i will see you next time news am ashley strohmier, live in new york. israel's military is starting to evacuate palestinian civilians from gaza's crowded rafah city, signaling a ground invasion could be imminent right now. idf troops are calling on people living in the eastern neighborhoods closest to israel's border to move towards expanded humanitarian zones and muos israel says its army has expanded assistance into the area, including field hospitals, tents, food and water. the idf says it's using fliers, maps, text messages and phone calls to instruct gazans on where to go. israel is describing this as a, quote, limited scope operation and says it is not a large scale evacuation. about 100,000 residents are being urged to temporarily evacuate as of now. israel also saying it will put, not put a time frame on these evacuations. the decision comes after a deadly rocket attack killed three israeli soldiers and hurt several others yesterday. hamas is claiming responsibility for the attack, which happened at a main crossing point for aid near rafah. it a

ashley strohmier live for us in new york, thank you. [ ♪♪ ] >>> while the fox news and a commonsenseartment think is the anti- israel protesters are not nearly as anti- israel as they are anti-american and it you need look no further than of the world war i memorial in new york city that protesters vandalized. they sprayed tainted of the word gauze on the base of the statutes and opposed to flag stickers on the bronze shoulders, is -- soldiers, debasing a symbol of a wall-to-wall one is not a fist bump with palestinians, it is a thumbs down on in this country. common sense would remind of those protesters, the only reason they are allowed to spew their hate is because some american, somewhere, fought and died for their right to spew their hate. and vandalizing a war statue is a pretty good indication they now hate the people who fought. student at columbia law school have now sent to a threatening e-mail to jewish students at columbia, not is really jewish students telling them "no jew is safe until everyone is safe and no jew is free until palestine is free". so you are angry at isr

ashley strohmier live in new york city with the latest on this. ey, good evening. >> reporter: of the seven migrants charged in the assault against two nypd officers in times square, the new york post reports that six of them are now looking at two years or less behind bars, that is if they plead guilty to second-degree assault, a felony punishable by up in seven years in jail. if the suspects accept alvin bragg's offer, the report says three of the migrants would serve just one year in jail, one migrant would be sentenced to two years and two others would get six months in exchange for their guilty pleas. the defendant's attorneys have not yet accepted those plea deals according to the post, including the attorney for the 24-year-old who was freed on bail in february and was let go again just yesterday for reportedly attempting to steal from a macy's. meantime we are getting new exclusive information about the surging number of the so-called got a ways, migrants who have illegally crossed into the u.s. without being seen by the border control. it

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ashley strohmier, live in new york. you are taking a look at live pictures out of our nation's capitol, where police are clearing out a pro-palestinian encampment at george washington university. as you can see right now, it looks like police have the roads blocked off. and there's protesters and onlookers there, this is the shot we have this morning at 4:00. as i said, in the nation's capital, you can hear people chanting, the encampment has been building over the last 14 days or so in an area of the campus known as university yard. the school has been trying to bring an end to it, but has had no success. meantime, protesters there have been preparing for the police to possibly move in, and that's been going on since sunday. that's when the president of the university issued a statement calling on the protests on campus, illegal and potentially dangerous. at least eight students have been suspended so far. students, faculty, staff and community members are demanding a ceasefire in gaza. they're also calling on the scho

. >> trace: ashley strohmier live in new york, thank you. let's bring in ph.d.ctor houman hemmati. dr i want to play one of the gym owners, this is back in 2020, he said this to -- and it's interesting what actually just said because it meshes, watch. >> can you come back? >> absolutely not. they tried to. frank and i when we opened back in may, we promised each other that we were going to see this through and that we were going to fight until we had nothing left. >> trace: until they just about had nothing left and they ended up winning. that's how many mistakes were made during covid. >> there were a lot of mistakes made and this is just as well served. unfortunately too little too late. they lost a lot of money. when you look at the policies, same as gavin newsom's, they were based in nothing, no commonsense, no scientific fact. this is a government that allowed liquor stores to stay open, allowed veterinary practices, cell phone repair shops, you name it, but they considered gyms, the one place you want people to go and try to get healthy, mentally and physi

for now, i'm ashley strohmier. we're going to send you back to regular programming already in progress. >> you got everybody. after weeks of protests on campus, columbia has canceled itsrotest graduation ceremony. students are encouraged, however to riot on zoom. all right. mcdonald's is bringing back the confetti cookie dough mcflurry, but only in canada, leaving many american fans upset. it's yet another reason for ona. n't evo move to canad don't ever leaveer, joy. ten more whistle blowerso spea prepared to speak out about the problems at boeing. memorial services for the whistle blowers will be held at a location to be determinedl bed n to. >> tell you the monologue. columbia university canceled graduation ceremonies thanks the to the anti-israel encampments that keep popping up like post r spring break you ties. now protests just won't get to i throw their kathie in the air and make the whole campus look like a pizza hut tablecloth. thistableclo after students demt the school cancel finals and hand out passing

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i'm ashley strohmier, back to 'the five'. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: >> harold: look back to 'the five'd, judge what was your favorite outdoor activity? >> judge jeanine: it depends, when i was a kid i used to love to go to the park. most kids do, go down the slide. and then as you get older, the amusement park, and then swimming you might raise to love to swim b6 and jimmy what was yours q.! >> was a big bike rider but eloped to organize games. we played a lot of tag, every kid growing up played cops and robbers, cowboys and elizabeth lawrence. [ laughter ] the point is i used to love those types of street games. >> harold: what about you? >> dana: i used to love the amusement park, lakeside, but i used to love to rollerskate. i had rollerskates, yeah. i'm pretty good, i'll have a contest with you. >> harold: ab jesse watters can bring us on watermelon. >> jesse: what was your favorite outdoor activity? >> diving board, one of the lifeguards on watch or hidden and have a friend double valencia. super double duper balance, you got a lot of air. >> harold: you are the reason public pools

i'm ashley strohmier, live in new york. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is meeting this morning with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky. blinken arrived in kyiv early tuesday, local time, on an unannounced diplomatic mission to reassure ukraine it has american support as it fights back increasingly intense russian attacks. his visit comes less than a month after congress approved a long delayed foreign assistance package that sets aside $60 billion in aid for ukraine. during this morning's meeting, blinken told zelensky the new weapons package is already arriving and more is coming, stressing, quote, that's going to make a difference. zelensky, in turn, thanked the u.s. for the latest weapons package. fierce battles are taking place near the border in eastern and northeastern ukraine, with outgunned and outnumbered ukrainian soldiers trying to push back the significant russian ground offensive. speaking sunday, blinken said, quote, if putin thinks he can outlast ukraine, outlast its supporters, he is wrong again. us se

♪austedo xr♪ >> i'm ashley strohmier in new york. jobs near criminal tried to be coming to an incident that his former attorney michael cohen back on the stand tomorrow but is likely to be the final day of cross-examination. cohen is believed to be the prosecution's last witness and if that's the case of defense will have the opportunity to begin calling their own witness to the stand and if they decide not to arguments can begin as early as tuesday. millions in our nation's heartland are facing harsh weather. today marks the beginning of a multistate severe weather threat. much of the plane to the midwest could see large hail tornadoes heavy rain and damaging winds. a rocky weather pattern is expected to calm down midweek. i'm ashley strohmier and back to "sunday night in america." i'll have all your headlines on foxnews.com. welcome back to "sunday night in america" for the biden administration is trying to walk a political tightrope in the middle east. holding onto is her one day professing solidarity with the jewish people and th

." ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live come ashley strohmier in new york.om rafah is accelerating. it is really forces push deeper into the crowded city. the idf says 3,000 people have fled from that part of the enclave. this has top u.s. officials continue to offer stark warnings against major ground offensive and rafah. secretary antony blinken saying on sunday it would lead to widespread civilian casualties. the white house threatening to withhold weapons at full scale invasion. israel claims rafah is hamas' last stronghold. all eyes on new york as prosecutor star witness michael cohen set to testify in donald trump's criminal trial. he is expected to say trump directed him to pay hush money to adult film star of the final 2016 election. trump denies the allegations. i'm ashley strohmier and sunday back to "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." stormy daniels was on the witness stand this week and there should hav sthd the been . warning. e wesalacious details, but where those details relevant? admissible, nece

ashley strohmier is live a new york without a part of the story, good evening. >> we are beginning tosee the college campus protests turning into that commencement protests with many say monies across the country being impacted already. a student at columbia university for the anti- israel demonstration started revved up her diploma on the stage during the school of social work ceremony, when he commencement it say monies have been reporting were canceled due to security concerns. and jerry seinfeld who is je jewish, heckling as a standup comedian, received this welcome from a crowd at duke university as he was being introduced to mike take a listen. >> hundreds of protesters repeatedly interrupted bc berkeley's graduation program with latter proposed in the entrance, some students and parents were upset but of those disturbances. >> i came here, we work hard for four years. this is extremely saturn. >> awaited for this day for a long time to see my son graduates. he is the first in our family to do so. it's not the appropriate time or place. >> more of this is being expected next wee

ashley strohmier is live in new york with new information on this. good evening. >> reporter: students at princeton university protesting israel's war with hamas in gaza calling an end to their hunger strike after just ten days. the end of the hunger strike came after members initially vowed not to eat or drink again until a pair of demands were met "participants will abstain from all food and drink except water until our demands are met. we commit our bodies to their liberation of palestine. princeton, hear us now, we will not be moved." on may 3rd. the demands included disclosure -- disclosure, divestment and full academic and cultural boycott of israel and grant complete amnesty from all criminal and disciplinary charges for just -- perches a bins of the peaceful sit in. princeton, divest now, calling for the university to divest from america's middle eastern ally due to the high civilian death toll said additional strikers would be continuing their efforts, writing, due to health concerns of the 13 strikers who fasted for ten days , the first hun

shop now at sleepnumber.com ashley strohmier, live in new york.ew york city. that's where the nypd has just cleared an encampment at the fashion institute for technology. that's in midtown manhattan. this all happening less than an hour ago. and it's a story we've been following all night long. we know more than a dozen protesters were zip tied, arrested and then loaded onto a police bus to be taken to the police station. police say the camp was only dismantled after the school requested it happen. hundreds of protesters had been gathering near the school all evening long after marching through the streets earlier in the day at times it was a very intense scene, with protesters chanting protect the encampment! our crew at the scene tells us some of the arrests were forceful. demonstrators are demanding a cease fire in gaza, but they're also calling on the school to cut its financial ties with israel. again, if you are just now joining us, police have cleared a pro-palestinian camp at the fashion institute for technology in new york city. it was af

ism ashley strohmier, live in new york. iranian state media is reporting there are no signs of life seen at the crash site of a helicopter that was carrying president ebrahim raisi and others. the news of reese's death comes nearly 15 hours after the helicopter crashed in a remote part of the country during dense fog. rescue efforts have been hampered by bad weather and tough terrain. a number of other top officials, including the country's foreign minister, were also on board. the chopper was heading back to the country's capital when it reportedly went down. the crash comes at a fraught moment in the middle east, with the war raging in gaza and weeks after iran launched a drone and missile attack on israel in response to a deadly strike on its diplomatic compound in damascus, hardliner raisi became president in an historically uncompetitive election in 2021. previously, the chief justice, he has overseen a period of intensified repression of dissent in a nation convulsed by youth led protests against clerical rule. again,

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i'm ashley strohmier, live in new york. iranian state media is reporting there are no signs of life. seen at the crash site of a helicopter that was carrying president ibrahim raisi and others. news of reese's death comes nearly 15 hours after the helicopter crashed in a remote part of the country during dense fog. rescue efforts have been hampered by bad weather and tough terrain. a number of other top officials, including the country's foreign minister, were also on board. the chopper was heading back to the country's capital when it reportedly went down. the crash comes at a fraught moment in the middle east, with war raging in gaza and weeks after iran launched a drone and missile attack on israel that was in response to a deadly strike on its diplomatic compound in damascus, hardliner raisi became president in a historically, uncompetitive election in 2021. iran's supreme leader is stressing the business of iran's government will continue no matter what. under the iranian constitution. in iran's first vice president ta

welcoming boxes live in ashley strohmier, new york. closing arguments are just hours away and the hush money trial against former president donald trump when trial resumes this morning. prosecutors and defense lawyers will have the final opportunity to address the jury. deliberations are expected to start wednesday. the jury will consider 34 charges against the republican nominee. trump maintains he is innocent and the basketball community is in mourning following death of hall of fame center bill walton, the nba says the two time national champion turned broadcaster died after a battle cancer following his hoop career. big red got into broadcasting for decades, finishing up his career at espn, he was known for bringing a sense of joy, wonder and wackiness to the coverage of the game. bill walton was 71 years old. i'm ashley strohmier to back to hannity for. >> all of your headlines. log on to foxnews.com and welcome back to the special edition of "hannity". now, i spoke with new england sp robert kraftowner the day he announced he was

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i'm ashley strohmier, live in new york. iranian state media is reporting there are no signs of life seen at the crash site of the helicopter that was carrying president ebrahim raisi and others. news of reese's death comes nearly 24 hours after that helicopter crashed in a remote part of the country during dense fog. reese's sudden death, along with the deaths of iran's foreign minister and the other officials, comes as iran struggles with internal dissent and its relations with the wider world. joining us now to talk more about the aftermath of this deadly crash is fox news correspondent madeline rivera. from our nation's capital this morning. hi, madeleine. good morning. ashley. as you mentioned, rescue teams, search and rescue teams had been searching for hours. a remote area in the country's north west region near its border with azerbaijan . this is an area that's filled with dense forests, filled with mountain ins. and bad weather also hampered, hampered. these search and rescue efforts. at one point, teams had to cal

im ashley strohmier, live in new york. israel. taking a major step against hamas at this hour. the idf confirms one of its tank brigades has taken control of the gaza side of the rafah border crossing. it connects the war torn territory to egypt. this is new video showing the tanks moving in. officials say the operation was very precise and very limited. they also say it was only in specific areas of eastern rafah. the crossing is one of the main supply routes for humanitarian aid into gaza. and we are told all movement there has stopped at least for now. 20 hamas militants were reportedly killed during today's sees. three terror shafts were also apparently found in that area. this is one of the first significant military actions israel has taken in part of the enclave, where more than a million palestinians are taking refuge. before today, the idf mainly hit targets with airstrikes in rafah. israel claims the gaza side of the crossing was being used for terror activity. the idf says hamas fired mortars toward israel's border from the area of the crossing over the weekend. four

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ashley strohmier's live in new york with a look at wear the trail meets the trial. >> reporter: hellok advantage of the break in his new york trial today to hit the campaign trail in wisconsin and michigan but that did not stop him from speaking out about what he calls a fake trial. listen... >> i'm a new york all the time with the biden trial. biden trial. a fake trial. that all of the legal scholars say is a disgrace, it's a fake trial, they do it to try and take your powers away, try and take your candidate a way that's killing them in the polls. >> reporter: trump is also accusing the judge of election interference, writing on truth social, rigged, crooked and above all and without question conflicted. it's a disgrace to our country, they've taken weight my right to free speech. those comments come after trump was hit with a 9000-dollar bill, ruling he violated a gag order, attached -- attacked witnesses on social media. if it happens again, trump could be put behind bars and that is according to the judges written ruling which says defendant is hereby warned that the court will n

. >> trace: thing that's exactly right, ashley strohmier? the countless people who have died, who died for that symbol of the flag. so it means everything to americans. >> trace: it really does. bill melugin? soon and makes my blood boil when i see the u.s. flag being burned, i decided to free speech, collar when you see these people show up with hamas and hezbollah flags in all these palestinian flags you started to get to a point where it's, okay,, you like them so bad, get on a flight and go to lebanon and gaza. you know? >> trace: it's respect, it's respect right white and bluemac we have a flag, we live in it when the area, it's counseling turned around and i turned back around so it flies. do you fly the american flag u yes 93 percent on x., instagram 87 percent, leo, i flied because i believe in life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness also to honor my high school friend who do not come back from vietnam. patrick yes, comes up on memorial comes down after thanksgiving. joe, we always fly the magnet fly, it gives me a sense of pride.

. >> ashley strohmier joins us with that side of the story. >> hello, ashley. hi, jonathan. all of this coming just weeks or even days before commencement ceremonies are set to take place at university campuses all across the country. now, columbia university's is set to happen may 15th, and we're now learning the university has asked the nypd to stay there until the 17th, so two days later. and while columbia initiated the pro-palestinian encampments on campus, it's only emboldened similar situations across the nation. so ucla police set up barricades to separate the two groups of protesters. >> and now the school is moving to shut down the pro-palestinian encampment ,warning students it's unlawful and to leave immediately or face possible expulsion or even suspension. on yale's campus, there were about 50 people arrested a week ago. the school said in a statement it supports peaceful protesting but won't tolerate policy violations. then at brown university, an agreement was actually reached between school officials and protesters. and part of that agreement, says protester

this is a fox news alert i'm ashley strohmier live in new york. iranian state media is reporting there are no signs of life seen at the crash site of a helicopter that was carrying president ebrahim raisi and others. news of ruiz's death comes nearly 24 hours after the helicopter crashed. it was in a remote part of the country during dense fog, rescue efforts have been hampered by bad weather and pretty rough and tough terrain, and a number of other top officials, including the country's foreign minister, were also on board. the chopper was heading back to the country's capital when it reportedly went down. the crash comes at a fraught moment in the middle east with the war raging in gaza. and then, of course, weeks after iran launched a drone and missile attack on israel in response to a deadly strike on its diplomatic compounds in damascus, so hardliner raisi became president in a historically uncompetitive election in 2021. iran's supreme leader is stressing the business of iran's government will continue no matter what. under the iranian const

i'm ashley strohmier, live in new york. israel's military has started evacuating palestinian civilians from gaza's crowded rafah city, signaling a ground invasion. is imminent right now. idf troops are calling on people living in the eastern neighborhoods closest to israel's border, to move towards expanded humanitarian zones, and morsi, israel says its army has expanded assistance into the area that does include field hospitals, tents, food and water. the idf says it's using fliers, maps and text messages, as well as phone calls to instruct gazans on where to go. israel is describing this as a limited scope operation and says it is large scale. about 100,000 residents are being urged to temporarily evacuate as of right now. israel also saying it will not put a time frame on evacuations. this all coming as the latest round of cease fire talks between israel and hamas are nearing collapse. one of the main sticking points hamas's demand that any agreement must include an israeli troop withdrawal and full end to the war in gaz

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