Welcome home. Bret good evening. I am bret baier. We are coming to you from Fox News Headquarters in New York. We are following two stories. Alarming news about the number of potential terrorists on the Terror Watch List released into the u. S. By the Biden Administration. We begin in the financial Center Of The World with major turbulence in the economy. Fears of a recession, high Interest Rates have led to selloffs in markets in this country and elsewhere. The dow dropping more than 2. 5 percentage points. The nasdaq lost almost 3. 5 , hemorrhaging 576 points. Tromp calling it the kamala crash. We will speak with larry kudlow. It started overseas with Japans Equity markets. Then you have london and European Markets open. They plunged about 2 . That sparked the u. S. Concerns we woke up to this morning about global Slow Down fears underway. Back in the u. S. , some of the biggest decliners we have seen continued to be some of the Consumer Companies like Bath And Body works, walgreens
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force you see there ripping a gas station roof from its roots. welcome to inside politics. all of our attention right now is on georgia and florida and the millions under direct threat from hurricane idalia. florida officials just confirmed to cnn that two men have died in that storm and that number unfortunately, will no doubt deggrow. we re seeing water tall enough to brush away cars and submerge store fronts. already, the power outages number in the hundreds of thousands. just stop and listen to this. i heard something crack. there it goes. oh, my gosh. it s okay, it s okay. that s in florida where olivia greg watched a tree snap and fall on to her home. you can hear her say everybody is okay. any second, we expect to hear from georgia governor brian kemp as his state scurries to get out in front of the storm s way. cnn is spread across the states of florida and georgia and on the front lines of this storm,water going to start our coverage in tampa with derek van d
hurricaneidalia. it is 10:00 a.m. eastern here in crystal river, florida, thank you for joining us for a special two-hour edition of josé diaz-balart reports. florida s big bend is right in the thick of it as we come on the air this morning. hurricane idalia now a cat 3 making landfall just a short time ago. it has actually now been downgraded to a 2, but it hit the coast of florida as a cat 3, a very high cat 3. joining us now, telemundo s julio varcado with me here in crystal river, nbc s maggie vespa and meteorologist bill karins standing by with our forecast. maggie, what s the situation where you are? reporter: thankfully things have started to lighten up in the last hour or so. we re still getting really intense bands of wind and rain as well coming through. the big concern here in tallahassee in the state s capital is the power outages. thousands across this metro area without power, somewhat miraculously we ve already seen utility crews across the area driving ar
miles-per-hour as it heads for georgia and the carolinas. 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 m