look to the midwest.l: quick rebuttal to that higher chance of successful marriage and not finding exclusively and higher chance of success and you find someone of a similar background to you who likes the same things, who understands how you grew up and not from texas and i think that's helped our marriage in a lot of ways. if she'd found a midwestern dude, it would have been better off for her. rachel: well, maybe. pete: now she's -- rachel: here's the point, i break it all down on my podcast. check it out, it's called the midwest men, the most underappreciated species in america. i break down why the midwest men are underappreciated. pete: i feel appreciated. will: the kitchen table podcast. the most viewed one ever. rachel: i bet because women are out there looking for good men and they want to be married and find that man. pete: the white house insists that joe biden would never pardon the first son and monica crowley on the road ahead. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. m

you didn't really pick the midwest. you drew a map of the united states and it was fairly large and far beyond the midwest. you said pick your men. rachel: i expanded a bit because the edges might go some places. will: one might suggest your map was ex-clues natural rights approach than identifying the specific geographic regions. rachel: you're getting grumpy about this. will: our friend joey jones gave us the perfect explanation for rachel's advice. rachel is onto something, like their food and they're planning to adapt to a woman from any other region f. you come from the south, you better be ready to cook friday food and tweet tea. rachel: pump your own gas apparently, will. will: that might just be with the cains. pete: that's just the cains. rachel: i'm saying there's wonderful men in the south and have many of the same quality and values but i think up in the midwest there's men that have been, you know, they're a little sturdier because they've had to endure the weather is a little tougher, they've had to ---pet

a lot of companies leaving the midwest, rachel. rachel: yeah. in miami. pete: it is. a former nfl player with a big heart has been giving back to his community in a big way. warric dunn has turned 218 single parents into new homeowners through his work for has been a at the for humanity. habitat for how manity. on top of hoping -- helping with the mortgage, the former pro bowler gives the family everything they need including new bed sheets and fresh food for the fridge. great football player, seems to be a great human being as well, and those are your headlines. >>> all right, coming up, in case you were wondering -- and you weren't -- there are 100 days until christmas. [laughter] and we are getting a very, very, very, very, very, very early start the to the festivities with the top toys that i guess some people might be considering already? they're probably good toys. stick around. ♪ ♪ age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss and if you're taking a multi-vitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece... preservision

i can take you back further across the midwest, upper midwest. still hot.oines, 98. 102 in baltimore. it's cooler here. it will settle its way in. you're looking at the early morning lows in the 70s across the midwest. a cold front is moving in. now the early morning lows will drop down in to the 50s. occasionally, a few spots might see the 40s. if you live back across the midwest, some relief is on the way. if you're on the east coast, it will take a little longer. do want to leave you with this. it's not about the heat but it's the next tropical system, charles. we have a tropical depression in the atlantic. it's currently forecast to ramp up to a category four hurricane. this is a long ways off. it's the next system that we'll pay attention to in a busy tropical season that we're experiencing. >> charles: thanks, adam. for more, by the way, on this story and more, download the fox weather app or stream fox weather on your favorite connected tv device. united airlines grounding all flights for a short time today due to equipment problems. to kelly o'grady

heat advisories throughout the midwest. also the interior part of the northeast. even parts of the midatlantic as well september records today, we could break records in 25 states today. that's because we're going see temperatures soaring into the upper 90s in so many spots fargo, minneapolis, green bay, even the parts of the interior areas of the northeast we're looking at d.c., 96 degrees. that heat holds on tomorrow. a lot of kids are going back to school tomorrow in the northeast. we're looking at temperatures add the to the heat. same story in the northeast. temperatures in the 90s from new york, philadelphia down to d.c and that's your labor day forecast guys >> okay, thank you, michelle >>> texas is the latest state to eliminate what's often called the pink tax a new law had gone into effect ending sales tax on feminine hygiene products, and also ends taxes on things like diapers, baby bottles and maternity clothes. texas is the 24th state to pass a law like this. advocates say these products should be recognized as essential and not luxury goods >>> we are

i'm a midwest, i'm a missouri guy. rachel: like brad pitt9. >> exactly.ield, i'm from the other part of the state, southeast. i married a southern georgia girl though. a here's the deal, man, i always tell people, i say all the time, it doesn't matter what gender you are, what race you are, what background you are, you treat each other with respect, period. especially when you're married. and i just happen to be married to my best friend which is a blessing in itself. so we get along really good. we're friends first, which is why it works. will: i don't know how you're going to top this interview is, you nailed it, but you're going to try -- [laughter] in the next hour chris is going to perform live here on "fox & friends." you guys are the best. rachel: you rock are. >> thank you. [laughter] pete: you thought you had him, and then boom. straight ahead, a fox weather alert, the kiese coast waking uo tropical storm ophelia making landfall. rick reichmuth tracks the maps as it barrels inland. will: plus, we return to maui, we go behind the scenes of the mas

the around the midwest have been some pretty vicious showers. recent the on this line to the cold front, stretching down towards the gulf coast as it been hail chance damaging house house one or 2 tonight as well. i think the energy is gone. so the sheriffs moving east through the ways. yeah. and then also is big and in the midwest in costs, which is on the east coast, it's so disappointing from new york to the long island down to was north carolina on show breeze, which channels will mean this never quite as nice. you might like to set time, but the pacific coast is maybe the which is for the next couple of days. if not long ago was a difficult rain like day for british columbia, which may real big reaches as good news. big great into an immediate future tuesday and thank you of 400 years and costa rica and that line can be extended through cuba towards florida. the potential for flooding is fairly obvious from this, and there might be some pretty big charles in the west inside of columbia as well. it's false that from 0, that's a story for brazil is the record heat down towards paragu

could give tour of what cleveland and detroit and chicago in the midwest uh looks like after decades and decades of social uh abandonment, this was uh the thriving industrial uh sector of our job and i think a foreign audience would find it unreal to see the images gary. indiana or flint michigan and to see the complete social neglect uh than an entire generation of children or two generations now have suffered from. all right uh william black i'm going to uh ask you the same question because uh really curious as to what's going on when it comes to inflation versus pay what is it like there um in bloomington minnesota where you're at what does it look like does it look like to you that is that it's around the 5% mark yeah i don't think you're going to like my answer um actually. inflation uh almost certainly is overstated uh and that's something that even conservative economists who and by the way the politics of the united states is that it's the democrats who want emphasize inflation isn't that big a problem and it's republicans to want emphasize uh that it's the biggest problem ev

we do get a little relief thanks to a cold front across the midwest. but 105 for dallas, 102 for houston. potential records from harrisburg to el paso. we'll see these temperatures staying this way for at least the rest of our workweek before we get a little more of that relief in place by the time we get into your sunday temperatures will get back down into the low 80s in nee midwest. thunderstorms from little trok memphis. 100 for shreveport and 94 for orlando. that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back to you. >>> coming up, a social media trend blamed for a tragedy, what's known as the world's spiciest chip, could that be the reason a teenager has died of listerine to your routine. new science shows listerine is 5x more effective than floss at reducing plaque above the gumline. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. ahhhhh. listerine. feel the whoa! (♪♪) honey... honey... dayquil severe honey. powerful cold and flu symptom relief with a honey-licious taste. because life doesn't stop for a cold. dayquil honey, the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy head,

and then i went down to the midwest to meet the people that they got my catch. and they were super excited about the quality and where it came from. it was like an ah ha moment of. well, there is a better way where i can sell my fish directly. i can receive a fair price and people receiving the fish in the midwest getting an incredible product. the low 6 salmon shares. yeah. uh what, uh, what are you looking for? what are you looking to do? any kind of directory consumer fish business, it's really difficult and that the amount of capital it takes to get started just to have all the services the vision need ice made access to their catch. be able to offload it, be able to take their full loads of fish. all these things are, are really challenging here. last year when you're trying to produce perfect fish, every single step matters how the fisherman catches the fascism. glad right away. is it showing right away how long it see they spend? and then how quickly is that fish full aid and frozen and how as frozen is really important to and then once has frozen househo

and there is a lot of battery and ev manufacturing in the midwest. but i think the uaw is concerned about the advent of these joint venture operations between a battery company and in automaker, where they may not be unionized. for example, in ohio, gm has a factory that uaw wants to unionize, but the point is that ev jobs for the future will be different in some respect. uaw wants to make sure that those folks are in the fall. host: let's hear from mark in maryland, independent line. caller: morning. a couple of comments about the prior bankruptcies of the automakers -- in the 2000 and teens in the 1990's, there were rich medical benefits that were not managed that well from a cost-containment perspective. there were independent studies in the 1990's that forecast the bankruptcies because of overly extravagant medical coverage, no deductibles, no co-pays and improper alignments. composition might have been reasonable but the rest of the benefits were pretty high. they were fine but not managed well. when you combine that was product quality, product

we have a severe weather threat, 5 million people at risk in the upper midwest. southern plains also looking at hundreds across the southern plains could feel like 110 in spots 101 in dallas. all right, guys, that's a look at your tuesday forecast back to you. >>> coming up, why elon musk is threatening to sue the anti-defamation league >>> it's been a quarter of a century since google launched online. >>> we take a look at how far that search engine has co. how f that search engine has co. (♪♪) honey... honey... dayquil severe honey. powerful cold and flu symptom relief with a honey-licious taste. because life doesn't stop for a cold. dayquil honey, the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, fever, honey-licious, power through your day, medicine. when target's good and gather groceries, honey-licious, power through your day, bring joy to the table for less. when sharing, the love starts with quality ingredients. and when great taste meets low prices. that's totally target. to give your teeth a dentist clean feeling. start with a round brush head. add power. and

after a generation or half a generation into the midwest, a lot of them realized there were occupations that were similar to occupations in scandinavia and the nordic region, fishing and logging. so there is a secondary migration to the pacific northwest and now, with seattle's population, 12% with nordic heritage and ancestry, does interesting, in the pacific northwest that places like dakota's, because there continues to be migration and immigration from the nordic region into that part of the world. norwegian fishing families were living in the '50s and '60s and we had engineers coming to work at boeing and now we have a huge wave of people working in the tech sector with no kia or -- lots and lots of immigrants, refreshing the idea of what it means to be nordic in the concept -- context of the u.s. immigration story. >> go back to the 30% of the population being of the scandinavian area, who came to the united states. what was going on in scandinavia at the time? >> there was a number of factors. there were issues with denmark at war with germany and there was also issues around fam

we'll see temperatures across the midwest running a little below normal, maybe between five to ten degrees below normal. triple digits stay with us across texas, jacksonville feels like 101 tomorrow. philadelphia still into the low 90s. then the cold front works through and we'll see temperatures moderating out to where they should be for this time of year early september. low 80s for new york as we get moo sat into saturday and sunday buffalo, fairly comfortable kind of with full sunshine expected in jackson today 101 for shreveport 103 for houston. that's a look at your forecast, ladies back over to you >>> thanks, angie, early today is back in 60 seconds with a daring rescue at sea sailors fend off multiple shark attacks as their boat starts to sink we'll show you what happens next we'll show you what happens next than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. honey... honey... nyquil severe honey. powerful cold and flu relief with a dreamy honey taste. nyquil honey, the nighttime, sniffing, sneezing, coug

and in the midwest, a lot of them realized that there were occupations that were very similar to the occupations in scandinavia, in the nordic region, fishing, logging in the pacific northwest. so there was a secondary migration to the pacific northwest and now seattle's population and about 12% claim to have nordic heritage is your ancestry. and it's interesting. it's a little different in the pacific northwest than it is in places like minnesota the dakotas, because there's continued to be migration and immigration from the nordic region into that part of the world. if norwegian fishing families were moving in, in the fifties and sixties, then we had saab engineer coming to work at boeing. now we have a huge wave of people working in the tech sector coming with nokia or minecraft, but lots and lots of immigrants that are kind of refreshing. the idea of what it means to be nordic in the concept of a u.s. immigration story. but i guess that's a quick answer to. well, i want to go back to the 30% of the population of scandinavian area came to the united states. what was going on in sc

can you see showers along parts of the midwest showers in the unsettled weather expected across parts of florida. but here's what we're going to watch through the day today. it's kind of like a scattering of rain. not the big deluge that we saw for days and days previously, earlier in the week, but we still do have good rain that could work through and rounds of it as we get through today, tomorrow, the low will finally start to pull away as we get into saturday, but we'll get a dry day, a nice and dry day as we get into sunday we'll have to wait for that. we have strong onshore winds, so minor to moderate flooding is expected elsewhere as we look ahead to the weekend, especially in the middle of the country, it's feeling like summer, august-like temperatures, plenty of sunshine showers into parts of the high plains into the upper midwest i should say the warm and nice conditions spread a little farther to the east as we get to saturday sunshine for parts of the east great day in'll really get a r 60s, and 96 for dallas. new orleans will deal with showers and thunderstorms, and tampa

already know for sure is that will see desertification stretching from argentina to the american midwest. the world is losing its force and false. a result of wildfires looking as climate change under the trees go the animal species we're seeing as a mode as a terrorist and oceans with voss did those without any marine life. we can still change things, but what would it cost the imagine a world where we saw nature for what it's worth. while we would recognize the life around us for more than just its beauty. because almost half of the world's economy, $44.00 trillion dollars depends on natural services like pollinating, capturing carbon and purifying water. these are all valuable to our economy, but they aren't valued in our economy. nature like this is being left out of the equation. it is easy to tell when the living thing is valuable. like with this tree, it's actually huge. it's old in gorgeous and $51.00 of berlin's most beloved part, but it's hard to translate that into a price. how much do you think this tree should be worth? more much money? no idea, no price. it's in cost. anyth

already know for sure is that we'll see desertification stretching from argentina to the american midwest. the world is losing its forest and false. a result of wildfires looking, it's kind of change under the trees go the animal species. we're seeing as a mode as a terrorist and oceans with foss, deads those without any marine life, we can still change things. but what would it cost the imagine a world where we saw nature for what it's worth. while we would recognize the life around us for more than just its beauty. because almost half of the world's economy, $44.00 trillion dollars depends on natural services like pollinating, capturing carbon and purify, that's because they're so much it plant force are unbelievably complex eco systems . one way to estimate the trees value is to add up what good it does with the environment. this website in the us does just that we need to put in the diameter of the trunk where it's located and what kind of tree it is. ready except i don't know what kind of trade is the value is calculated based on how much carbon dioxide the tree captures coming. ok,

rain is expected today from the northern rockies across the plains and into the midwest. and more rain for florida. checking today's high temperatures, 70 on the west coast, but there's a morning freeze watch for parts of oregon and northern california. hot in the southwest, low 80s in the plains . nice and comfortable in the northeast. 95 in dallas. >> coming up, the new study on women and depression and the kind of food that may be a factor. >> but first, the new legal battle over google maps. should google be held responsible for a deadly car crash? and later, the thrift store painting that really paid off there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, adults can have long lasting, clearer skin and fast itch relie

yeah, we are looking at temperatures soaring into the upper 90s in a lot of spots, the midwest, the great lakes, into parts of the northeast, the mid-atlantic, we will be breaking some records today. that's a major story on this labor day, monday, we're looking at record heat throughout the northern plains as well. also looking at the chance for some holiday showers mainly throughout the great basin into the plains, we are looking at the chance for heavy rainfall, too, that could lead to flash flooding, rain too, in the lower mississippi valley that could pull moisture off the gulf that severe weather threat that's throughout portions of the northern plains, bismarck to rapid city, we could see winds gusting over 60 miles per hour that could cause some damage also the chance for hail we have a low theft for tornadoes, it's not zero we will watch that as we go throughout this labor day. could see localized flooding in spots because we're going to see rainfall over 2 inches in some spots, where you see brighter colors that's where we are seeing the heaviest amounts of rain this came through

and i will say, not surprisingly, he was -- grew up in midwest. moved to california. goes on to the white house. really connection us from indiana to iowa and the across the heartland he gave voice it the reason i said in new hampshire, just a few days ago we choosing, because, there are many vying for your support on that january timeless principles and last 50 years. the -- my former running mate, and others who you will hear from tonight, have walked away from american leadershipped in rages in eastern europe and worr soldiers we'll give you we don't have to fight them. u.s. to give ukraine military what they need to so russia does not cross border that we have to fight them, i believe that is the way weoe biden policy is insolventsy. 70% of federal spending today of it now people won't tell you if we don't reform the program there are automatic cuts about 24% automatic cuts in about 8 years, the truth is the programs of trying a try driving a mountain range of debt on our children and grandchildren. i look can't walk by on other side of the road and said we're not

meanwhile severe storms across parts of the midwest, rain across the pacific midwest and really unsettleds across north florida, so much so we'll see flooding concerns through this state here through at least saturday. we pick up and we could see localized amounts up to 5 inches. heavy downpours possible and an unsettled couple of days for folks there. meanwhile moving up towards the midatlantic, soggy conditions possible as we get into the next cup of day. we're going to see a low meander just off the coast. it's going to leave things a little gusty, a little annoying with showers being in and out of the picture for us. this is ahead to friday. you can see that rain will spread into parts of southern new england, so unfortunately the dry weather is short-lived. we're also going to see those onshore winds continue and have an issue with coastal flooding and 8 million people under these alerts from norfolk up into portions of of atlantic city. we'll see the issues with that as well as the high rip current risk. meanwhile, across the plains it is feeling summer-like. 91 degrees in tulsa tod

if they get to all plans, this could be a devastating effect on the midwest. likely a recession in the midwest and possibly triggering substantial damage to the economy on a broader basis. we are not there yet but it is a threat that the uaw has made. >> nathan bomey is our guest. axial's business reporter. we would love to hear from you. republicans use 202-748-2001. and for independence and others. if you are a member, we would love to hear from you. we have a piece with your colleague, ben demon how ev worries are helping fuel the historic uaw strike. tell us more about this and the role of battery manufacturers and what the uaw is asking for. >> the transition to electric vehicles is a centerpiece of this debate because electric vehicles don't require as many workers to make as your traditional gas engine car and, because of that, that means that you a w is concerned about the transition, naturally. if there's fewer workers required to build evs, that could mean fewer members of the uaw, so they have publicly expressed concern about the subsidies for evs a

elsewhere on the radar, storms will affect florida and the gulf coast today and parts of the midwest. checking today's high temperatures, 60s from the midwest to new england, more heat across oklahoma, texas and the southwest. 82. in kansas city, 78 in atlanta. why president biden's dog is in the doghouse yet again. also ahead, the toll that retail crime is taking across the country. how target is now responding and the impact it will have on customers. >> and later, an eye opening new survey on teenagers and cell phone use in school this morning? live on good morning america, president biden's dog commander is back in the doghouse after biting yet another secret service agent. >> this is the 11th time the biden's german shepherd has bitten someone. in this case, the officer received treatment and is okay. >> police in virginia say they foiled a potential mass shooting at a church just in the nick of time. they say they arrested the 35 year old suspect sunday after getting a tip about troubling posts on social media. they allegedly found writings detailing grievances against the gover

they drew the top talent from all over the midwest, big midwest colleges as well as finally finding somehidden gems from small colleges and even straight out of high school. the three officer candidates that you see in this picture in their great lakes uniforms became fast friends. we have patty driscoll on the left, who was an all-american quarterback from northwestern. you know, charlie bachmann in the middle, who was an all-american lineman from notre dame. and on the right, we have a guy named george halas who is actually a pretty average college football player, is an end at university of illinois. but who really became a star during his one season at great lakes. now, like a lot of all-star teams, great lakes struggled with teamwork early in the season. they should have been big favorites in most of their early games, but they struggled to to narrow ends in two ties and their fifth game of the season. great lakes final. he put it all together against previously undefeated rutgers patty driscoll scored four touchdowns including punt returns of 90 and 60 yards in a blowout win the fo

. ♪ ♪ >> major: as summer winds down, americans from the midwest to the east face brutally high temperaturesat september heat, 177 million above 99 degrees today. speak of the convicted killer who escaped from a prison in chester county pennsylvania is still on the run. >> we are doing everything in our power to get this guy. ♪ ♪ >> major: north korean leader at kim jong un talking weapons with a vladimir putin. ♪ ♪ how one airline is cracking down on skid lagging, a popular trick for cheaper flights. we will explain the pros and cons. >> use get blagg to pay less and i ended up paying a lot more. >> at this pennsylvania eye clinic, people are looking at this rescue cats that loves wearing one of her 25 pairs of glasses. >> it's always been my goal that i create a fun and positive memory. >>> major: and remembering an all-star, smash mouth front man steve harel. ♪ ♪ hello, everyone, thank you for joining us, we begin with the delayed exodus from burning man. the culture old festival held on what is a dry and dusty lakebed in the nevada desert. but over the weekend i majored down pour turned