candidate katie arrington as well as herman cain and a reminder, tonight on the fox news channel, just a matter of moments, thanks for being with us. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. this is going to be a mike tyson punch. that came from a top official at fema as the hurricane barrels toward the coast. i'm filling in for kennedy. it's good to be with you as we talk about this category three storm expected to hit land late tomorrow night. forecasters say it has weakened, but just slightly. it's still what they described as an extremely dangerous storm. massive storm surge expected up to 13 feet in some spots. expected to clobber that coastline. heavy rains and floods, national weather service telling us 10 million people in three states are in the

path of the storm. k. some are vowing to stay right where they are. the governor of north carolina with a stark warning. >> a powerful damaging hurricane is hours away from our coast. it packs punishing storm surge, fierce winds and torrential rains. if you have been asked to evacuate, don't wait. leave now. >> so where's the thing going? we will talk to a mayor and a congressman from the state of north carolina. first, what's the latest rick. >> let me tell you a few things to put this into perspective. that was the size of sandy when it made a landfall. parts of new jersey, thousand miles across, katrina was 400 miles across, and florence was 390 miles across. it is quite a large storm unit size so the center wins have

now gone down to 115 miles per hour so that's the strongest wind at the very center of the storm. that said, the wind field has expanded out and hurricane force winds went out 70 miles on either side of the spread about a hundred 40 miles across of hurricane force winds. that's a big chunk of territory that will be experiencing that as it moves closer to the shore. starting tomorrow morning, we will have tropical storm force winds getting toward the shore. here's a look at all the models, we have got a lot better agreement, we know it will take a westward jog before it curves background, what we don't know is exactly where does it do that and the time that it takes in here because it will slow down a lot. in fact were probably talking about a 48 hour period. to make a little bit of a jog. because of that, we are probably talking 36 to 48 hour time period of hurricane force

winds along the shore and that prolonged. come about strong wind will eventually cause some significant damage. you can imagine those winds battering the shore. this is the storm surge. the worst of it will be in and across this area and down around wilmington. some of that water will come near some of the inlets. we will be watching this onshore flow starting tomorrow and it will probably go through about sunday. the storm surge that we see pileup isn't going to get a reversal of the wind that a fast moving storm would cause. it's going to continue to pull it into shore. this water won't go anywhere in them will be talking about some areas 20 to 40 inches of rain, it won't be able to get to the shore and that's why were so concerned. >> it will be a long four days. we will stay in touch.

you heard a couple minutes ago from the governor of north carolina, certainly not the only one sounding the alarm. mayors across the region are as well. first responders up and down the carolina. >> we cannot stress enough the critical need for people to evacuate and to do so today. after today, it really will be too late. >> i'm really concerned that a lot of people have decided to stay. wtold everyone come after 60 miles per hour, we will not be able to come get you. please come if you can leave, leave. we are joined now by no benson. he is the mayor of carolina beach. he joins us tonight on the telephone because we understand he's evacuating his city. mr. mayor, where are you tonight? >> thanks for having me. i just crossed the bridge and i'm in wilmington, writing

north and away from the hurricane. >> what you see down there? were a lot of people filling carolina beach when you left. >> thankfully no, i would venture to say 90%, 80 or 90% of the island had evacuated. they met the atm evacuation order, which i gave, and as rick pointed out, this is a deadly storm coming. anybody who decided to stay or decides to stay after eight, they're putting their life in their own hands. >> in their own hands, even emergency workers. are there emergency workers back from where you came from? they're all sheltered in place. >> most of them are in the emergency operations center which we now, we've had running 247 since yesterday. while i was leaving, i did see a number of police officers,

they are enforcing a curfew that began at 8:00 o'clock to coincide with the evacuation order. >> i think we have some of the pictures that mayor benson took himself. will put them up on the screen. as he told us, here's a look at it, the mayor of the town is on the phone and he's making his way out. i'm sure it stood out to you, how long the storm will hover, and you're in for it for three or four days plus. what are your plans for the next few days personally that we can talk about what will happen "after words"? >> if the mayor or the leader of the town is going to issue an evacuation order, it makes sense that he or she follows that same order. that's what i'm doing. it's far enough away from the storm, i'll continue to monitor it with fire, police

departments and first responders. as they point out, me being a meteorologist, the next three days will feature everything he puts out and maybe the most frightening aspect is the storm surge. we've got pretty healthy dunes but 15 to 20 feet of water two nothing will hold that. look at that. you can see it on our screen. you might get back monday, i guess. >> i'll get back as soon as i can two all the best to you. thanks for calling in tonight and all the best not only to you but everybody in carolina beach. thank you very much. >> the feds have been saying that up to 3 million people could lose power in this hurricane. it's tough to connect beforehand. supermarkets have been cleaned

out. gases already said to be in short supply. the president said the government is ready. >> my administration is in close coronation with state and local authorities and fema , these are tremendous people also, as you know. it's already placed extensive resources on the ground including search and rescue experts, power or restoration, and medical support. tremendous people working on the hurricane. first responders, law enforcement and fema. >> so what can we expect when florence is finally gone. they join us now from raleigh. good to see you. this is literally the calm before the storm but you can't help but think about what things will be like "after words". first of all, are those areas down along the coast getting everything they need from the federal government asked mark. >> i have no doubt that the

federal government is going to provide every resource necessary. i was listening to your conversation with joe and i know right where he is, my family and i have a condo there which is south of carolina beach on the same island, it was referred to as pleasure island, so i've been around that route many of times, in fact they've also got an apartment there and i packed my stuff up yesterday and headed up here to raleigh where making daily visit at the emergency management. i am quite concerned about the flooding. keep in mind we are still recovering from hurricane matthew from 2016, particularly those counties further inland, many of which are in my district, so this is going to be a major event,

this is going to be a life changing event for a lot of folks, and i hope that everyone is heeding the advice of the local authorities to get out of town, and if they can't get out of town, i think it's really important to get to local shelter, make sure they bring some type of container that's waterproof with all their appropriate documents and things are not thinking about like passports, driver's license, all those things they will need in terms of getting disaster assistance. >> it seems like most people got out. it sounds like, according to the mayor, everybody that needs to or should in these areas. there's always a few who don't. i know these are mandatory evacuation orders. normally the authorities don't enforce the orders, don't force people to get out, don't arrest people, do you think that's the right way to go about it customer and we go through this all the time with

the storms. >> well, we do, and you can't dictate whatever but he chooses to do, all you can do is make the very strong suggestion that they obey the orders that are given in their given for a reason. it's to protect the public safety. one of the things i'm concerned about post- storm, folks are gonna be without power for a long time possibly. i saw where duke energy had a little press release apparently that was showing up on the weather channel and they said power could be out for weeks so folks need to understand this is not your garden-variety hurricane. this is a really serious, nasty storm that's not my coming go, it's gonna linger on the coast for two or three days, you're going to have massive storm surge, 42 inches of rain, tremendous flooding and you may not have power for three or four weeks. >> you always hear that "after words", people getting hurt or killed "after words" when they go out to soon. >> in fact, hurricane matthew,

all but one of the deaths was directly related to water were folks were trying to drive through running water. if folks get stranded in their car, they need to hit star 47 on their cell phone and folks will come and get them. do not try to drive through the water two so that's important information for people watching. thank you, and the best to you and every buddy around you. thanks for coming on. >> hurricane florence hasn't landed yet, but it's already being politicized. the editorial board claims president trump's reluctance to address climate change makes him reluctant. it also says he plays down the human role and continues to dismantle efforts to reduce those risks. while many have pushed back, the president himself was thinking what you might describe as a victory lap and

here's his tweet. we've got a pluses from our recent hurricane work in texas and florida. then he said and unappreciated great job in puerto rico even though it's an assessable island. the president went on to say we are ready for the big one that is coming referring obviously to florence. the mayor of san juan did respond questioning the definition of success and he pointed out 3000 people were killed in puerto rico. fred i guess we politicize everything these days. >> it really is amazing. it's been the trend of the country for the last few years and i think with trump moving into the white house, it's accelerated where everything terms turns into politics. i'm glad you bent the first few minutes about this because human lives, how to react,

what to do about this, later on there will be other, public policy does have to do with those, whether it's how we build our infrastructure or our insurance programs that subsidize develop and on the two more climate change, but yes, for the washington post to go out and do that is both absurd and completely out of place. >> the conservative strategist said it should be in the onion, not the washington post. he said the media won't give the president credit for the economy but they blame him for the hurricane. i see it in the bigger picture is that everything that happens under trump, there are so many reporters and journalists, whether it's just 24 -year-olds are because they've lost all perspective who think it's all brand-new, they think hurricanes didn't happen before donald trump. they think the september, that the waters in the south and

mid atlantic weren't warm before president trump. they think that everything new that's bad is coming under him and it's a total lack of perspective. you've seen it across all aspects of policy here and it's really a failure of our media. >> at the same time, the president's tweet and comments about puerto rico were not only question but criticized and i mentioned what the mayor said, there was reports that there is millions of bottles of water that went undistributed in this kind of thing, so to say things went well or that we did a good job and the death toll instead of 60 was 3000, that's open for question. >> it's detached from reality. president trump, i think because he so new to politics, maybe he saw that a lot of good things were done in puerto rico and thought that it was a tremendous success. if you look at it from the bigger picture, you cannot escape that fact. the same number of people died in puerto rico after that hurricane as died on september 11 in the twin towers.

it's not that the u.s. government could have saved every one of those lives, but it certainly was not a resounding success. we have to hope that our fema is able to do a better job texting and figuring lives in the carolinas. >> that's why we started with that, it is going to be a huge story the next few days, but things were coming on. we always appreciate your perspective. >> in a moment, some good news, middle-class incomes in this country are actually going up. scott martin will join in and describe how they can cash in on a booming economy. apple just reviewed a bunch of new products including a watch they say could save your life. we will give you the details and talk price tags after a quick break.

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the base iphone called iphone 10r has a 6.1-inch screen. it's affordably priced at $749 before possible tariffs. they also unveiled the ten and ten ass. they have upgraded cameras and in a 12 bionic chip. it's 15 times faster and 40%, uses 40% less battery than the current iphone ten. the new ones will have dual sim support and you can have two phone numbers on the same phone. as you mentioned, the most expensive iphone ever at almost $1100. apple also unveiled new apple watches, new design with 30% larger screen and perform more function. it's also an fda approved watch and can send update to your doctor and even know and tracks your gps location, if you had a fall. >> at apple, were always pushing our products forward.

were making technology more personal. we hope that you love these new products. >> they had a huge presentation and a big sales pitch for the nation, preorders for the phone start on friday, apple did not mention anything about the ipads or ipods. >> nothing on their part to help on the phone was interesting. i know you've been covering trade so much, only you could work in tariffs tonight. >> you know i had to do it. how to get it in there. >> 25% tariffs that affect all apple products. >> i know, that's your beat. you buy those new phones, it could prove to be a lot easier for many americans. you look at these new numbers were covering, a new report from the census bureau finds that middle-class incomes went up. the average is 61000 in the year 2017.

the national poverty rate went down due to the benefits of the strong economy. the top economic advisor larry kudlow said for once the wage increases are not just benefiting the rich. >> now paychecks are getting fatter, but blue-collar paychecks, blue-collar employment is leading the charge. >> it's important to point out with these numbers, before we took jan talk more about them, they change how they collected the income data so it's tough to make apple to apple comparison, but with wages up in poverty down, certainly you would think that is a win for the country and win politically for the president. how do we keep it going? joining us now is fox news contributor and my favorite cubs fan. >> hello. >> i knew you were going to bring that up. thank you for starting with that. we don't have to go through it now at the end right take a

shot at you. >> as a long-suffering mets fan, these are good numbers. larry kudlow makes an interesting point, we get into this on trade and all these other subjects, the middle class are making more and blue-collar is making more. what you make of it. >> it goes to show you the economic policies that are in place are working. there is a full on trickle down effect going on were you mentioned the poverty rates. look at minority unemployment. look at youth unemployment. virtually at all-time lows. it just goes to show you, in an administration that embraces small business, big business, capitalism, the consumer itself, it just goes to show you how much wealth can be created not just at the high-end but for all american. >> there was a debate or is won this week, i guess maybe it was more last week between former president.

>> obama had some good timing coming out of the oh eight recession, but there was some speed going into the presidency that i believe he kept on the accelerator a little bit more. anyway you slice it, just look at the data. the economy is smoking, elon musk, joe rogan podcast. it's true. four-point to percent gp growth, all times high in consumer confidence. >> so where are we in that high that you speak of. are we at the top of the cycle and about to turn or have we already made the turn? is there more room to run? when you make investment decisions how you look at it.

>> good choice of words especially well were talking about you en masse smoking and being at an all-time high. what's happening is the markets are starting to leave what is going to be more good economic data because here's what happens, you see the economy put out a negative data point or a negative comment from a company or two, we saw that in tech, my friend when they went to congress and spoke and got nailed, look what happens sentence. as an investor and we invest in our clients money, as we have cash in the sidelines and see these pullback, industrials is one that we started adding to because of the trade talks. you got to add to those names. >> good to see you. in a moment, more than a million ordered to evacuate with residents bracing. we do have a live update for the region. we will get that when we come back. new measures to prevent election interference on the midterm. a panel joins us on that

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just another hurricane alert for you. with each passing hour it gets closer to the east coast. it has weakened a bit, we been reporting on that product category three storm, expected to be turning to the south a bit as it gets closer to land and that puts even more people in the path of the storm.

you see the winds at 150 miles per hour. storm surge is a big-time concern. we were talking earlier about 40 inches of rain, let's get to the scene of it. there is a calm before the storm, then there's the eerie calm before the storm. that's where were at right now. to give you a sense of how seriously people are taking the storm, davis beach where they been here since 1951, a list of some of the hurricanes they have survived, but for florence, they are getting out now. the woman who owns the store says the only thing left to do for them is pray. >> it was blessed by the priest in 1961.

>> this is the final sunrise before florence. she's heading into drydock. they will lose somewhere between two and three weeks of charter fishing. he can survive that. the bigger question, the shrimp vote also heading into drydock. they have not only the ability to destroy the homes here, but also all of these fishing grounds. he may lose his house and also his ability to make a living. >> if everybody helps everybody out we will be doing very well. >> the wind has already picked up this evening. the surf picked up a little bit. 7:00 a.m. they closed access here and police and fire tell me that if folks decide to ride this one out, essentially they are on their own, the

police department will come back when they can, but that could be, 24 - 48 hours. >> thank you leland. meantime president tom taking what he thanks is a big step to keep our election safe. he signed an event jan executive order that streamlines sanctions on foreigners who interfere in our elections. it comes amid criticism for not taking the issue seriously enough in the past and his past denial that they metal the last time around. another potential twist in the muller investigation. the former independent counsel ken starr led that investigatio investigation, he said this earlier today. >> i think they can be indicted, but that is not the position of the justice department traditionally going back and continuing through president clinton's tenure.

>> can be indicted. so is the president immune or should he be worried. our panel is here to talk about it all. correspondent. [inaudible] bull's-eye author adam johnson joins us and fox news contributor is here. >> let's see. we can start with a couple things, this election interference, the president had been criticized so much for not doing enough. it almost brings to mind this idea that there's a two track presidency where he says one thing but his administration has been tough on these issues. today is another example. what you make of it. >> absolutely. in the past when he's been giving speeches, he has been a little wary to really call out russia and we all course remember him standing next to vladimir putin imprudent and not calling him out. this is a very important action, and i don't think anybody should have any sort

of problem with it probably think this is something we should all be able to unite and agree around and if we don't want foreign actors meddling in our election and this is a positive step toward stopping that and we should all be able to unite around this. >> except you have to remember, the liberals will pick him apart for anything he says, even if he makes a step in the right direction. if he puts his right hand out josé should tak shake with your left hand. unfortunately, that's the world we live in, but you're right, it seems so obvious. >> raise your hand. >> that's tomorrow. , senator marco rubio is a liberal and a democrat, he and many other republicans are actually not in favor what the president done because of finally a day late and dollar short. >> you mean they should have done something. >> exactly, but not just that, this does not go far enough. this is not a mandatory sanction. this goes through a bunch of

hoops they have to jump through. there are too many outcome if you will, so both democrats and republicans, not just liberals. >> can we do a couple more things, the ken starr comments got some attention, he did say that even though he claims the president can be indicted, that not right now under current justice department guidelines, he just feels that a president should be able to be indicted. i don't know if this moves the needle. what do you think. >> the fact that muller hasn't been able to drum up anything specific to make it stick to the president in two years tells you there can have an awfully hard time doing it. they need to move on with this whole thing. >> she's shaking her head. >> i'm sorry. i have to shake my head because if you want the truth you should have a time limit. watergate, it took over two years but ken starr is right, if you look at the constitution it's really unclear, it depends on who you ask. i think that something that has to be cleared out and as

ken starr said there was two presidencies, nixon and clinton in which they didn't indict but once the president leaves office, all that changed. >> with no not all along, those are the guidelines, before we wrap it up, a quick word on politics. even some big time republicans, mitch mcconnell comes to mind and there sound like they're worried about the midterms. some are even worried about the senate side. how do you see things playing out tonight as we speak? >> i'm not sure. it's hard to say. pretty competent couple struggle because it's typical for the party where there is an incumbent president to lose ground in the mid- term. that's a typical thing. were also seeing it huge, a voter enthusiasm gap. republican enthusiasm is high compared to previous years. voter enthusiasm is hi compared to most previous elections, but it's still not quite as high as the democrats

and that's what will struggle with. >> does anybody think the republicans lose the senate. >> actually not. i think the republicans can hold house. 4% gdp is a powerful tonic. i think people will vote with their pocketbook. >> the way the numbers look, you might be right. the generic ballot, i know it says they will keep the senate and lose the house, but the fact is there's nothing generic about donald trump, and there's nothing generic about this election. >> that's what a lot of republicans are counting on. we've got around, i know you're coming back later in the show so we will revisit some of these issues and have some new ones as well. in the meantime, the left criticism of the president seems to grow by the day but as long as the economy is booming, will that matter. kennedy, your regular vot host appears out of thin air to talk about all that. what the heck is that?! whoa!

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earlie earlier. >> welcome back. it's so nice to see you. >> it's nice to be here. >> i love your writing so much and i'm so glad to hear you writing about this because a lot of people want to think that the president's personality is the central issue for every single vote that's coming up, but it's really the economy, isn't. >> it totally is the economy. you can't make politicians personality of the central point of nausea because all politicians are definitionally insane. any president of the united states is someone who spent two and half years eating spaghetti dinners at all time a day with every conceivable group of jackasses you can imagine. they're not spread this one just manifests it a little bit more. money is always with us. >> and it's interesting because i've heard it described as his economic halo. in his captain america's shield that if the economy continues to improve the president will be fine but i think what's most interesting

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wacky, people won't send their kids to public schools you either have to move to a suburb you can't afford or send your kid to a school you can't afford. even though there is access, you can afford those that's when politicians start to become more popular. everybody nowadays insist on having two of these lives. that is to say they get divorced, where's my dad was paying for one family with $12000 a year, now he be paying for two or possibly even three. >> and in the secret family also. that you never find out about until awake. boy is that awkward. there's a lot of stuff in your book that is funny.

banking is boring and awful. >> it is until it turns story. we have this idea that it's scrooge's money vault. fred from ten until four what they do is they take their clothes off and dive into nickels and dimes, right. turns out there's nothing there. not only did they take the money that you gave them an moment to probably elon mosque while he was smoking crack, but the money that it takes to found a bank, the money they're supposed to have in reserve and that the reformers are making reserves higher and higher, it turns out you can borrow that money. >> that makes it kinda theoretical, does not. >> all money turns out to be really theoretical which of course is what gives an edge to people in the crypto currency field, which i personally consider it to be an invention of the evil math

club with these strange pear-shaped nerves, sitting in their mom's house in their moji pajamas. >> it's the perfect tool for millennial success. >> which is no success at all. >> in your mind, these people are all the sudden making billions of dollars investing in crypto currencies. it's almost like a ponzi scheme. >> it's not considered like one, it is one. >> their filthy rich, like the founders of amway. >> one of the favorite parts of my own book, when i went years ago to albania when all the pyramids schemes just destroy the economy. i said what's the deal? what's the matter with these people. it took me half an hour to find out. i went to one newspaper editor. they knew these pyramid schemes couldn't work. they assumed. they assumed there was something illegal going on,

they didn't think. they didn't think they were victims, they thought they were the perpetrators. that's probably what it is. >> they were working the system until the system worked. >> there you go. >> more money, more problems, especially in albania. >> that's why you described our social security system as a ponzi scheme. >> it totally is. you keep paying into that thing, i'm not paying into it anymore, i'm reaping the benefits now but you poor young suckers, you're paying into it. by the time you get to be my age there will be nothing left. >> we won't be your age because we won't live your age because we will be able to board food and oxygen. >> and medical care. >> you think healthcare is expensive now, wait until it's free. >> just wait-and-see. pj, this book is fantastic.

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reporter reporting on those allegations gets that text. >> we were just talking about the spread we are in a meet to movement time in our lives, and as a woman, i think we are long overdue. my mother's watching, she's gonna love that i say this, she said you don't write anything down you don't want the rest of the world to read and it's true, especially in the age of twitter. you just don't do that. we should know better, but it's not just writing it down, it's what he said, threatening an individual and you have these allegations against you to begin with. >> that's the whole point, we heard this from those who said were afraid we might lose our jobs if we say something. that's just about what he said in the text. >> that is a very real fear and problem. these men are predators who have power and they use it to take advantage of women who they know don't have that power and can wield that power

over them. i'm glad to see he's gone, i'm always glad to see someone gone when they're caught doing some thing like this because it's been a long time coming. these kind of men have been abusing power for far too long and women haven't had the authority to do anything about it. >> it is amazing how this business has been changed over the past couple years. of course we know about it at fox and nbc and here it cvs, just days after leslie moonves and charlie rose. the only thing i can say, ladies, i apologize. it upsets me. the guys up there, stop doing it. it doesn't work anymore. just stop it. cut it out. there's just no place for treating women anyway other than how you want to be treated yourself, treat your mother, your sister, your same way. it just doesn't hold water anymore. they should be called out and

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