steve: good morning, miami that says your 7:01 wake-up call. as you can see in the distance as the sun comes up, some scattered clouds out there. right now 81 degrees for a daytime high of 87. welcome aboard, folks, fox & friends in new york city where we are going for a daytime high on this tuesday 10/11/2272 degrees. room temperature. bryan: i don t know if you have done this but do you hope winter doesn t come? well, it is kind of late and still warm. maybe this is the year. enter just will forget about it. and we are in short sleeves. steve: you are one of those climate guys, right? when they stop having winter and start having summer. bryan: i will shave down the polar bear so i m not sweating. i m happy. ainsley: the best time to be in new york city. the fall is wonderful. when i think of my daughter at school, what is the high and low of school today? the high is, it is my father s birthday. my dad, i know he is watching. he likes my hair straight and
new yorkers that change their license plates to florida. 9,000 in a month. so i think this hemorrhage bad policy leads to better quality of life, which in a free society leads people to move. steve: in the beginning the intro was the net number. new york at the largest net outflow, about 30,000 california had a number in the 20s as well. so that is why they are leaving probably. we have to interview every one of them. by the way. the one go ahead. it affects the future because these are the people with the job spirit that would drive the economy. steve: i was going to say, if you would really have to interview the individuals to figure out what is going on. somebody i want to interview is tulsi gabbard because remember she ran for president as a