for the ramparts we watch were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night as our flag was still there oh say does that star-spangled banner banner yet wave for the land of the free and the home of the brave straight to a fox news alert violence escalating into debt overnight. the u.s. air military lifting the staff and family from the country. the state department maintaining the level four do not travel advisor as airports shut down and roads are blocked off. alexandria hoff joins us live from washington. good morning. will u.s. government employees have been evacuated there are still thousands of americans caught in the crossfire of the violent power struggle in sudan. last night president biden confirmed the u.s. was temporarily suspended operations are as if i did not sudan s capital and other cities has raged on into a second week now. defense secretary lloyd
florida on this monday. we have fox team coverage. senior meteorologist janice dean is tracking ian but we start with nicole, standing by in tampa. behind you, the sun is out, it s the calm before the storm, but i know that there is sandbagging going on throughout the tampa bay area because of a potential storm surge. steve, ainsley, brian, good morning. absolutely. many trying to take advantage of these next few days as the weather is absolutely going to be better than what we could see later on this week, as hurricane ian approaches the gulf coast of florida. already, hillsborough county we are in tampa right now moving to close schools. they are preparing to use more than 50 of their public school buildings to potentially become shelters if needed, as many tampa bay residents gear up for what could be, again, a couple scary days ahead. we are already seeing lots of people out making lines, some waiting three hours if not longer for sandbags to try to protect their ho
[the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] will: good morning, welcome to fox and friends this saturday morning. we never gotta show dog. a lot of dogs featured next to the american flag. there was talk of getting a show dog to hang out on set. clean up after you. i don t know why we never got one. rachel: it could be my skippy. he lives in new jersey area. skippy bites. that s not good. pete: who s going to take care of it? will: during the week? we are not here. pete: our dog we show to the audience for 8 hours. will: it just mingles. rachel: a producer who loves dogs was wondering. pete: it to 24/7 show, so there would always be a producer here. it would be an additional duty. will: i am picturing a lab just kind of around. you drop your crumbs, he is happy. rachel: good idea. let s run it by will: i bet steve doocy would take care of it during the week. it would be his dog during the week. let s run it by steve. pete: rachel
your insight and for joining us tonight here on fox weather! absolutely. jane: let s take some time to continue to time out the storm. we ll be with you all night long here on fox newschannel as well as your connected tv devices as well as the weather app. we re awaiting the big update at 2:00 from the national hurricane center. category 2 idalia making its way into the big bend of florida. we ll be right back.
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