my household and we wouldn't be happier. good to see you all. that does it forward "bulls and bears." we'll see you back here next time. liz: tracking hurricane dorian and its hit to north carolina, georgia and south carolina. the storm surges, power outages in the region. we'll take you there tonight. we'll take you to the place hardest hit in the bahamas. warning, it's disturbing. at least 30 people dead and hundreds still missing. we have wall street pros telling us what everyone is mission. why markets are taking this in surprise. it's not just federal reserve helping. why wall street pros say the next market crisis no one is tbaibltion a doozy.

-- no one is talking about is a doozy. democrats on edge. their strategy not working to win votes for the white house and the senate. we have a lot more on the worst polluter, china. china. the fiery debate point pentagon chief saying to europe, ask your own taxpayers to pay for your infrastructure, not the u.s. ken cuccinelli is throwing down. he saysmont gop are you county, maryland, brit on. i will debate you any time about the horrific rapes and assaults by illegals when you won't get

help or take help from federal officials. an angel mom joins us. a roundup by i.c.e. of dozens of foreign nationals who were charged with human rights violations in their own countries, we are talk murder, torture and massacres and more. as the russia probe goes away, the argument is it will likely fall flat. "the evening edit" starts right now. let's go to edward lawrence on the china trade talks. >> the central bank of china is going to limit or reduce the amount of reserves a bank has to hold to get more learning happening in the country. we learned some of what the two trade teams talked about there

they will discuss agreeing making a tiewrl bias from u.s. farmers. china would also discuss outlining a plan for forced joint ventures. china one crease the number of wholly owned enterprises in their country. also the u.s. would possibly remove china from a list of currency manipulators. jerome powell says china's central bank has a seat at the table in the trade talks. >> we are not in the room on trade discussions. we are not and i advisor to the government in any way. that's not the case for the chinese central bank. they are part of that conversation in china. we don't see that part of the world. reporter: powell goes on to hint he will support a rate cut.

>> we would never comments on trade policy. it's not a responsibility of the fed. but i think it is the case that uncertainty around trade policy is causing some companies to hold back now. our obligation is to use our tools to support the economy. >> obligated to use the tools to help the economy. the federal reserve chairman says the u.s. economy is in a good place. he pointed to wage increases and increase in the stlaib force participation rate. trump blasted powell for not lowering interest rates further, questioning quote where did i find this guy jerome. the president going on to say the economy is great. only thing adding to uncertainty is fake news. >> as you just heard edward report, the august jobs report was a disappointment as the u.s.-china trade fight rages on.

will the democrats in the media continue to use it against trump. don, what ups your take on this recession obsession. your reaction to everything you heard. >> look, you are asking me a slightly technical question and i'm a pretty technical guy, so here we go. 130,000 new payroll jobs flies in the face of all the other official labor market kata we have gotten about the move august. the jobs report has two entirely statistical surveys. the one everybody reports, and another one that says 590,000. they are two separate surveys with two separate methodologies. the department of labor says what would happen if you turned one into the methodology of the other. the one telling you 590,000

would tell you a million. one of the first things you have to realize about these numbers is they are absolutely out of control. and if you put too much reliance on them, you are heeding yourself down a primrose path of fantasy. liz: i have seen the wacky numbers even under the obama administration. what is going on here? somewhat's going on here is we are trying to capture lightning in the bottle. we have an incredibly complexion economy. what it means to have a job today isn't what it meant before. it used to be you had a job, you weren't to a factory, you punched in the time card. we knew who was working in 952. you just look at the punch card. how many people are working at home running stores on ebay or amazon's marketplace.

how many people are running businesses from their mobile phones. how many people are in the gig economy. it gets harder and harder to define economic activity. what is gdp in the world like that when things like wikipedia are free. how do you count the labor of the people to contribute to wikipedia. liz: you made the point that when you have the jobless rate down so low and wages continuing to go up. >> let's not just even use the r word. we saw today an increase in average hourly earnings at a high level we haven't seen for a year. that's the kind of pricing power for labor that's consistent with a booming economy. in a recession first thing that happens is you get your wages cut, then the next thing that happens is you lose your job. you know what's happening about what's going on with china.

kyle bass called the sub prime crisis, he said china is a currency crisis that could blow. that could easily collapse. if not for china supporting its currency. it will drop 30% or more. china is seeing a lot of its multi-nationals leaving. is the president in the strong position here? >> he sure is. what do you know. tariffs work. you tariff china 25%. you don't tariff vietnam, what do you know. smart people will move the supply chains. >> it's hurting our farmers, right? the farm belt is hurting from

this, no? >> it's not the tariffs hurting the farmers it's the fact china is retaliating by buying its soybeans and o sorgun from braz. 's kyle bass has a point. trump is deliberately pushing china to a point of crisis where the currency is just one of the pressure points. and china could blow. if china blows and we have a full spectrum economic crisis in an economy that large, that would lead to a global recession and america what not be immune. this trade war is a noble enterprise, but it's risky. we are playing with fire. liz: i think china is in a

currency crisis. it could blow and be bad for the world. donald luskin, thank you so much. more pressure on facebook and google. already under federal scrutiny for privacy scandals and more. reporter: 8 states are launching an investigation into facebook over anti-trust concerns. 30 states reportedly looking into google over anti-competitive practices. texas attorney general ken paxton will be leading a team of attorneys general around the country looking into big tech firms. today the new york attorney general said she believes the team of attorneys general look into facebook dominance. google saying yesterday, quote. we continue to work

constructively with regulators in answering questions about our business and the dynamic technology sector. facebook saying this in a statement. we understand that if we stop innovating, people can easily leave our platform. this underscores the competition we face not only in the u.s., but around the globe. four automakers confirming they received letters from the doj with an anti-trust inquiry. after the 40s car companies landed d after the four car companies whether they violated federal competition law by agreeing to reach tail pipe standards. liz: hillary vaughn, thank you so much. hurricane dorian battering north

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liz: no single place hit harder in bahama islands than abaco island. officials warn hundreds are still mission. steve harrigan is in the abaco islands. he has a first-hand account of this devastating scene. we warn you have it's graphic. >> we are standing in what used to be somebody's house. just foundation is left. and what used to be somebody's

neighborhood. as far as i can see off to the right and left there is nothing left here. it's like someone took a snow globe and shook it over and over again. it hit here with 185-mile-per-hour winds for two days. you mentioned the body count. i can see dead dogs from where i'm anding. when i walked over that hill to a church there, you could see dead bodies protruding from the rocks. bloated and bloody in the sun. we have seen one steernlg truck which hold -- one storage truck that holds bodies, and officials walking through here with machetes look for bodies. is a poor part of town. you get a sense that they don't

know how many people were here. they don't know how many are gone. and they aren't looking for them very hard. a lot of people from bahamas bringing their own private boats. it's like a flotilla of people trying to get out of here. you can jump on the boats. you can't bring any bags. but at least you can get off abaco island. they picked through the houses trying to look for something of value. you say what do you have? they say nothing. absolutely nothing. when you get into discussions with people it can get heated and emotional. certainly people who lost family members and lost houses and look around at this landscape which has completely changed. you can understand that emotion. people don't know where that house was, this is such a jump

bell. liz: that was steve harrigan reporting on the abaco islands. officials warn that number of will rise. returns are still missing. we got our eyes on several stories for you tonight. to a fast-spreading wildfire in southern california near murrietta. another fire has quote exploded in northern california officials say. this beingn north of sacramento -- this being north of sacramento. more horrific details emerging from the boat fire that killed 29 passengers. they tried to save those blocked below.

but the doors western blocked by the fire. officials say the escape hachts were way too narrow. the captain made two may day calls before jumping off the boat. to the mysterious lung i will necessaries caused bid vaping. breaking news, three deaths now linked to vaping. the fda and state officials on how vaping croats the inside of your lurngs with vitamin e oil. the number of cases doubled to 450 in three months. a new study shows college students using marijuana at the highest percentage in 35 years. 4 in 10 college student say they

used pot at least once in the past year. a american airlines mechanics pled guilty to trying to sabotage a plane to get overtime. he's charged with disabling the navigation system on a july 17 flight that had 150 people on board. it was aborted when pilots noticed alarms going off. now we have a story of heroism. after battling breast cancer, the cancer returning. this an inspiring story. our very own gerri willis is a fighter. a big push to raise $2 million for research and prevention. look whose here. gerri willis. what happened? >> so, we discover precancer

cells on my cervix. this is a big deal for women. you have to be very careful. i had surgery and took it off. i'm okay. but i had that frightening moment just like i did with breast cancer when i was diagnosed with stage three lobular breast cancer. i had those feelings all over again. but it turned out for the best. somebody asked me today, do you wake up every morning and worried it's going to come back? >> the reality is i don't do that. i'll tell you why. you can't live there. you can't live in fear. liz: how do you go through the day every day. gerri: it's will power. you say we are not living in

fear. we are living our lives day to day. things look better and more marvelous but the reality is cancer resets your priorities. you take advantage of family and friends spending time with them, being with them, being outdoors. liz: you will probably beat me in that race. >> i may walk. i may walk. liz: i may walk with you. gerri: last year i didn't but this year i'll hang out with the team. liz: will you come back and talk some more? gerri: komannyc.org/fox, this is where you go if you want to join us sunday.

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scranton when his father was a car dealer. but these look delusional where he remembers being vice president during parkland. he distorts his voting report on iraq, and the war. he conflates three war stories into one. he thinks he's in vermont when he's in new hampshire these look like a man who doesn't know where he is. liz: people keep questioning his two brain aneurysms. >> i'm not a doctor. the diagnosis i am looking for is in the next debate. i think he will get hammered. democrats fight. republicans are like the elks. democrats fight, except for hillary clinton, fight for the nomination. i think these guys are going to press him.

he's going to have a good night by showing he's in charge. or he could have a bad night. look at the left-leaning media going after biden. salon.com saying he's looking less electable every day. former arkansas governor mike huckabee made this point about the 2020 democrats. look at the whoppers the democrats are not talking about. >> if mayor pete is serious about all the terrible things going on in the air. let's talk about godless, communist china. let's talk about the real villains in some of the terrible stewardships. liz: china emits more co2 than europe and the united states combined. watch this. >> how can you take an suv to the gym and back every day and

say you are worried about climate change. >> it's a chrysler pacifica. it's a hybrid electric. it's not an suv. liz: the car still uses gasoline. >> the main thing this comes to. bernie sanders was asked one of the same things. why are you flying on private jets? every single wins on record saying climate change is an existential threat. none of them behaves the way they would if there were an existential threat. primarily they use private jet travel and have tremendous carbon footprints. it comes across insincere. and the flip side, joe biden made a comment on coal that's very ominous. in hillary's book, her gaffe on coal where she said we are going

to put a lot of coal miners out of work was the big jest gaffe of the campaign. liz: kamala harris said she sued exxonmobil as attorney general. >> bill gates was the first one to call for a quote-unquote robot tax. that tanks an incentive to keep people on the job and to help foster from the federal level the kind of things we need a lot more of. liz: meaning bigger government. >> that there is a limited number of jobs. milton friedman was in china and they were showing a big project saying it was done all. increased employment. they are like a thousand people using shovels. he said if you give them spoons you can have many more jobs like

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illegal aliens. with us, an angel mom, laura wilkerson. can you please tell us what happened to your son, joshua. >> my son josh was a senior in high school, 18. he was asked -- a classmate asked him for a ride home. he gave it to him. unbeknownst to josh or us at the time, he wanted josh what's truck to scrap for money. he beat him in the head with a closet rod, he strangled him, he hit him with his knee in stomach so hard it sliced his spleen. he tide him up like an animal, drove around town, bought gasoline. set him in a field and set him

on fire. liz: words escape me with stories like yours. how do you go through every day? >> you don't have any options. but my faith in god is the reason i'm still here. it's hard to wonder how you go through it. but what are your options. you lay down and die or you give joshua a voice. >> we want to hear your voice on the news and the stories we are just reporting since 2003, 415 individuals here were caught. they were want for human rights violations thank their home countries. what's your take on that? >> there should be quadruple that number probably that are here. i am glad they are going to get out and get deported. we can do something about the ones who are illegally here. and that get them out of our

country. liz: terrible news about an illegal immigrants. he's under arrest. he allegedly shot a california detective in the chest after a domestic violence probe. thankfully the detective was wearing bullet-proof vest. the local sheriff there is enraged. he says sacramento, you are turning the state of california into a playground for criminals. what goes into your mind when you hear stories like that. >> these are the people we can do something about. there are a lot of american criminals. these are the ones you can do something about. but you have to have something where they won't come back in. i am glad he was enraged. you need to see sanctuaries invite the criminal element to your town. you are inviting criminals

there. with if it happened to my family, it could happen to anybody's family. liz: we ran the numbers and they are staggering. 760,000 early legal immigrants caught up at border. 500,000 pounds of marijuana. 333,000 homicides. ken cuccinelli, he runs customs and immigration services. he's in a big fight with montgomery county, maryland. that county is mad because conservatives are pointing out the large number of illegal immigrant rapists and those committing sexual assault. he says bring it on. i'll stand up for the teenagers being raped. you can stand up for them.

>> you have got to stand up for the american citizen first. if you don't, we are not sure why you are in office. the amount of rape is horrific. i think i have personally known someone 3 months old to 90 years old raped and left dead by illegal immigrants. i think it worst you can get in mexico is a year. and the girl has to prove she is honorable for somebody to be convicted. it's horrendous. it's horrific the number of rapes and other crimes besides murder. >> thank you for coming on and sharing your story. you are doing your country a great service. next up, more details on the obama administration reportedly orders republicans by satellite

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if he lose to set up in a position of strength with the regime. liz: the "new york times" magazine took a deep dive into how the obama administration treated israel. the obama administration used pie satellites to monitor israeli drones flying south over the iranian border. the obama administration was clearly worried israel was going to strike iran's nuclear facilities and ruin the iran talks. >> this was something iran was concerned about. the islamic republic wanted u.s. assures the united states would stop israel from hitting its nuclear sites. and it asked the obama administration to protect from cyber attacks.

that's something you don't do against an ally to deter an enemy. liz: did that make iran more aggressive? >> everything iran has done since we signed a gcpoa has been a destabilizing event. liz: the "times" is reporting that the iran deal was the centerpiece of his legacy. but the obama administration was doing surveillance and captured communications between members of congress and israeli leaders providing intelligence information about israeli efforts to lobby against the iran nuke deal. i don't think the american people understand to what degree and levels the obama administration went here. your reaction to that. >> they did it to senator feinstein, if i remember. a lot of her communications were

hacked into. i think it's very concerning. at the time the jcpoa was being negotiated. the obama administration were pressuring democrats on the fence. there are a lot of democrats supporting the iran deal, a 40-vote threshold because they were worried about being primaried about the obama machine. 40 democrats is what it took to get the iran deal passed to go forward in the senate. it was very concerning. i think the administration used these conversations to put pressure on democrat senators and use it as leverage. liz: the book is yet to be written on what the obama administration was up to. thank you see much. appreciate it, sir. the house democrats' plans to

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broke the law to implement his immigration policy. trump said all of that was a joke. also alleged hush money payments during the 2016 campaign to adult film star stormy daniels and play boy model karen mcdougal. let's bring in former fbi deputy assistant director. great to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: what do you think of this? >> well, what we have here is not an investigation, it's political theater. a competent investigation investigates and you don't run to the media with everything you investigate. you check it out, see what's going on and then you come to some kind of a conclusion. this is not an investigation. the judiciary committee has set itself up as an independent counsel investigating not crimes, not matters, not legislation, but donald trump. i think it is disgraceful. i think it's counterproductive, and it's going to lead to nothing. again, it is just political theater. mueller is looking at all this

stuff, pretty much, there's not much he hadn't looked at. if he didn't have jurisdiction, he referred it and we saw him do that. we know what the purpose is. this is not the 2020 election. it is not about impeachment. it is just politics. elizabeth: it is an effort to push down the president's approval ratings as well. many people would agree with what you are saying, danny, there are reports that democrats are privately concerned about this push that nancy pelosi is still on the fence. we have julian castro breaking news saying that if the president is not impeached, he will go into 2020 with a quote clean bill of health and that means the president would do very well with voters. your reaction to that? >> well, it is what it is. if they find something, then bring it out and impeach him. vote for articles of impeachment and see if it's there. but again, i think it's theater. it's just something to fan the

flames, to hurt the president for the coming election. and right now i think that that's a serious issue for the democrats, and i'm not a political expert at all, but right now things are going well, and i think that the democrats especially the ones that are running right now are having to find some scurrilous thing that he did in order to bring his approval ratings down and they are going to do it until the election is over. elizabeth: not a lot of policies on the democrats side going into the election. they are dealing with a republican controlled senate as well. they are going to look into mike pence staying at president trump's golf resort in ireland. reuters is reporting house financial services led by democrats are looking into possible failures by the president's bank deutsche bank in its money laundering controls in its dealings with russian oligarchs. your final word? >> well, my comment on that is investigate it. don't run to the media with your

hair on fire every time you have some allegation and most are coming out of the newspapers. investigate it. i'm good with that. elizabeth: great to see you. thank you for joining us. have a good weekend. lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening everybody. hurricane dorian has left a trail of destruction as she moves up the eastern coast, and tonight new concerns that china may exploit devastation in the bahamas in order to expand its presence in the caribbean and near our shores. and do we have some news for the national left wing fake news media about hurricane dorian's initial forecast? there you see the image that was, well, ubiquitous on left wing media in this country, and the president we are pleased to tell you has been vin