutely not. the chief, he did not support the declaring of of a state of emergency. our county judge does not support that at this point. we may have to do that. there's going to be a point where we may have to do that. but at this point, the white house has asked for us not to do that. and el paso city council member join jesse watters to react to that. >> as

. >> todd: ashley strohmier joins us with the details. >> sheriff's deputies and hill delco county texasiler 50 miles from downtown texas in a residential area. just a day earlier, a tiktok video uploaded offering $70,000 to anyone willing to drive an 18-wheeler to houston. apparently, concerns citizens reported the truck and deputies took the migrants into custody. ted cruz writing "you have failed to achieve any semblance of operation control at the border. this is a gross dereliction of duty and if not corrected swiftly could provide grounds for impeachment." biden's open border policy is not just affecting border patrol but hitting taxpayers wallets. more than 3,000 smartphones have been given to illegal immigrants by the administration last month. this is costing taxpayers more than $360,000 a day, not only to smartphones have gps tracking but facial recognition and voice identification software. shows a new record set when it comes to migrant encounters. august showed 2 million encounters for the fiscal year with 1.5 million migrants scheduled for hearings but not detained. back to

ashley strohmier is live in the studio with more ashley. >> ashley: that's right. and the economy are dominating concerns heading into the midterms according to the latest abc poll. 28% of voters say the economy will be the single most important issue when it comes to casting a ballot for congress the next is inflation at 22%, abortion trailing behind 16%, climate change coming in last at 5%. however when white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was pressed on inflation being a big worry for voters, this was her response. >> when the president walked into this administration, the economy was in ruins. it was in absolute ruins. we saw unemployment was at about 6.4%. and so now because of this president's policies, unemployment is at 3.5%, historic lows, we haven't seen that in 50 years. >> ashley: republicans agreeing the cost of living is still number one in most americans eyes pointing blame at the biden administration. >> these families are struggling from the price of gas to the grocery stores and now we have halloween coming and with this biden inflation,

. >> brian: ashley strohmier knows all about it live in long island at the funeral. ashley?ral for explain alisonn russo-elling going get underway at 11:00 as preparations have been going on all morning long. russo-elling a world trade center responder on 9/11 bruisely stabbed 19 times in queens grabbing food while she was on duty. police say that attack was completely up provoked. during the funeral service pro-minnesotaed to captain. the captain saying she was everything we look for in a leader this posthumous promotion deep sign of respect and admiration for all the selfless work she did throughout her career. the nypd commissioner weighing in saying the attack was senseless on on duty e.m.s. assault on our community. she was considered the mother of that station. >> mayor eric adams will be atteattending this funeral as hs expected to speak later on. russo-elling is the 1,158th member of the fdny to die in the line of duty but second to be murdered in the streets in the last five years. fellow paramedic said the 61-year-old russo-elling had a heart of gold and also wante

. >> brian: enough to get ashley strohmier up early for us. ine what we know. >> like ainsley said i will believe it when i see it. the fbi may be finally closing in on charges against hunter biden. former justice department official saying an outcome in the year's long investigation into the first son could be imminent. hunter has been under federal investigation into his overseas business dealings since 2018 when hills father was the v.p. federal prosecutors are weighing a number of possible charges against the president's son, including a failure to pay income tax. money laundering, and various other tax crimes as well as lying when buying a gun. hunter biden's attorney responding, quote: it is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a grand jury investigation such as this one. we expect the doj will diligently investigate and prosecute such bad actors as is proper and legally required. we believe the prosecutors in this case are diligently weighing not just evidence provided by agents but also the other witnesses in t

. >> carley: ashley strohmier has

the teen who still is in critical condition will be charged as an adult ashley strohmier joining us withest. >> raleigh north carolina is looking and in the community where the deadly shooting happeneds on thursday. the 15-year-old suspect has been identified as austin thompson he remains in the hospital tonight. police recovered a hand gun and long gun during their investigation of the crime scenes that spanned two miles. frantic 9-1-1 caller said shooter was wearing camo and you can hear one man begging for help after his friend the police officer who was headed to work but he's off-duty was targeted and killed. [inaudible conversations] >> going to go get help out there. you've been shot -- that officer later identified as 29-year-old gabriel torres as ebbs shot on his way to work. lawrence. >> that was so difficult -- and ashley this was a difficult week for the police across the country that raleigh officer only one of at least is 12 offis according to the fraternal order of police. >> it was and among them two officers killed another seriously hurt in bristol connecticut this week

. >> will: ashley strohmier is live ahead of today's service. ashley? >> hey, guys, good morning.funeral services for those fallen officers. lieutenant dustin demonte and sergeant alex hamzy. going to starts at 11:00. people are able to come here starting at 6:00 a.m. when i say 6:00 a.m. people are ingoing up, trying to get into this area. i have seen people from albany show up. and then tens of thousands of people and officers are expected to pay their respects here today. as well as people all the way from canada. now, demonte was with the bristol police department for 10 and a half years. hamzy was born with in business toll and with the ph.d. for 8 years. here is how people who knew them remember them. >> he was extremely likeable. any time he walked into a many radio. you know, i just immediately smiled. and i would approach him. and, you know, shake his hand and say hey, good to see you again. >> fun loving good guy. who would always help anyone he could. >> it's a very tough day. impossible to put into words. >> kept me out of trouble when i was in trouble. steered me in t

. >> will: ashley strohmier is there ahead of the service. >> hey, guys, good morning to you three. those services, the joint services for lieutenant dustin demonte and sergeant alex hamzy, they will start at 11:00. state troopers in connecticut said people can start coming to this area around 6:00 a.m. i will tell you right at this 6:00 a.m. mark is when we saw police coming in from albany and as well as see officers across the country and tens of thousands to pay their respects all the way up to canada. we have heard reports of that as well. now, demonte was with the bristol police department for 10 and a half years. hamzy was born in bristol. he was with the department for 8 years. people knew them said extremely likeable guys. always smile and willing to jump in and help. every time an officer or trooper does die in connecticut their names are permanently memorialized. take a listen to this. >> i felt it necessary to have the names put on the wall as soon as possible, see their loved one's name i hope it gives them a sense of peace and clo

rachel: ashley strohmier with the details. good morning.ard nurses were shot and killed during the labor and delivery area of the hospital around seven a.m. on saturday. not clear who the nurses are as police not released details. the suspect, 30-year-old nestor hernandez is on parole or aggravated robbery. he had an active ankle monitor on. hernandez was taken into custody after methodist health care police officer shot and injured the suspect. the dallas police chief said this is failure of our criminal justice system. he released a statement, i'm praying for loved ones and colleagues of two nurses at methodist dallas medical center, violently senselessly taken from us. our city loves the health care heroes. our residents will be there for them as we grieve and seek quick justice. some are questioning why hernandez was out on parole in the first place. >> why was this guy out on parole when he had been charged with aggravated robbery? why was he wearing an ankle bracelet? and he had a gun. he goes into the hospital. all of those things ar

ashley strohmier joins us from long island where her funeral will be held later on this morning. good morning. yeah, the funeral for the slain fdny e.m.s. alison russo-elling responder to 9/11. brutally stabbed 19 times in queens. grabbing food while she was on duty. police say the attack was completely unprovoked. during the funeral services today she will be posthumously promoted to captain. russ as was everything we looked for in a leader. mow motion a sign of the work she did throughout her career. senseless on on duty e.m.s. and direct assault on our society. here's how the fdny president described. >> she was a wonderful person. caring. loved her family. loved the members she worked with at her station. she was considered the mother ever that station. >> her wake services were held on monday and tuesday. that's is where russo-elling's parents condition fronted the new york city mayor eric adams demanding he get that crime crisis under control. russo-elling is the 1,158th member of the fdny to line in the line of duty seconds e.m.s. to be murdered in the streets of new york c

ashley strohmier live for us in new york with more. good evening. >> nearly all products are transported by diesel fuels, trucks, trains and barges and right now the u.s. only has 25 days worth of diesel supply in reserve. with the fear of a diesel fuel shortage comes higher demand which ultimately means higher prices. a lack of refining capacity in investment and refinery closures and maintenance are all tied to this looming situation. a white house official released a statement saying they are closely monitoring diesel inventory levels especially on the east coast and are in touch with the u.s. energy companies on the need to build up reserves and drive toward solutions. nu england the diesel fuel and heating oil supply is 66% below, the mid-atlantic is 66% below. already double what it used to be. >> a normal delivery which is usually 170, 180 gallons, the same now for a thousand dollar bill. >> goldman sachs warned the short edge saying it will cause a spike this winter, ultimately putting strain on people with the fixed income and

ashley strohmier has the breaking information p.r. go what we know exactly?police have a suspect in custody. the mayor said a man with a long gun started shooting on a walking trail around 5:00 p.m. officers blocked off streets and surrounded the neighborhood and an hour long manhunt well telling residents to shelter in place. 8:00 p.m. the mayor said that the suspects contained but it wasn't until two hours later he was described as in custody. the officer was transported to the hospital but has since been released. another person remains in critical condition. mayor speaking to the community regarding the violence. >> we have to wake up. i don't want other mayors standing here at the podium with their hearts breaking because people in their community died today. needlessly and tragically. >> this is the 25th mash rating of 2022 according to the associated press mass killings database. governor roy cooper speaking out on the violence tonight. speak of the nightmare of every community has come to raleigh. this is a senseless, horrific, and infuriating act of