janice, take it away. >> janice: fantasy football complaints later. the temperatures 63 here in, no. 52346 cleveland. cold front that's pushing across the mississippi and the tennessee river valley. the threat for severe storms. we actually had a tornado warn storm for louisiana earlier today. that has moved off and expired. but we are dealing with the potential for hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes and heavy rainfall. they need the rain across this area. we have had a drought situation so 1 to 2 inches widespread here. some areas could get two to three inches and upwards towards the ohio river valley. here is your forecast today. you know, pretty good for much of the country. behind that front we have got the colder air and then next system moves into the northwest bringing window and mountain snow. i have a big announcement today. it is fox weather's first anniversary and we are introducing the latest fox weather member. this is sunny, sunny is going to be -- isn't sunny cute? sunny is going to give you forecast and fill in for me when i'm no

janice: so, luckily we can finish making dinner. we could be online for about 1.5 hours. usually we actually sit and chat. yeah, there we go. ok, so -- ok, so, what i need to do is i need to get some lights on for our guests. reporter: janice scheckter turns on the battery-powered lights that were charged during the day and are distributed throughout the house. her husband brings a battery-powered light for the stairs, so no one falls down. this is the darker side of south africa. the country has all the raw materials it needs to produce energy -- mainly domestic coal. it's bad for the environment, but there is enough of it. there are enough power plants, too. but after years of mismanagement and corruption, they're so poorly maintained that they're failing more and more often. the power has never gone out as often as it has this winter. those who can afford it are making themselves independent from the state power grid. in johannesburg, many are installing solar panels, the ideal solution in a land where the sun shines for nine hours a day, even in winter. eric: it's cra

janice, what an amazing story. >> janice: god bless him. amazing. we love covering stories like that. let's take a look at the weather. shall we? because we have cold temperatures here in new york. 55 right now. 50 in chicago. 50 in fargo and even colder air is set to arrive next couple of days. southwest showers and thunderstorms for you. the flash flooding potential is going to be there. then a cold front marching across the midwest and behind that that's where we will get really cold air. and we also have the remnants of ian still bringing rain and strong winds to the coast. this will be the last day the sun will come out tomorrow. a song by that name. strong cold front moves in. we could see some snow flurries, yes. it's going to be cold enough for snow in some cases lows into the 20's and that cold front is going to sink as far as south as the gulf coast. there is your forecast today. still very warm over the south. we have that cooler air moving into the midwest and northeast, and watch what happens as we get into thursday, friday, yes there i

we get home. >> janice: very nice. over to will and ainsley and brian. you love them, right? >> but et. every day. >> brian: always scares me when you ask that question. [laughter] >> brian: all right. canceling columbus the latest attempt to erase history as a judge rules christopher columbus' statue in pittsburgh can come down. no joke. joe piscopo live. ♪ ♪ hi, my name is reggie and i lost 30 pounds with golo. before golo, my blood pressure was really high, but after golo, i was able to cut my medication in half. with golo, i've not only lost weight, i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. -every day... -millions of people are connecting. -father. -cosplayer. -mentor. -actor. -it's time we take a step forward... -come together... -and discover... -how accepting our differences... all: can make us stronger! >> will: cancel culture coming for christopher columbus. judge in pittsburgh ruled the city can take down the italian explore's statue after it was repeatedly vandalized in 2020 and forced

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. >> janice: it feels chilly if you live in the northeast, we have what is left of ian bringing rain and wind and cool temperatures. 46 in new york, 46 in chicago. cooler temperatures across the map, 77 in miami and for florida, next several days dry and warm conditions, good news for recovery effort. record cold highs in pennsylvania and maryland looks like dc flirting with the forecast, record cold temperatures partly because this area of low pressure, stubborn storm system offshore bringing in the moisture and the wind and cooler temperatures. we have flood advisories along the coast, lingering today, through wednesday, nothing to kick it out and hopefully by thursday, we'll start to see improving conditions. wind gusts 15 to 17 miles per hour, we will have flight delays in the north east. keep that in mind, coastal flood alerts from virginia to long island. looking at potential for showers and thunderstorms for the southwest. central u.s. looks good, florida, clear skies for much of the state and talk about the tropics, we're not done yet, couple disturbances out there, disturban

janice, over to you. >> janice: thank you, my friend. it's beginning to feel a lot like christmas. let's take a look at the maps. because it's cold. it's getting colder. look at that the temperatures. 12 in fargo. 30 in marquette. 25 in minneapolis. 37 in chicago. and with the window chill, my friends, below freezing. below zero in fargo. 25 in st. louis. 29 in nashville. 70 -- oh my gosh, up to 90 million impacted by frost and freeze alerts. in some cases we are going to set records, potential record lows for parts of north carolina, kentucky, tennessee, atlanta, georgia. this is a big deal because it's cold as far as south as the gulf coast and then we have got the snow for the great lakes. interior northeast. some areas across the u.p. of michigan getting close to 2 feet of snow. that's like a harsh reality for october. and then that snow threat is going to move across the eastern great lakes and the interior northeast. i know, crazy, right? it happens though. here is your forecast today. country cooler than average. florida 88. miami, the northwest still very warm and southern

. >> janice: hello, it's me. >> carley: janice dean with today's fox weather forecast. >> janice: by the way rachel is going to be on the janice dean podcast. tune in after "fox & friends." will you? take a look at the temperatures. the biggest story across the country is the cold temperatures. 21 in fargo. 36 in marquette, 30 in minneapolis. >> take a look at the window chills and what it feels like. feels like single digits in fargo, minneapolis 13. here it comes. cold front sink as far as south as the gulf coast and even florida, temperatures 50 to 20 degrees below average for tens of millions of folks and as we go into wednesday, widespread below freezing temperatures likely overnight for jackson, mississippi, memphis, tennessee up towards pittsburgh and cincinnati and chicago. we are going to set recorded. potential record lows for tuesday in omaha and kansas city and wichita into the 20's. so here it comes. also, we have this area of low pressure just kind of lingering across the great lakes and midwest. see upwards of a foot of snow for the up of michigan. it's happening i kno

. >> janice: take a look at the map. you know what, it is cold. temperatures plunging down to the gulf coast this weekend. 27 in fargo, cold enough for snow across portions of the northeast -- sorry, northern plains and great lakes, not for the northeast yet. we'll feel that cold front move through on sunday. here are forecast lows, 40s on the map. nashville, 38 degrees. this is significantly strong cold front for this time of year and it will settle in and next week we'll rebound a bit, 24-hour temperature change, friday, today 77, sunday 38 in nashville, cozy up, my friends, if you have a fire, here is the slow down, the coldest since may. here is new york, enjoy this today. can we call out of work? >> carley: we're already here. >> janice: we're already here, there is a cold front coming and here is the forecast today, showers and thunderstorm potentials for the southwest into the southern plains and looking good for the rest of the country. 54 in -- this says 76 in new york, even better. 88 in dallas, warm air stays in the south and we're watc

brian. >> janice: i always prepare myself for these types of things. that i can a look at the maps. beautiful in new york city. dark right now but get into the 70s today. that area of low pressure has proved out of the way and dealing with much better conditions. cold front moving across portions of the northern plains and upper midwest. for some reason of course my maps won't work this morning. that cold front is going to drop temperatures in some cases 25 degrees in the next 24 hours. so we will continue to watch that showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for the southwest and for florida clear conditions over the next couple of days. so we'll keep you up to date and i will check those maps. sometimes they don't work. and i just have to keep talking. right, brian? that's live television and that's what happens. >> brian: i will get your maps to work. i will go up to the machine and banged side of it it always works. >> janice: like phonesy and the jukebox. >> brian: get uhf if i hit it a certain way. >> janice: take video. >> brian: i will do that because i have been trained.

to answer this question, let's bring in janice min. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> first and foremost, what's your take on this? it seems like an odd time to add an ad tier is there enough ad money out there to support it, and are people willing to keep netflix in a potentially inflationary environment, especially with ads? >> i think you saw some announcements today that indicated the state of play here that they are coming in, the ad tier is going to be a dollar less than disney plus and hulu ad supported and that's no coincidence. the bigger pressure on the marketplace ahead of their q3 earnings is that with the subscription growth may not be great. we saw in the second quarter that they had their biggest show ever, stranger things season four, and they still lost subscribers. so what was before this year a subscriber arms race is now really becoming, i would call it an arpu arms race, where these companies are desperately trying to figure out how do we drive revenue into this company because we have hit the dome

let's check in with janice dean for a fox weather forecast. >> janice: good morning, everybody. it is a beautiful day here in new york city. we're going to get up to, i think, 76 and then it goes downhill. so let's take a look at the maps. get outside today, if you can. 62 right now. 43 in chicago. see that cold air, blue on the map. that means the temperatures are going to go below freezing for a number of days. there's your 24-hour temperature change and in some cases, we could drop over 30 degrees in a matter of 48 hours. look at new york. 76 today. and then 59 tomorrow. and then into the 60's next week. there's the forecast for the rest of the country. southwest, showers and thunderstorms in the tail end of that cold front, we can see some flurries across the northern plains and the great lakes. so 77, beautiful glorious degrees in new york city. get out and enjoy it. i'm excited. after the show, you're coming on the janice dean podcast. >> will: i am! >> janice: we'll have some fun! >> will: i'm excited. can't wait. see you in about 13 minutes. >> janice: sounds good, my fr

. >> steve: somebody always has some friends out on the street is janice. of course, it's too cold for people to congregate this morning. >> janice: it's not that bad but i would say a warmer coat this morning would be beneficial. take a look at the's that. because it's been colder than average. we set some records in florida overnight last night. look at these temperatures. so 37 in atlanta. 36 in raleigh. 39 in jacksonville, and that's the window chill so it feels like with the window we got 20's across portions of the upper midwest and great lakes. frost and freeze advisories for another day today. and then the temperatures will moderate over the weekend. now, the northwest, you have been dealing with record highs, really for the last couple of months. but a pattern change is on the way. and that means cooler temperatures. wetter weather, and feet of snow for the mountains over the next five days. so that's going to be quite a transition. and then this storm system is going to move into the plain states, but, for now, not too bad in terms of showers and

check in with senior meteorologist janice dean, janice, you have the weather. >> janice: i do have the weather. imagine that brian kilmeade. it's a little cool in the northeast. but i don't have anything to complain about because across the upper midwest we have record breaking snow. over 18 inches. take a look at those maps and i will show you what we are talking about. there are the temperatures, 32 in marquette. 24 in fargo. someone is bothered this morning with their honking. frost and freeze advisories across the country for millions of folks. and even in florida, we are into record-setting territory with those cool temperatures. the warm-up is coming across the mississippi river valley. the southeast and florida this weekend. so, that's good news, right? but we do have to talk about the snow because we got over 18 inches. that is a record for marquette in michigan. look at that 18.1. are they ready for us? i mean, they always say it's hardy folks there in the upper midwest so i think they are. from this storm to another storm. i'm so excited to share with you a project i have bee

we are towering it over to janice who no one would boo. would would you ever do that. >> janice: i'm not doing very well in fantasy football team by the way. >> carley: there is always this week. >> janice: i have no idea what happened last night but i'm trying. i really am and will can talk about more of that later. let's talk about the forecast. it's cold. i actually have a winter coat out. i don't know if that's proactive because it's 63 right now. but there are cold temperatures coming our way in the next 24 hours. here's the temperature departure across the northern plains, the upper midwest. the great lakes heading into the northeast and mid-atlantic. the tennessee river valley. nashville you are going to be 38 on sunday. here's your daytime highs for boston, new york city, d.c. and then look what happens on saturday. holy moly, yes, it feels like fall, even almost winter time. so, those are the big headlines the extreme temperature drop in the next couple of days for some of these areas that are going to feel like summertime today,

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. >> steve: since last we saw you yesterday, it got cold here, janice. >> janice: not as cold as our friends in the upper midwest temperatures below freezing and as far as south as the gulf coast and florida. and then the snow, we had record breaking snow across marquette, michigan. 18 inches, my friend. so those are your current temperatures. i have nothing to complain about here in new york where it's 45 look at temperatures florida. >> broke low records overnight. 54 in tampa. 64 in fort myers. 55 in orlando. that's cold for them, our friends in florida. and then look at that area of low pressure that continues to spin across the great lakes. bringing that historic snow to the u.p. of michigan. that area of low pressure. is going to linger and bring more snow to the interior northeast. eastern great lakes and appalachians over the next 12 to 24 hours before the low moves into canada where it belongs. well, it doesn't belong there, but it is going to move into canada. marquette and michigan the monthly snow what you typically get. we are into october and already 18 inches. we are w

his mom janice and dad hiram treated her as one of their own. >> she was not a girlfriend. she was our family. >> when it was time for kevin to go off to college, he and nona stayed in touch and in love. through a wireless world of late night cell chats and of checks and emoticons. when he didn't respond promptly, she would wag her finger at him. >> she would send text messages saying, "are you still alive? " sarcastically, trying to get my attention. >> which is why he was so taken aback that day, a little more than a week before christmas of 2005. it was december 15th. nona uncharacteristically hadn't reached out to him or answered him since morning. at one point he turned her old taunt back on her texting, "you will alive? " even then she didn't respond. this was not like nona. >> four and a half years we had made a pattern. and that's what we did every day. and if that pattern is broken, it just kind of raises a red flag in my mind, why is she not responding? >> four and a half years we had made a pattern. and that's what we did every day. and if that pattern is broken,

janice over to you. >> janice: oh my goodness. all right. let's take a look at the maps, because we have got a cold front that's moving on through. it's going to dip as far as south as the gulf coast. current temperatures. not even reporting in fargo. that's how cold it is. i'm not sure why that is. parts of carolina 26 on wednesday. knoxville, tennessee 30 degrees. montgomery alabama 32. so first freeze of the season is coming early for a lot of these places and we have frost and freeze alerts for 70 million people, yes, so that's our biggest story. we do have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for parts of the southwest and then we have this area of low pressure across the great lakes that's going to bring close to a foot or more of snow for the upper peninsula of michigan. so, yes, here it comes. looks like the halloween costumes are going to be a size too big so the kids will be wearing them on halloween if we continue this. here is your forecast today 65 in new york. that area of low pressure lingers across the great lakes and th

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. >> janice: good morning. take a look at temperatures across the map. cooler air moving into the east as result of a cold front and look across the rockies and northwest. we have cooler air and several systems moving in as we get into the weekend. snow is piling up across the rockies and then that front that is exiting the east coast will make things much nicer, not as humid as yesterday. take a look at portions of the rockies and another storm moving into the northwest as we get into thursday and friday. active weather pattern setting up will bring temperatures down and bring rain along the coast and snow in the mountains. look at the rain forecast, quite a bit across the northwest. this is beneficial for the wildfires burning over the last several months. there is the forecast, central u.s., showers and thunderstorms, rest of the country quiet. 64 in new york. we have this area of low pressure tropical disturbance going to bring heavy rain to puerto rico and watch it as it moves into the caribbean. we are not over yet, hurricane season ends november 3

. >> reporter: the jarring jams enough to break janice stock. >> is that hyperbole or have you actually cried? >> i have actually cried. >> reporter: the chicago's office manager's twice daily hour-commute a quintessential example of the windy city's rebound with commute times up 24% in the last month, just behind new york, d.c., and boston. >> over 100 million data points every single day. >> reporter: chicago's department of transportation tracking traffic's return in real time. >> we believe it's about 92% back to 2019 levels. >> it's 92% back. >> yes. >> reporter: but that headline, which no one disputes, comes with caveats. one tied to when people drive. >> peak travel times are during the middle of the day now? >> peak travel times are seen throughout the day. that's because people who are working from remote locations are probably choosing to run errands in the middle of the day. >> reporter: another shift, mounting congestion not downtown but in the suburbs. experts point to paramount changes in american life. 27.6 million people now working from home, triple pre-pandemic totals

. >> janice, it's so painful. what are investigators looking into at this point. >> reporter: now that victims have been identified, authorities are looking into reports of a lack of police presence at the time of the crowd surge. officials admit some had been diverted to a political protest in another area. so, questions remain tonight, but very little consolation for the families who are grieving the loss of so many young lives. kate? >> janice mackie frayer for us. thank you. >>> that deadly stampede is raising so many questions about what exactly went wrong and if a surging crowd like that could ever happen here. kathy park has that side of the story. >> reporter: looking at the videos, it's hard to tell how the massive crowds in south korea turned so deadly. experts say the packed, narrow streets of seoul were a recipe for disaster. for 20 years, jose dee ga managed the iconic parades and the ball drop on new year's eve. he says deaths in these situations aren't always from being trampled, but being packed in

janice, tristan alley. so good to have a favorite. hey on the show you on this please. sally to audience around the world . tell them who you are, what? 80? hello for me. hello everyone. my name is young. you sandwich so close. i think that you didn't want to pronounce my name because he's now yes, yes, i don't test i had with with you because of this discussion. so i'm the long in correspondence for the greek daily newspaper called tom, now has been based in london almost 7 years. and as you can imagine, i've been covering the bottom of mozilla. oh my goodness. of course i can imagine totally tristram. so nice to have you, please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. tell them who you are and what you do briskly. hello for me. i'm lovely to be here with you. i'm tristram, best of and i'm a retired u. k. museum director who is guilty guilty of returning material in our collections to the source community. and i'm now a freelance advisor and the help of the museums to do the same such a troublemaker tristin gets a hat here. hello, welcome to the show. plea

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the janice dean podcast and i was on her podcast "living the dream." hi, what is your name? >> giselle. >> pam. >> where you from? >> texas. >> high to high matt, danny. >> we have a good-looking day new york city. i will tell you that so enjoy the nice temperatures and across the map, we have what is it 57 right now in new york city, cooler air behind this front that moved down which is making it not as humid as it was this time yesterday. we do have a storm system across the central u.s. peer that is bringing snow to the rockies and potential for severe storms for texas, parts of texas large hail damage and went and isolated tornadoes. they need the rainfall which is good news but we see the stronger storms. we have a big world series game on fox on friday. we could see some thunderstorms between the houston astros and the philadelphia phillies. i got it right this time. all right, you guys, do you like steve, ainsley, and brian? the best, right, and i didn't pay them. [laughter] >> brian: thank you so much, janice peered straight ahead, this p fox w

those are your headlines, janice, outside to you. >> good morning. it is, you know, not too bad here in the northeast. across portions of the great lakes, we are getting some snow and it's cold as far as south as the gulf coast. let's take a look at it. that's the biggest headline across the nation today. current temperatures, you see the 10 in fargo. you see 36 in kansas city. even talking about wind chills below zero in north dakota. and there's the pattern that is setting us up for cold air to dip as far as south as florida. 15 to 20 degrees below average. wednesday morning these are your lows. so, freeze advisories are in effect for, well, 90 million people. so frost and freeze alerts until wednesday morning and then things will start to moderate as we go through the next portion of the workweek but for now we are going to set some record fall cold highs for new orleans. looks like chattanooga, meridian, mississippi and birmingham, alabama. showers and thunderstorms as well as snow flurries across the great lakes. marquette, michigan, i think clo

>> brian: out of deference to why don't you tuesday janice. >> carley: check in with janice dean for our fox weather forecast i who i know likes taco day. >> janice: nighttime pregnant and love eating food all day. let's talk about taco bell shall we after the forecast. i want to bring you the forecast in florida. of course, we have the recovery effort going on and the good news is mother nature is being very helpful to all of the sunshine state. look at some of these temperatures into the low 80's to mid 80's and really no rain in the forecast for the southwest coast of florida. looking at the northeast coast. same thing. so temperatures in the upper 70s and the 80's with no rain in the forecast. that's not what is happening here in the northeast by the way where we have this area of low pressure off the coast. that's part of ian's remnants by the way. bringing august of this rain and window and coatings flooding and that's going to continue today. and we are hoping it gets, you know, booted out of the country tomorrow. we will continue to keep you up to date. the southwest, by the

that check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. hey, janice. >> good morning. in the background we have something that looks like zamboni but cleaning the sidewalk and i've never seen this before. and it will show us this thing. it is pretty awesome and i might actually ask for a ride. let's take a look at the maps. a beautiful day for zamboni's, 51 new york, 54 cleveland, 52 chicago and a cold front potential for showers, thunderstorms and severe weather today for parts of the midwest and towards the northeast on wednesday and thursday. a wet weather day so enjoy this beautiful day in the forecast across the northeast. we will be wet not only thursday but friday. we could see flash flooding in these neighborhoods. also watching for the folks in florida, we have recovery effort going on and more rain in the forecast, unfortunately, wednesday and thursday. some of those showers heavy at times. naples, florida, showers and thunderstorms in the forecast not only today but thursday and improving weather friday and saturday. and also some activity. here is my friend

janice, over to you. >> janice: god bless him. let's take a look at the forecast, shall we? we have a cooler air mass that's moving into the northeast. it was very humid this time yesterday. 58, probably about 10 degrees what it was yesterday. 22 in marquette actually 6-degree different change than yesterday. i'm a little off. 12-degree difference in pittsburgh and 6-degree difference in asheville but feels a lot less humid. we do have a big old storm system moving out of the rockies and central u.s. where we could see the potential for snow in the higher elevations and severe storms moving into texas and louisiana and arkansas, mississippi, alabama, over the next couple of days. so that's going to be a little bit of a problem. need the rainfall but too much of it could cause flash flooding. we will watch that central u.s. system. looking good here in new york. 64. a new system moves into the northwest and speaking about bad weather, unfortunately, as we get into the game on friday and saturday, the as san astros i'mi know there is a big 34-6r789 lb game what is it, ed? as s

janice, over to you. >> janice: hello, good morning. we are live in new york city. take a look at the maps. it's chilly, going to warm up relatively speaking in the next 12 to 24 hours. now 45 in new york. still freezing in fargo and chicago and with the wind chill it feels even colder than that. millions of people under frost and freeze advisories. here is the warm-up okay. across the mid-atlantic and even florida we broke some record lows overnight last night and things are going to get a little bit more toasty as we get. we have a cold front and area of lohse that's going to move into the northwest. that's going to change things over the next couple of days for millions of folks across the country. heavy snow for the mountains and move into the plains as we get into monday and tuesday. a strong fall storm on the way. fox weather.com has all your details. steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: a little chilly but you can still play baseball. thank you very much, j.d. still ahead, bruise baseball gloves massive hit in the major leagues. did you know the crea

janice over to you. >> janice: take a look at the northeast. nice day. get those temperatures up across the east coast where we have record-setting cold over the last couple of days. still very chilly in atlanta up toward raleigh. 47 in new york. actually warmer in new york than it is across parts of florida and the southeast. we have a coastal storm that is going to come up saturday into sunday. starting to impact i-95 corridor into monday. so just beware of that we will be tracking that this weekend with fox weather. then we have a big storm that's going to develop across the west. bringing rain and mountain snow, feet of snow into the mountains. this is the first big winter storm for them. the good news is it is going to help firefighters. we have had active wildfires all summer long into the autumn. this is going to help with that. so, that's the good side of the rain and snow. it will eventually move into the central u.s. sunday into monday. and then the rest of the country pretty quiet. warm temperatures still hanging on to summertime for the south

>> hi, a star is born. >> pete: absolutely good job. >> brian: think you'd, janice. >> ainsley: janice is teaching the little girl a four letter s word. >> brian: okay, deal. speed through the... because snow. >> pete: it took a second pier at the doj hit with a lawsuit feeling to ignore a protest outside of supreme court justices in the wake of the historic abortion ruling. >> brian: the heritage foundation said the american people deserve to know why joe biden and attorney general garlin not only to condemn the behavior but why they continue not to prosecute or hold accountable those who broke the law but the proceedings of the supreme court. >> ainsley: "the five" cohost to geraldo rivera, good morning to you. >> good morning, good morning ainsley, hi, brian, pete, what's up? chilly in cleveland, too. >> ainsley: you might get snow as well. >> brian: just wait for the yankees to get to town. >> ainsley: geraldo, what do you think about this? >> yankees getting to town. >> ainsley: sorry, i have a delay here. do you all want to keep going? >> brian: ask geraldo get a question. he lik

. >> steve: janice dean out on the street quiet there as well. >> janice: i don't have a crowd. queue the laugh track. 60 here. cold front moved through. storm system eject from the rockies. that's going to bring some snow to the central rockies and then towards the plain states where we could see some severe storms today and tomorrow across the gulf coast, including texas and louisiana and mississippi over the next couple of days. they do need the rain, so that is the good side of the storm. 64 here in new york is the daytime high. 62 in kansas city. 75 in los angeles. all right. over to you, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: all right. j.d., thank you very. >> janice: you have got it. >> steve: the diehl family is on a mission to find treasure hidden within the wild mountain valley of bear gulch, montana. they are giving us a behind the scenes look the brothers coming up live on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: it's a great story. >> brian: yep. ♪ ♪ at jersey mike's they slice your order right in front of you. watching that can send a rush of emotions through a person, excit

interesting story in the video there, janice. over to you. ains. >> janice: do we know what happened? >> happy birthday to her. i hope she is okay. >> so do i. take a look at the temperatures. 64 here in new york. it's a little muggy. not great for the hair. because we have this cold front that's moving through. and this area of low pressure off the coast that's combining to make these muggy conditions and then the wet weather across portions of the northeast and the great lakes. so here's the deal right now. travel delays, of course you know what's going to happen so call ahead. check your air carrier. here is the futurecast. this should clear out by wednesday evening. thursday a better day friday. a better day for the northeast. but then we talk about our next storm system that originates from the northeast. dives in across the rockies. snow in the mountains, and then we could see the severe weather set up thursday through friday along the gulf coast. they need the rain but that stronger storms could bring some hail and damaging winds as we

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quarter before the top of the hour, janice dean on the street and it is nice. >> janice: it is a beautiful day in new york city, we have a cold front moving through, be aware, coming today into friday. cold front on the move, you can see in colder temperatures, could see snow for parts of the great lakes and severe storms, large hail and damaging winds and heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding coming our way tomorrow in the northeast. flash flood threat increasing thursday into friday, if you have travel plans issue just keep that in mind. here is tropical storm carl, we will see the moisture along the gulf coast and parts of the southeast and it will move into mexico, a lot of moisture working toward the gulf coast states. steve doocy, over to you, my friend. >> steve: thank you, weather machine, don't go anywhere, comedian rob schneider is here, he will talk about culture, politics and his new movie. let's check in with dana perino. >> dana: i'm excited to see rob schneider, president biden says saudi will be pushed, senator tom cotton at the top of the show and are republicans about

. >> janice: just for you. >> lawrence: thanks, j.d. >> janice: you got it. >> lawrence: carley, you got news by the number. >> carley: counting down to halloween news by the numbers. starting with $49. that is the monster sale southwest is offering for one-way flights. but you have to book by tomorrow on the airline's website. the offer is valid for tickets for from november 29th. all the way up to march 8th. can you believe that? and $24.95. that's how much this spooky treat will cost you at an iconic new york city ice cream shop. serendipity 3 offering the ice cream lights out it celebration of halloween. black whipped cream, black edible twitter and horns. 79, icky's number he and other panthers rookies busting a move to bring smiles to patients at a children's hospital. check him out right there as a it dalmatian young man named gavin. bursting the moves, lawrence. i would love to see you doing the same thing. >> lawrence: that's my favorite question. the question is are we going to a haunted house again this year? >> carley: that's a question that needs to be answer. >> i may n

janice dean for the fox weather forecast, janice. >> good morning, ainsley a beautiful day in new york city but we have a cold front on the move across the northern plains and midwest where temperatures are going to draw up for the potential for showers and thunderstorms not just the midwest but ohio valley and the gulf coast and florida over the next couple of days. there is the future track as it moves across the eastern third of the country. the severe storm threat with the cold front could bring some showers, thunderstorms, hail and damaging winds but i don't think we will see a lot of tornadoes but certainly we could reach severe limits in terms of those gusty winds and hail. now, to the future track for the west coast of florida, they don't need to see more rain but unfortunately wednesday into thursday, we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms and not a whole lot of rain but not going to take much to put a damper to -- in this tropical disturbance that cropped up in the gulf of mexico. we will have to watch that the next couple of days even if it doesn't have a name w

but still gives you that janice, a quote i even now it still takes a special kind of spirit to go for iridescent magenta rose and yet the traditional dark business suits have become quite rare. and downtown london this summer, the english gentleman preferred a more casual look. it's all to do with a yearning for frieda, says fashioned blogger, i'll expect coverage. and with the hope, the locked downs are now a thing of the past. the business suit is having quite a tough time, but that does something, i think something quite exciting. because if men no longer have to wear the suit as a uniform, they can use the suits as a tool to express themselves. so what we're seeing in london, what we've seen over the last sort of year and a half or so is a big d cool for ting of the suits. the suit is become much less corporate and much more of a lifestyle garment is a different topic. awesome. than you'd normally buy. and so james slater needn't worry that his crowd will go out of fashion. yeah, looks, looks very good. ah ah, with eco india. in the northern metropolis of chanda got waste separati

check in with janice dean for the forecast. >> janice: this cold front, that is where we have cooler than average temperatures, could see snow for parts of the upper mississippi river valley. threat for stronger storms, tornado, damaging wind, heavy rainfall and this system will march eastward and heavy rain from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. prepare for that and we'll see travel delays, as well. tropical storm carl in the gulf of mexico, the bay of campici, bringing heavy rain to new mexico and gulf coast and southeast and we have a fall foliage look for the rockies and northern plains midwest and it is spectacular, wonderful time of year to look at the leaves and thanks to foliage report for partnering with fox weather. >> ainsley: over to carley. >> carley: news by the numbers, 179 dollars, that is new price for the most expenseiff ticket at disneyland. lower priced tickets are $104. 4.4 billion, how much honda is investing with electric vehicles. expected to wrap up by end of 2024 and bring 2200 jobs. may 6, king charles iii will be cornated at westminster abbey, only 2000 p

. >> janice: good morning, are you ready for fall? it is coming, or a taste of it. 41 in fargo, 59 in new york. we're feeling that cold front as it moves across the northern plains, greater lakes and midwest. temperatures on friday, forecast highs into the 40s in minneapolis, in the 50s for the ohio river valley. saturday will dip south toward tennessee river valley and by sunday near the gulf coast, temperatures in the 60'ss here, so a taste of fall. your friday high in st louis. certainly taste of what is to come, southwest, showers and thunderstorms yet again in your forecast, that area of low pressure that was giving rain and wind and yucky conditions to the northeast finally out of there, beautiful day today, 73 degrees as daytime high, 74 in chicago, 89 in dallas, so the southern u.s. still feeling the heat and hanging on to summertime temperatures. the tropics, number one, will it get a name in the next couple days? probably, but we think all of the guidance is showing landfall around nicaragua, but could become a hurricane, we

check in with janice dean for the forecast. >> janice: what is your name? >> chris? >> what is your? nice day in new york city, rain coming tomorrow. could see severe storms across midwest, cold front marching across the area, tracking this front that could bring potential for severe storms including tornados, all areas including nashville, tennessee region and birmingham, jackson, alabama, be on alert for risk for stronger storms. comes to northeast thursday and friday, if you have a flight coming in or out, delays and cancellations, there is your forecast today. cooler as the front moves through, we could see snow flurries, say hito ainsley. >> don't go anywhere, sarah palin is with us. stay with us. ghing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. i can make this

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. >> janice: take a look at temperatures, it is cold. we have that cold front committing the northeast. we saw flooding yesterday and most will be gone by this afternoon, but wind chill behind the cold front feeling like 29 in minneapolis, 26 in fargo, cold enough for snow. here it is over upper midwest and great lakes by saturday, another batch moves in. not talking about a foot of snow, but measurable snow for next hours in this region. front and area of low pressure across new england, it is exiting noerlth east today, potential for three to five inches through saturday. we'll update you on that. todd was asking about the fall foliage report. here it is across the northern plains, great lakes, rockies, northeast. zoom in for leaf peeping across upstate new york and new england, it is beautiful as well as parts of the anne applebaums, wait until next week to see the leafs, the forecast is quiet, get this cold front out of the way and we will see possibility of showers and thunderstorms for florida and the southwest this weekend. there

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. >> janice: good morning, it is friday eve, we can do it. take a look at the map. we have a cold front marching toward the gulf coast and we are seeing possibility for showers, thunderstorms and severe weather. looking around the louisiana area, southwest corner of louisiana, severe thunderstorm warning and dealing with more rain in the forecast for mid-atlantic and northeast in the next 12 to 24 hours. if you have travel plans, be weary, there will be travel delays from tonight, overnight into friday morning. here is flash flood threat for the areas that have been hard hit last week with heavy rainfall. looks like the northeast, new england is the bullseye. tropical storm carl is in the bay and will make landfall across mexico, a lot of moisture will make its way to the gulf coast and the setup for heavy rainfall in the next five to seven days for the areas along the gulf coast is going to bring a lot of heavy rainfall over five to seven days, especially for friends in texas, two to three inches over the next several days and for our friends in florida, potential