swift boats, all ready to move in and begin to go door-to-door when it is clear enough to be able to do so. power outages have slammed half a million. that is the latest number that we have over the course of this hour that we re now in. floridians on the ground as ian barrels towards their homes, their businesses. we have people all across the state with updates about different sections of the state, what it feels like, what s going on there. fox team coverage with all of our great weather team out there spread across the state as well. we begin with katie burn who is in orlando. katie, what can you tell us from where you are? all right. let s go to max gordon first. max is in tampa bay. max, tell us what you re seeing where you are. hi, martha. so we ve been hearing a lot about the storm surge concerns in the fort myers area. but up here where we are on the north end of the storm, we ve seen an erie sight along old tampa bay. we ve seen what is known as reverse storm surg
strategy there a mime carley shimkus. the average gallon of gas in the united states picking up $0.30 and that is not good for you are the democratic party desperately trying to win elections is november appearance of the president will release 10 million more barrels from our strategic petroleum reserve just one day after his press secretary said he would not. todd: may be kevin corke gives to the bottom of this and he is live in washington with more, kevin. so much to get to, now, the white house is accusing opec of saddling up to russia. in the precious, they are hurting the global economy by rg oil production as currently mentioned. they are ignoring the presidents police by cutting 2 million barrels of oil production a day. the president says he plans to release more oil for the strategic reserves here in the states upwards of 10 million barrels in november. however, that is just a drop in the bucket, say critics because the u.s. uses 20 million barrels of petroleum
[laughs] sean: we all know who you re talking about. you k know i love about geraldo. you know he s wrong sometime. laura: he never ages he looks i was back then. sean: i was on his daytime program years ago. laura: you work? sean: we didn t have a fistfight or anything. laura: oh, my gosh, i thought you needed at least a chair over your head. all right hannity i ll take off or you left off. i m laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. thanks much for being with us. gruesome newsom comes after fox prime time host including yours truly. i will respond so stay tune for that. but first, wave elections that is the focus of tonight angle. laura: now it s not just the arrival of crist fall weather whether there s other change in the air as well. i could tell us a lot about how things will play out here in november midterms. the exit polls says they are hard right to score another stunning success at the ballot box. you could think t
house approximately 5,000 migrants. just one in five migrants in new york city is actually from texas. only seeing a small fraction. and we have it s a headline ripped from a movie spacecraft nasa. celebrate. the collision was a new asteroid defense system. step move by parsons. jones fired. the pass is intercepted. he goes down and the cowboys wrapped it up. steve: good morning, everybody. fox weather is tracking hurricane ian, the category 3 storm that hit florida probably some time tomorrow it. made landfall in cuba earlier this morning. ainsley: forecasters are fearing that it will be a worse case scenario for people living in the tampa bay reasoning. primarily south of tampa. and da tore evacuation orders are now in effect for that area. pools are shut down and later today the last plane will take off until the storm passes. we have fox team coverage senior meteorologist janice dean standing by. we start with fox weather correspondent nicole valdez live
53% disapprove. the news gets worse for him and his party. 74% say they have a negative view of the economy. and no doubt all of it is a reflection of the worst inflation in four decades. no surprise that voters say the economy and inflation are by far their top issues. former new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christie with this. it will hit us in supermarkets all over this country. this is hardly over. that s what these numbers are telling. people are feeling that and they will vote that way and that s not good for the democrats. we better pay heed to history. it will happen again. when you have a bad economy, that s what people vote on. they don t vote on anything else. that s what affects them and their families every day. harris: white house correspondent peter doocy has more from the north lawn. a lot of those not so friendly to the white house statistics are not things we hear about a lot here. so officials, biden officials are hoping to define