is unreal to me. >> i think that's fair. >> i have always known what state i'm in at all times. i had no idea that was a reason to break but here we are. >> good night from new york, new york. we will see you tomorrow. >> we have breaking news tonight, hurricane dorian now blasting north carolina at is a category two storm continues to creep up the coast. the 110 miles per hour winds are not the only danger. there is also heavy flooding. a major storm surge and now, tornadoes as well. this is a live look at north beach in north carolina which is directly in the path of the storm. as you can see dorian is just east of myrtle beach. that is expected to continue to travel northeast on a collision course with the outer banks. right now doug is in wilmington. doug. >> good evening, kennedy. as of 8:00 p.m. this evening in

wilmington, north carolina the conditions began to deteriorate. we have seen relatively mild conditions virtually all day long, not to say there is no danger here. the storm did spawn of some tornadoes as early as 6:00 a.m. today. some of those smaller tornadoes are snapping off trees, tree limbs and uprooting trees but no major damage beyond that. again as of 8:00 p.m. tonight with the storm still about 70 miles directly to the south the wind speeds have begun to pick up. although it is sporadic, it lulls into a period of relative calmness and then picks up to what i would say is 40, maybe 5. it's expected to get much worse than that. upwards of a million people have been evacuated from barrier islands in north and south carolina. city officials here are still warning residents that speeds could get up to 105 miles per hour. we are on the night shift, we'll be here all night long waiting until the high tide here at 4:5. we'll be watching. hope you will be too.

back to you. >> we will be watching all night long. thank you so much. in many areas the damage is already done. this is video of emerald isle north carolina. houses have been absolutely shredded similar to what we have seen out of the bahamas. we are told 200,000 homes without power in this state. take a look at this funnel cloud. we are told more tornadoes could continue to pop up all night and in some case many miles inland. a historic charleston trees are down, streets are flooded and the power is out in some places. but the video of the day of course is for myrtle beach. somebody drove a jeep onto the sand and hit the waves took care of the rest. in all seriousness, the danger is far from over. this is still a monster storm and there will be many risks after dorian blows away.

coming up doctor has more on the threat of disease both in the u.s. and bahamas. first of joining me by phone for myrtle beach, south carolina is the mayor. mayor, welcome. >> hi, kennedy, how are you? >> you have a lot to deal with, not only the storm itself, the wind, the rain, the storm surge, but now it tornadoes. how on earth are you preparing? two we feel like we have been prepared days in advance and that is a good thing. storms like this we are lucky enough to have advance notice. but, we were not prepared for the tornadoes. that actually was a surprise and not a very welcome one. kennedy: what is that a result of? >> hurricanes. mother nature. and these storms are so unpredictable and every time we get one we hear the predictions of what it is going to bring. it is always different, but we have to expect that.

we have to be prepared for whatever comes with them. i think that our city, our crews did a great job preparing the city for this one. kennedy: do you think residents are weatherworn considering some of the storms you have had in the last year? or are they heating warnings more so than before? >> i think it is a little of both. last year with hurricane florence we had so much flooding surrounding myrtle beach and that was something very different that we have never really dealt with before to that magnitude. this storm, i think people because governor mcmaster called for only those evacuations that perhaps some people did not take it as seriously. but, a category two hurricane is not a force to be reckoned with and can cause major, major damage. we feel that we were very, very lucky with dorian and not as

lucky as some others have been. and, when i look at the bahamas and the total devastation there, we are just so grateful that we don't have those conditions here and just pray for them and we are ready to get myrtle beach back up and running, welcome our visitors back, but to also do what we can to help those who have been more greatly affected than we are. kennedy: i saw a man in florida who bought 100 generators to send to the bahamas. this is a crazy storm. it is so unpredictable. it is doing things that when you have a category five storm that stalls over islands like it did in the bahamas, it is really devastating. we are thinking of you and of course all of the people in your region. these are certainly the most challenging times for public officials like yourself. hopefully if you don't get sleep you have good coffee. >> thank you. and thank you for all you are doing as well. kennedy: thank you, so much.

earlier today, historic charleston, south carolina got hit hard. right now, their biggest issue is flooding. jeff locke is in charleston with the latest. jeff. >> kennedy, much of charleston, south carolina pretty much like i am, pretty wet. after a days worth of rain and pounding. i tell you, the cleanup already beginning to see the vehicle stranded in the middle of the street here. but they have already brought in the pumps. perhaps you can hear them. already pumping the water out. this is what they call the low country. partly because it is very low here and they are prone to flooding. so when you get a category three storm sitting offshore pounding it with rain, they are even more prone to flooding. but already trying to clean that up. most of the problem associated with this in charleston has been water. not so much the wind, although i show you a picture of saint james islands. this is that the church there called the holy city church.

unfortunately they lost a roof. one of the most serious pieces of windy damage i have seen. other than trees down and power lines down. that is the other key. at one point more than 200,000 people without power, that restoration kicking into high gear i think tomorrow. once the wind we are getting now not real strong winds but guys don't want to go up in the bucket trucks understandably when there is any kind of wind and rain coming down. certainly could have been worse. you can still see perhaps it is still blowing. i think they dodged one here. kennedy: thank goodness. thoughts with everyone there. stay safe. it is so bright there. while dorian continues to batter the carolina coast the bahamas already dealing with the aftermath. at least 23 people now reported dead. the prime minister said the affected islands are facing a

generational devastation. the damage estimated to be between seven and $10 billion. the humanitarian -- says about 70000 people are in immediate need of lifesaving assistance. rescue efforts are underway but dorian victims in the bahamas and u.s. will still be faced with post- storm dangers like a lack of food and water, contamination and disease. here with me now the studio to explain how they can day safe is host of the dr. drew podcast. internist and -- doctor drew. this is crazy. we are so transfixed because whether so unpredictable. but, sadly you can predict what happens in the aftermath. >> yes. either you are asking about the tornadoes, my understanding is the most serious damage are those that's pollen from the hurricanes. in the images we have just seen, the aftermath is what people have to be prepared for. my experience has been that

people always seem bewildered when they sit through the storm. we made it and then have no water, power, food. kennedy: their cell phone batteries die. >> exactly. the main thing is water. you can go three or four weeks without food but only three or four days without water. and that can get contaminated very quickly especially fecal matter contamination. that's most leading cause of -- in the world. when that breaks down you can get into trouble. i always urge people, personable, find water. fill your bathtub before the storm hits. you can drink out of the toilet but only the tank not the actual toilet if there are no cleaning things in there. you can use the fluids from the fruit or vegetables, that sort of thing. kennedy: canned vegetables. you got canned peaches or maraschino cherries. what about alcohol. >> alcohol is dehydrating but people turn to alcohol because as they are and people are

always astonished how desperate and thirsty they become. >> of course. when you are overcome with that sensation. >> it's not as though people hold back, they do it. it's not a great strategy. >> was were stricking seawater or alcohol? two i think the ocean water would be worse. >> so, but the thing my mind always goes to any situation like this are the very dependent and needy folks, so your pets, people don't really that woman was 70 dogs, but how about people who have mobilization issues or elderly patients that could compensate. >> and we always think of the patients in the nursing home who died in hurricane can treated i was essentially abandoned. >> they are much more fragile than you realize. two weeks of medication available. you should have a standby antibiotics. wounds are another big thing. just like the water is contaminated if you drink it you

can expose your wounds to contaminated water. >> people don't even think about that. >> if you are trying to get out of your attic and stay on the roof and cut your hand or leg and then are trudging through these flood waters where there are. >> the tom hanks movie castaway where he cuts his foot that's a near fatal experience. throughout history that's how humans die. >> you can make your own rules and i suppose. >> tom hanks couldn't. >> he did but then wilson was gone and then he got dehydrated 2c. you can have a radiator to drink from. >> you can drink from your radiator to. >> reporter: you can. >> it's not a good idea but in desperation two are they rusty? >> if it's between now and or dying i would go for that. kennedy: i have seen on survivor you can take a couple of t-shirts and strain water that we.

>> reporter: you can also chlorinated. the cdc has a lot of information on how to prepare for hurricane. >> why are we so obsessed with watching hurricanes? >> it really is a fascination. is it i'm so glad it's not happening to me? it's like the old jj. >> we always have some shop but humans are drawn to drama. we are probably genetically evolutionary prone to be fascinated by weather to be on guard for but humans love drama. what is a plague except crazy people acting crazy. yes, people are drawn to that stuff and anything out of the ordinary we get a little bit of reward from that. kennedy: i am all about reason peoples dopamine system. >> today you're doing it very well. >> reporter: there you go. coming up thank you so much. >> between joe biden scroll sigh and i do have this year i have

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carry-ons themselves. sleepy joe biden has been trying to silence concerns about his age. last night was not exactly the eye-opening performance he needed. the former suffered a ruptured blood vessel in his left eye. that was far easier to watch them bernie sanders who called for population control through abortion. as a means of fighting global warming. that's creative. it's also known as eugenics. it's enough to make the former winner get back in the game sister. we took to the streets to see if the third time could be a charm for mrs., what happened, watch. >> breaking news, hillary clinton should run for president. should hillary clinton run for president? >> i'm still deciding at this point because i'm evaluating the issues because i want the right person but i do feel like we need representation. i'm all about women and men both growing together.

>> if she runs, will they lock her up? >> it's my understanding that ms. clinton has already been indicted and charged because you'd be in jail. >> it's hard to say, everyone's all over the place. >> elizabeth warren is doing really well right now. she is surging. >> i like her and i like -- >> we need action. >> our future president to make so, i'm asking people on the street, should hillary run for president? >> no. kennedy: why? >> because i'm going to be president. >> where you voting for right now if the election were today? >> myself. >> are you running? >> i'm a candidate.

>> my name is theodore scott. i am the decided president of the united states by the congress of the united states. >> it is wonderful to meet you. good luck to you. if you need anything, i'm right in there. my name is laura ingram. >> we had two candidates for president. two candidates. eat that friends. >> i was told i could eat everything on a stick. kennedy: is going to be a sickness if you don't get in the race. is there at 2020 democrat who can carry the torch or should they bring back our old flame, our best scale, hillary? let's meet the nights party panel. we have fox news contributor emily. there she is. community and part of the problem podcast host dave smith we have another attorney who is an author and liberal commentator dan mcglocklin. and you are now in the hottest seed in the room. >> we have seat warmers. >> it's a hot cross bun. >> hillary in the race. i know you love her.

>> i don't think it's going to happen. but i would take her over the current president. probably kim jong-un may stop with icbms over japan, will be talking about alabama twitter,. >> so, joe biden has his blood he eye on the campaign trail for a week or two. >> it's not serious. >> we can rationalize anyway we want he's had two aneurysms in a number of health problems which we have to point out because i pointed out all of hillary is health problems. >> he is obviously one of the older candidates. i still think he can do the job. no question. he's been in this for very long time. i have no concerns about him. >> you should have concerns. if someone is screwing up and someone can't remember names and facts in their borrowing ideas from other candidates and their

cobbling stories together that never happen, what is as symptomatic of? >> i don't know. probably not the best candidate but a fun time to be a live. this is why am rooting for joe biden. i just can't wait for people to rationalize. >> my point is,. >> was the big deal he's a little bit senile but he can probably do the job. so yeah you got him, you have the socialist who is openly promoting the agenda. >> i was crazy. >> it's one thing to say we need to worry about a population explosion. >> the fake indian is starting to look like the rational choice. trump this is his dream come true. >> if he didn't screw everything up all the time by drying alabama in the cone of uncertainty with a sharpie, this would be a gift, but, it is interesting because the town

hall seven hours, who thinks that seven hours with these booths is a good idea? >> someone in the upper office at cnn. everyone was falling asleep. was so interesting is the hit issue of climate change. >> the climate change really hasn't moved the needle that much nationally. so for as much talk as there is it's a primary issue for young democratic voters in all of the candidates need to have their plans specified i think ill morning console poll released yesterday among voters who rated very important themselves the numbers near the national polls completely. 30% for biden it seems like everyone needs to be part of the pie. he said look i'm the only one

who's reframing it as a job issue. >> they all kind of our because bernie is saying there's going to be 20 million new jobs and i don't know if that's necessarily true. he doesn't like getting into specifics. he doesn't like talking about how to pay for things are the cause-and-effect relationship between his statements and how they would actually manifest. >> to dave's point with elizabeth warren who is otherwise -- it's much more specific about the type of thing she wants to do and how she's going to pay for them. and i think they do require that. i do think -- i think there are things that are necessary the one everyone goes who's going to pay for. >> but then be specific. be specific about immigration. here are five things were going to do on immigration. here's five things were going to do on climate change. >> as crazy as mexico.

>> bernie sanders creating 20 million jobs does everyone understand government jobs that's a cost to the taxpayer. the soviet union had full employment, that's wonderful. that doesn't do anything. the idea that you're sitting here talking about $11 trillion in new revenue that will have to be raised, did they learn anything from the yellow vest in paris? how about when you actually start implementing these plans. were going to tax you for this problem of climate change which by the way even if we hit a ocs goals will do nothing to solve the climate change problem because you don't have china on border russia. >> the president actually had a series of tweets when he was talking about china is still the number one polluter in the world and they're not on board with any of this, even if they pay lip service to everyone aboard, they are not going to modify and sacrifice of gdp in order to get on board. guess what, the united states is

cleaner because we have better technology because of our thriving free-market. >> and partly of what is a farce like elizabeth morning and joe biden is they have been entrenched in the government for so long and the problems aren't new. they have not defended their inaction literally for decades on that international front. other than joe biden literally getting benefits for china. >> china is not going to eat her lunch. >> totally, the global pollution elements are treaties that involve commercial fishing which contributors submit can amount of pollution. all of that is not new. and i don't know how these are somehow supposed to be magic. >> there are people who are offended by china's one child policy but that's essentially what bernie sanders was putting forth but he was saying, to kill babies instead of just have one.

>> and targeting poor countries where women don't want to have a lot of babies. everything that came out of his mouth was ridiculous. >> but a border. >> when you marry abortion with population control in poor countries. >> even within our country look into getting abortions. it's disproportionately african-americans in poor. it was started by people who believed in eugenics. it's kind of creepy. >> the panels going to stick around. liberty lovers have been arguing for years that the government watch list violates basic civil rights and does nothing to keep us safe. a federal judge just made a big decision on the case and i will explain it in my memo, up next -and...that's your basic three-point turn.

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federal judge who declared the buy the bad guy, it's too big. -- was snared in an ineffective shahin. of course we should be going after terrorists but this list was not only too good at putting unsuspecting homonyms in harms way it was also really bad at keeping actual terrorists on the list. remember the nigerian underwear bomber who blew his nuts off but little elf on that crazy flight. he was on the list but still boarded planes obviously. omar mateen, the secretly gay jihadists who killed 29 people. he was known to the fbi placed on the list and then taken off after ten months. conservative columnist stephen hayes took a one-way flight to stemple to meet his wife are crews and then he got a one-way ticket to constant airport bug or re- with no way of knowing if he was on or off the dreaded directory. teddy kennedy, lifted and harassed. probably asking for it if you

ask me. oh, too soon. 2-year-old boy scout micki hicks on the history and routinely over padded at airports. a 2-year-old. because he shared a common name with another michael hicks. imagine you are on the list for an exclusive vip party in a tiny club but every one of your neighbors and coworkers was also invited. he would be jammed so tightly into that human bar, the bartenders would run out of booze and the line for the bathroom would be three hours long. you would be soaked in p, probably someone else's. be sober, dehydrated, that's exactly what the terror watch list has become. but the exclusivity should be targeted a holes who really intend to do us great harm. those are the people who deserve the ire and resources of the federal government, not hundreds of thousands of helpless slobs who have infinite hassles which are on american and acceptable, and that is the memo.

>> of course, the ruling could still go to a higher court but is this the beginning of the end for laws that infringe upon our suite suite freedom? the party panel is back. dave, i will let you start. is this a good ruling? >> yes. very good. these are completely unconstitutional but i think 95% of what the government does is unconstitutional. its inferior rating that the federal government to create so many of these terrorists and i'm not just talking through blowback, i'm talking directly arming the terrorists like sending arms to the saudis. >> yes sending arms to a saudi arabia. >> you can listen to john kerry on tape sending arms in syria because they thought it would put pressure on asad and then

there is no due process and the onus is put on you and then get yourself off. >> and they don't have to tell you when you get off. >> it's also racist because it disproportionally targets people who might have a muslim name. it's a religion was several names. >> ted kennedy actually is a terrorist but the other innocent people it's wrong. >> danielle, you're nodding. >> i'm going to agree with you for once which is a beautiful thing. the issue here is due process. they don't know if they're on the list and it's impossible to get off the list. if they argue it's a national security problem there is real legitimate national security concerns. after the 9/11 attack it's wrong and this is a good ruling. i actually think the government would be a problem for the government to appeal. >> may be strategically they

might not. >> with gore stage and civil justices in clarence thomas who has been very good on these types of issues, but this is also the problem with mass surveillance. of course you should go after bad guys and we should only target really bad people but the problem is, when you put so many people on the list you divert resources away from finding people who mean to do us harm. and that's partly what the judge address. also for viewers, it was unconstitutional and that micro sense was there really was in evidence for being known or suspected terrorists. they're basically swept up in this overbroad list. but the reason why the list was ruled unconstitutional is that the ability and the process for these guys to challenge whether or not they were on the list, which they were not confirmed the government does not confirm your placement was inadequate. that was part of it. i also want to make sure people know that 18000 agencies, different law enforcement agencies in department 60

foreign governments and 500 private companies have access to that database of 1.2 million individuals. it is incredibly vast. i think it has outgrown what the law structure is. >> it's like socialism. all of this stuff is born of good intentioned but then it quickly goes sour and bad. >> yes and then it allows people who don't have good intentions to abuse the power and under obama they were talking about how they wanted to make the no-fly know by thing. now you're making a direct connection from this to a constitutionally protected right that can be stripped away from you is zero due process. i don't know that it's from good intentions. i don't care. >> that's not a justification. >> you could argue communism started with good intentions. but it ended in 75 million people dead. i would rather have rights

protected. >> there's about 5000 americans were actually on the list. those are the constitutional rights being protected. your form, you don't have constitutional rights of this is very much directed at the 23 american muslims but this is about americans rights against the government. >> and we have to fight for them constantly. thank you so much for being here. >> coming up, the markets rally and after the white house announcing plans for a new round of talks, will the optimism last? and how we can benefit from it. ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there.

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today it stopped. the dow chinese and american officials plan to meet again in early october to try to hammer out that trade deal. word of the new talks come as both sides continue to ramp up the pressure. on sunday the president announcing a 15% tariff on more than $100 billion worth of chinese goods. china responding, upping taxes on the american auto parts and agricultural products that they buy from us despite the toll this is taking the president said he simply had to do it. >> let me tell you, if i wanted to do nothing with china, our stock market would be 10000 points hi than it is right now. but, somebody had to do this. to me is much more important than the economy. somebody had to do this. >> is there reason to believe the trade wars almost over? joining me in the studio, the business and finance chair,

brian. >> so, i hope this thing is coming to an end. >> is definitely not coming to an end. it's possible that in october you might get some kind of deal that creates some kind of truce. >> i think the only thing that is legitimately possible to happen is that you get a narrower deal on intellectual property. think about it, these other issues on the table like we want china to stop subsidizing their companies we want them to stop doing these five-year plans run growing their technology, they're not going to stop doing that. that's what communist countries do, if they stop doing that they would cease to be a communist country. we might get something on intellectual property. >> but isn't that the most important issue. >> it is important but it's a legitimate problem but even if you get a deal on that it all depends on enforcement. china has to do what they say

and that means were going to still have some leverage to bring terrace back if they're not doing it and you know, you know there will all sorts of -- around intellectual property because they depend on us as a source. they want to take over the world by not doing the work. they want our great technology and that's not okay. >> and so, the trade wars not over. there might be a cease-fire. >> you think they're gonna say declare victory tariffs are done? >> i think the stock market will like that because it will probably mean we won't get the big tariffs on december on all the consumer goods that will hurt the holiday season. i think the timing is critical. >> u.s. businesses know this is not over and it's not over even if donald trump doesn't win the

white house in 2020 it's not over. it will be worse under president warren or president sanders. >> they are going to revert back to the obama era policies. the president doesn't always do things in the right way, but i think he has a good idea of how not to get -- by china. standing up to them in ways past administrations haven't. >> he's right on intellectual property. he is not asking to change everything about china's economy but he is asking for some changes. if you look at elizabeth warren is planned for example, she wants to reinvent the economy of anybody who trades with the united states. that means effectively we are not going to have the trade relationships we have today. that is going -- >> isn't that just mercantilism of a different flavor? >> the biggest point u.s. businesses can see all of this which is why they're saying i don't even care if they get a

trade deal they are moving out of china but they're moving out and looking for other sources of supply because they don't want to be that dependent on china and they don't to get caught in this crossfire. even if we see a trade deal. kennedy: want to sever this supply chain you are not automatically going to go back. >> these are not temporary moves there making in vietnam, malaysia. the landscape has changed in the trade you will not fix that. kennedy: is so good to have you back. the tropical storm is next. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ )

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according to researchers no one in the world grows more tomatoes except for the audience at the stephen pullum airshow. 10000 people looked at this years festival. with all the wasted food not to worry, round up all the trampled tomatoes and ship them off to olive garden. it goes great on span. unlimited. topic number two, speaking of which the bathroom line was taking so long they finally banged on the door and yelled, when you do fall asleep in their it turns out somebody did. >> this black bear had a few too many white claws. tapped out on the bathroom sink. hotel management was shocked to find a bear in there not as shocked as the bear. we got the bill for the minibar. police say this was the third time the fainting flurry had entered the hotel the summer. surprising because the lease only has a two star rating on

trip advisor but apparently it's a sleeper pick. see what i did there, that's fun. the bears not in public custody because it ran off for no reason when i got it outside. strange stuff. topic number three, taylor swift has had all kinds of problems with her love life. the good news is she finally got a real nice guy in handcuffs. the bad news is, the cops put them on. oh no, 26-year-old joseph mcewan allegedly broke into taylor's rhode island home earlier this week. when police found him sitting barefoot in the library he told them he took the shoes off because he wanted to be polite. that's crazy. i can't believe taylor swift has a library. needless to say the cops were not killed with kindness and went from the swift ouster the big house and their love story

has ended. such a shame because this fellow will steal your heart and your silverware. maybe they can toss things out of road bottle of barefoot wine. taylor does have a new man in her life and things are said to be getting so serious already working on the breakup song. that's a big deal. just this week he shared his family's chicken parmesan recipe. apparently calls for a lot of fresh tomatoes. number four, we now had to -- were dog videos are taking off. the sweetest couple tried to share a video of their dog, elvis but he stole the camera and would not return to sender. luckily they were able to catch the king before he left the building but the dashing dog did take a bite out of the camera. you want to be elvis if he didn't like to eat weird stuff. bills, fried peanut butter sandwiches.

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