let's go live to grady trimble at the u.s. district court where trump is expected to be arraigned. z the former president arrived here around 3:15 but we have a producer, jake gibson, who is inside of the courthouse and watching a video feed of the courtroom and he is reporting special counsel jack smith from the department of justice is already inside of the courtroom. former president trump has not entered the courtroom just yet. we're also learning from our colleagues at fox news digital that the former president will enter a not guilty plea on the four counts that he is facing today, three conspiracy charges and one obstruction charge. as far as what this process is going to look like today, if you watched what happened at the at the arraignment hearing in miami in mid june, it will be something like that. it will be a quick process. the former president is not expected to have a mug shot taken but he will have fingerprints taken. next he will go into the courtroom, at that point he or his attorneys on his behalf will enter that plea for him which again our fox news digital coll

let's e get back to grady trimble with more news. ver this indictment, liz, and there are four counts in total, three conspiracy and one obstruction. and it's 45 pages long, so bear with us as we go over it and try to get more information to you. but i want to read some of the counts in this indictment. the first is conspiracy to defraud the united states by using dishonesty, fraud and deceit to obstruct the nation's process of collecting, counting and certifying the results of the presidential election. the second, a conspiracy to impede the january 6th congressional proceeding at which the collected results of the presidential election are counted and certified. and, third, a pierce against the right to vote and to have that vote counted. the indictment also alleges that former president trump attempted to and and did corruptly obstruct and impede the certification of the electoral vote. as you mentioned, liz, trump has been summoned to appear at 4 p.m. on august 3rd at the courthouse here in washington d.c. we are reading over this

republican presidential debate on fox is just two days away, fox business grady trimble is live in a n milwaukee talking to small business owners there about what they expect to hear on domestic policies that they care about grady good morning. >> good morning, cheryl, and we are with the founder argon metal parts for industrial purposes one of the things you told me because of the economic downturn that we're facing you really think time for something new in the white house comouring to get the opportunity to hear from all candidates, on wednesday night, what are you looking listening for. >> i want to understand platforms understand where they are going how they are going to affect bids are they friends of businesses are they not friends of businesses. >> how do you feel about current administration. the current administration isn't doing anything for us, they are trying to raise taxes on us we are already taking top tax rate. >> in general you think time for something new? i meaning a new republican nominee as well. looking at tim scott want to hear what he has to say the rhetoric

fox business grady trimble in fullerton county, georgia with lates it was a late night grady. >>. >> it was cheryl the indictment came down i believe, around 11:00 last night all told 19 defendants face 41 felony charges among former president trump oppose o could co-defendant former chief of staff mark meadows hern rudy giuliani, eastman trump facing 13 charges from racketeering to multiple conspirators charges and others. these charges specimen from president his staff, lawyers alleged attempt to change results of the 2020 election in georgia. the former president has posted on truth social, maintaining innocence attacking the district attorney in the case republicans are once again questioning the timing of the indictment. the middle of the election cycle and just after the appointment of a special counsel to investigate hunter biden. >> this is joe biden and this is the democrats' weaponizing the justice system because they are afraid of the voters. this is disgrace wrong abuse of power by angry if democrats decided the rule of law doesn't matter to them anywhere. >> house democr

grady trimble with me.he latest on this, please, grady. >> reporter: stu, this is a bipartisan push. republican senator marsha blackburn, democrat senator ed markey are calling for this ftc probe into youtube and its parent company, google. it comes after a report from "the new york times"es and the firm analytics identified more than 39000 brands for -- 300 brands for ads for adult products like cars on nearly 100 youtube have videos for kids. it also found youtube ads on children's channels that contained violent content, things likic motions, sniper rifles and car crashes. the time says some ads on children's channels took users who weren't logged in to withdrew talking about to bran web sites that then placed cookies or trackers on their browsers. in their letter to the ftc, senators blackburn and markeverything y say youtube anding google cannot continue treating young people's day as an unprotected commodity from which to profit without abandon. congress must also pass legislation to protect young peo

team fox coverage, fox business grady trimble standing by in keaton beach, florida. to katie burn in charleston, south carolina. >> the good news is the water has receded from a lot of streets that were underwater just hours ago. overnight is when they were at the worst of this here in charleston. some people have been out this morning just clearing up some of the debris. pieces of trees and mud that is left over because of what happened here. 50 roads in the city were closed at peak because of flooding. idalia moved into charleston around high tide and a top five peak tide ever recorded in the charleston harbor. the water levels reached over nine feet which has only happened four other times during hurricanes. waves came crashing over the sea wall and flooded streets surrounded by historic homes and businesses that you picture when you think of charleston. some people who lived downtown got waters in basements, foyers, backyards. many are relieved that the damage wasn't any worse. >> everyone is relieved. it could have been worse. if it would have been raining we wo

let's go live to grady trimble in washington now. l crime. >> reporter: you're right, ash, it's the mom and pop stores too. one restaurant owner here in d.c. tells us they've been robbed five times just this year. >> they are chasing shootings and drive-byes and, you know, real victim crimes and break-ins, unfortunately, on low of on the totem poll of -- pole of things they can really address. they're underfunded and, to be honest, a lot of the police feel very handcuffed themselves. they can't do the policing they used to do. >> reporter: as for those bigger chains, target's ceo said on its earnings call this week that theft is up 120% in the first 5 months of this year compared to last. back in may he said that the company is expected to take a half a billion dollar hit this year alone because of organized retail crime. walmart, which reported earnings this week, says -- this morning, i should say, says it's also dealing with an uptick in theft though not to the same level as target is. in los angeles you've probably seen this video

grady trimble is outside the courthouse in georgia with the latest. a late night document dump if you will, grady, good morning. >> reporter: it was. good morning to you. former president trump is facing 13 new felony charges from conspiracy charges to racketeering and others. these charges stem from the former president, his staff, and his lawyers alleged attempts to change the results of the 2020 election here in the state of georgia. the fulton county district attorney announced her plans to try all 19 defendants including former president trump together. among the other defendants are trump's former white house chief of staff, mark meadows and his attorneys, r rudy giuliani and john eastman. >> reporter: many occurred -- >> many occurred in georgia. some occurred in other jurisdictions and are included because the grand jury believes they were part of the illegal effort to overturn the results of georgia's 2020 presidential election. >> reporter: before the indictment came down yesterday, the clerk of courts office said a fake document was posted o

what do you think of what you just heard from grady trimble?well, before i touch that, these gaffes that the president keeps making whether it's talking about the fire at his home, relating that to what happened, the tragedy in hawaii, his son coming home in a flag-draped coffin, the idea the that our economy is booming, that one is not a gaffe, those are just flat-out lies. and the american people, as we heard earlier in this program, are smarter than what the mainstream media often are giving them credit for. so they're going to sort this through. this economy is, it is tragically headed toward a recession, i think. i know there's people that say, oh, no, we're going to dodge this. when i see gasoline prices -- i was out in california this last weekend, and well over $5 a gallon, i mean, like, way north of $5 a gallon. right here in the tate of texas i paid upwards offing you know, $4 a gallon for premium gasoline. that's the facts. the grocery store prices are going through the roof. you go down just to buy a hamburger, i mean, i don't know

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presidential primary debate kicking up off in milwaukee wisconsin tomorrow night fox business grady trimble joins us live from milwaukee with the latest talking to voters about how the economy is going to impact their decision at the ballot box what are they telling you? >> it will. it is a number one or the number one issue for voters so tomorrow night republicans will have an opportunity to explain their vision for the economy and contrast it to "bidenomics" cheryl. the fact is "bidenomics" is simply not popular with voters look at polling, in our latest fox news poll, 8 in 10 voters say the economy is in bad shape, more than half of voters say president biden has made the economy worse, some ones we've spoken to say they feel it every time they buy food or fuel. >> just came out of grocery store, inflation is a big one. when whole economy has o gone not good. >> how do you feel with current state of the economy if you had to rate it. >> well if rate it one to 10, like 4, i don't know it is not good things are very expensive. >> we caught up with wisconsin congressman brian steil he said

candidates battling out in wisconsin latch night taking aim not only at president biden but each other grady trimble from milwaukee with all the latest grady good morning. >> good morning to you cheryl there were a lot of areas issues that the candidates agreed that "bidenomics" is not working too many people are coming into the country illegally, and that liberal policies have led to crime spikes in major cities, but there were several areas of disagreement of as well, including abortion funding for ukraine. >> -- you are watch, america less you had no foreign foil experience and it shows. >> you know we're going to open up all energy production be will we energy dominant again in this country. only war i will declare as u.s. president the war on federal administrative state source of toxic regulations, acting like the weather blanket on the economy. >> the most pressing need of the american people from national security standpoint is our southern border. the candidates also differed whether they support former president trump as the nominee, if he is convicted of a crime, governors chris christie

we had grady trimble, that will join us shortly. here is our tropical storm idalia. here is the storm now, exiting the coast, the tropical storm warning in effect for carolinas and it will be out within the next couple hours. two to three inches possible for coastal north carolina. for most part, we will be done with this storm. incredible 24 hours ago we were talking about a major hurricane across big guy of florida and looking ahead, nothing to talk about right now in the atlantic or gulf of mexico. we are reaching peak season in the tropics, something to be alert about and looking ahead to labor day forecast, potential for showers and thunderstorms for parts of florida, southwest and northwest. heat is another big story for southern plains to the midwest this weekend. we'll continue to keep you up to date. sorry, i had to rush in here and i was losing -- >> rachel: love seeing you in action. >> brian: let's go out to grady trimble, he is at keaton beach area. that is where the storm made landfall. grady. >> everyone we've spoken to got out before the storm, they h

coast, hurricane idalia path of destruction cleanup effort for florida residents fox business grady trimble live this morning in florida with more, grady. >> good morning, maria. , the good news in this neighborhood is almost everyone got out, everyone we've talked being to said they heeded the warning they left because they were worried about storm surge up to 16 feet here, it turns out that biggest problem in this neighborhood was not actually the storm surge but winds tearing off roof of this building, you can see there is a couch over here, there debri this home probably worst damaged in the entire neighborhood. it is gone, wind off the map by idalia yesterday. in other parts of florida flooding was a huge problem, there were storm surges that flooded homes and businesses. and then in tallahassee inland the governor's mansion actually experienced some damage when a 100-year-old oak tree fell on it the first lady of florida -- [no audio] >> we lost grady trimble we will get back to grady as soon as we can destruction is clear as we watch the -- impacts of what has taken place we will con

maria: thanks very much grady trimble joining me tennessee senator marsha blackburn senate judiciary finish consumers veterans affairs committee great to see you -- >> your reaction to all of this senator? >> i think it is so important that we know general attorney general garland can no longer say there is one standard of justice, there clearly are two standards of justice. and it does appear from what we have learned that there is the tension of the fbi, dodger to protect the bidens the clintons those elites you look at the indictment. and it is after hunter's deal, after devon archer gets his testimony, every time something happens then they come back at trump. so they are using this to deflect distract strategy to say don't look at us look at them, people are on to this. i hear so much about it, because people go look whether epa, irs, fbi, doj, we want equal justice for all and tennesseeans are talking quite a bit indictments manner in which they've been done people will tell you i talked to people yesterday, one of my meetings, here in tennessee, and everybody in that crowd sai

let's get very latest on on what we heard at the white house from grady trimble. usly a big development and something that republicans have been calling for, for quite some time. what we know from this announcement from attorney general merrick garland is that earlier in the week, on tuesday, u.s. attorney for delaware david weiss had advised garland that the investigation, quote, reached a stage at which he should continue his work as a special counsel. garland then said i have concluded it is in the public interest to appoint him as a special counsel. remember that weiss has been investigating this case for quite some time. he was the u.s. attorney who reached the plea deal that fell apart in court just a couple of weeks ago. but this new role as a special counsel sort of changes everything in this investigation because it gives weiss a lot more leeway, i guess is a word you could use. it gives him authority to oversee the the investigation, decide where, when and whether to file charges. so he has complete awe autonomy and independence over this investigation in

grady trimble at the white house.resident only wants $4 billion to address the migrant issue, but how much is this crisis actually costing us overall? reporter: stu, new york mayor eric adams says his city alone will face a $12 billion bill to cover the cost of these surge of migrants in the big apple. that $4 billions in additional funding that the president is asking for pails in comparison to what one city, new york, needs. it's also a fraction of what the president is asking from congress for aid in ukraine. this week, yes, the president was asked about the united states role in helping myograns, specificsly those pleaing extreme weather. here's what he said. >> look, i think the united states should do everything it can to help people who are in desperate need and have no other means available. we've always done that. it's who we are. we're the united states opportunistic america. reporter: republicans blame the biden administration border policies, but some say the federal government already has enough money. >>

want to go to grady trimble in horseshoe beach, florida with the latest there. what does it look like now, grady? >> you can see how beautiful it is now. but you can also see right next to me here the devastation that this storm caused. this, if you can believe it, used to be a home. we want to show you what that house looked like with a picture that the homeowner provided to us. compare that to what you see now. there are household items strewn about this foundation of a home. we're not far from gainsville. they have their gators memorabilia here. we saw the homeowner here picking through any keepsakes, momentos that she could find. today was the first time that she could come back and assess the damage. i want to come over this way and show you the debris including a window from this house and this here, neil, is a canal even though it looks like land in some parts because there is so much debris scattered all about. when we first got here this afternoon, we asked a homeowner what -- where this all was from. there is so much damage that they didn't even know w

grady trimble, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: now there is an update from the police chief montgomery, alabama, authorities have issued arrest warrants where the brawl broke out on the dock. >> takes passengers on two-hour tours up and along the alabama river throughout the day. on this day there were 227 passengers aboard that vessel. incident occurred between the co-captain of the harriet 2 vessel and a private boat owner and his family. as the harriet attempted to dock in its designated space, designated and reserved due to the gangway access, as well as the mooring requirements, the private boat was docked in its space. prohibiting safe docking of the harriet. the captain of the harriet remained away from the dock for nearly 40 to 45 minutes as they attempted to contact the operators of the private boat via p.a. system. they were only responded to with obscene gestures, curse words and taunting. the co-captain was then picked up by separate vessel and brought to the pier in an attempt to have a conversation

grady trimble, thank you, grady. >> sandra: existing home sales dropping for the fourth time in five high mortgage rates, low inventory are making it a real challenge especially for first time home buyers that affordability is going down. the forbes headline puts it like this, housing market affordability is worse now than at the height of the housing bubble in 2006. charles payne, host of making money on fox business. surely you can bring some calm to the situation. for most americans, owning a home, that will be the largest asset they ever acquire in their life. so, for many people looking to buy a home, currently in a home, what is happening here? >> if you are in a home, you are in an amazing position. the average mortgage is 3.5%, and a lot of people have under 3%. we are headed to 8%. so if you have -- this is the first time since 2005 where existing homes are more valuable than new homes. so you are sitting pretty. what about the rest of the population. and by the way, you may be in one of the houses with a good low mortgage what if you get a job market, you can't take it. you

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grady trimble is in the walkie.you can expect the economy to take center stage we've been talking to voters here and across the country the water your republicans plan to tamp down inflation, unleash american energy and rain and government spending. each candidate tonight will be looking for their breakout moment and house speaker kevin mccarthy says whoever makes the most compelling case on the pocketbook issues will stand out not only on the debate stage but against president biden. >> this guy is out of tune and out of touch and i'm get a watch this debate looking for the individual who lays that out best making argument against biden economics and for a more prosperous america focused on america first. >> the candidates taking center stage tonight will be for the governor ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy, you mentioned north dakota governor doug burgum, he says because of the injury he got from basketball it's not clear if he'll be able to stand on the debate stage but we do know he is out of the hospital. the p

sandra. >> grady trimble on that for us. will this push to go green have taxpayers seeing red?oining us here. a few minutes left to go here in the hour. look at what is happening these companies around in this ev p push. they are getting a lot of money, and they are still failing. why is that if it is so popular? 's the one this is deja vu all over again. the biden administration learned none of the lessons from the obama administration. that was supposed to be the solar energy company of the future. it went bankrupt as did dozens of other energy firms. we have spent as a nation well over $500 billion over the last 40 years subsidizing wind and solar industry. it only counts for a 6%. it is the worst investment the federal government has ever made. >> i am reminded up in michigan we are one of the largest school districts there. they were given all this money to buy electric buses and then they complained that they were breaking. they weren't working. we are getting pushed into this ev world while many can't even afford it. at the same time, anybody was tying to still drive the

. >> bill: grady trimble on the issues going into the debate. first we begin with alexis mcadams and how the candidates are getting ready for the big night tonight. good morning. >> good morning from milwaukee, wisconsin. you mentioned the debate stage is set. the eight candidates will be up there trying to tell america can why they are best for everyone here and why they should be in the white house. we'll get to that. some of the candidates are prepping in different ways. vivek ramaswamy went to the work out room. voters want to know about policy and what they will do to improve their situation. listen. >> strong debate performance would make a difference to me. >> i'm curious to get a better pulse who is out there and their positions on different topics. >> this is who will be up on the debate stage. governor ron desantis is expecting to be a main target. why? he feels like he is on track to win the nomination. chris christie, up on the presidential debate stage before has been framing desantis for a leaked memo talking about campaign strateg

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grady trimble this morning in old town, florida.y gina raimondo is in shanghai today, wraping up her trip to china. the u.s. and china agreed to take steps to ease trade tensions during her trip. raimondo announced a new bilateral forum to discuss export control measures after meeting with china's commerce minister. raimondo claimed she rejected an appeal from beijing to reduce export controls on u.s. technology. she said u.s. business wants to do business in china. joining me with a look at communist china and doing business there is the former u.s. trade representatives the author of the new book, no trade is free, robert lighthizer back with us. thank you for joining me. >> great to be with you. maria: you had among the most tough and serious trade policies when you were with the trump administration. i want to get your take on this administration's response to communist china with all of these provocations, anything stand out to you from gina raimondo's trip so far? >> well, first of all, it's remind ourselves how hostile of an

grady trimble is talking to business owners in milwaukee.hat are they saying about the plan, grady? reporter: stu, rather than feeling the benefits of bidenomics, they feel like they're feeling the consequences of them. we're at argon industries and they make various metal parts for industrial purposes. greg clemon is the founder of this company. you've been doing it for a long time but changed under this current administration? >> they want to raise taxes on us and we're a company that pay the highest top tax rate. now he wants to add even more to that. the problem is that's going to take away money that we could invest in employees and equipment and the community. reporter: we've got a big debate coming up in your city in just a couple of days. you'll be looking for candidates that might be able to solve some of the challenges you're facing right now. what are you looking for on that debate stage? >> yeah, looking for is there a tax plan for small businesses? what is their energy plan? are we going to be self-reliant? then what are they go

grady trimble is live at horseshoe beach where clean-up is now underway. ebuilding efforts could take quite some time based on what we are seeing there. >> it's pretty unbelievable, sandra. we just arrived in horseshoe beach from keaton beach, and we are sort of taking this in for the first time with you. i want to show you this property behind me. it used to be, if you can believe it, a house until this storm hit yesterday, and now all that is left of it is this balcony that you see behind me here. as you drive through the neighborhood you see debris everywhere. we asked some of the people in this neighborhood where did that come from, whose house was that from, and they said we don't know. there are washing machines, there are pieces of personal items that people are picking through trying to get out of the debris and i want to kind of take you this way because you can appreciate how much debris is scattered everywhere by looking in this canal, it looks like solid ground because it's covered with so much debris. and the distance there, you see more people

grady trimble on what voters want to hear. we begin with alexis mcadams. set the stage for us there as the candidates get ready. good morning, alexis. >> hi, bill. waiting to see here in milwaukee and all eyes on the debate stage. we talked to people on the ground who say they are looking forward to hearing from these candidates out there talking about policy and introducing themselves to the american public. everyone is preparing differently as we showed you. vivek ramaswamy is playing tennis, other people are spending hours on the preparations. two candidates will be out there have done this before, former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chris christie. all the people we talked to on the ground say they're ready to introduce everyone to america. watch. >> i'm really going in with an open mind. i don't know a lot about the other candidates. i have been watching the other side just as well and see what's going to happen. >> i am looking to see real policy disagreements between them. and i don't know, i suppose considering maybe the

maria: all right, thank you so much, grady trimble. jack smith defending the indictment yesterday. watch this. >> it's described in the indictment, it was fueled by lies. lies by the defendant, targeted at obstructing a bed rock function of the u.s. government and the nation's process of collecting, counting and certifying the results of the presidential election. maria: joining me right now is former fbi special agent, nicole parker, nicole, good to see you. welcome back. your reaction to all of this? >> wow. you know, i took a read through the indictment. we've got a 45 page indictment, four counts, six unnamed co-conspirators. this is going to be an important case to look at. i'm very curious what's going to happen. are these six unnamed co-conspirators eventually going to get charged? is the prosecution going to potentially use these co-conspirators to flip on president trump and whoever gets to the table first gets the best deal. i'm not certain of that. what i can tell you is that the defense is probably going to file a motion to dismiss the case. if that doesn't happen, they

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cheryl: grady trimble, we cannot wait. thank you so much, sir, for that live report. obviously, all the talk is going to be about who's going to have that breakout moment, who is going to really shine, where's the fire going to be. obviously, if you look at the way they set up the debate stage the, it's based on polling. so you've got desantis and ramaswamy in the middle of the stage if you look at the map of it, and maybe we have that, and they're going to be the ones probably the most under fire tonight. >> yeah. and it is kind of incredible that mike pence, the former vice president, right, is not at the center of that stage. vivek ramaswamy, this political neophyte, he's one of the people in the center. if you look at the top-line numbers nationally, trump obviously, by and large, the favorite, overwhelming majority in national polling. but this isn't a national election, right? the betting markets only give him a one in four shot at winning the presidency outright. if you look at that state is polling, it's a a lot more competitive. ron desantis has flatlined aro

grady trimble and florida. it is time for the hot topic of the hour, hurricane idalia leaving a path of destruction. president biden took the opportunity to address climate change saying the climate crisis is undeniable now after this. watch. >> i'm ready to mobilize and support for what they need i don't think anybody can deny the impact of the climate crisis anymore. look around, historic floods, historic floods. more intense droughts, extreme heat, significant wildfires that cause significant damage like we've never seen before not throughout the hawaiian islands in the united states but in canada and other parts of the world. we have never seen this much fire. maria: the president, it comes moments after fema director decline to blame the storm on climate change at all. your reaction. >> the climate crisis is in fact deniable. a lot of scientists disagree with the democratic talking points that carbon, man-made pollution is the reason for the natural disasters but the scientist to point that out are immedia

grady trimble joins me now from florida., what's it like on the ground near you in. >> reporter: well, stu, just in the last 10 is minutes or so the wind really started to puck up there. we've been showing you the stein hatch chi river behind us, and it occurred to me, stu, since the last time we talked that we believe this river typically flows in the opposite direction into the gulf. so for per speckive, the gulf is that way, the current of the river right now is heading in that direction which gives you a sense of the powerful winds that are forcing the water from the bay up the river and in the wrong direction. i want to zoom in there, and you can see some of the structures that have been taken down the river including debris. i saw a capsized boat, it looked like, and some other structures floating down the river. and we've seen search and rescue crews moving in this morning, but we've also seen residents, locals, coming in. you guys are are assessing the damage for the first time, huh? >> we are. >> reporter: what is t

grady trimble in atlanta.e us through the latest. >> reporter: donald trump is facing 13 new felony charges, from racketeering to multiple conspiracy charges and others. these charges stem from the former president, his staff and his lawyers's alleged attempts to influence or change the outcome of the 2020 election in georgia. among the former president's codefendants in this case are former chief of staff mark meadows and rudy giuliani and john eastman. district attorney willis announced her plans to trial 19 defendants including the former president together. here's the da discussing 41 total charges. >> many occurred in georgia, some occurred in other jurisdictions and our including because the grand jury believes a part of the illegal effort to overturn the result of georgia's 2020 presidential election. >> reporter: the former president on truth social lashed out at the da, that this indictment like the previous three are part of the witchhunt against him. in an exclusive interview trump told fox news dig

grady trimble is live in florida with more. >> reporter: we are 20 miles south of where the storm made landfall an hour ago. you can see the storm surge impacting this coastal community. i'm not sure if you can tell because it is still extremely rainy and windy but if we push in, that is the stein happy river of the floodwaters have come so high you can't tell where the river ends and the flooding begins. this here where i am standing and beyond is somebody's property. beyond that you see the current and at times we've seen debris including a massive steel structure floating down that river. we are getting a sense how powerful this storm was not only from a storm surge standpoint, water, but also the wind. look at this area, these powerlines are down. this tree is down and you see why the lines are down, this powerline poll snapped in half. we are in taylor county, we moved from dixie county, both of these counties at 75% of customers without power. high tide for this area forecast one:45 so it could get worse before it gets better. maria: thank you, live, stay safe, we will be right b

grady trimble in milwaukee speaking to voters ahead of the debate tomorrow night.y want to hear from the candidates? >> reporter: they want to hear how republicans plan to turn the economy around and tamp down inflation. they want to see how republicans's vision for the economy contrasts to bidenomics. the fact of the matter is voters are not pleased with the state of the economy right now. in our latest fox news paul, 8 in ten say it is in bad shape, more than half of voters a president biden has made the economy worse. some here tell us they feel it every time they purchase food and fuel. >> i see the prices go up with gas, probably over a dollar from what was before. take advantage of it. >> what do you feel about the current state of the economy? >> out of 1 to 10? 4. i don't know. it's not good. things are very expensive. much more expensive. >> reporter: we caught up with brian style. he says for those on the debate stage focusing on kitchen table issues will help win over independent voters. >> on that debate stage, talking about conservative policies move u

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grady trimble is live at the white house today. good morning, grady. >> good morning.ress for an additional $4 billion to help deal with the surge in migrants but $24 billion for ukraine. this week the president was asked about the united states' role in helping migrants, specifically those fleeing extreme weather. >> president biden: look, i think the united states should do everything it can to help people who are in desperate need and have no other means of help. we've always done that. it is just who we are. we're the united states of america. >> so he says the united states should do everything it can but that $4 billion request pales in comparison to what new york mayor eric adams says his city needs to handle the influx of migrants. adams says new york alone will face a $12 billion bill to cover the surge. republicans blame the biden administration's border policies. but some say the federal government already has enough money. >> in my view, we should be able to find these goals he has for fighting the war in ukraine, the border improvements, and fema for disas

grady trimble is outside the courthouse in georgia with the latest. if you will, grady, good morning. >> reporter: it was. good morning to you. former president trump is facing 13 new felony charges from conspiracy charges to racketeering and others. these charges stem from the former preside

grady trimble is in milwaukee.ake us through the big moments. >> there were fiery moment at the debate last night which we will get to in a second but also substantive discussions about issues impacting the american people like the economy, border security, crime, and china. >> it isn't that complicated. unlock american energy, drill, frak, burn call, embrace nuclear. you have a cartels controlling a lot of your southern border, we have to reestablish rule of law and defend our people. >> the democrats talking about defunding the police for the last five years. we ought to be funding law enforcement in major cities, unprecedented levels. >> reporter: the candidates also sparred on funding for ukraine and abortion and some of them disagreed on whether they would support donald trump has the nominee if he is convicted of a crime. entrepreneur vivek ramaswami tried to separate himself from the other candidates on stage calling all of them professional politicians, bought and paid for by special interests. he has been

grady trimble there with more. grady? made landfall just before 8:00 a.m. at the time the concern was storm surge. you can see behind me, the damage is extensive. it's wind damage primarily to these homes here. you can see this roof from this yellow house here toppled all the way in to the swimming pool down below just extremely serious damage to this home. a lot of the houses i should point out in this neighborhood are on stilts. they primarily held up from the flood waters. in fact, one of the people that lives in this neighborhood told me that the flood waters, they were only up to about their knee. so a lot lower than expected. as we walk through the neighborhood and there's debris strewn throughout, you can see the extent of the damage. you can't even tell where these pieces of furniture, where these pieces of housing looks like another part of a roof used to be. this is a couch. i want to swing around this way here. you can see this house essentially wiped off of the map. the lower floor is still standing. the upper

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grady trimble in milwaukee with more on what the candidates are planning for the big showdown.to you. >> reporter: they are preparing on the big issues that will take center stage, border security, the economy. the candidates who will be center stage on the debate stage are based on their polling, florida governor ron desantis and entrepreneur ozempic teen -- vivek ramaswami. they are two of the leading candidates, you can expect both of them to spend some of the night or a lot of the night spending off attacks from the other 6 candidates. vivek ramaswami has been taking heat because of his foreign policy positions on ukraine, taiwan, and the middle east. >> i view my absence of foreign policy experience as a badge of honor. when you look at the track record of repeated train wrecks in foreign policy. >> the communications director for ron the santos's super pac says he's taking hits as well because he is the leading candidate on stage. >> everybody will take a shot at the top guy on the stage. i have seen him on the trail. he does well when pushed. >> reporter: we are followin

grady trimble of fox business live in washington. >> good morning.t committee on china says two huge finance firms in the u.s. are helping invest money in chinese companies that have been black listed by the united states government. the committee is asking for more information from the two firms, black rock as well as one of the top stock market index compilers, morgan stanley capital international. it says in its brief review of the firms, the committee has found both of them has facilitated investments into dozens of chinese companies that fuel china's military and further human rights abuses. in letters to both companies, the top republican and democrat on the committee write that americans whose retirement and savings go toward these firms indexes and investment funds are unwittingly funding companies that advance the chinese communist party. the letter says by facilitating massive flows of american capital to these and other people's republic of china entities linked to china's army or human rights abuses black rock is exacerbating an already -

to grady trimble in milwaukee examining all of that. >> the candidates are wasting no time, already getting back on the campaign trail. senator tim scott will be in new hampshire tomorrow. also ron desantis and entrepreneur ozempic teen -- vivek ramaswami, vivek ramaswami is searching in the polls. you might have noticed that the debate last night he had a target on his back. he also attacked all of his opponents. >> i'm the only person on stage who isn't bought and paid for. the climate change agenda is a hoax. the climate change agenda is a hoax. we have to declare. >> i had enough already tonight of a guy who sounds like chat gpt standing up here. >> the fund is real, you want to -- >> i want to address each of those. >> there you have it. >> you have no foreign policy experience that it shows. >> the experience you know. >> these are the fireworks, they covered substantive issues as well as the economy, crime, education. they contrasted their plans for border security with president biden. desantis says he won't send us troops into mexico. >> would you support that kind of american mili

grady trimble with me. how much money has target lost from shoplifting this year?orter: stu, i can tell you how much they expect to lose for the year. half a billion dollars just this year because of shoplifting and organized retail crime. in an earnings call earlier this week, target's ceo says that theft is up 120% in its stores in the first five months of the year compared to the same time last year. he also says dealing with this increase is getting more and more dangerous for employees. here in the nation's capitol, at least one city council member wants mayor mural browser to call in the national -- bowser to call in the national guard and she's resisted so far. one giant super market here in the district says it's on the brink of closing after losing half a million dollars in product because of theft. the supermarket tells us we've invested a host of measures to mitigate the issues at this store and across many stores, but we need the help and partnership from the community and local officials to truly combat the theft and violence that continues to escalate

jack submitting's investigation, that makes it three indictments in last few months fox business grady trimble in washington this morning with more. good morning. >> good morning, four new felony charges against the president, in this indictment, in the 45-page document, special counsel jack submitting alleges former president illegally conspired to overturn results of 2020 election former president trump taking to truth social, in campaign putting out a statement questioning the timing of the indictment. one day after devon archer's interview to discuss biden family business dealings with while former president trump is leading in the polls for the gop presidential nomination. >> it is really going to -- the document for the very first time in american history a former president, is being prosecuted, by a political opponent, who wields power criminal justice system for what he believed in this unprecedented affects not just donald trump, it affects every american. who. now realizes that the first amendment is under assault. maria: some of trump's opponents in the race for the white house, say