8:30 a.m. eastern time talking about the op-ed. steve: all sorts of people in the news today. meanwhile a fox news alert right now. at least 31 people are dead and 200 missing wildfires devastate california. the camp fire to the north is responsible for 29 deaths alone matching the most in state history. and to the south windy conditions fueling the woolsey fire. red flag warnings are in effect there at least through the end of today. ainsley: meanwhile, new satellite images give us a different look at how massive that camp fire is part of the land completely torched. ed: janice dean live tracking wind conditions in south florida and all across the country. good morning, janice. janice: unfortunately another dire condition across much of california. 20 million people under red flag warnings right now, meaning that conditions are favorable for wildfires and wildfire spreading. not only knowledge california, central california and now southern california, the worst of the winds will be c
about how ballots that probably should not, not probably should not have been counted were counted. in broward county apparently 22 absentee ballots were rejected but they accidentally mixed them in with 205. so the board of supervisors said, you know what? we can t throw them all out so we are going to count them all. ed: unbelievable. governor rick scott by the way the republican nominee for senate thinks he has won. he will be right here live on fox & friends 7:00 a.m. eastern time. we will ask him about that. probably press him about his hoping to be a new senator in the new congress in january when you have democrats who had promised before the midterms it would be all about substance. they will be talking taxes and talking about healthcare. instead all they seem to be talking about right now is investigating the president. steve: indeed. in fact, jerry nadler who will be coming in as a house judiciary committee chairman is talking about first thing he is going to subpoena, if n
shinzo abe. the vice president is expected to put china s feet to the fire regarding trade and reassure american allies during his asia trip. that s a look at your headlines. ed: the eagles didn t fly so high last night. jillian: no they did not. thank you for that reminder. ainsley: would you like a little salt for that wound? ed: get ready for on slot not just of jillian but of the trump administration? one of the first orders of business will be to subpoena him. we are going to need to ruthlessly prioritize on the intel committee so, we have already started that process. constitutional law professor jonathan turley says this is all leading up to an effort to impeach the president. he joins us live next. ainsley: this baby picture pays tribute to the classic movie the christmas story look at the background even the lamp there. the professor forced to defend it because of the toy
ray? steve, ed, and ainsley, good morning. we are standing right in front of a road block on highway 23 here in ventura county. we were trying to get through. that s how we would get to the pacific coast highway in pal buoy thermalibu there are ps down. 31 people dead and more than 200 are missing. take a look at this map it shows the locations of the different fires. one in northern california and two in the southern part of the state where several celebrities live. actor garrard butler tweeting this out sunday. returned to my house in malibu after evacuating, heart-breaking time across california inspired as ever by the courage, spirit and sacrifice of firefighters, thank you l.a. fire department. miley cyrus affected two my house no longer stands but the memories shared with my family and friends stand strong. um i am grateful for went on
time. let s assume that the number of ballots cast isn is in that 700,000. over and under votes. we don t know what that number would could be. it could be 30, 40,000. it could take a lot of time. they have to determine of the intent of the voter. indeed, griff jenkins live down in broward county. in broward county nearly 25,000 more people voted for the governor than voted for the senator. and some are suggesting that it s because the ballot was so poorly laid out and people just forgot to vote and, in fact, i saw something that said that back when bill nelson ran for senate last time when there was a governor s slot, the under vote was something like 35,000, which is about what it is this time. so sometimes people just go and vote for the governor. ed: haven t figured out how to make the ballot clear 18 years after the 2,000 election number one. number two, brad blakeman was on this weekend and telling us he worked on the bush-cheney campaign in 2,000. he said for all the back and