matt finn what do you think? appointment and i felt bad about that. i try not to be late. >> trace: that's a sickness. jackie ibaÑez. >> sounds like you're all very sick on this panel except kevin corke. i think it's a sign of disrespect i don't like people being late and if i am going to be late i always let people know i'm going to be a couple minutes late. i hate it. >> trace: throw this out there if you are fashion ately late, if you go to someone's house do you ever arrive at the exact moment you're supposed to be there? kind of a raise your hand. disagrees, if you're there on time 5:00 people are like are you kidding me you're here on time. the nightcap poll are you chronically late twitter yes 13%, instagram 17% no 83. the response is dre. people who don't have ocd have no idea how hard it is to manage time. china, i had an employee who absolutely could not arrive on time. he had ocd, he was close to losing his job without him knowing i started writing his schedule to arrive one hour earlier than i needed

matt finn back to you as the news breaks i want to bring in the anchor of special report. brett baer, brett and you know, just matt. he brings up a very good point in the whole process here in the tiktok all day long where you talked about it on special report. the fact that it seems like reuters kind of broke this early, and then you had the court coming back by the way it was on the fulton county courthouse website the dot gov website this indictment and then you had the courthouse coming out saying no, no, no, that was fictitious. pay no attention to that. then, of course when the release of the actual indictment a few minutes ago, brett it was broken again by reuters. i mean, it just seems to be, uh, oddly coincidental. yeah tracy, just bizarre, certain circumstances . the clerk saying that what posted on the website was fictitious, but not getting about how they got to the website, so it was very bizarre , but it did speed up and we saw witnesses that we're going to be called tomorrow get called today. they didn't get actually testify and everything sped up. and here w

we want to prove in matt finn because matt has been outside the courthouse covering this. matt, what are you hearing? we heard from the d.a., fani willis. she was kind of not willing to answer the question that you brought up a few times tonight, which is about the document that apparently leaked out early and she says she is not quotin

matt finn la for us. thank you. the fox news at life -- "fox news @ night" department took note that president biden took a visit to maui. even before the trip to hawaii, the white house was assuring the public that biden was fully engaged in the expanding disaster although many wonder if napping on a beach in delaware they after day is the best optic to convey full engagement. when president -- the president was asked about the fire in lahaina, he said "no comment." really? no comment on more than a hundred people dead? more than a thousand missing? more than the -- a thousand buildings burned? common sense things if you're the president, that is worth a comment. but at least he went to maui. he still has not gone to ease -- east palestine, ohio, the site of that horrific train derailment. how time flies. common sense was told that joe biden is the empathy president. the media said his empathy, compassion and emotion is in stark contrast with his predecessors. some have a different take like the gold sta

we want to prove in matt finn because matt has been outside the courthouse covering this. matt, what are you hearing? we heard from the d.a., fani willis. she was kind of not willing to answer the question that you brought up a few times tonight, which is about the document that apparently leaked out early and she says she is not quoting here. she is not an expert in? and refused to answer the questions. >> reporter: yeah, trace, beginning very early this morning, our team has been here outside of the courthouse alongside numerous other members of the media and everyone was basically anticipating or awaiting for a potential indictment against the former president today and much earlier today all of a sudden there was this post or information circulating that he had been indicted and that reuters had published basically a screenshot of the indictment. we are talking about earlier today. around lunchtime hour it. not -- that generated a lot of buzz. all of a sudden, the fulton county? office said, those are not correct documents. they are not legitimate. they are fictitious.

that is matt finn. we're coming up, going to check in from fox weather a nicole valdes in the hillsboro side of tampa bay. that is cedar key, the exclusive storm tracker mark suduth. you have wind around 45 mile per hour. this pressure has been dropping every time we've checked on this. that is a live picture from cedar key right now also, inland threatses, jane, tornado warning until 4:30 for orange county and osceola. metro area. >> we will watch this close, we have outer bands and this tornado threat expected to increase. inside the warning, warning box continues to northeast. this area of rotation southeast of orlando. orlando between orlando and east coast, a lot of population here and you see circulation in the notch there with the green and red coming together. that is circulation inside this band that is potentially producing a tornado. now with storms like this, sometimes they are hard to spot and they are brief and quick can continue to wrap up fast. this is timeline of the tornado threat. get

. >> 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. we saw heavy downpour, strong winds and would hit lulls and become dry and calm. now the winds moving steadily over past couple hours and notable, the water line. the gulf has slowly inched closer to land hitting the dune, probably moved up 10, twenty, 30 feet overnight consuming the beach behind me. seeing combination of high tide with storm surge we've been reporting on. this area is low lying area, st. pets beach is barrier island, popular tourist destination. there are hotels and sprawling resorts up and down the beach. mandatory evacuation orders for this town, mostly a ghost town. most people are cooperating. governor desantis said if you have not evacuated by now, a first responder may not be able to respond to you. >> todd: matt finn, thank you. bring in nicole valdes live on the ground in tampa. nicole, what are you seeing out there? >> nicole: just along

i will check in with matt finn, they are wrapping up in georgia. matt, you have been out there doing yeoman's work and we appreciate it. what do we wrap up with tonight? what is our going away thought? >> i just talked to brian innis in the press conference with the district attorney and he is the one that asked about the fictitious documents posted to the fulton county website today. the district attorney fani willis says she wants her trial to happen in the next six months. there are competing schedules here, but i will toss to a quick sound bite, the district attorney wants this on the calendar within six months. >> i don't have any desire to be first or last, i want to try him and be respectful for sovereign states. we want to move this case along and we will be asking for proposed order that occurs trial date within the next six months. >> there you have it. we were saying earlier today, there were members of the media outside the white house waiting for pending indictment. when reuters reported the indictment came down, people said, here it i

thank you. >> brian: go to matt finn live in st. pete southwest of tampa.att. >> these are probably the best conditions we've seen over the past eight hours. throughout the night soaking rain and strong winds, things are starting to settle in st. pete and clouds are breaking up. we're on the beach a block or two inland, substantial and dangerous flooding happening around us. st. pete police released video of a rescue they did not long ago inside of a mobile home park and also the sheriff office in pinellas county closed access to the barrier island in st. pete beach. you cannot get on or off right now. many other islands are closed. the sheriff is not allowing people to get on or off and the sheriff did warn if you reach for the phone or try for emergency officials, they may not be able to respond to you. this area is prone to flooding and we saw the gulf be pushed inland to the point where i was standing would have been water. it has receded, a lot of water did make it inland. flooding in st. pete beach and hopefully will get inland and bring you new video

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matt finn is live in saint pete, florida as it idalia closes intricate is beginning to look bad where you are. >> trace, the wind and rain has been very consistent for several hours now. the beach where we are is a barrier island to the tampa bay area. only about a 20 minute drive rest up tampa bay. this is considered zoned "a" of evacuation area. this is under a mandatory evacuation because of how low-lying this area is. fema and the national weather service in pinellas county officials have been warning that this area could see a 7 to 10-foot storm surge. anybody who remains here at this hour now perhaps faces that storm surge. governor desantis has warned that if you have not evacuated this area now, if you were to dial 911 are called emergency services, they may not be able to respond this area. it is so low-lying that it typically does see flooding. we have covered hurricanes in this exact area in the past where we have seen businesses and resorts go underwater. we will be here throughout the night and warning and keep you updated. >> back to you as the news warns. live in saint

matt finn is live in atlanta on this, a tragic mystery what happened matt?> this high school senior was a standout he is probably preparing for his final year in high school the opportunities beyond graduation. his life was tragically and suddenly cut short speed 17-year-old caleb dillon white died thursday after suffering some type of medical emergency at its alabama high school. the jefferson county coroner's office said people gave him a life-saving help until ems arrived. the basketball player was taken to a local hospital but did not survive. how and why the young athlete pass so suddenly he is under investigation right now. now white's grandfather wrote on facebook my grandson, caleb light was working out with his team a short while ago. he collapsed on the floor they tried resuscitating him. at 17 he was dead. caleb was an honor student, very respectful highly intellect, excellent role model, phenomenal basketball player rate 25th best point guard in his class in the nation and number two in the state of alabama. rip caleb i love you man this comes a

matt finn has all of this for us. 've ever been on a roller coaster, sometimes your mind just wanders to all the things that can go wrong, and unfortunately we have this new video and 9 # 11 audio after a 6-year-old boy fell an estimated 15-30 feet off a roller coaster. >> he's bleeding from his lips, on his top left corner of his head. it's very swollen, and i believe something with his hip, but i'm not too sure. >> reporter: that 911 call from last week described the boy's injuries after he was thrown from a fun spot roller coaster in oral to. fire -- in orlando. firefighters found the child suffering, lying on the ground underneath the tracks. he is reportedly back home and recovering in louisiana. in this new police body camera video, two of the witnesses describe the ride as being very jerky and say the small boy might have slipped out of the roller coaster cart. >> it was simply an accident. he double checked, but the seats, he's tiny, and the seats can only go -- there's so little gap. he's a tiny boy. >> report

matt finn is live in maui with the latest. tt. >> yeah, right now the latest numbers from maui county's mayor, there's more than 850 people unaccounted for here in the area of lahaina. the governor says that could include any number of children. right now we cannot get in the town. there's road blocks. we were able to get a view from the ocean. >> one of the only ways right now to get an up close look of lahaina's famous waterfront is by boat. with more than 1,000 people still unaccounted for, the fire zone is barricaded. hawaii's governor says it could take weeks to complete the search. the coast guard kept us a few hundred yards away from the shores. we could see lahaina's most famous restaurants and the 15-year-old banyon tree. one of the only surviving structures is the property that is the highest. this man has owned a rental company for 36 years. we tried to see what is left of one of his stores and his children's homes. >> the best way to remain sensitive of what is happening in lahaina town is to penetrate the barriers.

matt finn is live in saint pete florida which appears to have just taken a glancing blow. tt, good evening. >> reporter: yeah, trace, it's calm right now but much different conditions here just 8-12 hours ago here in the tampa bay area. a lot of good news coming out of this region tonight. first of all, the bridges were reopened to the barrier islands which means, you know, residents and business owners can get back in to assess their properties. we did a tour of this region and we did not see any major damage here. but last night and into early this morning, there was soaking wind and very powerful rain, saint pete beach police say they rescued someone from a mobile home park on the island and we saw sheriffs deputies out all night and putting their lives on the line. saint pete beach was under mandatory evacuation and from our assessment it seems most people evacuated or just stayed inside. this morning as the sun came up there were neighborhoods and homes that had low level flooding but fortunately the water receded rather quickly here today. we're told a combination of

>> bret: matt finn live in maui. matt, thanks.gain, you can help the victims of the wildfires go, to red cross.org/fox forward. you can scan the qr code on the screen right now. make a donation. or text hawaii to 90999. you can make a $10 donation doing that a power outage at a los angeles hospital has prompted the evacuation of at least 21 patients in critical condition to other facilities. more than 200 other patients were being moved to other buildings. the specialty care center was the only building on the white memorial campus affected by that power outage this comes in the wake, of course, of the tropical storm hilary dumping record rain fall on the city. >> it will be a job fair on the stage in the debate, rather than to be a place where the truth is told. >> bring it on. people can do what they want. i'm not running to be a contributor on cable news. we're running to win. >> i want to see our candidates contrast our vision for america versus the failure of joe biden. >> well, we are getting ready. back to politics. countdo

. ♪ mike: now we residents surveying the extensive damage left behind from the wildfires, matt finn isnumbers from the governor's office, there are more than 1050 people unaccounted for in the fire zone in lahaina. this morning the governor is saying any number of children could be among the missing. >> that is possible, that is what we are sharing here internally, that is possible that there will be many children because of the temperature of the fire, the remains of those who have died in in some cases may be impossible to recover meaningfully. >> we've talked to business owners and locals over the past couple of days they tell us they want us to relay the message that maui is open and you can visit with respect. mike: matt finn live in maui, thank you very much, tropical storm hilary making its way could bring historic rainfall, we will have the weather headlines after the break. ...to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. postmenopausal women with hr+ her2- metast

mike: matt finn live e in atlanta, thanks a a lot.eige in republican congresswoman from the great state of wyoming and member of the house judiciary committee, harriet hairingman. welcome, congresswoman. >> thank you for having me today to. let's start with your colleague, jamie raskin, and i will get you to respond to what he had to say. >> they haven't been able to show any criminal corruption on his part. what they've got is hunter bide, and we all seem clear that this guy was addicted to drugs and did a lot of really unlawful and wrong things, and we have said let justice system run its course. they're not saying that about donald trump. mike: so he is stay saying that hunter biden did some bad things, not the president. your thoughts. >> well, i find it interesting that they're now admitting that, and hunter biden has also admitted that he had a severe crack addiction from 2003-2019. so that begs the question, why would these countries be hiring hunter biden for millions of dollars to be on the board of burisma and to be providin

fox's matt finn is in maui with the story. the devastation is overwhelming. president joe biden and the first lady get a firsthand look at the devastating impact of maui's wildfires. the couple interrupting their week long vacation in lake tahoe to travel to the hardest hit area of maui, the historic town of lahaina. that's where more than 110 people were killed. and hundreds remain unaccounted for. the country grieves with you, stands with you, and we'll do everything possible to help you recover after taking an aerial tour of wildfire damage, the president renewed his promise to help rebuild the region while also respecting sacred lands, cultures and traditions on the island. it's a key concern for many residents after some reporting being poached by land developers rebuild, a way the people of maui want to build, not the way others want to build the president's visit also included a meeting with first responders and wildfire survivors. local officials gave him an update on recovery efforts on the ground. so far, there are more than 1000 federal workers on

fox's matt finn has the story from georgia.urs, it's possible a grand jury may begin hearing evidence in a possible indictment against former president donald trump. here in fulton county, georgia, it would be the former president's fourth indictment. these charges are related to alleged criminal behavior from the 2020 election here in georgia. yes tod state t trump talked to a reporter about the potential indictment. is there any chance you take a plea deal in georgia? we did nothing wrong. you don't ever take a serve. it's called election interference. now, what that is because this is these indictments are brought out by fight. you can't even put two sentences together in downtown atlanta. security is increasing. georgia's former lieutenant governor, jeff duncan, has confirmed that he will testify before a fulton county grand jury on tuesday. fulton county da fani willis has been investigating whether trump and his associates broke state laws when they allegedly tried to overturn trump's loss in georgia in 2020. with trump p

matt finn life for us in atlanta, thank you matt. rich: let's bring in former wisconsin governor heat host the first presidential debate in 10 days he also ran for president in 2016 and is currently president of young america's foundation for a government thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. your debate is hosting -- make your state's is host's first debate you have five candidates have qualified for the debate that include polling numbers, that includes fundraising numbers in the pledge that you would support any republican nominee that comes out of this entire process. do you expect a large debate stage here? and if so, you have been on one of these how do you breakthrough? >> i have i stood right next donald trump of the first debate eight years ago. the convention city just like it will be in milwaukee a week and half are now. i expect is going to be a full stage. i'm hopeful president trump will be there. i saw firsthand of the first couple debates how he took command of those debates really put them on the path to v

fox news reporter matt finn joins us live from tampa. matt how are the conditions there?e know we're close to a high tide cycle and we are we're concerned about the high tide cycle moving into the early afternoon hours tomorrow. we saw your shot pop up. you've got some big waves behind you. >> yeah, we do, we're in saint pete beach which is about 20-30 minute drive west of tampa, this is one of those barrier islands very popular tourist destination and over the past 60 minutes or so we've seen this water line dramatically shift towards us, i don't know, maybe 20 or 30 feet perhaps it is the high tide, perhaps the surge, a combination of both. but we have seen the ocean slowly consume a large portion of this beach. now it's kind of sitting at a standstill, and that's basically what's been happening all night long. the weather has been dramatically fluctuating here. i've been standing out here when it's downpour and intense winds and right now it's a lull whether it's rather quiet and completely dry. took off my rain coat. we have he a been seeing that on and off,r hour has

in fact, we have fox news reporter matt finn who will join us live from tampa. matt, how are the conditions there as they've unfolded tonight? >> matt: we are on st. pete beach, which is about a 20-minute or 30-minute drive west of tampa. this is one of the barrier islands. right now, this is the strongest wind we've seen since we've gotten here. and, um, rather notable, the ocean is slowly swallowing this entire beach. the water line now has been creeping up steadily throughout the night. i say at least 20 or 30 feet. and you can see some of the sea foam here now has even further up than the actual water line. so this could be a combination of that storm surge or that high tide. but we're absolutely seeing a lot of water flowing on shore here right now. it is being pushed in the direction of the wind which i would estimate is moving very dramatically toward the northeast right now based on where we're standing. so these are the worst conditions so far that we have seen over the past six hours here in st. pete beach. >> ian: yeah, matt, we know right there on st.

is potentially named in these indictments here in fulton county , sean. >> all right, thank you matt finn outside the fulton county courthouse joining us now legal spokesperson for president trump alena haba is back with us. let's pick up where matt went off the atlanta prosecutors revealing offenses to which they plan to charge president trump and then claiming it was fictitious, although matt riley pointed out they did look authentic and know, facing a number of charges that we spoke all throughout the night rico anti-racketeering laws conspiracy facilities statement asking public official to violate their oath of office where again we are waiting for fulton county indictments to be unsealed. i'm sure we are at the halfway point but when they told us the maximum amount of time which means we can get it any moment. >> right. we can get it any moment but think about what he just said. he spoke to somebody inside and the timeline doesn't make sense. if the clerk needs to manually put in each count how did the clerk have that pick first mistake earlier? i'm lost on that. because it laid out

matt finn. he is outside the fulton county courthouse. matt what can you tell us? i guess everybody liked us here are all waiting for this indictment to be unsealed. sean, we are waiting in a short while ago i talked to george chiti. he's an independent journalists who was subpoenaed in this case. he sat inside of the courthouse all day today and told me that he ultimately did not testify. in this case. i asked him if he felt like this case was speeded up today, and he felt like it was because initially he was asked to testify tomorrow. but then he was brought in today. he sat in the courthouse for many, many hours today and ultimately did not testify. he was here because he claims in part that back in december of 2020, he walked into a room where some of the trump electors will holding some type of meeting and he was kicked out of it. that's why he claims he was here today. but earlier today, as we have been reporting on this show, there was there were some documents that surfaced on the fulton county website that appeared to show the indictment laid out against d

let's go back down to atlanta where a national correspondent matt finn is outside of the courthouse. e are seeing these images as well. it seems unprecedented to have this kind of camera axes behind the scenes as we wait for this judge to be doing presumably i indictment. >> over the past couple of hours there has been a couple of signals indicating something is about to happen. we understand that the clerk's office is about to enter the courtroom at any moment, and we believe that that -- beefing up security here in downtown atlanta. our understanding is how the system works is that the judge is going to hand and if that documentation to the bailiff, going to take it to the clerk's office, and then the clerk is going to manually input it into the georgia system, we will learn who is indicted come out on what charges. as you have been discussing, there have been documents where documents have been circulated online and we are trying to assess indicating that former president trump may be facing up to 39 charges here in fulton county, georgia, some of the charges include racketeering,

matt finn has the latest. >> reporter: the beach is about 20, 30 minutes west of tampa.n where i'm standing. very large resorts and hotels and motels and this entire area is basically a ghost town. it has been ordered evacuated. this is considered zone n a which is the lowest lying area, the great flood prone and because of that, multiple officials and the national weather service are warning that we could see a seven to 10-foot storm surge in this area where i'm standing as the storm continues to move towards this area. the county has ordered everyone in this area to evacuate. obviously, including people who are not far outside of zone a end zone b, because they could be next. encouraging people there, you know, to get all of their medicines and important documents in order as the storm was closer to this area. jesse. >> jesse: thank you. this week marks two years since joe biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, which left 13 brave american service members that. we all remember the scene as the bodies of sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, friends, returned to

jon: please suit matt finn thank you.n into the president sun heats up, gop lawmakers are slamming special counsel picked in the probe. democrats are defending the appointments. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the latest on the hunter biting case. >> jon, for many of our viewers enjoying one of their last summer weekends just tuning in and we have your sunday round up covered pretty mentioned prevens are not happy david weiss was named as a new special counsel they say it has been investigating hunter biden the past five years. >> disappointment is camouflaged and it is cover-up. i think it is disgraceful per click special counsel was supposed to be somebody who is picked because they are independent because they're outside. not somebody who has a long track record. >> is a great concern because you have foreign individuals making payments to the son of the vice president now son of the president. >> and this is what the democrats are saying. >> hunter biden's the case belongs in the justice process they n

matt finn and malik with the very latest on the efforts there. >> the latest numbers in the governor'shan 1000 people missing. the governor is saying that any number of children could be among the missing. >> it is possible that is what we are sharing, here internally that is possible there will be many children because of the temperature of the fire the remains of those who have died in some cases may be impossible to recover meaningfully. >> we got to tour some of the damage by boats. on the ground there is a lot of frustration. even outrage. people say this could have been prevented residents and business owners tell us they want to get into the fire zone to assess their losses but for now law enforcement continues to fiercely block off the devastation which is still being assessed to partly talk to one residents whose art gallery on front street was destroyed one of his employees used a fire hose to try to fight the fire. >> we want to try to get our life and put back together again. we are being prevented in some cases from accessing our vehicles, our tools, our equipment, our bus