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background. it s not west virginia but western virginia. it s western virginia. and i m guessing it s penn hook lake. have you ever seen just reminded me of this. have you ever seen virginia tech, virginia tech football. hokies. rachel: i have nieces that go to school there. have you seen what they do before a game? it might be the best. they play enter sandmann by metallica and the stands go like this and the whole stadium is bouncing and it will give you the chills. rachel: speaking of football, since we had our little tutorial on football earlier, a lot of people have been sending me like websites that they actually have camps for women to learn about football. [laughter] rachel: who knows, maybe fox & friends will send me. i think that would be an awesome idea. great idea. rachel: so maybe i can participate in all your boring conversations. football education camp. rachel: yes, yes. i ll get a degree, like, you know, like from trump university or s ....
unofficial last day of summer. breath young is our featured performance today on all-american concert series. this year all of the performers have been fantastic. thousands have shown up on 48th and sixth avenue and today we are going out with a bang. thank you for supporting the all-american summer concert series. some of my favorites this year rachel and brian donny osmond was my favorite. good night quite the entertainer. brian: he has dimples. steve: that s the first thing you think about he has dimples. brian britain kind of weird. it april rach i will get someone to do therapy. is he a true there are certain performers that are just. brian: dancers. rachel: they are not just good singers, they are performers. he is amazing. ant cute. steve: brett young, the last one second of the program with donny osmond, the mack will he more brothers who are barbecuing in front of the building right now, they brought out the world s biggest chocolate chip cookie. do ....
hmmm doesn t look like they are stopping the flow. in fact, let s take a quick look at what is stopping the flow means to them. according to the washington post, not only did border apprehensions rise more than 30% for two consecutive months, but a record number of families crossed. that s right. a record number. maybe k.j.p. was talking about stopping the flow of specific people like ms-13 gang members, registered sex offenders, maybe that s what she was talking about, or child rapists? or maybe she means smugglers who assault officers? no? she couldn t possibly have meant that. maybe she means the bad guys that are stopped and only fine upstanding citizens that are flowing into our country. maybe that s what she meant. elementary school student was killed and more than 20 others hurt when their bus was struck by a minivan. the driver of the van produced a license from mexico. which was determined to be nonvalid valid immigration status. or maybe, just maybe, ....
winds. steve: according to fox weather graphic right here 310,000 people don t have electricity in georgia, florida and carolinas. take a look at this brief tornado in the distance there. it flipped over a car in front of that vehicle in south carolina. rachel: before and after satellite images show the extent of the flooding in florida. the governor will hold a press conference at 9:15 this morning. steve: the press conferences that ron desantis has been having over the last 72 hours was to make sure everybody in the cone of uncertainty was prepared in case they had to go to higher ground. this particular hurricane, when it cake ashore and you can see the track right now of the tropical storm, it was in along florida so-called nature coast, known as big guy area. it was for the most part, rural area, not widely populated, which was good news because they didn t have to have that many people moved. i was listening from somebody from cedar key and she said she wish ....
record-breaking storm surge of 12 to 16 feet in the landfill zone. florida officials warning the surge could impact areas up to 200 miles south into the tampa area and may leave areas uninhabitable for an extended period of time. several areas expected to be higher even than hurricane ian s last year which devastated the fort myers area and killed 149 people. in addition, hurricane-force winds will extend 25 miles outward from wherever the storm makes landfill. the tallahassee national weather service says wind likely will cause significant damage there too. as idalia tracks inland, officials are warning of major coastal flooding between savannah, georgia, up into charleston, south carolina, due to a tide already expected to be higher than normal due to the occurrence of a rare blue supermoon. let s go right to bill karins for the latest on what is shaping up, bill, to be a very, very serious storm. yeah, good morning, willy. idalia has intensified for the last 24 hou ....