florida on this monday. we have fox team coverage. senior meteorologist janice dean is tracking ian but we start with nicole, standing by in tampa. behind you, the sun is out, it s the calm before the storm, but i know that there is sandbagging going on throughout the tampa bay area because of a potential storm surge. steve, ainsley, brian, good morning. absolutely. many trying to take advantage of these next few days as the weather is absolutely going to be better than what we could see later on this week, as hurricane ian approaches the gulf coast of florida. already, hillsborough county we are in tampa right now moving to close schools. they are preparing to use more than 50 of their public school buildings to potentially become shelters if needed, as many tampa bay residents gear up for what could be, again, a couple scary days ahead. we are already seeing lots of people out making lines, some waiting three hours if not longer for sandbags to try to protect their ho
movie has a no one s going to watch it. steve: now i want to see the creepy smiles. 90 minutes of that. brian: we have stopped saying goodbye to carley. we are going to get people writing us. she just kind of walks away now. ainsley: goodbye, carley. thanks for those wonderful headlines. [laughter] carley: i m right here! ainsley: the head of the atlanta fed warning that americans could lose their job if we don t get inflation under control. but democrats have a new solution. more migrants. joe concha on that suggestion, coming up next. plus. brian: tv icon sharon osbourne is calling out cancel culture. i was this lamb that was slotted that morning, and cbs denied responsibility on the news, and that s because they are [bleep] [bleep]. brian: what did she actually say? we ll find out on the couch. shake rattle and roll