good feeling for what people of florida are feeling now. >> ainsley: let's go to fox news steve harriganive in tarpin spring, north of clearwater. steve. >> this area was dry an hour ago when we last spoke temperature is about ankle deep now and water goes down to four feet deep. there are two dramas going on here. this is one straight in tarpin springs. this could be happening across florida. to the left, there is a fire going on, there is a barge on fire. we saw a fire truck pull up and firefighters couldn't get to it. imagine how frustrating to a firefighter to not be able to help on the barge. here comes another fire truck. what we're seeing are scenes of disaster and problems where the aid can't get there because of the water. the firefighters went on foot to try to put out the fire. this is an electrical transformer and i'm told by city workers that could blowup and electifiy the w5ur9 r water. we have fire and electrocution where the main part of the storm has not hit. multiply this by 20 million people, city workers, fire trucks and electrical trucks can't get where they need to

let's be give with steve harrigan in tarpon springs, florida. hi, steve. >> gillian, this morning the water was about to here, about 3 feet. now you can see a fire truck is on the move. those fire trucks couldn't get through the water and now they can. electrical trucks, power workers, rescue workers can all move around now because that water is simply leaving. that water is leaving behind a major mess. many business owners, homeowners have had two feet of water in their businesses. that water gone now but leaving behind wreckage. business owners have told us that they have lost a lot of equipment. it stinks in a lot of businesses now. there's mold. it's going to be a real problem and a real challenge to get this sorted out. the mess is widespread. not just the businesses, not just the buildings, bridges down. key pieces of infrastructure and even around major cities down. can't get in or out. schools shut down and right now, electricity. 273,000 people without electricity. help is on the way. the death toll from this storm stands at two. both of

>> bret: steve harrigan live in crystal river, steve, thanks.e on this story and others, anything dealing with weather, download fox weather app. or stream fox weather on your favorite connected tv device. code right there on the screen. tonight we examine the battle for control of the u.s. senate during next fall's election. democrats have five seats to defend in three toss-up states. there is increasing uncertainty about the status of the senate's top republican as you just heard about. correspondent rich edson takes a look tonight. >> senate democrats are preparing for a difficult election season next year where defending a two seat majority means holding seats in decidedly republican states. up for re-election next year democrat incumbents in kentucky, iowa and. joe manchin running as a third parties candidate. >> i never ruled out or in anything. >> could be multi tangle after care discontinue sinema left the democratic party to become a independent. two republicans who lost statewide races in arizona last year could return next year. kari

look steve harrigan i'll take it back here at thank you there steve live in atlanta.mer presidents indictment in fulton county is putting spotlight once again on the state of georgia. it is a crucial swing state the former president lost in 2020. that ended a 24 year red streak in the state that could pose a hurdle for the hearty once again in 2024. it has a popular republican governor and governor kemp but the democrats did take the two gop senate seats. mitchell is a reporter with the atlanta journal-constitution in washington based correspondent. tia, welcome. how do you think the trump indictment and what we may see this week with the former president showing up at the courthouse to be arraigned and processed, how is this affecting georgia voters? >> well, if you are tal document georgia voters as a whole republicans, democrats, and indepindependents i think therea lot of support for this criminal proceeding. there are a lot of people who believe the former president should be held accountable for his actions in 2020 where he really zeroed in georgia on a estate w

steve harrigan is live in newport ritchie, florida just north of tampa. eve, what is it looking like over there? >> the cleanup here has begun. most of these houses and businesses were 2 or 3 feet under water yesterday and getting initial estimates as to how serious the storm was from an economic point of view. overall damage estimates are about $9 billion right now. the death toll, though, much lower than initially expected in part because of where the storm hit in a lightly populated area. two people killed according to florida highway patrol. both of those people were driving on the highway when they crashed during the storm. compare this to hurricane ian 11 months ago that killed 150 people in florida. we heard governor desantis say several times florida learned a deadly and painful less kwon about lesson about the storm surge. people were drowning in their own homes calling for help. that didn't happen this time around because of the lessons from the storm surge. the big challenge remains electric power. the governor saying they have restored electric

>> bret: steve harrigan in tarpon springs. e, thanks. ♪ fox weather alert now, tropical storm idalia has already spun up a confirmed tornado in charleston, south carolina. fox weather correspondent katie byrne is there right now. good evening, katie, what are you seeing? >> good evening, bret. yeah, charleston here is one of idalia's last stops and we are starting to get into that window of time where we're going to feel the most impacts from the storm. but, like you have mentioned, we have already felt some tornadoes across the state. when you look over here, this is the charleston harbor and we have been watching it for over an hour now, the water crashing over the sea wall. this is what a lot of people are concerned about, especially because we are still over two hours away from high tide. that's going to happen around 8:30 tonight. and that's got a lot of people on edge. this sea wall protects a lot of those historic homes that are nearby. people who live in these homes and in the businesses, and the shops as well, they hav

first to steve harrigan. he's live for us in dunedin, florida. steve? >> that's, people lining up to make sand bags, scrambling in the last hours to try to protect their homes. that storm is a category one. winds of 80 miles per hour. it's expected to increase in strength over the warm water in the gulf and get to a category three. that is a lot of numbers. when you're talking about 120 miles per hour winds, that is big enough to create traffic jacks and knock out electricity. in parts of florida that could get hit, they're thinking of the big bend area. it could be real trouble. not just from the wind but from a storm surge of anywhere from 8 to 12 feet. you heard the governor warn people on cedar key, that is an extremely dangerous area at this point. it's one of the many counties under mandatory evacuation. not everybody is listening to the warnings. >> you're stay something. >> yeah. stevens. >> two of you? >> yeah, and a dog. >> getting the names to know who to look for in case they go missing. you get the sense that things are shutting down in flo

steve harrigan a in atlanta thas steve.p next as a southwest and southern california braces for the worse, tropical storm hilary is arty causing mudslides in california at which also just got hit with an earthquake. bill to give their lives, next. mr. senna's into nature. professor kot's into science. but together, we work! like our senokot laxatives. to relieve occasional constipation, senokot's made from the senna plant. refined by science to be reliable. perfect match! just like us! hmph! senokot. jon: we are continuing to watch tropical storm hilary after made landfall in mexico earlier today but they are not used to tropical storms and southern california. the last one to hit their 1939. this one could bring catastrophic flooding to the area over the next 24 hours. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz is here now with the forecast, adam. >> hey they are not used to tropical storm us is the one that habit 241 local time 5.1 magnitude this was felt in los angeles at the exact same time that yes they had their first ever

senior correspondent steve harrigan is live with more, steve. >> that is right there was a five hour on friday brian accused of murdering for college students back in november did attend much of the fight was over dna evidence. investigators say they have his dna on a sheet of eight knife that was found next to one of those bodies the dna actually matched dna taken from cheek the defense is pushing for a delay that something the judge has denied the defense says they want now the entire dna family tree. they want to know how investigators and narrow this down using dna to just one suspect. >> they want all of the names used in that genetic genealogy. think about it. this could include people that gave their dna for let's pretend 23 and me but they never agreed for law enforcement to use it. that is a hypothetical. so all of these people's names would come out. >> police investigator kohberger is a graduate student in criminology for six weeks for they tracked his movements both in his vehicle and on his cell phone. a trial is scheduled to begin october 2. back to you. support steve h

steve harrigan in florida. e, thanks. ♪ >> bret: there are increasing concerns tonight how terrorists are attempting to enter the u.s. through the southern border. a network facilitating that action was recently uncovered. biden administration officials say they are working with other nations to try to address this issue. but all of this comes amid increasing domestic fallout from the border crisis. white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> bret, this isis sympathizer is basically copying the car totals who have successfully smuggled people into this country for years. and now people that work here at the white house are trying to reassure the american public that problems at the border do not necessarily mean an open door for terror. >> intelligence alerted us of this human smuggling network. >> white house officials claimed disrupted an operation where an isis sympathizer helped more than a dozen uzbek nationals get to mexico and apply for asylu

steve harrigan on the ground.k to you as the news orange. >>> the biden administration said tonight they have disrupted a smuggling group where one person reportedly has ties to isis. the smuggling network use the southern border to get the migrants in. jeff paul is live with more on that story. >> good evening. one thing we should mention about the story is that the fbi has not identified a specific threat in terms of a terrorism plot. but the smuggler who reportedly has ties to isis and they have said to have helped the migrants enter the u.s. let's get this video here. we have the group in question made up of more than a dozen migrants from was becca stand. they were able to enter the u.s. after seeking asylum at the u.s./mexico border. at the time the group reportedly did not raise red flags and has none of their names found in any sort of intelligence databases. the fbi later learned that someone within the smuggling network had helped the group had connections to isis. the white house says after being alerte

the senior correspondent steve harrigan is live in fulton county with the very latest on this. steve, good evening. >> good evening trace. former president trump had posted earlier that he expected to be proudly arrested at 7:30 p.m. this evening. he was just minutes off the mark. the president's plane touched down in atlanta exactly at 7:00 p.m. he had a large motorcade led by several dozen police on motorcycles. they took him directly to that fulton county jail. he arrived at the jail at 7:40, was taken inside the facility and, of course, that facility now notorious being investigated by the justice department both for poor sanitary conditions and for safety as well. he was taken into the jail and he was fingerprinted electronically. also, he had a mug shot taken. former president said that law enforcement officials insisted on the mug shot. the mug shot has now been viewed millions of times online. many people saying the president seems to have an angry frown on during that mug shot. also, $200,000 and a preset bail was posted. exactly 15 minutes after he entered, processing

in georgia, steve harrigan. >> steve, what's the latest? t? >> sean, that entire processss o took just about 15 minutes. president trump had mentioned earlied r that he expected to be arrested proudly. he said at exactly 30. he was just a few minutes off. the president touched down atlanta just after 7:00. he was taken by a large motorcade to that notorious fulton county jail. several dozen motorcycle police out in front. he went inside. it wasn't seent him entering.wa he went inside and then was electronically fingerprinted. that mug shot was taken. peo when you ask most people about that mug shot, manthy it as anyr angry frown. but people certainly eager to see tha t mug shot. pre and then a preset bail of $200,000 was paid. he was out exactly 15 minutes later. the president returned to atlanta airportrport.. he came out and spoke to the traveling media, very restrained almost sat just for about one minute. he said it's a sad day for america. he said, what are seeing now is election interference. sean, back to you.eing i >> all right, steve

steve harrigan in the middle of that. brandy campbell, fox weather journalist in tallahassee with more and how things look there. >> hey, neil. this morning it was rainy. we had gusty winds. a nice sunny day, complete opposite. i'll say tallahassee did see the expectations from the storm. it had to do with the tree coverage. this city is known for it. i'll show you how the problem came to be. there's some tall trees in the distance. right next to them, you have hower poles. so the winds, the rain took down a lot of trees in the city and that caused a lot of power outages. we have video of crews already getting to work to restore power, put up these poles. i know that as of two hours ago, they had restored power to over 20,000 customers. the mayor did tell me they had about 1/3 of customers in the city alone that did lose power. they're hoping to restore them by tomorrow night or a majority of them. meanwhile, i mentioned trees were the big issue. even the governor impacted by this, his wife, casey desantis, tweeted out th

trump in 18 codefendants, senior correspondent steve harrigan is live with the latest. fulton county district attorney has given former president trump and 18 others until noon on friday to turn themselves in for a booking, former president hu denies any wrongdoing face a number of charges including racketeering and conspiracy to overturn to overturn the 2020 election. >> the indictment alleges that rather than abide by george's legal process for election challenges that the defendant engaged in a criminal racketeering enterprise to overturn george's presidential election results. >> even georgia republican to have long been feuding with president trump say that the timing of the indictment is wrong. >> one thing is certain about the indictments, in my mind and in my opinion, this trial, despite what they're asking for anything else, it is not going to happen before the election. the democrats want us to be focused on things like this, were not focused on joe biden's record. >> all of the bookings are likely to take place in the rye street jail which is open 24 hours a

. >> bret: steve harrigan is live in tarpon springs, florida northwest of tampa. you are seeing people trying to get out of the water. i don't know you've covered hurricane ian, 144 people killed there because they stuck around and drowned in the after math of the surging water. what do you have there now? >> a different feeling here now as we can see that chrysler pushed that vehicle out. for one thing the winds have not been as dramatic where we are. the real danger is the storm surge that could get up to 16 feet in some areas. already we see 3 to 4 feet of water. local officials are telling us we'll see two more feet before high tide ends here. the danger. we're seeing flooded houses and buildings and the real challenge is trying to get from one place to the other. the wind isn't blowing, the trees aren't being knocked down. it is daylight and the water continues to rise. we've seen fire rescue vehicles unable to get to a fire. firefighters watching a plume of smoke rise in the sky. anxious and eager but they can't get through four feet of water. the next coupl

we in tarpon springs, steve harrigan, fox news. and south carolina's governor has now declared a state of emergency as hurricane idalia approaches the region, residents in james island were busy today filling sandbags in preparation for flooding. the storm could potentially move through the coastal areas of georgia and the carolinas after hitting florida. we're hoping that it'll be a tropical storm by the time i hit, it hits us. and so it shouldn't be too bad. but, you know, it's good pays to be prepared. and so we're handing out sandbags. we've had about a thousand so far this morning. officials predict south carolina to get hit by idalia any time tomorrow into thursday day. governor newsom today deployed urban search and rescue personnel from the state to help with the hurricane. in all, nine task force members are headed to georgia and florida to help authorities respond to the storm . three members of the state's urban search and rescue task force are headed to atlanta. six are going to orlando. the mutual aid program is coordi

here is the latest with steve harrigan. steve what was it like a few hours ago compared to now?is more hope. things are getting better. we've seen helicopters overhead and national guard is out performing search and rescue operation and clearing roadways with high-water vehicles. trying to come back and pick up the pieces, sweeping from the early morning hours. a lot of places don't have electricity, but are doing what they can to get businesses back. we have seen a number of cars stuck. the national guard is operating, 300,000 people still without electric power and many places hard to get to. we have seen fire engines stuck with fire in the distance, getting around is the biggest hurdle. water has receded. things are getting better on this location. >> dagen: of all hurricanes you covered, put this one in perspective. >> this is appalling hurricane. i heard you talking about how it got more powerful. it hasn't been heavy wind, it is gradual storm surge. >> emily: steve, thank you. straight to governor desantis giving the residents of his state a briefing. >> there are more tha

get to you in just one minute because. >> ainsley: first go to fox news senior correspondent steve harrigane is live in tar pen springs, florida slightly north of clearwater. steve, what are you seeing there? >> good morning, take a look at look at what downtown tar pin springs looks like right now. we are not seeing the dramatic wind yet. we have had steady rain overnight. gives you a sense of just how big this storm is and how much more than 20 million people state of florida watch warning or advisory. 20 million people having to decide there is just a huge storm see the effects are widespread. normally you hear the trees cracking and windows shaking. that hasn't happened in this part of the storm yet. yet, if you look down this main road you can see the damage is already here. the worst is still ahead. the worst is yet to come. we are talking about a storm surge here, we are already 3 or 4 feet up a lot of stores being flooded. the big challenge is going to be to try to get to people, to try to help people. we are seeing down the road some electrical repair trucks and how are they going

let's get the very latest from steve harrigan in duneden, florida. steve? >> the path could be huge chunks anywhere along the westest coast. throughout much of that territory today, people were filling sandbags. right now, a lot quieter. like a ghost town here. most businesses have shut down. the 120 miles per hour winds, that could knock down houses and uproot trees. the storm surge could be eight to 12 feet. that could submerge cedar key. there's been mandatory evacuations for 16 counties. when you talk about warnings, advisories or watches, could affect 20,000 people. some are evacuating, just going inland trying to get to higher ground. the state has been preparing now for several days. 25,000 electrical workers on the ground. they expect electricity to go out in huge parts of the state. the governor mobilizing 5,000 national guard. >> neil: thanks, steve. let's get to latest from adam kl klotz, our meteorologist and what he makes of the storm. could be very different. >> yeah, the storm still has a lot to strengthen. the winds are at 90 miles an hour.

donald trump has been arrested and has been processed in georgia steve harrigan is on the ground in atlantae latest. >> we just got the mug shot of the former president is seems to be an angry frown if you want to describe that picture the entire process took 15 minutes. the president was met at the airport by a large motorcade including police motorcycles all the streets were blocked off you posted earlier he would be proudly arrested at 7:30 pm he entered the fulton county jail at 7:40 pm he was not seen entering inside he was fingerprinted and the mug shot was taken in $200,000 was posted 15 minutes later the president exited returned to atlanta airport and came out and spoke to the traveling media he spoke for one minute saying it was a sad day for america in his view what is happening is election interference so this mug shot is out now and this day that the president described as a sad one for america. student led spring and the founder of the american majority to react we're about to see the mug shot and there it is. luscious take that in for a second. you do see some anger in the ey

in atlanta, steve harrigan, fox news following the former president's surrender. elon musk was quick to respond in his first tweet in two years, trump made a single post to social media platform formerly known as twitter. following the release of his mugshot, the post contained a picture reading mugshot august 24th, 2023. election interference never surrendered. donald j. trump dot com. musk wrote. the speed at which your message on this platform can reach a vast number of people is mind blowing. this was trump's first post on the platform since january 2021. coming up new at 530, a judge has just made a key ruling why racist text messages sent among antioch police officers could reduce charges for suspects in a deadly drive by shooting case. and the search for survivors continues on the island of maui. hundreds remain missing more than two weeks after devastating wildfires. plus, the police car slams into a bank in contra costa county. check out the damage done during a car chase. a look now at the estuary. and we can look in the distance there. we do have that m

steve harrigan is in tarpon springs near tampa. what are you seeing now? >> we have about a foot and a half water on this street and we're with jim who has an auto repair shop. has had it here for 30 years. behind every house, every business along this road and along much of this town there is at least a foot of water. if you want to see what it looks like we'll look inside this auto repair shop. what did you try to save when the storm is coming? what did you try and do? >> put cars up in the air. put our own vehicles in the air. the shop equipment. >> we're wading through six inches of water on the ground. he tried to get the cars up on lifts. some of his air conditioning and valuable equipment, too. i have to say it's a mess here. >> it is. >> now look, a lot of americans want to know when you got six inches of water in a business you've had for 30 years, as we can see these cars he has tried to raise them up here. tell me something. how are you feeling about that? >> truthfully. way luckier than a lot of other people because about not even an eighth of

he was just four years old when his mother disappeared, he told police that he'd always been steve harrigank you and we'll look forward to updates as they come. also later this hour, sarasota's county sheriff kurt hoffmann will join us with more on this investigation. take a look at this brazil it's now rejecting a request from the u. s government to extradite and accused russian spy this. it turns out, it's hampering their efforts to bring home americans evan herskovitz and paul whelan in a potential prisoner swap. let's go live to alex hogan. overseas in london. she has the latest. hey, alex. hi jillian. this prisoner and they were extended until the end of this month, he was arrested in march accused of being a spy and claimed that the u.s. completely denies his next 20 years if found guilty. another american paul whelan, is also behind bars accused also of espionage. the former united states marine was arrested in moscow in 2018, and he was sentenced to 16 years. meanwhile today is also the hearing date for russian opposition politician alexey navalny. this right here and this right her

steve harrigan, how things are looking there. >> you can look for yourself. a lot of small businesses trying to clean up. georgia's breakfast station over there, they've been out since early morning hours just trying to get the water out. this water has gone down for the last few hours. it is pretty quiet around here, not a lot of traffic mainly because a lot of roads are blocked. also because many places don't have electricity, the state is down 300,000 people without electricity. some of it has been knocked out by the storm. others, it has been deliberately disconnected due to safety reasons. the water has stopped a lot of movement of emergency vehicles. we saw a fire truck couldn't get through a fire and couldn't get to it. real frustrated firefighters but we are seeing the first rescue high water vehicles, search and rescue teams are at work, the winds have died down enough to let them do their job. we have 8 teams of high water rescues, 2000 high water vehicles driving through this water here. they will be going door-to-door searching for people who migh

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senior correspondent steve harrigan with the latest on that. >> that is right the defense asked for iay the judge said not seemed like the real fight at this point is over dna evidence for they had a five hour hearing on friday, attending that hearing was bryan kohberger the man accused of murdering students off campus back in november. the defense also pushing for a complete family tree of dna evidence. they want to know exactly how investigators manage to narrow it down to just one suspect. >> they want all of the names used and that genetic genealogy. think about it. this could include people that gave their dna let's just pretend 23 and me but they never agreed for law enforcement to use it. that is a hypothetical. so all of these people's names would come out. >> police investigated kohberger for six weeks tracking his car and his phone. as for the trial scheduled to begin october 2. jon back to you >> two-seat while. jon: thank you. england gearing up for the world cup final. one london landmark is doing to support its woman's for tomorrow's big match as we go around the globe,

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steve harrigan at the fulton county courthouse in atlanta with the latest on that and the fallout from. hey, steve. >> neil, former president trump was inside the fulton county jail for about 15 minutes in total. a large motorcade brought him to the scene. he went inside, fingerprinted, electronically. he posted a preset bond of $200,000 and also had his mug shot taken. many people describing the image as an angry frown. the trump campaign already using that image on a range of merchandise to raise money along with the slogan, "never "survivor" -- never surrender." the former said this is a sad day for america. here's former president trump. >> this should never happen. if you challenge an election, you should be able to challenge it. i thought it was a rigged election and stolen election and i should have every right to do that. >> the next step legally is likely to be arraignments beginning the week of september 5. that's the chance for these 19 defendants to come before a judge, get formally charged and to plea one way or the other. it's likely some or all of the 19 defendants will

so let's get right to fox news correspondent steve harrigan. da, one of the cities within the cone of uncertainty where this hurricane, steve, might strike? >> reporter: that's right. we're here at the old bay cafÉ in florida, and really it feels like a ghost town here. most of the businesses like this one shut up for now, but people are still scrambling, many lining up for hours to get enough sandbags to try to protect their homes before they retreat. and can and a lot of people are retreating not that far from the coast, really just trying to get to higher land as a quickly as they can. right now it's a category one hurricane about 80 miles per hour. it's expected, though, to go over warm water, turn into a category three, 120 # mile-per-hour winds. to where that hits, and hopefully it's in the sparser populated area around the big bend, this is going to have enough power to knock down trees and houses, so some real concern not just about the wind, but about a potential storm surge of 8-12 feet. that could really hurt some areas like cedar key

fox news senior correspondent steve harrigan live in atlanta on maybe one that can be. >> any time thisis heading towards the later days of the week the fulton county district attorney has given the former president in 18 others until friday at noon to turn themselves and for booking but former president trump was denied any wrongdoing the others face multiple charges including racketeering and a conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. >> every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia's racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act. through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia and elsewhere to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office. >> even for a number of georgette republicans who have been at odds with the bonner president they am very critical of the timing of the indictment. >> one thing is certain about in my mind in my opinion. this trial, despite what dates anyone is asking for is not going to happen before the election. the democrats want us to b