forecast, kick it off for us. >> adam: major storm system and one they almost never see. right off the coast of mexico, water off the coast of mexico, these waters are very warm, this will run into colder waters of southern california and weaken the system, what a powerful one. wind 145 mile per hour and moving west northwest at 13 mile per hour. probably as strong as this will get, but it is a strong storm. typically the system run into the pacific ocean, not the case this time. wind will force this along the coast. as you run further north, i told you the waters will get colder and the strength falls down. by saturday, winds down to 120 miles per hour and by sunday morning, moving down. ton of moisture, by monday morning, likely making landfall, somewhere around there, if it makes landfall and will bring rain. it will be a big moisture bringer. darker orange color, three to five inches, there will be spots that get eight to continue inches of rain in areas that see almost no rain in august. flooding will be the biggest concern. we have flash flood here on saturday, only increasing as you get into sunday and suddenly extreme risk of flooding across southern california. this is just something these folks typically don't see. what i say typically don't see it, they typically don't see it. one last graphic. only been 10 tropical systems in the last 125 years that have gotten within 200 miles of los angeles, only two made landfall. something to pay attention to. >> todd: with a hurricane, you worry about the wind, that is not a concern, the buildings in california are graded for earthquakes. think of the mud slides, southern california is extremely hilly and dry and when water hits the mountains, it has nowhere to go and you have mud slides. >> carley: we'll be watching. >> todd: just five days out from the first republican debate of the 2020 cycle. president biden departs for another vacation today, his campaign is putting together a strategy, saying next week's republican debate will put on debate how extreme and out of touch republicans are with the american people. energize our supporters and expand support for the biden/ticket. >> carley: brooke singman has more. brew buddying not just republicans heading to milwaukee, biden campaign officials say they are heading to wisconsin and plan to use the days leading up to the primary debate to highlight differences between the president's policy and the republicans which they say are out of touch. the biden campaign decided it is not just former president trump running on make america great again, the official told me they are all maga republicans. the biden campaign and democratic party officials plan to meet with local leaders in milwaukee and run paid mediaad buys and have billboards around the debate venue. the biden campaign and dnc are running a war room online to finished in realtime to republicans. half of registered voters are saying no to joe, specifically on economic policies. new polling shows americans are focused on the economy for 2024. 52% of registered voters say the biden economy is worse in contrast to 25% who say president biden has made the economy better. when asked about overall economic condition in the u.s., whopping 80% of voters have negative feeling toward the state of the economy as a nation. this comes as 54% of voters say grocery prices are a major problem for families with gas prices at 40% and utility costs at 42%. many voters say they are tired of the maga versus biden fight and want to see real change on key issues in 2024. guys issue the economy is expected to be a huge focus for the eight republicans who qualified for the debate stage in the first presidential debate kicks off wednesday night. there are eight candidates ready to take the stage, we'll see if more qualify in the next few days. this debate is wednesday night, 9 p.m. on fox. guys. >> todd: fascinating biden and democrats say make america great is something they disagree with. >> carley: it is a loaded political phrase. >> todd: speaking of debate, presidential hopeful vivek ramaswamy dismissing leaked moemo urging the florida governor to attack the political newcomer on stage next week. >> i think the gop sometimes when you have professional politicians, they use attacks as substitute for message of their own. we have a choice between super pack puppets being popped up with prop blinds and millions to go along with it. i'm an outsider, a patriot who speaks the truth. >> todd: the documents posted on the consulting site advise desantis to hammer vivek ramaswamy and call him names like fake vivek. >> carley: such a trump thing. >> todd: desantis campaign says they didn't know about this until it was leaked. >> carley: interesting. >> todd: on a random site on the internet and tell the candidate, go find it. these people put it there website. >> carley: did desantis no favor, you give vivek ramaswamy opportunity to respond and said i'm preparing by talking to voters that matters more than getting prepped memos from political consultants with preprepped attack lines. best response ever. >> todd: the post said, i was premiere debater in debate prep, strategy number one, not telling the other side your strategy. >> carley: all learned a lesson. switching gears, brand new body camera footage shows moment group of north dakota officers are ambushed and we want to warn you, this may be hard to watch. >> shots fired. [shots fired] >> ak-47, shooting at us. >> carley: tell you what police found in the shooter's car and search history, it will send chills down your spine, details are next. >> todd: concerning video. families who lost family members to covid-19 are suing eco for funding the wuhan lab. our next guest lost her husband to covid and she is here with her story. oh, booking.com ♪ somewhere, anywhere... ♪ ♪ i just want to lie motionless in a chair! ♪ booking.com, booking.yeah ♪ ♪ (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. i realized i needed to make a change when i looked in the mirror and did not recognize myself. i saw the golo commercial and i liked how they weren't actors. they just seemed like people that were just happy with themselves and had true results. since being on golo, i truly feel like i'm back to the best me i can be. try golo. it worked for me, and i'm real. 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>> under new york law, we have strict liability for abnormally dangerous activity and anybody that makes an effort either by paying for it or themselves going to china and extracting bat waste and experimenting with it in a lab that created allegedly created this virus, this virus makes it to the door of our plaintiffs in new york state under new york law thchl is case of strict liabilities, might think of it like somebody dealing with nuclear waste or explosives or some type of hazardous material. >> todd: interesting approach, we reached out to eco health and they gave us the same response they provided on tuesday. we cannot comment on independent ing lawsuits. the wuhan institute of virology could not have started the covid-19 pandemic. when you hear that last line, how does that make you feel? >> it tears me apart and it is totally not true and that is what we're going to prove. i have the best team lawyers trying to fight this for everybody who lost a loved one. god says that what the enemy uses for evil he turns for good and something good will happen out of this. this will not happen again. >> todd: patricia, final thoughts to you, your response to we did not do this, according to eco health alliance? >> defendants have a tendency to deny liability, i am not surprised. numerous reports indicate the source was lab originated and not to mention statements made by the defendants. this is one of three cases that we filed and there is a wealth of information to support the allegations, of course, the defendants have a right to defend against the allegations, we, too, have a right to prove our case and we're looking forward to appearing before a new york judge under new york law and showing numerous videos of the defendants talking about actually creating this virus and then going further taking efforts to conceal its source. >> todd: you mentioned, melissa, the message you want to send, this can never happen again. had we known about eco health alliance, what they were doing, nobody knew about this organization prior to covid, maybe the response would have been different and a lot of lives would have been different, including your husband. best of luck. the mastermind behind 9/11 may never face the death penalty. >> carley: letters from the biden administration about a possible plea deal. the wife of one of the victims joins us next. just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. there are too many options. how do we decide what hotel to book? 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[shots fired] >> a man with an ak-47 is shooting at us. shots fired, shots fired. three officers down. >> officer zach robinson returned fire, killing the suspect 1800 rounds of ammunition found. -- that is chilling. community mourning the loss of officer jake wong. >> carley: biden administration sending letters to americans who family members were killed in the 9/11 attack telling them the mastermind and others could avoid the death penalty. terry strada just received a letter and joins me now. terry, thank you for coming on to talk about this. how do you feel about this possible plea deal? >> it feels like a betrayal. it feels like the government is choosing to protect the mastermind, perpetrator, financers, everyone involved with september 11th. this administration and past administration have chosen to protect them over us. >> carley: yeah. i'm sure it was a shock when you read that letter and learned of this. i don't know if all of the details of this plea deal have been ironned out yet, but it sounds like khalid sheik mohammed and the others would agree to plea guilty in exchange so biden administration might be interested in this to move the trial forward. how do you feel about that? >> i feel like the biden administration should order them not to accept this plea deal and not have have it on the table at all. the 9/11 community deserve accountability for the murder of our loved ones and have a plea deal where they plead guilty, but there is no trial. evidence doesn't get to see the light of day. they don't get to be questioned. we don't get the full story of what happened. they deserve no mercy. when you go to guantanamo bay, you are shown their confession, they happily said they did it, they have no remorse, they would do it again and they think americans are stupid and we deserve what we get. why do they deserve mercy now? take it off the table and have the trial and get full accountability that we all deserve and have this government support all of our information, classified documents they refuse to declassify and get the truth and let the families have some closure to this horrible chapter. >> carley: you bring up a good point, these decisions aren't made in a bubble. if the people get a plea deal handed down by our government to spare their lives, what does that say to adversaries around the world? >> right, it is showing a weak signal that we are not doing what we should be doing and full force of everything we have going after terrorist organizations and holding them accountable. financiers. this comes back to kingdom of saudi arabia, we know because of u.s. intelligence reports how deeply involved they were. these are al qaeda operatives and the kingdom was supporting al qaeda and it goes back to the kingdom and hate-filled ideology they spread around the world and infiltrated the lives of ksm and they believed they were doing the right thing. we need to send a signal back, absolutely not, we should have the death penalty on the table and it should go through. >> carley: terry, thank you for joining us to talk about this disappointing development. so glad you are able to get your message out quickly. the government did say they would take 9/11 viewpoints into consideration, but you have to fill out a form and respond by monday. do you plan to do that? >> absolutely, i'm encouraging every family member that got one to do the same. >> carley: opinions matter and your voice does. thank you, we'll be watching this. turning to this. georgia state senator turning the tables on fulton county fani willis as she moves to prosecute former president trump. here is a question. could she be impeached? former fbi special agent jonathan gilliam will weigh in. >> todd: majority of voters are not happy with what is being taught in school. shocker. joe concha has more on t curriculum controversy. ♪ one of these days, their bonds will drop in silence everything. ♪ >> carley: former president trump hitting the air waves to criticize his latest indictment in georgia and cancelled his scheduled news conference on monday. >> todd: doug luzader. >> doug: he said the country is a laughing stock under the current administration and talked about the georgia state charges. >> it is a witch hunts, a continuation. they want to silence you. they are sick people, they are people that have no idea how the world works and no idea the anger they cause. they want to suppress your voice, they don't want you to talk about an election or they will put you in jail. >> douglas: and taking aim at fulton county district attorney fani willis is a georgia state senator who wants to move forward with possible impeachment. as georgia state senator, i'm calling for emergency session to review the actions of fani willis. america is under attack, i will not watch radical prosecutors target political opponents. trump has called off a news conference scheduled for monday. he had promised to show a report that would exonerate him. he wrote, rather than release the document, my lawyers prefer putting this irrefutable and overwhelming evidence in formal legal filings as we fight to dismiss this disgraceful indictment. trump is facing a deadline a week from today, to turn himself in to face the georgia charges two days after the first gop debate in milwaukee and not clear if trump will show up on that stage. >> carley: thank you so much. bring in former fbi agent jonathan gilliam. jonathan issue good morning, lots of different trump cases to talk about. let's start in georgia, possible attempt to look into impeachment against fulton county da fani willis, what do you think? do you think that is going anywhere? >> jonathan: it could, but politics in georgia, we have seen with the governor, some people are anti-trump, i'm not sure where itlet go and the wording of the state senator and way he laid that out showed if he can get the people to go along with him, it could have legs. sheer fact they released an indictment before a jury had been seated and given their judgement on the indictment, it was released publicly. this is unbelievable and i want to say how this is connected to jack smith, who is a federal prosecutor or special prosecutor and look at the judge involved with the federal indictment, all these individuals with shown political bias in their careers, recently even against trump and against conservatives and the legal system as we used to know it is shoved out the door. we have judges who are not impartial, they are partial, we have prosecutors, both federal and state level who show that they will go and try somebody based on politics and opinion. our legal system is in dire straits right now and trump is a perfect example of victim of this system. >> todd: glad you mentioned jack smith, this timeline bears what you are saying, trump's defense team, jack smith case to begin in april 2000 26, prosecution proposing january 2 of next year. if we can keep this wall up for a moment, you see january 2 potential trial and new hampshire primary and the iowa caucus and primary and nevada caucus, more primaries and march 4, potential georgia trial, super tuesday and two more trials. you see this inter-burring and when you lay it out like that, how can you explain jack smith and other prosecutors rush to get trump inside a courtroom with any other explanation than trying to mess up his campaign? >> jonathan: what we're seeing right here and that is so telling of what you are seeing right there. they have had years to bring all of these issues they have with trump to the forefront of the court system and they want to do it immediately. time is of the essence in their opinion, they have to have him in court during a presidential election season. if you would have tried this from the conservative standpoint against biden or hillary clinton issue the left would have had heart attacks all over the place. reality of what we're dealing with, it is so -- january 6 occurred, if you ask all the people there on january 6 that went into the capitol building, they were there not to change government, but because they saw government was broken and illegal things were going on and had questions about the election and interestingly, since that day, what the left and many other republican politicians have done is illegal, unethical types of maneuvering to keep the very man that these people were saying was given a bad voting system and lost the election because of that, whether true or not, the left has gone and impeded his ability to run in the next election. from an investigative standpoint, this is very telling. >> carley: jonathan gilliam, we got to leave it there, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. all right, los angeles finally has a plan to address nonstop smash and grab robberies reeking havoc on businesses, is it too little too late? good question. >> todd: in new york city, eric adams and his rat czar launching a rat information portal. >> carley: how cute. >> todd: what does the portal tell us, carley shimkus? we'll find out next. >> we'll had rats the size of crocs, like the shoe, average size eight running up and down the street. ♪ >> todd: wildfire alert now. maui emergency chief is out, submitting his resignation for his response to the historic wildfire, which has claimed the life of 111 people. >> carley: robert ray is live with details. good morning. >> good morning to you and everyone watching this morning. we still sit at 111 people who have died. that number is expected to rise significantly in the coming days and weeks. breaking news out of maui, federal emergency administrator has resigned saying there are health issues according to him. take a listen to two days ago, he tried to explain why the sirens did not go on during the fires as they raged a week or so ago. >> the sirens, as i mentioned, is used primarily for tsunamis. had we sounded the siren that night, we were afraid people would have gone into the fire. >> now the mayor of maui put out a statement saying, given the gravity of the crisis, my team and i will be placing someone in this key position as quickly as possible and i look forward to that announcement soon. people did, they wanted answers as to why there was no response during the fire, why the sirens did not go off, why alerts did not happen. this being loos like this is the beginning of what may occur and may be more fallout soon. president biden was asked about his trip to hawaii and here is what he said to a reporter yesterday. >> tell us about your hawaii trip, sir? >> no issue not now, i will be leaving and be there on monday. >> sir -- >> so we know he's coming here monday, what the details are, still unclear if he will be on the ground issue in the air or combination of both. search continues with cadaver dogs in lahaina that is blocked to the public. federal officials are combing through looking for remains of human beings as hundreds, up tto 1000 people are unaccounted for. a federal source expects that number to go up in the coming days, guys. >> todd: thank you. help the victims in hawaii by joining the red cross donation drive, scan the code on your screen or head to redcross.com/foxforward. >> carley: los angeles leaders are ready to crack down on the smash and grab robberies like the one we just showed you targeting businesses. >> todd: lauren has more. >> it targets all of us and los angeles has had enough rob and runs. their may are on, karen bass, forming retail task force. there are apprehension teams that will hold thieves that rob stores in jail. i know, you are shocked. residents and businesses are sick of living in fear. you can't even park your car safely thchl. this is in san francisco, middle of the day, the man gets out of his car to look in windows of the parked cars. look at the stuff he got out of the trunk? this feeling that you are always a target, unbelievable. >> carley: absolutely. i believe you said because of this task force they are saying people that commit retail theft will be given bail, be held in j jail, which is admission holding people in prison work. shock. >> todd: what are you telling me? >> carley: knock me over with a feather. recent study about rich people. >> it finds 40% of emission come from top 10% of americans, but we are all sharing in this transition to clean. biden administration, average household pay $2200 in energy cost pushing households behind on ushg tillity bills. inflation reduction act is something to be celebrated, right? at least by democrats in congress. >> monumental victory, propelled americans with american rescue plan. we are rebuilding with good paying union jobs. >> today the president is celebrating one of the most significant bills in decades that lower costs, creates jobs, makes the wealthy pay their fair share. republicans can't seem to go one week without chaos. >> how do americans feel? fox news polling, 80% say the economy is fair or poor and flip it, two-thirds say their personal financial situation is negative. >> todd: something the president needs to pay attention to if he wants to win reelection in 2024. from pizza rat to rat portal. >> we tolerate a lot, guys, i will tell you about my journey yesterday to penn station and what i saw. rat info portal, you type in an address and see inspection history on that property. that pink on top right, those propers are rat infested. and there is a lot of pink in upper manhattan, where this woman lives. >> we've had rats the size of crocs running up and down the street, like croc shoe, average size eight running up and down the street. >> creative term of measurement, she's gone viral on the rat day of action in new york. >> todd: instead of a portal, just get rid of the rats. >> carley: document it and then get rid of it, it is jarring when you see the rats running around. >> the cherry on the ice cream sundae, for the problems and the rats. >> todd: joe rogan, has an interesting theory about the biden scan dals. >> the stuff coming out slowly, but surely is on purpose, they want to get rid of him. >> todd: our favorite joe will tell us if he agrees. >> carley: steve doocy will tell us what is coming up on "fox news sunday." >> steve: thank goodness it is fox, coming up in nine minutes exactly, hurricane hillary is intensifying overnight into a cat 4 storm barrelling toward california with significant impact to the southwest expected this weekend into early next week. adam klotz tracking the map all morning long, find out about hurricane hillary. plus, president biden laying out his plan to leverage next week's republican debate on fox with massive messaging operation of his own, they might need to rework part of it, because new fox polls show americans are not buying bidenomics and his name is on it. show you the numbers straight ahead. because it is friday, we have general jack keane, billy busch, and abby hornacek. all-american summer concert series with the band war. i've been listening to them since the '80'ses, so can you, they will join us live. why can't we be friends? 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