kayleigh: it s great to be with you will and lawrence. outnumbered, we have an hour, fox & friends we have got three hours of fun. it s a lot different but, hey, i m enjoying day two here early in the morning. lawrence: you are crushing it kayleigh. kayleigh: thank you. lawrence: we had that live shot of times square. i was originally supposed to be in nashville with will cain now i m going to be in nashville to new yorkcity. will three hours that s a treat. wait until you put in a four hour show. one hour extra is not one hour extra. lawrence, am i right? there is did something about four hours that is much, much bigger than three hours. lawrence: after that third hour you immediately feel it going into that fourth hour. kayleigh: i will find out on saturday. [laughter] will: oh, well, good. and lawrence is exactly right. we will be together at least through the television the magic of television on new year s eve. we hope you will join us on december 31st, the last day of
reporter: this woman worked next door to the insurance agency hung managed in chinatown. on sunday, family reported her missing. park rangers sent a rescue to find her. they found her body five mills from her car. they say the prominent business woman knew about the dangers of heat. sheet drove a nice car, she would have had office said it appears she died from heat exposure. even with that news, her friends can t believe she would die that way. we spoke to one of her friends. why didn t the boyfriend meet her there? reporter: this woman will always remember a beautiful person. she would always bring us cake and ice cream or whatever to say thank you. it s just awful. reporter: this appears to be the second heat-related death in death valley this year. we spoke to the san bernardino sheriff s office. they say they they say they have no plans on opening up a criminal investigation. we re keeping an eye on along the coast as hurricane hermine takes aim at florid
A judge unfroze the bank account of the independent expenditures committee Jersey Freedom on Thursday, but did not rule on whether a lawsuit can proceed alleging the group broke election reporting law.
Atlantic County Superior Court judge Michael Blee will decide by Jan. 10 if a lawsuit by state Republicans will proceed against an independent expenditures committee the GOP says worked to split the GOP vote to benefit Democrats and broke election reporting rules to hide its true nature.