ashley strohmier? >> reporter: it would have to be something in relation to dogs. t is where i would go. >> trace: and ashley down for a dog museum. tudor dixon, what is your museum? >> i thought about this for very long time. i think i have to go with the museum of ev vehicles because they think -- i think you should learn history so you don't repeat your mistakes. >> trace: be careful because they can catch fire at any moment. >> take the batteries out. >> trace: take the batteries out before you put it in the museum. vik bajaj. >> i think it would be the ones true history of wars and then the rationale that is eventually explained and discovered to explain the harm that a lot of people go through. >> trace: very good museum. marianne rafferty? >> reporter: everything is for my kids. it would be all dinosaurs all the time. is everything than a store -- dinosaur. >> trace: jackie ibanez would be like to know, not for the kids. i'm doing this for me. kevin corke? >> kevin: the international museum of video gaming. i think there are so many great games. i remember co

ashley strohmier is back live with the new information on this. i again, trace. we have heard from some gop lawmakers who are sounding the alarm about this disturbing and really mysterious illegal lab run by a company tied to china. it only came to light when a code enforcement officer in a small california town noticed a house sticking out from what was supposed to be a vacant warehouse. >> potentially a marijuana grow? perhaps. or maybe even a small meth lab? perhaps. some type of clan des dine setup but i would have never anticipated a biological lab being stored in a warehouse in the manner that it was being stored in. >> reporter: that discovery sparked an investigation that now includes the cdc that found the hazardous bio lab was apparently operating with none of the legally required safety controls and was filled with chemicals, medical waste and infectious pathogens that does include take bush low hiv and malaria as well as genetically engineered mice designed to carry the covid-19 virus. the lab was being run under a company called presti

ashley strohmier thank you. let's bring in defense of freedom institute spokeswoman angela marino and bethany mandel. thank you for coming on tonight. do you first angela because you can't call yourself a century city or a century state and not have a plan when you got some 20,000 migrant children leading to go to school. >> these big blue cities are eager to welcome migrants until they figure out that they have to feed and house and educate them. these parents are absolutely right to be outreach about the lack of a plan for these tens of thousands of new students. but where is the outrage for the many thousands of students in new york city's. schools who are already being filled by that system? recent test scores showed that 51% over half of students in middle grades are behind in reading. sso yes, new york needs a plan for these new students. they need a better plan for their current students as well. >> trace: and bethany, she makes a good point. of time you overcrowded schools, every time you throw a bunch o

ashley strohmier live in the new york city news room with a mad final rush for candidates to qualify. ashley, it really is coming down to the wire. >> yeah, it really is trace and several republican white house hopefuls are appearing at a conservative conference with the hopes of making up ground against donald trump who continues to hold a commanding lead in the latest fox news poll. the former president not speaking at the atlanta event but florida governor ron desantis was there today and told radio host eric erickson he wants the 2024 election and the fox news primary debate next wednesday to be a referendum on president biden and not on 2020. >> there's nobody that wants us to be looking backwards more than the democrats and the media. they would love to have us have to relit gate all this stuff from 2020, 2021. because what does that do? that lets biden sit in his basement again. >> reporter: so according to the new york times, the main super pac desantis has advised the florida governor to, quote, take a sledge hammer to vivek ramaswamy on the debate stage wednesday, something

i'm ashley strohmier, now back to "sunday night in america."state that produced ronald reagan, gave you jerry brown. california had a fascination with progressive prosecutors and soon after elected progressive prosecutors voters want to recall the progressive prosecutors. why don't you skip a step and not elect them in the first place? next on the docket is people of alameda county verses da price. she's been in office under a year, do nonot underestimate her, she's done damage in a short time. she doesn't like long prison sentences. she hired her boyfriend, who is not without some question. concern of one group, failed leadership including movement to defund the police district attorney'sun willingness to charge people who commit murder and serious crime and anti-police rhetoric created heyday for oakland criminals. that was from the naacp, not the gop, not the victims association, that is naacp, and they are correct. people deserve to be safe and live without fear or without being victimize. you are guaranteed right to defense counsel, prosec

. >> carley: ashley strohmier has that interview. >> ashley: this man has swept with "rich men northic is for people struggling to get by and he wants to give them a voice. here is what fans told griff jenkins this weekend at the tree concert that through thousands? >> what do you think about this aliver anthony? >> good old boy that has a lot of value and you can feel that in his music. >> man that reads scripture and prays before a concert. >> goes to work to provide for family and friends, that is what it is about. >> he is one of us. >> ashley: his fans are applauding him for speaking the truth. he says his song is for everybody. >> for one identity or one group of people, it is for human beings in general. people don't need to rely on politicians. >> ashley: after he performed, he made it a point to stay and meet every single one of the fans who came to see him play. he is taking the nation by storm with that song. >> carley: thank you for that. over the weekend, i was listening to a reaction video of people listening to the song for the first time. it was all walks of life, men

correspondent ashley strohmier catches us up on all of that.ually, good evening but yeah, there's a lot going on around world. first year former president donald trump will be heading to georgia tomorrow after receiving a bond order from a fulton county judge. he announced his intentions on truth social singh in part, can you believe it? i will be going to atlanta, georgia, on thursday to be arrested by a radical left district attorney. this is in coordination with crooked joe biden's tchio -- doj. is all about election interference. trump did not indicate what time he would arrive at the jail to be process. he still denies any wrongdoing. okay, so not to rush over, the exiled warlord who challenged putin just months ago is reportedly died. this is after the business jet he was taking from moscow to stg 10 people. more details have yet to come out including whether or not this was really an accident. the pentagon told fox news digital they are monitoring the situation. and finally, the suspect in an active shooter situation in pittsburgh is dea

. >> ashley: and i'm ashley strohmier. former president trump legal team and justice department have until 3 p.m. today to submit possible dates for a hearing where a federal judge will decide if the former president can share evidence publicly. >> carley: trump team is accusing the government of trying to restrict his first amendment rights. >> want to make sure the protective order is not too broad, only sensitive or sealed material should be kept out of public view and they said this, in a trial about first amendment right, the government seeks to restrict first amendment rights. party members and media have proliferated false allegations. former president trump seized any -- as breach of his rights, putting blame on the current administration. on truth social, biden want thug prosecutor jack smith to file for court order taking away my first amendment right, speech. without protective order trump and his team could post or talk about discovery evidence that that would compromise witnesses and the case itself. jonathan

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. more on that later in the show. former president trump's legal team facing 5 p.m. deadline to respond to the push to limit what the defense can share about trump's election interference case. >> we will not agree to keeping information not sensitive from the press. they have a right to know what the evidence is in this case, provided this evidence is not protected otherwise. we will oppose it, as we have. >> carley: alexandria hoff joins us with more. >> alexandria: trump attorneys filed motion to respond to this. judge denied the request this weekend. protective order is granted, president trump and his team will be limited what they can disclose. truth social post trump appeared to promise revenge. here is democratic congressman jamie raskin. >> what extent trump will be obstructing justice or interfering with honest witness testimony. this conspiracy continues, they are going back to the argument trump won the election. >> alexandria: trump wants the judge off the case, writing, no way i can get a fair trial with

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro. military helicopters have been deploy to the state, 150 gallons of water dumped on maui county. officials want president biden to declare emergency. >> this is not a safe place to be in maui, we have shelters overrun and resources being taxed. we are doing whatever we can and the state is providing whatever support that we can to give support to both maui and to the big island. >> carley: tulsi gabbard is standing by with an update. we begin with max gordon on the ground in maui. max, what are you seeing? >> this is a very active situation, as we were flying in a couple hours ago, you see the flames from the air and firefighters battles on the ground. search and rescue still underway and there are fears the death toll could go up. unfortunately, 36 people confirmed dead temperature is unclear the cause of the fire. but maui was a tender box. you had hurricane dora, a few hundred miles that whipped up 80 mile per hour gusts fanning the flames and grounding helicopt helicopters. the cit

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. governor ron desantis is warning residents to be alert and prepared for the worse. assume there will be noticeable impact that could become catastrophic. this storm is storm most people thought would end a tropical storm or maybe a category 1, almost every time they have updated this, they said it will get stronger. buckle up for this one, it will be a major hurricane. >> ashley: senior fox meteorologist janice dean is tracking this storm this morning. >> janice: we have a hurricane and expect this storm to intensify to major hurricane category 3 or 4. take a look at it. 5 a.m., 75 mile per hour sustained winds kicking up along the west coast of florida. this is going to be a big impact event for the big bend of florida and places along the west coast need to take precaution and areas across georgia and carolinas have to be preparing for high impact event. not only potential for tropical storm force wind, heavy rinfall in areas crossing over the southeast and power outages. other big

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. none of the fires are 100% contained. the beautiful town of lahaina is gone. >> all gone from . >> the mayor said it is all gone, it's all gone. all gone. it's gone. so do i know exactly how many buildings? we'll get that. but we're going to get it right and get it in time. >> ashley: alexandria hoff has more. devastating, alexandria. >> alexandria: strong winds have somewhat died down, allowing for the true scope to be revealed by air. we have seen some footage, fire levelled the town of lahaina into a scorched shell. as of today, firefighters contained 80% of the fire there. others continue to burn around maui and the big island. could take weeks until a complete search for the missing can happen. asking for help to provide temporary assistance. in a town like lahaina, there is nothing left to repair, there is nothing left at all. >> it is going to take many years to rebuild lahaina. when you see the full extent of the destruction of lahaina, it will shock you. it does appear like a bomb and fire went off, if i may. all

. >> carley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus.en and his family, and house republicans pushing forward with probe and budget battle is on the horizon. >> todd: biden administration taking heat as the 2024 election comes into focus. alexandria with more. good morning. >> alexandria: 61% of registered voters disapprove of president biden handling of the economy. his campaign believes it is phrasing that is the issue. >> i think that how you ask the question, the question you ask, you will get different answers. you hear people say they are satisfied with their income, they are very satisfied with their job. we think that is very telling. throw the word economy in a broad sense, you get a different response. >> alexandria: it is clear the president believes using the term bidenomics will help him earn a second term. what issues are hitting them the hardest. listen. >> gas prices, gas prices suck. >> a lot of issue with the economy, it's been rough. >> my main issue is that most politicians are too old. >> just not more extreme viewpo

. >> carley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. and his family, and house republicans pushing forward with probe and budget battle is on th

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro.earch and rescue are using dogs to look through the wreckage and the government is ordering comprehensive review in what is now the fifth deadliest fire in u.s. history. fox weather correspondent max gordon has more for us. no official reason why the fire started, the finger is being pointed at hawaiian electric. they kept electricity on amid high fire and wind danger. they are focused on restoring power in the affected areas. the governor of hawaii ordering an investigation into why the fires started. take a listen. >> i've authorized an extensive review. we will build back together and find out what we could have done to prevent such loss of life and bringing the government to alleviate suffering. >> the local government here limiting access to the town of lahaina, devastated by fire, saying it is unsafe and they are recovering bodies, in one case, entire family of four identified as victims. curfew is in place running from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with access limited to residents and peopl

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro >> president biden stopping in border states arizona and new mexico, not to spotlight the border crisis, he is talking about the inflation reduction act. lucas tomlinson is breaking down the reality of byted's policies. good morning, lucas. >> lucas: that is right, president biden claiming economic progress. the rate may have slowed, it continues to rise, as you know when you go to the grocery store or gas station. statement, in the years since i signed legislation to law, companies have announced $166 to bring semiconductor manufacturing back to the united states, the act is key part of bidenomics agenda to bring opportunity to every point of the country. gas is not $5, gas is currently at an eight-month high. a year ago it was $4.06 and the day biden was sworn in, it averaged $2.38. america's credit rating downgraded, nine countries have higher credit rating than the united states. moody's is reviewing for a possible downgrade, companies like tyson, cvs, microsoft and wells fargo are having layoffs. joe manchin helped pass the bill an

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. this is unlike any storm we have seen before. >> todd: the message is clear, evacuate immediately. >> this is a major hurricane. there is going to be a lot of debris, particularly in the big bend area, power lines will be down and a lot of need for all hands on deck. very few people can survive the path of major storm surge and this storm will be deadly if we don't get out of harm's way and take it seriously. >> ashley: janice dean is tracking and jimmy petronis is standing by. >> todd: we begin with matt finn live in st. pete beach. what are you seeing right now? >> we have been feeling consistent winds for several hours. dramatic shifts and fluctuation in the weather all night long.

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for todd piro.

will: ashley strohmier's here with the story. >> reporter: hi, guys, the twitch streamer was releasedn precinct late are last night after being charged for inciting a riot in union square. the 21-year-old has a huge following of more than 20 million people online and thousands of those followers crowded the downtown square after he announced a giveaway claiming he would hand out computers, playstation 5s and microphones from a truck. it is the unclear if he was able to give any of those things away. the crowd quickly turned to a riot with people throwing things at nypd can officers, destroying stores and jumping on parked cars. police calling it a a level four response after the crowd began to swell yesterday afternoon. police also made dozens of arrests as the situation got worse. about 65 people were taken into custody, that does include 30 minors. at least 3 police officers were reportedly hurt, but they're expected to be okay. the nypd chief of department spoke on violence against police after incident. watch. >> our officers were attacked. we were crushed, we were pushed. i had o

. ♪ >> we are back with your headlines this morning i'm ashley strohmier.are learning more about the california biker bar shooting that left four dead. this includes the suspect and six more hurt. police say a gunman opened fire on cooks corner bar last night before a standoff with deputies t suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. it is still unclear whether he was killed by police. orange county sheriff's department working to confirm reports that the suspect was a retired law enforcement officer. he also cannot yet confirm reports that the shooting was tied to a domestic dispute. officials say two victims are fighting for their lives in the hospital this morning while the other four are stable. >> president biden slugging off questions about the presumed death of wagner group leader yevgeny prigozhin who led the mute any against president putin in yesterday's moscow plane crash. >> i don't know for a fact what happened but i'm not surprised. do you think -- >> there's not much that happens with vladimir putin but i don't know enough. i've been working