go ahead. eddy. >> this might be one of the most popular segmentes you guys have had. >> steve: hour three of "fox and friends" starts right now! ♪ >> thousands of venezuelan migrants held under a bridge. >> brian: the biden administration approves working permit for 500,000. >> the president is failing at his job. >> bret baier sat down with the saudi crown prince. >> how would you describe your current relationship with president biden? >> sharp, really focused. >> under his leadership, the department has gone off the rail. >> face-to-face with toughest critics. >> i don't recollect the answer to that question. >> lowest level of -- with the public. >> showing former president donald trump showing on to a strong lead in south carolina. nikki haley gaining traction in her home state. >> only thing i care about, what the american people want. >> actor john cusack, calling out democratic elites for betraying the working class. >> sold out the working class for decades. ♪ ♪ >> brian: that is toby keith singing from miami, florida. it is really nice when it is not nice here thachl is where my nephew jack is going to school and mayor francis suarez, no longer a candidate on the republican side as we get set for debate number two. this will be without donald trump, as we see a shot of that city getting to our city in new york, where cardboard is a premium, that is where many illegal immigrants are sleeping on the street. >> steve: we were just on the street, those sandwiches were delicious. >> ainsley: do i have poppy seeds in my teeth. >> you are good. >> steve: so you are. >> brian: thousands of venezuelan migrants held under a bridge. they will eventually be here. >> steve: border crisis could get worse as biden administration approve work permits for half a million people. >> lawrence: fox business correspondent hillary vaughn joins us. >> democrats insist new work perks will not encourage more people to come, but more people are coming. fox's ground team at the border capturing stunning video of one of the largest caravan of migrants crossing in eagle pass, texas yesterday. now some democrats admit there is some type of crisis happening at the border. >> is the border out of control? >> yeah, there is a humanitarian crisis at the border. >> is the border out of control? >> what is our immigration system is broken, it is a humanitarian crisis, that is what is out of control. >> president biden expanding legal status for half a million venezuelan migrants is something capitol hill is getting migrants off the street. republicans say it will only make matters worse. >> it is devastating to people of texas and parents who lost loved ones to fentanyl poisoning, devastating to migrants who are getting sold into sex trafficking and getting abused on the journey. the president is failing at his job, it is purposeful. alejandro mayorkas failing at his job, we should impeach him. >> democrats blame republicans why people are coming in the first place. >> is this sustainable to have all-time high number of migrants coming across illegally. what we need, republicans to stop talking about open borders that facilitate smugglers. >> democrats accusing republicans talking about an open border as doing free advertising for the cartel. back to you, guys. >> brian: it is definitely the republican's fault for talking about the 4 million to 6 million people coming illegally. did she laugh after she said that to you? they cut right away. >> no, she said it twice to me actually thchl is a new line we're hearing from democrats, which is new, it is republicans talking about open border, not the video of migrants coming in and being let go on the street. >> lawrence: did she have response to them having biden shirt on? i haven't seen any with gop, donald trump or ron desantis at the border. >> yeah, i think of all the democrats i talked to over past two days, the border is back in the forefront with this new video. their argument, it is not president biden's fault, it is congress' fault and republicans in congress they say are not working with them to pass comprehensive immigration re form. if congress is the answer, nothing happens fast in congress, no answer any time soon. >> steve: hillary, over the last couple months, finally the democratic mayor in new york is calling on the administration to reimburse the city, it is costing billions. you are in the district of columbia, they have had a terrible migrant problem over the last couple years. they have a democratic mayor there, is she making the same pitch? >> yeah, i've talked to democrats recently this week about the new york city mayor saying that it is going to destroy the city there, they are out of resources and they say the federal government needs to give them more money to deal with the problem. >> steve: no problem. hillary in the basement of the capitol, in the tunnel. >> ainsley: mayors are saying they need money to handle the migrants, but yet democrats are saying republicans shouldn't talk about it. >> steve: we were talking about the problem in new york and the problem in d.c., let's talk about chicago. they have just signed close to a 30 million dollar contract with a corporation to build tentses. keep in mind, how would you like to be a migrant, homeless migrant in chicago, in the winter in a tent? this is their master plan to solve the problem in chicago. >> ainsley: almost 30 million for these tentses, 12 cots per tent plus restroom. three meals per day and questions remain about heating capabilities. >> lawrence: brian, the same democrats that said this would be a sanctuary city and welcomed migrants, they said, come. >> brian: trump tried to sue them to make it illegal and they sued back. >> lawrence: that is right, we've litigated this and democrats said, come. migrants started to come, they were coming to the state of texas. governor abbott said, i will start sending buses with them there. texas is overburdened, food pantries and shelters are shut down there. you will share the burden. they come there and these cities are ill prepared and finally they said, they need the money, not to secure the border, but to provide for illegal immigrants they said they wanted to come in the first place. >> brian: things had to get terrible before getting better. one key to previous administration success and they were getting 400,000 per year and they thought they were drilling in the right direction. go to central and southern american states, they come through central and south america with mexico. when you threaten tariff and looked them eye to eye, how do we work this out, you put 20,000 on your border. tell them you will not get any aid until they see progress and it took a while, they started to realize, they wanted their people home, they wanted aid, too. they were using security to control the border along with security and building of a wall. it is not any one thing. you can't get to visa reform or anything until you secure the border and they see this as historic opportunity, not republican or democrat, they see a guy that has been to the border once in 50 years and never -- no individual has broken anything like broken this in the rearview. >> ainsley: that video is eagle pass, they are overwhelmed there. they don't even have shelters that are big enough to house them. they have one shelter overflowing, these migrants are under the bridge, it looks similar to what he woo saw two years ago when the hatian migrants were under the bridge in del rio. in tucson and san diego, they have run out of room and are releasing the migrants into the community. inun mr. plaintiff #2: 144,000 come across, july, 180's,000 and for some reason, they are coming in august in droves, estimate 230,000. >> steve: this is the month they never come, they are coming by the thousands everyday. so we take these pictures to show you what is going on everyday. these are images from yesterday, then they scatter across the country. chicago is going to do their best to handle the migrant crisis, which is not nearly the situation it is here in new york city or washington or philly. so what they're planning to do and what we've shown in the past, the last couple weeks, we've been showing how migrants are in police stations. you walk in, the plan is to build tent cities to have the tents replace the police stagszs with base camps essentially. there is a silver lining. that is the fact they will hire chicagoans to work in shelters and take care of the migrants. they have unemployment problem there, migrants are coming to chicago and chicagoans are going to get paid to take care of them. >> lawrence: what about the homeless people in chicago. they have a huge problem. >> brian: they don't get a tent. >> lawrence: how do they police this, the crime is overwhelming the community in chicago. they are going to the south or west side, doesn't make sense. >> brian: you are the mayor of eagle pass, these are not nice gays. senator roger marshall said we have 18,000 chinese. why are chinese coming to our border now, 2000 in 2022, 250 in 2021, why are chinese coming to our border? there is visa opportunities, why are they going there and showing up with pocket protectors and making their way through, i'm a refugee. i work at space x. >> lawrence: are you seeing this video? it is not a lot of families, it is a lot of adult men. >> brian: no refugees. >> lawrence: are you going to fight for your country? there are issues in venezuela and latin american countries, but the men should be fighting the government, fighting for law and order in those towns, instead, they are coming to eshg m. >> ainsley: they know they can. >> lawrence: just women and children, that has been bedebunked rights there. >> ainsley: we know where trump stands on immigration. he is doing well in fox business polls. start with iowa, this is iowa gop caucus goers, in july, 46%, still 46%. then ron desantis was getting 16 and now dropped one point to 15. nikki haley has gone up, she was 5%, now 11. and tim scott was 11% and vivek ramaswamy went up, as well. >> steve: go to south carolina and see how folks feel about that. donald trump has lost a little altitude, he is down two. nikki haley is up four. ron desantis is down three. and you can see there. donald trump so far ahead of everybody else, the fight really is to be number two. we were talking with a panel of voters in the caucus state of iowa in the primary state of south carolina just about half an hour ago and these are some issues and their reaction to the latest fox business poll. present them now, debate in a week. watch. >> i think it is really important to reform how the criminal justice system is to make sure the people who are doing the crimes are actually getting prosecuted for them. >> president trump has experience with farmers, he did a lot for trade with other countries like china. >> i think any candidate that wants my vote on either side of the aisle needs to address the abortion issue head on. i'm in the camp maybe it is time for more entrepreneurs and business people in the office as opposed to politicians. things in men and women sports, those things are having an impact on -- use the term nuclear family, although i think it is a buzzword right now, getting away from values of what we started years ago. >> brian: the reason we are going over the polls that just came out, when asked what are issues propelling candidates forward, number one issue among people polled, 49% say economy number one, 15% say immigration, foreign policy would be third and then you have different issues and socialist issues. see where that goes. i think president trump has been smart to get to ohio first and joe biden will help those people of palestine. now quick way to say, east palestine and now number two, he is going out with workers in detroit and will supreme court. cornel west will speak this week. where is blue collar joe, mia. >> lawrence: such a good point, more and more we talk to voters on a day-to-day basis and i think i'll be in montana tomorrow doing a diner, they want kitchen table issues. motion and identity politics not going to work. american people are struggling. if you have relatives, i can't tell you family members that are struggling because of the price of stuff when they go to the store. everyone is struggling right now. when you look at the border, every state has become a border state and being shipped to every state. number two, fentanyl coming across the border is a major issue. every candidate will have to speak to the issues. the reason donald trump is at the top, he has a proven record, people remember it. most recent thing and governors who have done great things in their own right, their states know them, but american people know donald trump. the bombastic, that is a problem. people are saying, what have you done for me lately, joe biden? he doesn't have anything to show, even with his own party. >> steve: you look to the president to keep you secure, whether the border, crime, food security, the number one issue is the economy. obviously people worry about how much everything costs, whether it is food, your electricity or putting gas in your kings hawaiian stock car. >> ainsley: our groceries were cheaper under trump. gas was cheaper under trump. electric bills were cheaper under trump and interest rates were down under trump. >> brian: we count on carley shimkus for news, we have other people to do security. only one i got. >> carley: i will take it away from here. fox news alert, prisoner in st. louis escape police custody after he was taken to the hospital for treatment. you see surveillance showing tommy wayne boyd walking out of the hospital on foot. he is considered dangerous. hospital staff last saw him earlier this morning >> the convicted sex offender is serving a 30-year sentence. it is unclear how he escaped. diplomatic crisis as india -- death of canadian citizen wanted by india, then gunned down in june outside of a temple near vancouver. prime minister trudea said this week india could be involved in the assassination, india denies the claim. tv and film writers reportedly nearing an agreement with hollywood studio to end the months long strike. sources telling cnbc the two sides will meet today in hopes of finalizing the deal. there are fears the strike could last until the end of the year. they are demanding higher compensation and cut of streaming revenue. heroic rescue caught on camera. they are teaming up to save a teenager trapped under a car. >> he can't breathe. lift this car up right now. >> yes, help. >> someone get in and pull him out. lift it up. one, two, three, push. >> come on. >> twice. >> come on, guy. >> all right, stop, stop, stop. >> move your arm, move your arm. >> carley: wow, lawrenceville police say the driver was racing on a highway near atlanta and lost control. once the teen is discharged from the hospital, he will face several charges, because of those guys, he has his life. >> steve: they were in the right place at the right time. >> carley: heroes all of them. >> lawrence: good to remember the good stuff they do, instead of the viral videos that come out once in a while. and pressing on the hunter biden investigation. >> why you guys let the statute of limitation lapse for those tax years that dealt with burisma income. >> lawrence: how garland responded or should we say dodged it. >> brian: first, detained at the united nation, israel ambassador protesting iranian president speech and he gets detained. he joins us live for the inside story next. ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get 5k bonus points. book direct at bestwestern.com. my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi 90% clearer skin and less joint pain are possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. thanks to skyrizi, there's nothing like clearer skin and better movement... and that means everything. ♪nothing is everything♪ now's the time to ask your doctor about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. (vo) in three seconds, pam will decide... (pam) i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait. i got to sell the house! (vo) don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. (pam) piece of cake. (vo) whichever. get your competitve offer at opendoor.com. every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. >> ainsley: he represents america's greatest a lie in the middle east and was detained by security on tuesday after protesting a speech by the president of iran, the world's leading sponsor of terror. >> steve: he was with israelis prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> brian: the ambassador joins us now. >> thank you for having me. >> brian: we only saw this, you being dragged off. what led to you holding up that sign? what was response from security? >> we have to remember that this week we commemorated one year to the brutal murder of massa, that sparked protest all across iran. >> brian: a woman who didn't have the right hijab on. >> it wasn't put properly on her head. >> brian: they killed her. >> we saw on the streets of new york, many iranians protesting and un founded in order to prevent atrocity and give voice to the oppressed is giving red carpet treatment to a mass murderer, the butcher of tehran who is responsible for nuclear race of iran but to human rights violation within his country, i thought many ambassadors would join me, unfortunately i was only one holding the sign to draw the attention, he came on the podium getting applause and respect. i was dragged forcefully by un police outside general assembly and detained for a couple minutes and then they realize they cannot hold any ambassador. >> steve: we have seen many leave the general assembly as protest, somebody getting up to speak, i don't like that guy, i will walk out. we never see this upon ha, you were detained. some conspiracy people are going it has to do with thattin zoo, but it didn't. they didn't give you any reason for getting carted off? >> no, they didn't and in the past, i have seen signs in support of ukraine. we know israel is facing a strong bias against the un. >> brian: you think? >> the numbers are telling the story. >> brian: of course. >> 70% of the condemnation are against israel, more than against syria, north korean, russia combined. if this fact doesn't scream anti-semitism, i don't know what is. >> ainsley: you were with benjamin netanyahu when he met with joe biden yesterday, tell us about that meeting. >> it was very important meeting, it was a warm meeting, after the photo op, we were all left outside. it was conducted one-on-one more than one hour and the president invited prime minister benjamin netanyahu to visit the white house later this year. personally i was frustrated, i thought this meeting was supposed to be held long time ago. >> brian: longest any president has waited to meet with an israelis prime minister. >> we didn't understand why. >> it is up to iran, that is why. >> i am limited as ambassador with what i can say, the issues discussed were very important. first of all, how to prevent nuclear and how to block iran activity in the region and mostly of course, and we saw the important interview of mbs, on fox, how to make this historic peace agreement with saudi arabia. >> brian: how close is it? >> closest that ever was and it is going to be if achieved that will end definitely end israelis era conflict and it is going to create a domino effect. saudi arabia has unique status of protector much the holiest site of islam. we are happy to see constructive approach of the crown prince mbs, and hopeful that it will end. we can't give too many details, we don't want to destroy the chances. >> lawrence: relationship between u.s. and israel still strong with this administration's leadership? >> obviously we have some disagreement. i'm not going to say that we don't. they wanted to rejoin the old deal with iran, the jcpoa. we think it is a grave mistake. we have some issues and disagreements with the administration in regards to the palestinians and how president just recently distorted the holocaust, almost blamed the jews. he continues to pay terrorists who are killing jews inside terrorism, glorified terrorists. instead, we see they almost every week criticism, mostly against israel. so of course, we have some disagreements, but we still respect the administration. we're grateful for many things they are doing to support us. i'm working closely with linda thomas, who is helping me to block anti-israelis initiatives. yes. within the family there are some disagreements, we are always a family. >> steve: very diplomatic answer, that is your line of work. thank you. >> brian: glad you are okay. >> steve: coming up, attorney general testified in marathon grill session on capitol hill. >> ainsley: senator john kennedy on the top takeaways from the hearing next. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. bath fitter is a better way to remodel your tub. precise measuring means the perfect fit. the bath fitter tub over tub process means no mess or stress. a custom-made tub and seamless wall mean a watertight fit. premium acrylic means it lasts a lifetime. and all this together means a great value. bath fitter. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat, all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. ( ♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. what was it like before viasat satellite internet? two words: not fun. log off. i've got homework! no way! it's still my turn! but now with viasat's new plans, we have plenty of internet. for everyone! learn more about our plans at viasat.com -because he was... -wait, wait, hold on... that neighbor is hot! that's my husband... what? it's the inspire implant he got. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. and for me. gotta go. naughty girl. hi sweetie! ah! (scream) here comes the choo-choo train of love! inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. >> lawrence: attorney general garland in the hot seat as republicans grill him on alleged weaponization of doj when it comes to charging the president's son with tax crimes. >> what i'm wondering is why you let the statute of limitations lapse for tax years that dealt with burisma income. >> one more fact is important, this investigation was by mr. weiss, appointee by president trump. you will have the opportunity to ask mr. weiss that question. >> steve: whenever that will be. that was the house. we have republican senate judiciary committee joining us now. good morning to you. there is a lot of back and forth yesterday. what is your headline, your takeaway, what did we learn? >> i thought attorney general garland talked to the american people as if he were talking to bambi's baby brother, it was kind of insulting. the american people may be poorer under president biden, but they are not stupid. he didn't talk about the facts and thanks to the house republican and the whistleblowers, here are the facts. number one, mr. hunter biden, the president's son, sold influence to companies and countries that hate america, made millions of dollars doing it and at the very least he sold the appearance that he had influence. number two, he shared that money with some members of his and president biden's family. number three, the president was not telling the truth when he said he didn't know anything about this. number four and fact, president biden we now know aggressively enabled it. number five, apparently the obama administration knew about at least some of this, but they did not stop it. number six, the white house and the justice department it appears had the skids greased through inappropriate plea bargain, but the whistleblowers came forward and they have sort of been the stool sample in the white house and the department of justice punch bowl here. it is clear to the american people that mr. hunter biden is fredo, he had to have help to pull this off. >> lawrence: is it your view that the attorney general is providing cover for the president, as well as hunter biden? i think that goes to the frustration of the american people. do we have an attorney general of the united states or do we have a defense attorney for the president and his son? >> i don't know what is in the attorney general's head or his heart, but i can tell what it looks like to most americans who aren't still living in their parent's basement, that is the attorney general is doing everything he can and at least members of his department, did everything they could to stonewall this investigation. that's, i think, in part why the house decided to open impeachment proceedings. i'm not accusing the president of anything, but the american people are entitled to know if their president is a crook. i'm not saying he is a crook. >> brian: right. >> they are entitled to know. >> brian: the term plausible deniability comes up, why never bring up joe biden, plausible deniability. because of jamie comer, his investigation, jim jordan and because of the whistleblowers that came forward. we would know number if the house didn't flip. >> no, it is true. congressman comer and congressman jordan and their colleagues, i think i'm proud of them. they have just gotten the facts and they'll keep getting the facts, despite the stonewalling by the department of justice and white house. >> ainsley: we want to update you, i'm sure you heard, but viewers about the book "gender queer," and we saw you on the senate floor, you reading an excerpt from this explicit book. let's play the sound bite and on the other side -- it is bleeped. >> steve: a part we can show. >> ainsley: watch this. >> another much discussed book, i'm sure you are familiar with it, called "gender queer." i got a new -- harness today. i can't wait to put it on you. it will fit my -- perfectly. you're going to look so hot. >> ainsley: you are upset because the books found in public schools rightfully so, the author is now saying it is not even meant for kids. "gender queer" is a comic, that doesn't mean it is for children, i wrote it for my parents and then for older teens who were already asking questions about themselves. i don't recommend this book for kids. what is your response to that? why are they in the schools then? >> well, this happened in a hearing. my democratic colleagues picked most of the witnesses in the hearing, it was clear from the get-go, those witnesses or most of them, were trying to compete in the woke olympics. they suggested that parents who care about what their kids are reading are racist and misogynistic and ignorant and stupid and they want to ban tom sawyer, huckleberry finn and catcher in the rye and that is not true. i decided reluctantly, i was last speaker to speak, it was me or no one else, i decided to put on the record the real issue much here the team closer to the mls playoffs. lionel messi walked off the field during the first half due to muscle fatigue. miami coach said the team will keep messi out of this sunday's game against orlando city as precaution. and actor john cusack calling out democrat elites for betraying the working class, saying dems sold out the working class for decades, this betrayal of principles, fairness, brutal, selfish action one does because they can get away with it. this was in response to a post by jacoban magazine, whiches they are looking to outlaw federal wealth taxes. those are headlines. >> steve: not happy with the democrats. >> lawrence: thank you. >> brian: if we want to find you, where do we go? >> lawrence: having breakfast with friends in bozeman, montana at a diner. the list is almost full, you have to call the restaurant or go online to download the link and get a reservation and it is 75 folks that rsvp's. >> steve: have you been to montana? >> i have. it is beautiful. going to be great. >> ainsley: you fly with your dog? >> lawrence: i fly with my dog. the governor of montana, i think is supposed to join us. excites to see you and have biscuits and gravy. >> steve: show up in bozeman. >> brian: look up, if you see a spy balloon, like last time, shoot it down. if you don't mind. >> ainsley: there will be 75 people there. >> brian: if you look up outside. >> ainsley: you said no one around. >> brian: only 400 people in montana at the time. still ahead, the son of opera legend andre bocelli, follow his rise to fame and a live performance here next. >> ainsley: first bill bill hes getting his vocal cords ready. >> steve: sounds awesome. >> brian: do the show there. >> steve: i could go with lawrence. i'll get a dog and go with you. >> lawrence: sean hannity for his private jet and get you there. >> brian: i'm using mine. >> bill: got it, thank you, ainsley, brian, lawrence and steve. when does the human flood end? leaders in california fed up, too, crime, drugs, homeless, who can blame them? they are taking action legally, hear from two of them coming up shortly. big interview with bret and crown prince of saudi arabia, what he says about iran, nuclear weapons and more, hear that coming up shortly when dana and i see you in 12 minutes, top of the hour. that's my husband... it's the inspire implant. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. (vo) in three seconds, janice will win a speedboat. (woman) bingo! i'm moving to the lake. gotta sell the house. (vo) ooh! that's a lot of work. (woman) ooh! (vo) don't worry. skip the hassels and sell directly to opendoor. (woman) bingo. (vo) get your competitive offer at opendoor dot com. i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years in active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership positions. they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary. and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they're not looking for a handout. they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan. >> good morning, everyone. we have a big storm that's brewing across the southeast. let's look at first of all the temperatures. it is feeling cool outside. 58 in new york. getting the cool air from the west. cold enough for snow in higher elevations. the area of low pressure off the coast of florida. we think it could take on tropical characteristics. regardless of whether or not it gets named it will be a nasty weekend from the mid atlantic towards the northeast as the low pressure moves inland tomorrow and northeast saturday and sunday. it will be awful. if you have travel plans or outdoor plans you want to make sure you listen to your latest forecast details. lee didn't do much. this one will. it doesn't take a named storm to cause a lot of problems. coastal erosion, rip currents and heavy rainfall could cause flooding. we'll go back inside for a very special musical performance. over to you. >> at just 25 years old he already performed on some of the world's biggest stages. >> he is set to release his first solo album tomorrow. >> joining us is singer and song of legendary opera singer andrea bocelli. >> this is my debut album out midnight tonight, september 22nd. i am very excited. it is a product of three years of writing and finally we have it. >> what was the inspiration behind the album? >> this album didn't feel like a concert as sometimes happens. once again, being the three years of work is a collection of things like love songs and like songs that has the value that i was as a kid. >> steve: when you were a kid growing up with your dad so famous you would think you would listen to that music but you listened to a lot of frank sinatra and whitney houston. >> i was listening also to more contemporary artists like ed sheeran, even if i don't rap i like eminem. i listen to a lot. >> steve: you can rap on your next album. >> ainsley: you and ramaswamy. he is running for materials and uses rap for some of his materials. where did you grow up in italy? >> tuscany in a little town. italy is definitely in my heart but i love to travel and i love to bring music everywhere. >> steve: we would love to hear a song from your new album. you can download it tonight. >> i will sing, i am here. >> steve: we're gone. >> take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm here ♪ ♪ so are you happy and am i still, i'm even asking ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ainsley: wonderful, beautiful. you have to download. >> because your father is andrea bocelli, >> he grew up with opera and every time i sing opera and areas for him he is -- you can tell he is very -- he likes it, no? i studied classical, you know? classical training. he definitely prefers that genre of music but he is very happy for me. >> brian: a lot of people say my dad was good at this but i'll do something else. why did you try to do what he mastered? >> why i tried to do something else? >> why did you try to do this? >> pop has been in my blood, yes. it is true i grew up with opera but the truth is that -- >> brian: you are great in your own right.