traveling northward tropical storm hilary crossed border from baja california this afternoon, leaving at least one death and wide widespread damage, we check in with fox weather meteorologist marissa torres. >> we have all of tropical storm hilary within the state of california. this includes the center, first time since 1997. we're talking about is incredibly rare. it is not unprecedented. i want to highlight the flash flood concerns we have coming from southern california to the l.a. area. imperial county today orange county, l.a. county now further to the north san bernardino also included. hearing about some arrest -- water rescues in l.a. county, the roads are floods or will be in the flash flood son scenario, the rain big story, with a lot of moisture, areas are not used to dealing with up to 5 inches of rain, you and hurricane force winds out in back mountain california, 8484 miles per hour. but you see wins above 70 to 84. the highest you go in elevation, you are going through the valleys and areas, with the, aggressive wind it could make it a little bit worse, could still see power outages there are 30 thousand without power at this time and they are also dealing with rain. right now out of l.a. the rain totals, palm springs jumped quite a bit. 2.58 inches, and san diego 1.6 and el centro .71, it depends on where you are, we're seeing the desert areas that are typically the leeward side of the mountains getting all of the rain that is coachella to palm springs. these are some top rain totals today, coming out of california and nevada with top places 6 inches so far out of cali. mount laguna with 5 inches. 6 inches is a lot no matter where you. in florida sure they can handle it better but they would see flooding. we have a lot of concern into the night, this is the rain still to come. heading to tomorrow, many of you from south to north like san diego into l.a., by tomorrow morning, you should see the sun comeback out, it will feel like home again, but you have to get through the overnight there is potential some areas in northern los angeles county could pick un3 to 5 inches -- up 3 to 5 ins of rain, the rain will head from south to north. tropical storm hilary will continue to weaken it will take the moisture with it to nevada. to idaho and montana. this is working its way across the high pressure ridge, you could get some moisture in south dakota. the bulk will be -- local, thissa 8:00 pacific time, the circulation, went 24 hours it will be a remnant profit tropical center. it continues to filter out of california away from nevada, and further into northern portioning of california and exits nevada tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow 4 p.m., you are dry in san diego, and ba bakersfield and l.a. and a miss in phoenix. it has been fun funneled to one area. flash flood concerns will continue to be a problem tonight. the ridge of high pressure almost like train tracks, you can see moisture getting funneled throug boise to billings to areas ofs dakotas, there are flood concerns in those areas this flood warning across southern california, in las vegas with a flood watches and even into areas of eastern washington. and western idaho. these are also areas that need the rain. they have tr drought conditions, they have wildfires in oregon right now and washington, we need the rain here, we could use a little less down here, it has already proven to be quite dangerous, f you have so much moisture to work with. really concerned for folks into the night across areas of southern california including l.a. county, you can stay home, you are best to do so. many folks are first responders or working front lines, there was an earthquake epicenter to the south of ojai today. you had one more thing to juggle, it seems like not a lot of significant damage out of that, earthquake but there are active water rescues in southern california. >> as darkness falls, the danger i guess increases, you can't look outside of the window and see what the creek is doing. it will be scary for those folks overnight. >> absolutely. you congress.you can't even judw deep water is in light of day, you talk about the passes and interstates i-5 and i-8, they are navigating through rocky elevated terrain. we have mudslides and concerns with rock falls and that. debris flows, you can't see how deep it is. the best way to to err on side of caution, make sure you are not a part of the problem allow the rescue workers to get out there and help the folks who need it. >> all right marisa thank you. >> quite a night in southern california. maris is torres. joining us now mayor of palm springs grace garner, mayor garner, i know you have some mountains on the edge of y community any flash flooding problems so far? >> we don't have any flash flooding problems so far, just flooding problems in general from the rain. all of your streets are inaccessible, there is no way to get in or out of palm springs, there is major flooding, it is mostly from the constant pouring of rain it has not stopped since about 1 p.m. mark: >> what kind of damage are you seeing. >> a bit i did owe difficult to tell, you can see several streets washed out. just where the wash comes down and passes over the street. right now we're working on figuring out you to we'll be able to respond in morning and really in morning, 1 the sun comes out we'll really assess the damage and biggest thing will be how to get the roads open quickly. >> what did emergency calls are your 911 responders having to go out and you know deal with people who are stuck or you know trapped in the flood waters? >> yes. at-this-point we have two swift water rescues we're well eche equipped, we have oakland swift water rescue team helping us we're well prepared for any scenario, we're encouraging people to stay inside, and never get on the road unless they absolutely have to, to avoid the problem, i was on road with the ceo of medical center here, they are going well there. >> what about wind, there were fears that trees might come down and power lines, have you had those problems? >> we had some outages they have been remedies quickly. that is fantastic. i have not heard about any trees going down. at least from where i am located which is a windier area of palm springs, it has not been too bad -- not been too bad.. >> so, how do you feel overall, it sounds like other than some street flooding, you seem to be handling it well there in palm springs? >> we're very fortunate there was some flooding in 2019, and that has been our saving br grace this time, we know how to be prepareed and we know the weak areas, we have been preparing all week for that, we have taken every precaution we can, i'm proud of our city manager and our public staif safety team. >> how many people do you think actually left town before that storm? >> you know, we have our summer residents that tend to go away for the entire summer we're at a well you point in terms residentses that is fantastic for us -- a wea low point. >> it is sounds like palm springs is handling this pretty well. hope the night does not bring you any unpleasant surprises. >> thank you so much. >> so the situation very much up in the air in southern california. and on into the desert years of las vegas and even in phoenix, they're getting significant rainfall from this storm. the kuo is how much rain -- question is how much rain and how fast, some m mountain ourous areas of southern california could see a deluge of water, the fear is some of the flooding could be dangerous for the folks who live there. we're continuing to watch the numbers as they come in. you heard marisa torres say that as many as 6 inches of rain have already fallen in some areas of california. it is a tremendous weather challenge for the rescue crews. everyone stay safe out there. and stay with fox news and fox weather for the latest on dev developing story, the big weekend show is coming up next. 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in charges were brought. >> all avenues to his father and not prosecuting hunter for the same it would mean criminal liability for joe biden it department of justice wanted to get to the bottom of this vast criminal conspiracy involving joe biden, they would say to hunter, your only way out of changes toy -- to provide unpredacked testimony about your father joe biden as the big guy. >> if things don't go the way we want, we might have to put dad on the stand. >> this is total place call thuggery. and pretty effective in a small place like delaware. stephen miller is right. this is the whole thing, was not a sweetheart deal for hunter biden it was for joe biden and the biden family, protects him. was to keep the investigation from going into what we all now know. i believe that the testimony in congress with those two irs whistleblowers was the game changer. because i think that even democrats or maybe not, publicly but democrats in congress were saying okay this really looks bad, this is -- we might be able to defend this today, but in a couple of weeks we will not be able to keep defending it. >> hunter biden was this close, we'll read more, from getting off scot scot-free, this year times found mr. weiss appeared willing to forego any prosecution of mr. biden at all and his office cam close to agreeing nd the investigation without requiring a guilty plea on anyone charges, but the correspondents reveals that his position, relayed through his staff changed around the time of a pair of irs officials to case accused justice department of hamstringing the investigation, mr. weiss demanded this mr. biden plead guilty to committing tax offenses, from 30 thousand foot view, this could look like mr. weiss was so busted. then had to change his tune. >> this reminds me of someone who examines you and sees a baby, and saysure not breatpregnant, maybe if you have morning sickness and you feel something kicking maybe you should get a different doctor, if david weiss took 5 years on this case he had a deep look into hunter biden a financial cavity, if he was willing to say there is nothing to see, move along, maybe we should have a different special counsel. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i mean look, bottom line, charlie and so diddy can be fkennedy did it. intention is doj trying to burn the bring behind hunter biden to protect his daddy, to protect the president. that is what is at the heart of this, david weiss was willing to sign on to what is essentially pro emptive immunity for all past and future crimes, through hunter biden. if david weiss will be a credible special counsel at this point, when luke at what comer has unveiled and discovered in that committee, tens of millions of dollars going to biden family members, they paid now taxes on any of that money according to comer this bears jeu scrutiny and must be looked at. we hope they get warrants to check in the greenhouse of hunter biden. >> a lot of folks have to wonder how is this going to be covered going forward now that we have this type of reporting, it will change? let's listen to jake tapper said about the former president in his opinion. >> this directive goes looseagainst what joe biden said in debate in 2020 with donald trump. trump was right. he did make a fortune from china. and joe biden was wrong. >> charlie? >> firm grasp of obvious, wait follow he finds out that joe biden is also using a bunch of aliases in his e-mails to schedule meetings between his son hunter biden and the president of ukraine. it will get -- there will be a lot more revelations that jake tapper has to come forward and say, they are right about this too. >> we will continue to watch it here. coming up. no need to punch that time clock, a pennsylvania democrat is proposing to shave the workweek down to 4 days, without cutting pay. ♪ ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ ♪ she is walking on fire ♪ ♪ we all have obstacles, challenges, at different points in life. i still push myself every 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want to work, they are lazy and they don't top get a job. why are we requiring put thooputting another burden on businesses requiring them to pay people more for less work. in some cities it might work, fine. but the airline industry. the restaurant industry, any service industry, are we only eating and flying 4 days a week? the corporation are paying more for less work, i don't think that works, i look in the minnesota example, a 4-day workweek for teachers, 98 thos thousand students impacted, the kids condition read or write now -- can't read or write now, you are giving them another less day of schooling who does that help, i don't understand, this sphr peo, this is for people who don't want to work, government mandated that strikes me wrong. >> the term we came up during covid that jobs that don't matter? the non-essential, creating a new industry of non-essential works. >> kennedy, thank you for your corrections. >> absolutely. >> i think that companies like amazon and microsoft have already been experimenting with this, this is the other thing that central planners and government do, they wait until someone has an idea, they try it, then they come blundering in to take over, they think that private companies conditi -- can't look out for their own best interests. >> i bet the rabbits are so soft, yeah because that is the federal government. it is a lie, there no way you can work about 20% less and be more productive, then say, technology. like anthony fauci saying, science, then ignores evidence, like saying i'm going to eat 25% more calories every day, and i will lose weight, that is not happening, you will become a great big fat person, what happens to our economy and jennization generation of new workers who get addicted to this. >> pretty soon, you get 3 days a week with a raise. >> you will confuse our be on s be o obstetrician. >> i want to track to small businesses and mid side businesses also in pennsylvania, they can still have their workers work 5 days or seven days a week and retain those employees, they are now competing with other companies have to give their employees a raise, because they working less and and and getting paid the same, how will they hold to their employees, hard enough on small businesses to keep people showing up daley. >> the government needs to stay out. >> absolutely, the central plans is awful, but that is the best point here, they politicians talk about. you know small businesses are the backbone of this country, but then they do things that put them at such a competitive disadvantage. >> it is maddening. >> also, you know the concept that people that -- you know companies that employee people, as if they are not interested in their own employees, which their employees is their -- unthat is their bottom line, and you know that is their bottom line, if their employees are unhappy they walk away that does not help the company or evil big business. i don't know that politicians will do anything to fix 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people are lazy and worth less. >> i do but not because of this, this is efficiency, who wants to talk on the phone does not work. >> is that why you never answer. >> never, send me a text, the world's most inefficient thing, if you have technology, technology will kill us all it is terrible but if you have it take advantage of one thing there is, which is a little bit efficient or maybe -- you can kind of get things mixed up sometimes. but it is generaly pretty efficient. >> what happened with gen-zer's kids are they not going to look at each other. >> and they will use their finger to indicate well weather they like or dislike the moment this is the epidemic of human deprevation. never had to deal with real people, they don't talk to people, they go on dates they don't talk, they text. we tried to force our kids and thank rebecca for that, they would interact and have to with adults, we would make them go pay for things, and ask for something in establishment we would sending the kids to do it teaches them human interact, human visual and verbal cues are important, i fear we're loselosing that and worst thing we're creating media monstemonsterries in our own home, in is detrimental. o to the social skills of this generation. >> you touched on something important. it is what researchers and psychologists are worried about, that little kids who could not see faces, they are -- you know, they are at a greater risk of developmental delay. because they were not able to 11 how to communicate and that way, what does it take, it take some sort of a ca cataclysmic event where we no longer have electricity. >> i am ready. >> conversations don't work. the conversing is the problem, they don't want to hear it from us, we have a hard enough time. >> i hope you are not commenting on this panel. >> there is nothing wrong. >> what -- this is great. >> be clear. >> i agree. >> we're good. >> we're good. >> we're so good. >> awkward though. >> charlie your kids don't have phone. >> that have phones, only thing that i yell at my kids, if i send them a text where are you, they respond right away, i am why are you responding right away. >> you don't know to them. >> i don't care what they are doing if they are in a deer stand, don't be sitting at the top of a tree looking for nature on the stupid phone, i do think that, having kids, i love what you said about making kids do that stuff, and i think that is important, but the other thing, get outside. do interesting stuff. >> inte interact. >> unless charlie's kids shoot elk, they don't heat. eat. >> don't g big 4 is coming up next, 4's up ucla, woo ♪ ♪ salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. 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(vo) request a cash offer at opendoor dot com >> welcome back to the big weekend show, time for the boeing four, our picks for biggest stories that everyone will talk about this week, i'll go first. first g.o.p. primary debate fox news three days away, voters should expect candidates to come out slugging, as mudslinging kicks into full gear, friday desantis levied his boldest attack yet on trump and his supporters. >> if you are not root the in principle. all we are listless vessels that follows to come down the pike, on truth special that is not a durable movement. >> fellow g.o.p. presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy, taking to social media to condemn desantis' remarks saying, the real danger do our movement is the rise of listless vessel robot politicians, who blindbly follow the commands of their super pacs, that will leave a mark. >> raymond. >> shots have been fired. the big story, that inch will taeveryone will talk about is trump vungde surrender to authorities he should appear at rice street jail before june friday, look out for thursday and media may get the mug shot they have been yearning for, trump faces 13 charges of allegedly trying to change outcome of the election sucking political oxygen out of the weak. a new cbs poll reveals that trump voters trust them more than their family and friends his lead has grown to 62% over his rivals, in the g.o.p. theeld. field, a big political week, mug shot or not. >> i wrote an article in daily mail with advice for governor desantis he did not read it, a resurface video from 2013, shows bigfoot in the mississippi woods. and i have to tell you, being from oregon i believe this is real, we have every that we've been waiting for, if you talk to know who has seen sasquatch this is what they are looking at. >> come on. >> sasquatch in alabama related to sasquatch in oregon. >> yes, are chimpanzees related to chimpanzee in idaho. >> kennedy. >> do they travel. >> it is a species. >> we need a close-up, i think that is jimmy failla scouting out your next tour. [ laughter ] >> you may be right. >> to there was a huge fight that broke out between fans at 49er's preseasons game against my denver broncos. >> go 9ers. >> leaving one fan bloodied, children had a front row seat to brawl, if you can't handle sports at -- at live events stay home and yell at your television, not in front of the kids, i don't understand why 49ers would be in a bad mood. i love you broncos you make my heart were 5 and 12, there is no reason, and 49ers beat them, stop with the fighting. >> but. >> in in sphron of peopl in fro. >> on the bright side, the kids were interacting. >> how do you think we got that video. >> i think that the 49ers will beat the broncos again [ laughter ] >> oh, no. >> how did you can figure that one out. >> the saints fan we'll lose to both of you, don't worry. >> hard to lose to us. >> you have peyton. >> the bronco. >> we have sean. >> in no, i condition can't that does it for us, we'll see you next weekend, "life, liberty and levin" starts right now. >> yes, it does. ♪ ♪ you don't have to throw back your pretty pink lemonade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello america welcome i'm mark levin, this is "life, d levin. n two great guests, senato tom cotton and victor daviso hanson, before i go to our great guests we need to take a step back and see what isfo happening tore our country, ito could not be happier you are