after unusual torrential rains hit this leaving tens of thousands of people trapped christina coleman joins us live with the latest, christina. county sheriff s office that it is investigating a death at this rain events they have not released information on how this person died at this time. more than 70000 people usually attend burning man each year end abnevada s black rock desert its unusual for storms and floods to soak the event typically dry and dusty site. close gates to the event to keep vehicles or being stuck in the sludge it is eight muddy mess. some participants say they have embraced the challenging conditions. consent one just the past two days have the best i ve had watching everyone come together and enjoy it and you ll be dripping wet and bone cold you ll be walking by because you ve been discussing porta potty but it does not matter everyone is inviting you into come dancing and cheering you on. tens of thousands of participants were ordered to shelter
and this is whether governor desantis is trying to avoid a chris christie moment, with sandy ravaged new jersey in 2012. i don t know if that s the case, but the two are not expected to meet when they get down there. we ll keep you posted. i m sorry for that confusion on my part. developments in new york regarding migrants. i did get that right in new york about migrants. a lot of these that had been moved to american cities, in fact, what they call sheltering cities can t handle them and right now it s gotten so bad the democratic mayor, the democratic governor in new york have petitioned the biden administration to do something, anything. and curtis sliwa, former candidate, with us now. this is messy and getting messier. it s almost like when i was a kid, three stoppages, mo, larry and curly, which way did they go. eric adams, no plan during the process. getting along well with hochul for so many months and all of a sudden they turn on one another. unexpectedly almost lik
government officials were communicating with hunter biden s financial firm. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m gillian turner. good to be with you, john. john: i m john roberts. dana and bill both have the day off. we have the joystick in washington and not giving it back. gillian: not until 4:00 when we re both off the air. john: the lawsuit comes after the national archives responded admitted to having more than 5,000 emails potentially associated with joe biden s office. fox news cannot independently confirm hunter biden was copied on any of the emails. but there is a group suing to get the actual records. critics are asking why vice president biden would even use pseudonym email accounts in the first place. not only is that nefarious in its intent, it shows that they really truly want to hide something. we went from joe biden saying that he never had a discussion to now joe biden having full and complete access of the white house and the vice presi
there are a lot of broader issues than just that. talk about age? we ll talk about things that americans are talking about. kitchen table issues. we will happily, happily discuss as we as it relates to age what the president has been able to do and how he has been able to deliver. john: gave people a list of words to use to describe the 80-year-old president. 26% of respondents picked things like old, retire, elderly, senile, dementia. only 1% for trump went age related more chose words like corrupt and crooked. charlie hurt is with us now along with leslie marshall, also a fox news contributor. leslie, let me ask you the blunt question, is biden too old to effectively serve another four-year term? absolutely not. one of the things that working in my husband s medical practice years ago showed me is that you can have two very different 90s. i ve seen people who play tennis and travel around the world and people in wheelchairs in assisted living communities. we age d
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