area, on top of that destructive winds, torrential rain, and tornado warnings. scenes like this one close to where the storm made landfall. rushing water risking away the boat house here. we could hear from florida governor ron desantis again today. his message this morning. wherever you are, hunker down and don t take anything for granted here. this is a very, very powerful storm. there will be impacts far beyond the eyewall. those will extend to places like tallahassee as well as places like northeast florida. we have already had 11 tornado warnings and there are more tornadoes possible even and especially in the very outer bands of the storms. julie: we have team fox coverage across the state. fox news weather and fox news with all angles of the storm. meteorologist adam is monitoring
the hurricane season. the system now gaining strength over the gulf of mexico as it heads toward florida. it is expected to make landfall late tuesday or early wednesday as a hurricane but we do have a live team fox coverage for you. brandy campbell with fox weather is in miami beach. first were going to go to meteorologist adam klotz at the fox weather center. how s it looking? still early in this. we are see the storm continued to come together just sitting there messily right now off the coast of mexico the yucatán peninsula for tropical storm warnings have now started to be issued along that area as you are looking at popular destinations like cozumel up to cancún. all currently under the tropical storm warnings. this system is not moved but jill is 24 hours it s about to lift up into the gulf of mexico and as it does so pick up some warm waters and intensify and move it s what ultimately to the coast. you are looking at a time line here, by the time you get into late tuesd
bill: final prep is underway in milwaukee. debate the unofficial kickoff for the 24 election cycle. it is also a critical opportunity for candidates in need of a break-out moment. dana: ronna mcdaniel is here and tell us what she is expecting from this group of candidates. bill: team fox coverage begins in milwaukee. grady trimble on what voters want to hear. we begin with alexis mcadams. set the stage for us there as the candidates get ready. good morning, alexis. hi, bill. waiting to see here in milwaukee and all eyes on the debate stage. we talked to people on the ground who say they are looking forward to hearing from these candidates out there talking about policy and introducing themselves to the american public. everyone is preparing differently as we showed you. vivek ramaswamy is playing tennis, other people are spending hours on the preparations. two candidates will be out there have done this before, former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chr
immediately. dana: imagine if president biden came up and gave a speech perhaps we would hear what his plan for victory is. thank you both. we appreciate it. dana reads sports. dana: u.s. sprinter richardson wins gold in the 100 meter sprint world championships. the 23-year-old finished the race less than 2/10 of a second from joiner s world record. she was suspended from competing in the 2020 olympics for traces of marijuana before the games began. bill: i tell you what, dana. mohammad ali lit the flame. it was an awesome american moment. dana: congratulations. bill: honeymoon is over.
not for citizens of other countries. it is out of control. we can t afford it number one. you are taking away open spaces and taking awas schools which should be schools where we have overcrowded classrooms. taking the spaces away to give them to individuals, by the way, more than half are denied their asylum claims because they aren t a legitimate asylum seeker. so the democrats bill: here is a solution then. both get on the train and go down to the white house and tell the president this. they rarely stand in front of a microphone to denounce this. you are absolutely right. the mayor has yet to say the word secure the border. the governor and schumer have yet to say it. very frustrating for the rest of us who have solutions. we see this problem was manufactured by the president. could be undone today. unfortunately we don t have the political will from the leadership. what i would say is let s pass what the house did. the minimum the mayor should say not anymore.