that is going on madison county is another county that madison county is another county lhal has— madisonn impacted. they have a lot of— that has been impacted. they have a lot of debris — that has been impacted. they have a lot of debris on the ground. they have _ lot of debris on the ground. they have about — lot of debris on the ground. they have about 99% power outages in that particular— have about 99% power outages in that particular county. we do have resources _ particular county. we do have resources heading in that direction. the general has got one of his task forces _ the general has got one of his task forces heading in that direction. 0ther— forces heading in that direction. other than that, we continue to search, — other than that, we continue to search, secure and stabilise areas that we _ search, secure and stabilise areas that we can — search, secure and stabilise areas that we can do that in. most of what we are _ that we can do that in. most of what we are doing here in the big bend area is— we are doing here in the big bend area isan— we are doing here in the big bend

madison county is another county that has been impacted. they have a lot of debris on the ground. they have about 99% power outages in that particular county, so, again, we have resources heading in that direction. i will let the general talk about that. he has one of his taskforces headed in that direction. other than that very specific detail, we continue to search, secure, and stabilize areas that we can do that in.most of the support we are doing in the big bend area is initial search. i will say this. i know we don't have anyone from the cfo's office, but in search-and-rescue in fort myers we were able to clear a lot of houses quickly because of the footprint of fort myers. in the big bend, you may have two houses on a five-mile road. that is going to take a very long time to clear those. we have more than enough assets and resources to get that done in a timely manner, but i want to set expectations. some of this will take longer than what we experienced with the initial search and rescue in fort myers, again, because of the landscape. we will have to do a lot of tree cuttin

madison county is another county that has been impacted. they have a lot of debris on the ground.es in that particular county. so again, we do have resources heading in that direction. i'll let the general talk about that. he has one of his task forces heading in that direction as well. so other than that very specific detail, we continue to search, secure and stabilize areas that we can do that in. most of what we're doing here in the big bend area is initial search. i i will say this. i know we don't anybody from the cfo's office, but in search and rescue in fort myers, we were able to clear a lot of houses quickly because of the footprint of fort myers. here in big bebd, you may have wo two houses on a five-mile road, so that's going to take a long time to clear those. we have more than enough assets and resources to get that done in a timely manner, but i want to set expectations. some of this is going to take longer than what we experienced with fort myers just because of the landscape. we're going to have to do a lot of push emergency access to get into those areas to then d

the stretch of i 10 that was close yesterday in madison county was cleared and reopened last night, and so that is open today going forward. we have requested from the federal government a major disaster declaration for all 25 counties that fell under the hurricane warning. this will allow us to start debris removal and provide funding for individual assistance which includes shelter and temporary housing for impacted individuals. schools, we are going to have 30 of the 52 district that closed during the storm open today and an additional will be open tomorrow. our commissioner of education is working with those big bend counties to get them back up and running as quickly as possible. we are also fulfilling missions for counties that have either been fulfilled or are in the process of being fulfilled, so the things that may be necessary in some of these hard-hit areas,, water,, re, all that stuff, we have an abundance of and we will be providing that as needed to the affected communities. if you want to help out, there is a way to do it at the florida disaster fund. this is already rais

here's a statement from the huntsville madison county public library in alabama to fox news digital.huntsville madison county public library has agreed to accommodate the planned meeting on saturday, august a 5th, at the madison library with a limit of 25225 the -- 225 attendees. there will be over 300 libraries in 46 statements today -- states today that will be doing see you at the library event. and talking to kirk about this, he said the response has been like nothing he's ever seen. parents just want good stuff, and why can't we have that in the public square. rachel: yeah. it's an incredible thing that brave books is doing and the first time that kirk cameron tried to go to a library, the footage we just showed of this huntsville library is gorgeous. what the heck else is that beautiful facility for than to host a bunch of kids with a good, wholesome message of a book? i guarantee you they wouldn't have turned them away if these were drag queens, at least wouldn't have given the -- pete: that's a nice library. rachel: it's gorgeous. pete: why don't we fill it with people? [laug

madison county has been impacted. they have a lot of debris on the ground. 99% power outages in that county. we have resources heading in that direction. i will let the general talk about that, he has a task force heading in that direction. other than that, specific detail, we continue to search, secure and stabilize areas that we can do that in. most of what we're doing in big bend area is initial search and i will say this, we don't have anybody from the cfo's office here, in search and rescue, in fort myers we were able to clear houses quickly because of the footprint of fort myers. in big bend, you may have two houses on a five-mile road. that will take a long time to clear those. we have more than enough assets and resources, i want to set expectations, it will take longer than we experienced in fort myers because of the landscape, we'll have to do tree cutting and push, emergency access to get into areas to then do securing and stabilizing. we are working through that. we maintained communication with our counties. all 911 calls have been answered, ther

the 15 mile stretch of i10 that was closed yesterday in madison county was cleared and reopened last sted from the federal government a major disaster declaration for all 25 counties that fell under the hurricane warning. this will allow us to start the pre—removal, and will provide funding for individual assistance, which include shelter and temporary housing for impacted individuals. schools, we are going to have 30 of the 52 districts that closed during the 52 districts that closed during the storm open today, and an additional eight will be open tomorrow. our commissioner of education is working with those big bend to counties to get them back up and thatis that is ron desantis, talking about the clean—up operation, and in particular getting people electricity back to their homes, and as you just heard there, getting schools back up and running. now, some breaking news for you from wales, where two teenagers were killed in an e—bike crash in may, the deaths triggered a riot. dozens of police officers were injured, property was damaged dozens and cars were set alight by residents w

we asked iowans to submit questions katie from madison county wanted to know what three specific actions you would take to control the border. >> i was there yesterday. i saw the difference in intentionality from the last administration to this administration. i literally stood in a junction where the last administration's wall stopped and this administrations wall began. to give you a sense, one of the walls was 30 feet high, unclimbable. the other one my 9-year-old would have had fun climbing it in two seconds. we need to be intentional about protecting our border. we need to instead of -- you want to defund something, lets defund the 87,000 i.r.s. agents. let's defund that and why don't we use that for border patrol agents and technology to make sure that our border is safe. then the last thing is i think we really need to designate the cartels a terrorist organization. they are flooding our streets with fentanyl. 80 to 90,000 americans die every year. that's the equivalent of a 747 crashing every single day. think about the national tragedy that was the submersible. think of a 747 we

madison county is another county that has been impacted. they have a lot of debris on the ground.ve about 99% power outages in that particular county. again, we do have resources heading in that direction. will let the general talk about that. he has one of his task forces heading in that direction. other than that, very specific detail, we continue to search, secure and stabilize areas that we can do that in. most of what we are doing in the big bend area is initial search. i will say this. i know we don't have anybody from the cfo office here. in search and rescue in ft. myers, we were able to clear a lot of houses quickly because of the footprint of ft. myers. in the big bend, you may have two houses that are on a five-mile road. that is going to take a very long time to clear those. we have more than enough assets, more than enough resources to get that done in a timely manner. but i want to set expectations. some of this is going to take longer than what we experienced with initial search and rescue in ft. myers just because of the landscape. we will have to do a lot of tree

and then litigation and then well maybe we will host it, so here is the thing, the huntsville madison countyc library has agreed with the event coordinators moms for liberty to accommodate their planned meeting on saturday august 5, 2023 which is tomorrow at the madison library with a limit of 220 attendees. i mean,, it is an awfully quick change of heart sooner, and we all know the reason why ray? >> yes is because people stood up and said this is wrong why you canceling us again? >> and the whole concept here, we have had her cameron on the show a few times, he is always the same way, we are just going in there to read books, but we are reading books that we believe that are appropriate, and people are pushing back on it. >> yeah but it is okay to have drag queens and everything else and read books to kids and i cancel those things but we are pushing back and we are trying to cancel kirk cameron it just shows exactly where we are in society. it is disturbing. >> you wonder if libraries would actually when they host a drag queen things, or the park settled these drag queen things. they get

that was a mom in madison county, an hour away from tallahassee, the.south and closer to the west coastline was one of the hardest hit places in the state. the category 3 hurricane delivered punishing winds and you can see the storm surge of 9 feet into parts of that area. those winds and water flooded and whipped apart the marina that our next guest owns. all while he was inside hunkering down with his wife. joining us now is the owner of the marina at dead man's bay. thank you for joining us. we put our heart and soul into this place. i did have an elevator shaft. if it really got bad, that was the plan. we should have been pretty safe in there. so storm surge wasn't an issue. we would have taken refuge in the elevator shaft, but it was a sight to behold. >> when you look at it from that perspective, we're looking at the video that you took as this was happening. what does it look like this morning? how long is it going to take to put things back together again? >> this whole area was hugely affected. i got up there with all the rain. the decreased vi

there is a 15-mile stretch of interstate 10 that is closed in madison county but fdot is working on thathave that back online by tonight. we have all resources have been deployed from urban search and rescue teams to florida national guard, the coast guard, the florida state guard, florida fish and wildlife. those are going to continue until there's no help needed. in terms of hospitals, in rural areas that received direct impacts, the facilities remain operational and open to the public and we're happy they were able to do that. throughout the state, there were ten evacuated hospitals. they reported minimal damage in nine of the ten will be at full operational status within the next 24 hours and working with the one remaining but we don't think it's going to take too much longer after that. after the storm, agency healthcare assessment teams must inspect healthcare facilities for sustained damage and they are in the process of making assessments for all evacuated healthcare facilities. our florida department of veterans affairs assisted one of florida's federally operated va hospitals w

continues to weaken, we still do have that extreme wind warning from the northern portions of madison countyhroughout the area. as far as the winds go and tornado threat. still have one tornado warning here south of savannah on the coastline near new brunswick. not seeing any other tornado warnings at the current time in central florida. as we get these bands breaking up, we're going to see a little more sunshine. a little more heating of the day, the latest update from the hurricane center has it right along the florida, georgia border. notice this heavy rain shield has moved well not quite to atlanta but through macon, georgia, augusta, savannah, now starting to pour in charleston. these areas are going to see an all day rain. we're concerned about that. the next issue with the water is going to be in area of south carolina and georgia coastal warning. you're under a hurricane warning. i paused this at 6:00 p.m. this evening. these little wind arrows show the wind direction. notice that southerly wind. that piles the water up at the coast. picture the wind blowing the water, it hits the co

so having that credit ratings downgrade in madison county. sure. 1000 south american home competition. coming up with go with the spring, you more on our top story, the political crisis in these? yeah. members of the west african blanca costs are expected to meet and nigeria is capital on 1st day to try and resolve the situation. let's get more on this with. the address is live for us in a boot you. i am at the latest news coming out in the shows that they, for me, a government is a sign that they're too late is, are in no mood to back down a semi, from all indications of that digging in. and it doesn't look like they're going to give a way to any negotiate a chest, to a peaceful end, to this crisis any time soon. what do we see is more high position adopted by the middle truism is yeah. and also new appointments, like you said in the introduction of new members of the governing council, that is the committee for the survival of the homeland that they quoted. so basically it sends a message to the international community, especially they can

very concerned about madison and madison county in particular where you see bright oranges and reds.he strong winds down to the surface. wind gusts, 80, 90, 100 miles per hour in the region. northward, southern georgia, places like valdosta, keep an eye over the next couple of hours. >> anything new, dr. brennan as the storm changed course from its projection. new place that should have a heads up here? >> well, everybody in the path of idalia's center, and that goes all the way into north florida, southeast georgia, savannah, hilton head, that's under a hurricane warning, and so we're going to see those winds as idalia is moving northeastward at 20 miles per hour, going to spread inland quickly. we're concerned about storm surge potential along the georgia and south carolina coast. heavy rainfall and rainfall flooding are going to be a big problem in areas from cape hatteras to wilmington to columbia, south carolina. augusta, all the way down to tallahassee, 4 to 8 inches of rain here. we're going to have multiple hazards today, and into thursday. >> so is florida, that's where the

we are talking about counties like columbia, we are talking about counties like hamilton, madison, allose counties are going to be affected by hurricane idalia. we are monitoring some of these computer models. you may see the national hurricane center update, the track at either the 2:00 or 5:00 advisory. there are models suggesting this will take a westward shift, that could bring it in two areas like jefferson and leon and will call area, and peoplhave known this is a possibility. i know all of those counties are making preparations. . but that is something to look out for. there is still a range of uncertainty here. they will be updating this track as the day goes on. and we will have probably better resolution on that as we get to the two orf -- to the 2:00 or 5:00 advisory. that is a possibility. we have been in contact with these officials, and i know people have been making preparations. christian: in tampa forest, north america correspondent john sudworth. i can see behind you, it is the calm before the storm. in the next few hours, temple will get the out of bounds of this hur

we're talking about counties like hamilton, madison. all those counties are going to be affected by hurricane idalia. we are monitoring some of these computer models. you may see the national hurricane center update the track in either 2:00 or the 5:00 advisory. there are models suggesting that this is going to take more of a westward shift that could bring it into areas likejefferson and leon and wakulla area even. and people have known that this is a possibility. and i know all those counties are making preparations, but that is something to to to look out for. there's still a range of uncertainty here. they're going to be updating this track as the day goes on. and we will have probably better resolution on that as we get to the 2:00 or the 5:00 advisory. but but that is a possibility. we've been in contact with all the local officials in all these areas. and i know people have been making preparations. through the day this system has been moving over the gulf of mexico, where the waters are at record temperatures. and that is jet fue

we are talking about counties like columbia, hamilton, madison, all of those counties will be affectedy hurricane idalia. we are monitoring the computer models. you may see the national hurricane center update. the track of 2:00 or five clock advisory. there are some models suggest it's going to take a more westward shift. i know those counties will make preparation, but that's something to look out for. there is still a range of uncertainty. that is a possibility. we have been in contact with officials in a love these areas. i know people have been making preparations so continue to do that. the state is already starting to feel, feel some effects of this in the southern part of the state. you're going to start to feel some effects of it in the northern part of the state. probably later tonight. the beginning of tomorrow morning, we have expanded our executive order this morning. we now have 49 counties total. we've added beard orange and oceola counties. and so, you know, pretty much that top of the state all the way into central florida may be excluding some of the farther western p

so we are talking about counties like columbia, talking about counties like hamilton, madison, all ofg to be affected by this hurricane. we are monitoring some of these computer models. you may see the national hurricane centre update the track at either two o'clock with a five o'clock advisory. there are models suggesting that this is going to take more of a westward shift that could bring it into areas like jefferson and leon. people have known that this is a possibility and i know all those counties are making preparations. at that is something to look out for. there is still a range of uncertainty here. we are going to be updating this track as the day goes on and we will have better resolution on that as we get to the two or five o'clock advisory, but that is a possibility. we've beenin but that is a possibility. we've been in contact with other local officials and all of these areas and i know people have been making preparations. that i know people have been making preparations-— i know people have been making preparations. that was the florida covernor, preparations. that was

counties like hamilton, madison, all those counties are going to be affected by hurricane idalia.dels. you may see the national hurricane center update the track in either 2:00 or the 5:00 advisory. there are models suggesting that this is going to take more of a westward shift. that could bring it into areas like jefferson and leon and wakala area even and people have known this has a possibility and i know they're making preparations but that is something to look out for. there's still a range of uncertainty here. they're going to be updating this track as the day goes on and we will have probably better resolution on that as we get to the 2:00 or the 5:00 advisory. but that is a possibility. we've been in contact with all the local officials in all these areas and i know people have been making preparations. so continue to do that. the state is already starting to feel some effects of this in the southern part of the state. you're going to start to feel some effects in the northern part of the state. probably later tonight. the beginning of tomorrow morning. we have expanded ou

we're talking about counties like hamilton, madison, all of those counties are going to be affected byare monitoring some of these computer models. you may see the national hurricane center update, the track at either the 2:00 or 5:00 advisory. there are models suggesting this is going to take more of a westward shift that could bring it into areas like jefferson, and leon, and people know this is a possibility, and all of those counties are making preparations. that is something to look out for. there's still a range of uncertainty here. they're going to be up dating this track as the day goes on, and we'll have better resolution at the 2:00 or 5:00 advisory. that's a possibility. we have been in contact with all the local officials in all of these areas, and people are making preparations. continue to do that. the state is feeling the effects of this in the southern part of the state. you're going to start to feel effects of it in the northern part of the state, probably later tonight, the beginning of tomorrow morning. we have expanded our executive order this morning. we now have 4

last special election you had a wisconsin, and the numbers that we have observed in dane county, which is where madison accounting and university of wisconsin is, the tenant was incredible. and, every election cycle, every two years, you see democrats improve their margin in that county, but at least two percentage points, so, as a republican or a swing state where it is razor tight every year wisconsin, what is the republican party trying to do there? to close that gap today? >> yes we have to get those younger people sooner, we cannot just wait until you're too out of college or a month or two before the election yet to get to them sooner and we have to get to them and younger ages and get some more young people and be effective and find new ways to get a counter message out to the young people indoctrination. you are right on the money. but the second largest county and get their vote total up to for milwaukee, the largest county by far and 82% of the people in dink county were radically liberal candidates, you cannot when it wisconsin with this kind of margins we have to make some steps. >> dana: i

napa county deputies say this one was seen near jefferson and madison streets around 6:00 a.m.retty close to restaurant row. yesterday morning people spotted a cougar in petaluma and cotati. if you see one, keep your pets inside. this is the obvious nehe if you do see one, don't approach it. >> get you a captain's hat for that statement, captain obvious. >> yeah, i would never, but we are kind of living in their area. >> i guess they're just on the prowl this time of year, long daylight hours, short nighttime hours. i don't know why they would be necessarily moving, not a feline expert. >> neither am i. in fact, i know little to nothing about them. >> you have to feed them once in a while. that's about it. >> not us, not you. >> no, no, not the mountain lions, little kitties. >> we're dog people. >> we are definitely canine people. >>> let's look what's happening out there. fog is starting to take over once again at a more leisurely pace compared to yesterday when it swallowed up downtown san francisco. the low covering fog will spread across the bay, but a shallower marine lay

and $5.02 in san francisco and alameda counties and across the country , gas prices are also on the rise as a brutal heat wave takes a toll on refineries. fox, madison scardino joins us live from bellville, illinois with more details on what's driving the increases. hey, madison. hey, greg. well illinois has the highest gas prices east of the rockies, but california definitely has us beat. but overall, so far this year, gas prices have been pretty steady. however, this past month, prices nationally jumped by about $0.30. and just like people, these refineries can't take the sweltering heat. and there's been a lot of production cuts for safety. refineries operate between 32 degrees and 95 degrees. that's their sweet spot . anything outside of that? and refineries are not happy. refineries can be dangerous places. people there are dealing with a lot of chemicals and have to be extra careful in the heat . most of the country's refineries are in texas and louisiana, where average temps have been well into the triple digits recently. oil prices, they're also rising. they have been for weeks and are causing prices at the pump to rise. in addition to all t

madison streets at 06:00am. while the town officials say the sightings are rare and the mountain lions are native to the area. mountain lion sightings were also reported earlier this week in neighboring sonoma county, including in petaluma koh tao b and rohnert park. that is a fast moving mountain lion. >> alright, riding the waves a world championship for surfing. usual contests sticks. cut details. plus it's footage one family believes could answer many questions in jfk's assassination who that families trying to get the film back from. prompted a lawsuit. >> 60 years after the assassination of jfk conspiracy theories are still swirling and many believe the original copy of a home movie known as the next film can hold all the answers. the family of the man who recorded that video has been trying to get it back from the government for years. nancy loo has the story. >> 6 seconds of silence. 8 millimeter footage from the moment that changed the course of american history. and earlier portion of the film captured the excitement over the visit of president kennedy and his wife jackie. >> on november, 22nd 1963, i appreciate your being here this morning. the indelible images of tragedy just hours lat

madison, thank you so much as always. we're going back to one more break. >> we're following breaking news in southern california where investigators say multiple people have been shot at a historic biker bar in orange countyappened about 07:30pm, tonight at cook's corner. that's in trabuco canyon, about 50 miles southeast of la downtown l a number of injuries. unclear at this point. police have not said if anyone died. we'll keep you posted. as soon as we learn more. >> coming up next to the trey lance era may have come to an end with the forty-niners jace. we'll have the latest on the quarterback carousel in sa mom, we need to talk to you about yiorgos. don't you think it's a little odd he showed up in your life right when you became a gigillionaire?! he's a gig-digger, mom! he's using you for your at&t fiber. now that it has hyper-gig speeds. he spends half day shirtless, playing vr games. kids. why do you think i became a gigillionaire in the first place? yes, i am yiorgos. we know. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber, now with speeds up to 5 gigs. limited availability. ♪ >> and now kron 4 sports. >> and it looks like the trey lance era in san francisco might be coming to an end. we can't say def

moving to madison and we're seeing the inland wind threat play out while we still have a high storm surge along the coast of the big bend. cedar key you were talking to the person from leavey county. they have 6 to 7 feet of inundation and well south of where the hurricane made landfall. storm surge will stay up for several more hours as these west winds on the back side of idalia continue to push the gulf waters against the coast there. >> bret: it was a category 4 as it came to shore but came on shore at landfall category 3. the real problem is the surge as we've been hearing down there. >> yeah, certainly that has the potential to kill the most people. if we talk 12 to 16 feet above ground level. i'm six feet tall. that's 6 to 10 feet above my head. not a survivable event. we asked people to evacuate those areas if they're told to do so. the surge threat will continue with 4 to 5 feet of inundation in tampa. the heavy rainfall threat and downstream storm surge and wind surge into georgia and the carolinas tonight and tomorrow. >> bret: we'll check back in later. >> dana: let's bring in citrus county sheriff. thank you for being here. what are you seeing or hearing from your fo

madison streets at 06:00am town. officials say the sightings are rare and the mountain lions are native to this area. mountain lion sightings were also reported earlier this week in neighboring sonoma countyetaluma cotati and rohnert park. fire crews continue to make progress on a brush fire that burned 68 acres so far in santa clara county. the clayton fire is 80% contained this morning. that broke out thursday afternoon at clayton road and via de la vista, east of san jose. and crews in hayward responded to a fire friday afternoon near cal state east bay campus. that blaze started off the southwest portion of the campus on westview way and harder road. the fire has been contained. no word yet on any structure damage. a historic bakeries. san francisco's north beach is forced to close down for a week after a friday fire. it happened la gloria bakery on stockton street. the owner tells us the blaze started in a brick oven more than 100 years old. the catholic diocese of san francisco says it will likely file for bankruptcy because of child abuse claims roughly 100 claims have been settled for about 68 million dollars. if the diocese does go bankrupt, it will be the 3rd in the bay area to