brian: protester bobby wegner lays him out. steve: good morning des moines, iowa. we are from my web. 52 degrees right now as you look at the des moines river going for a daytime high of 80 degrees in the capital city of iowa. ainsley: did he say it to be funny? steve: my dad? anyway, welcome to new york. and a big show, thank you very much. we have some pants in front of the building holding up umbrellas. ainsley: it is certainly rainy out there. i m sorry for them. i m glad everybody is waking up this morning and it s going to be a good day. steve: meanwhile, not so good in florida because the death toll from hurricane is now above 100 as the rescue crews work around the clock looking for still survivors. ainsley: 430,000 in florida still without power this morning as one resident compares the damage to a war zone. brian: alexandria hoff on the ground in fort myers, alexandria, what is up? we continue to see this morning just dozens of emergency vehi
academy classes many were canceled or delayed. record number of sworn officers departed as a result. if you l look at the work for survey it was conductor last month, leo, 20% of the pd employees thought the department was well-managed. ainsley, that if reflects what is happening in detroit, chicago, los angeles, p hiladelphia and it may be the south of texas, austin but it has a woke democratic mayor, woke city council and they slashed three years ago one-third of the entire police budget. thank goodness for governor abbott to reinstate the police budget. when you have law enforcement being disrespected and telling you, we don t feel comfortable, we don t feel you appreciate us, what do you have? you have mass resignations, mass number of officers leaving the department.