we know now that it s no longer a tropical storm. it has gained in strength to a category 1 hurricane and we are expecting that to grow even more powerful as this hurricane hits those warm gulf waters and intensifies to potentially a category 3. to remind people what kind of damage a category 3 storm can do, it s not so much about the wind as it is about the water. a category 3 storm, you will remember, hit in louisiana in 2005, hurricane katrina, and you remember the story there with the breaking of the looefs. it was all about the power of water. than is the fear now. the storm surge. you see how the beaches are flat. that water can be pushed right up and into very populated areas. so they are telling people to get to safer ground. you don t have to go hundreds of miles. you don t have to go to another state but get to safer ground that. is spelled out for people. . wa i / i want to go he go to derek van dam. he has another u view as he watches this hurricane get ever clos
college. brian: division 3. ainsley: great, great players. keep kids out of trouble. he has wonderful children. kids on the team call them up my mom is at work can you pick me up? yeah, gotcha. another kid would call, dad is working he can t. i don t have a ride to practice. okay. gotcha. he said it was like the clown car. kids were just coming out. steve: he was the coach not to keep the kids out of trouble. he was the coach to keep him out of trouble. brian: that s true. we will see a little bit more a little bit later. the family oldest brother number one pick of houston. second brother a star at university of binghamton and other two topics in the u.s. you don t see families like this. ainsley: you helped introduce them to the sport. brian: i didn t screw them up. steve: all right. so great job coming over to new jersey. meanwhile, 7:01 here in new york city. the second hour of fox & friends started 1:229. ainsley: we begin this hour with a fox weather a
it is great to have you with us. it is 10:00 it is 10:00 i m i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we have our eyes trained on a courthouse in washington this morning, where the grand jury empanelled by the special counsel to investigate donald trump and election interference is beginning to arrive as we that speak. that means a secret vote on whether to indict the former president could potentially come at any moment. nbc s ryan reilly is at that courthouse. garrett haake is standing by in along along with former federal prosecutor cynthia axne and veteran prosecutor and trial attorney paul henderson joins us as well. right to ryan to start us off do here. do we know for sure if a vote is going to happen today, ryan? reporter: we don t know that for sure. all we know is that they are present here at the courthouse. our producers who have been tracking this grand jury over several months recognize many some of the grand jurors and know that they are now upstairs on the t
woman s world cup with five days of practice before a touch match in the knockout stages. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. all eyes are on the u.s. courthouse a few blocks from here where the grand jury examining former president trump s alleged role in attempting to overturn the 2020 election is meeting today. another trump indictment is potentially imminent, according to the former president himself. joining me now, andrew weissmann. former fbi counsel, of course. talk to us about, what is imminent? what are the signals? aside from donald trump saying on truth social, expecting it and his lawyers have been brought in and he did get a target letter on july 18th. right. the fact that he got a target letter means that it is highly likely that they are going to charge, particularly in a case like this where it s so high profile. we were all waiting i was waiting to hear the defense met with the prosecutors to make an effort. that s also a clear si
saturday. i m fredricka whitfield. while the web of legal jeopardy is facing donald trump, it keeps getting wider, one of those strands, the case pertaining to the former president s handling of classified documents, is starting to come into focus a federal judge in florida has officially set a trial date in that case for may of next year. with obvious implications for the 2024 election cycle. marshall cohen is following all of this from washington, d.c. for us. good to see you. what is the new potential plan? can you break down the schedule for us? reporter: we got a new schedule, fred. good morning. judge aileen cannon down in florida put this schedule on the docket yterday. and here s the decision. may 2024, that s when this trial is as of now supposed to begin. look, fred, that s right in the middle of the gop primary campaign season. by then, it might all be over. donald trump was the presumptive nomie by this time in 2016. we ll see how the primary contests go next