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
offshore and out-of-the-way. there are your temperatures 73 in chicago dealing with a cold front moving across the midwest and the southwest could deal with shower storms in your area. hurricane season out over and still watching a couple of disturbances out in the atlantic and of course the forecast it is a good one, temperatures in the 80s, it is warm but no rainfall for the next few days, steve, ainsley. steve: thank you, j.d., our thoughts impacted by the storm. a fox corporation has donated $1 million to the american red cross hurricane in efforts to provide aid and resources like shelter and meals and medical supplies. so much more to those hundreds of thousands of people. brian: if you would like to join fox s effort go to redcross.org/foxforward or open up your phone to the camera and
just some pop-up storm systems, shower storms. some could reach the mid-atlantic. otherwise, not too bad a forecast. however, when you are talking about the heat, it is dire across portions of the southwest. even up towards the northern rockies where heat advisories are in effect and we re going to feel temperatures well over 100 degrees. at least 25 degrees above average over parts of the northern plains. that s going to be dangerous for the next day into tuesday and wednesday. especially across the southwest. so we will keep an eye on that. otherwise, do you know what? not too bad across the country. we will make sure there is no rain for the pekingese. ainsley: i saw you at the dog show best in show. so cute. janice: amazing. i had such a great time. talk to you about it in the 8:00 hour. ainsley: you know it can be really hot but we are in the middle of summer, janice, and we are not on a schedule anymore. janice: i m grateful. ainsley: cancel culture come for
crisis. now here there are shower storms and rain sometimes, that makes the supporters of the president bolsonaro will fix this but the army is on the way and can they get a grip on it? it is not clear. 85% more fires from last year and we ve seen how intense they are and they haven t stopped and they are bickering is distracting from the urgency of the problem. not helpful for sure. nick, thank you. it was a massive manhunt for a sniper in one of near one of america s largest cities. now there is word a sheriff s deputy made it all up. that s next. jimmy john s only delivers within 5 minutes of their stores
to 48 hours t west coast looks good, the central u.s. not bad, again, it s the east coast that s going to deal with the potential of shower storms. if you do have plans for barbecues, you might want to have to bring them inside. don t bring the barbecues inside. heather: don t bring the grill inside. not too bad. january genuine we got saturday and sunday, today is going to be the wet one. heather: thank you, janice. rob: okay, memorial day weekend means indy 500 in terrifying crash in motor speedway. car flying through the air as it ripped in half. look at that. caution, turn two. trouble, oh, my goodness, what a huge crash. heather: look at that. jay howard smashing into scott during the race. airborne right into the wall, both drivers amazingly walking away unharmed. rob: can you believe that that