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Could surprise a lot of people not in good way. fox weather correspondent nicole valdes live in palm springs, california, nicole, thank you. so as tropical storm hilary moves north over california president biden is set to visit maui tomorrow to survey wildfire devastation and meet with survivors. many of them say they want people to know the island is still open for business. despite the tragedy, lucas tomlinson is live at the white house for us now. lucas. reporter: president biden will be cutting his vacation short to fly to maui to see the devastation firsthand of those who have lost loved...

That kind of posture doesn't bode well for a general election. >> basil, right now, hurricane hilary is barreling towards southern california. it places it on a collision course with several wildfires burning in the golden state. this comes as three wildfires crew out of control last weekend in maui. in hawaii. it spread by strong winds from hurricane dora that passed the island. killing more than 100 people. president biden and first lady dr. jill biden were scheduled to be the wildfire devastation on monday. could these environmental threats -- placed the efforts to address climate change hi...

In north korea, the regime confirming for the first time it has custody of an american soldier who bolted into its territory last month. what the north is claiming he said. and back at home, soccer superstar lionel messi propels his miami team to new heights. we begin this morning with a wildfire devastation in hawaii. this morning, the white house announced president biden and the first lady will travel to maui on monday to meet with first responders and survivors. and as the death toll climbs to 106, we're starting to learn the identities of some of the victims. they include 74-year-old ...

Search ashes and rubble, hoping to find missing residents. >> steve: and white house dismissing no comment to a bloomberg reporter. >> you have gotten full reports on who the president connected with and heard from us when the president talked to the governor and the senator. you heard from the governor and senators on the ground saying how much they appreciate the work from the federal government and this president and that matters. >> brian: really? unbelievable. fema says there is no time table for presidential visit or vice presidential visit. bring in will cain, who has been covering the ...

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