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on track to hit florida sometime this week with the panhandle in the entire west coast at risk. >> standing by. let's start with meteorologist tracking it all. where is it going to go? >> it does not look like a whole lot right now. lifting its way up towards the gulf of mexico. that is when this thing really strengthens. you only need 79-degree water to fuel a storm. suddenly this thing kind of explodes and become a big monster of a storm. hurricane morning's currently in cuba because this is where it will headfirst before lifting into the gulf of mexico and then we focus on florida. tuesday and wednesday, probably even thursday running up to the

florida panhandle where this may make landfall. that would be a category four hurricane. this would be a strong one. you will kind of see as a storm comes together begins to strengthen, and i wall over the island of cuba on early early tuesday morning. even if you are not making landfall right away on the west coast of florida, getting the outer bands of rain. windy and rainy. i think widespread talking about half a foot of rain. the closer to onshore the more rain there will be. it could be from tampa to the florida big band. areas you should pay really close attention.

eric: we will be up watching. >> up and around yesterday expanded his counties. food and water and supplies to ride it out. we are live in florida right now. will. >> so much of florida is preparing. they have had to bring in the police for traffic control. this has been the case. 9:00 o'clock this morning is when one of these three sand bag locations opens. i could easily count 150, possibly more cars wrapped around this part. authorities say that is what we

want to see. people taking this seriously. 1912 since tampa took a direct hit from a major storm. dealing with these major hurricanes. you have to help her a river running right through downtown. flooding will be a major concern for this city. even if there is not a landfall here, we have so much rain that could come in and it could really spell trouble. these preparations continue. still long lines for gas. people use these clear days here to prepare. we are tracking every step or you and your free fox whether at here at back to you. >> they have to prepare for wind and rain as well. thank you. thanks, will. eric: our team coverage as

florida prepares. the biggest since 2018. ian is live. charles has a latest. how are they preparing, charles? >> as with most of florida, the track is dictating the behavior. it pretty common after folks learned that the track has shifted west some. state and local officials here are urging folks not to let their guard down. as ian approaches the mainland, it is expected to develop into a major hurricane and that could mean tropical storm. moderate to heavy rain which could cause flood conditions. we are not seeing a big panic down here, but folks do seem to

be heeding those warnings. preparing for whatever impacts may come their way. the big-box hardware stores. boarding up their windows. making sure that their properties are protected. folks getting generators in case they lose power. meantime, stores are strategically trying to keep up with demand. >> i am being a little greedy. i have to have another one just in case. >> foreseeing what is happening. partnering with local government and where the need is. they allocate resources accordingly. >> definitely seeing a bit of a rush in the grocery store. myself and accrue without two big-box stores last night.

it was pretty hard to find the non-perishable foods. the good news is we have been seeing a lot of these store employees really hustling to make sure they restock the stores for what is expected to be a busy next couple of days. >> thanks. >> thank you. it is too early to tell exactly where ian will plant or how strong it will be. a direct hit on an urban center like tampa could mean a $30 billion disaster. tampa mayor joins us now. i know that you are very busy. let me start here. learning from experience, what is the most important part? >> as you know, as storm season

begins, we get saturated. it is ensuring that our generators are up, we have entered our stormwater retention , putting a lot of water. making sure we have our alf's covered. our shelters, all of those aspects working collaboratively when the other governmental agencies in our city. also ensuring we are communicating with our residents and they are preparing to the best of their ability. >> as for residents, what mistakes should they not repeat? >> it is very rare that we call for an evacuation. all of our residents to stay tuned. we are putting out information on an hourly basis making sure they know the supplies that they need, if they need to go to a

shelter, if they have a pet, all the information they need to half ahead of the storm and if we get to that point where an evacuation is called for, they need to heed that warning as quickly as possible. >> president biden declared a state of emergency for florida. how does this help you as they are prepare your city and your residence? >> we have an incredible working relationship on the local level in the tampa bay area. also with fema. those declarations of emergencies allow us to be able to be reimbursed for a lot of the tasks that our team is performing now and then again when we have a hit four hurricane is very beneficial to us. >> you have emergency management teams in place.

tell me more about state and regional cooperation. how are you getting supplies to some of those areas in the date where each essential czar running low. some of the big stores are running out of bottled water. >> that happens on any of these larger storms. the corporate groups understand where these shortages are and they are bringing the products in as quickly as they can. ensuring that the fuel supply is there. here in the city we have clearly topped everything off. our generators are ready. taking care of everything that we can before the storm hits here. i was with the tampa police department. a lot of experience dealing with these storms. we are very well prepared.

we want to rehearse all you can but you don't want to be on the main stage when it comes to hurricanes. >> you mentioned your generators a couple of times. how long can those generators supply needed power? >> we put generators for all of our buildings. looking to ensure our living facilities half their generators you hold up and ready to go and we have supplies of additional fuel. so we actually have generators for the busier intersections to run the traffic signals in our communities. dealing with the storm and on it comes to ensuring the safety of our community and serving our citizens once a storm hits if it

does occur in our area. >> they have all the generators in place. i'm sure you've correlated with them as well. >> without a doubt. one of our hospitals in the city of tampa is also our main trauma center. we have had to evacuate patients as a precautionary in the past. we have all those plans with the hospitals, electric companies, school systems throughout hillsborough county. we are in that constant communication speed to mayor, i am from new orleans and i wish you the best. we are praying for you all and we wish you the best. good luck to you. thank you. eric: knowing what can happen when the hurricanes hit. we are all praying.

the crisis at the southern border is continuing. another for busloads of migrants as you can see pulled into the port authority bus terminal. a record-breaking number of migrant streaming into our country. tony gonzales has this morning. >> del rio and eagle pass and el paso. tomorrow it is your city. chicago, new york, san francisco, new york. >> live on the border and eagle pass texas. hi, alexis. >> hi. thousands of migrants crossing here every single day. as they walk in here, turning themselves into border patrol are they really do not seem to have a plan. if they are willing to pay

smugglers there are other ways to get across the country. this is a new video ended new photo from texas dps. they found 19 migrants on this private plane in texas. three cars pulled up to that airport and dropped off migrants. that is when a concerned citizen called police to report it. they were supposed to be headed to houston texas on that plane. just this month. humans smuggled then, so are the drugs. we have been talking about this for months with fentanyl. seizing approximately 72,000 fentanyl pills hidden inside a gas tank of a car. also about 50,000 pounds of meth . coming into the united states from mexico. they are seeing deadly impacts

daily. >> coming through this mexico gateway. this is how they are coming in the united states. coming in across the southern border. drugs do not discriminate. >> here is how things look here and eagle pass, texas. the border patrol agents are very busy. the people arc here in the united states. they are dishing out money to smugglers here. millions do make it in here. there so many that die on this deadly journey. >> what information do we know? do we charter that over to houston? >> they have not given us that

information yet. they have tried to figure out who will charter these planes? >> it takes money to do that. thank you. arthel. arthel: we will talk live with congresswoman about how the commitment to america will address the border crisis. there are new tensions between washington and north korea after south korea reported the north testfired a missile off the east coast yesterday. the launch coming as a u.s. aircraft carrier arrived in the area for joint drills with south korea. vice president kamala harris is expected to visit the region this week to meet with leaders. >> we have an exclusive interview with the ambassador council general of taiwan to

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please ignore that. td ameritrade. award-winning customer service that has your back. arthel: some troubling news for president died in ahead of the mid- terms a new washington post poll shows democrats want someone other than mr. biden to run in 2024. 76% calling inflation a top issue, gas prices are up for the fifth consecutive day. lucas is live in delaware. weren't gas prices going down? what happened? >> they sure were. they were going down every day. the washington boasted about that. you also heard it from them. gas prices going down.

the average price costing the country through dollars $0.70. well above what it was when president biden took office. a news poll was the president's approval rating. now just 39% of voters approving of the job he is doing. majority of the voters, 53% disapprove. born more americans report financial hardship. many economists say food prices will continue to rise as well as gas prices. house minority whip spoke earlier on "sunday morning futures." >> what is the most important is we are showing the country that there can be a better way. this does not have to be the new normal. >> some history for you, arthel. the president approval rating,

his party has lost an average of 37 seats in the midterms. something else that jumped out, among those key congressional districts rated as somewhat competitive, a fancy way of solid republican or democrat, they favor republican candidates by a wide margin. fifty-five-44%. republicans think that they will win on issues of inflation, crime, energy and inflation. an oil gas permitting measure. advert in a government shutdown. shannon bream on "fox news sunday." >> we cannot build anything in america. it takes five-10 years. why should we be so far behind to bringing products to market to be able to have infrastructure move energy around.

we are asking people around the world to do things for us that we will not do for ourselves. >> in june the price of an unleaded gallon of gasoline was $5. prices have dropped down. but as you mentioned, increasing for five straight days. it is very troubling news for the white house. arthel: we will keep and i. we will see where they land and hopefully they go down, for the sake of consumers. thank you, lucas. eric: heated pennsylvania senate race getting more intense. rallies in the lindell fee bethlehem pennsylvania yesterday. he blasted his republican opponent. it is getting kind of personal.

>> it has been this way for weeks now. fetterman spent the better part attacking doctor because. out of touch with pennsylvania voters and accuses awes of pandering before whatever audience is before him. >> in philly on monday, talking about he supports criminal justice reform, but then the very next day in a red county he is mocking it and making fun of it and dumbing it. he has no core. >> doctor awes this against fetterman's idea. he supports releasing some second-degree murder verse from prison. he also accuses fetterman of accusing saying 11 times on record he supports releasing one third of the states prisoners. awes is getting support from

district attorney dave sunday. pennsylvania needs a u.s. senator that supports police and prosecutors. if citizens are unsafe, nothing else matters. he has my full support. he tweeted that fetterman would be a rubberstamp for president biden's reckless border policies it may not be biden or fetterman's top priority, but he will do everything he can to address the issue. the cup campaign. a food truck, it will sell merchandise. there will be workers in it that can register voters. traveling all across the state the final six weeks of the campaign. as for the loan debate, it is still set for october 25. the conditions surrounding that debate are still being worked out. back to you.

>> thanks so much. arthel. arthel: a fox news alert. protests growing in iran and so is a forcible response from the islam regime. this after a 22-year-old woman died in custody of the morality police over a dress code violation. we will have the very latest on this coming up next. it's subway's biggest refresh yet.

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they are tearing down photos and statutes. iranian activists bringing their cause in front of the white house yesterday. live in washington with the very latest. >> growing and deadly. forty-one people have been killed so far in this unrest. the army has warned of continued confrontation calling them enemies of the state. sparked by the death of a man who died after being detained either so-called morality police . iranian authorities complaint he suffered —-dash she suffered from a heart attack or had been beaten. iran women are defining --

>> my sister, died maybe tomorrow. i hated. >> here in washington, protesters called on the white house to reject the iran regime. >> standing with the people of iran. >> addressing the assembly on wednesday. the women of iran as brave. jake sullivan said the u.s. is offering assistance. >> we have taken tangible steps for who caused this young woman's death. we have taken steps to make it easier to have access to the internet and communicate with one another in the world. >> although the administration does have concerns on the issue of human rights, the nuclear

deal will continue. >> protesters want freedom. thank you. our arthel. arthel: russia's newest troop is off to a chaotic start. products include antiwar and russians fleeing the country. calling it a mobilization and is urging russian soldiers to surrender. offering shelter to russian shelters to lay down arms. you can flee or die on the ground in ukraine. they are recapturing territory from russian forces in the eastern and southern parts of the country. the war is escalating and they

are bracing for more dark days ahead. >> advancing through the woods. pledging to continue the fight against russian occupiers. though despite these gains the price remains high. russian forces are digging and across the front lines. the ukrainian president issued a statement speaking directly to those new russians that are being called up to fight under partial mobilization orders. russian commanders do not care about the lives of russians. they just need to replenish the empty spaces. those that fled for the russian soldiers that were captive. as a double down for launching the invasion. the minister spoke yesterday criticizing for those that

support ukraine. >> they cannot claim to have a neutral status. they cannot assert that they are not participating in the conflict. in the eastern part of the country returned home this weekend to alabama. they had been captured by the russians and they were released last week after a prisoner swap went through with the help of saudi arabia. >> that is good news. reporting live, thank you. >> you heard putin tonight. he is brightening the world. we are not afraid. we want the united nations -- we don't think that they have a place there.

on a diplomatic front as well. >> cara has been so bravely defending the country against vladimir putin. speaking to fox news during a rally here in new york city during the visit to the u.s. this past week. back at home in ukraine. welcome. always good to see you. vladimir putin has really run into trouble. families fleeing the country. how do you think that this will go for him? >> i think that it is his beginning of an and. supporting him because they had nothing to do with it. they would have to send their

sons, brothers to go to ukraine and die here. they have become so disturbed. they are fleeing the country. most important this is what needs to happen. it is the best way for it to be done for the people. wanting to die fighting the fight. his political issues. >> you know when they arrive in ukraine, they are refusing to fight. a russian soldier can call to surrender and give up. printed in russian instructing russian soldiers how to give up.

the old attic weighted equipment facing the ukrainian army. >> we do anticipate that the russians will be surrendered. getting ready for this. you know, there is a huge difference. we are fighting. we are protecting our freedom. our way of future. we are protecting our ability. he is saying to day i'm going to liberate my motherland. if i have to die, help me god.

russian soldiers, we are in the middle of nowhere. do we want to die for it? this is a huge difference. the world sees right now and we actually can win. the motivation, the results do give up. we need to make this process as simple and less painful for them as possible. you don't have to fight us. you can give up. figure out how we can help you in the future. this is not your fight. >> the russian troops should give up, surrender, don't die for putin. a member of the parliament has been so greatly speaking out. thank you for joining us today. spreading the word for ukraine.

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the u.s. said a new record surpassing 2 million migrant encounters at the border. friday congressional republicans outlined policies they say will boost their commitment. let's bring in the congresswoman at that rollout. thank you for joining us. kevin mccarthy introduced the pitch. that strong a nation, a future built on freedom and a government that is accountable. can you expound on the specifics on how you plan to implement and deliver this plan? >> thank you for having me today

the policies that we see have done nothing but drive up the cost of living on everybody, every single american. what we have to do is take our country back. let's get our supply chain order and in a state like mexico we have to -- we are seeing an uptick all across the united states of america. we needed to be sure to make these policies happened day one. that is what we worked on. now we are standing on our promises. >> sure. first of all, how do you plan to secure the border? i know you said you are planning to implement. planning to implement these policies immediately. how do you think you will be able to do that? going along with your plan. so far congress has not been

able to agree with anything. >> the first thing we have to do is work on these policies like you just mentioned. ensure that we have the funding available. stop the catch and release. i would love to see the remain of mexico policy come back. it's time we put the sovereignty and people safety first. we have to work across party lines in order to get that done. it is a crisis for our entire nation. >> you said you would have the funds to secure the border. how much money are we talking about and how do you plan to generate those funds? >> take away the 87,000 agents that they are trying to hire and use aliens of dollars to go towards border security.

other areas where we can ensure we have a secure border and secure our sovereignty. >> another category is a future built on freedom. what does that mean? a future built on freedom. >> let's make sure we are setting up every american child for the education system. it gives them the opportunity for prosperity that they deserve. let's make sure we don't have big tech interfering in our personal lives. these are things that are lined out in our commitment to america . >> we will be right back.

taiwan and china's continued threats top the agenda when vice resident harris visits. this was at the united nations yesterday. only intensifying against taiwan . calling for taiwan to be part of the communist country. external interference will be met with force.

now an official speaking out to fox news about what his nation faces from beijing. >> i am very concerned about future potential invasion against taiwan. he warns about the increasing threats from china. ambassador lee praised president biden show of support. if china invades it. the u.s. determination to safeguard democracy. it also sent a clear message to beijing that ambiguity is tipping towards clarity and response to chinese growing intimidation.

>> certainly. i think the ukraine war has told us the deterrent is critical. our true success will be ultimately measured not weather we can went over taiwan but weather we can prevent one. >> considering slapping sanctions on china to deter a possible invasion. >> future concerns. we should view taiwan not as

china's ultimate goal, but as the first in the request for global dominance. >> still considered its own territory. beijing's belligerence has backfired. making taiwan atop u.s. priority they want it resolved. >> chinese aggressive, the approach measure of peoples will to safeguard our democracy and freedom. while they will do whatever they can to de-escalate attention. we will never surrender our freedom. >> the senate approved a six and a half billion dollar package that allows taiwan to pay with grants and loans.

the early days of world war ii. also he and his nation are very grateful for the support from the u.s. and the freedom loving democracies. the difference between taiwan and the island of china -- >> it is right there. >> florida and cuba. they are just so close together. it is not to win a war. that would be a measure of success. fascinating story. thank you for bringing that to our newscast. we will be back again that 4:00 p.m. eastern. hope you can join us then.or than dk you. sugar.

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