when you see it see the blue angels? amazing. thanks for joining us tonight. i will being back tomorrow 3, 4 and 6 eastern. jillian: thanks for having me. great to see you, earn. molly: storm warnings effect up and down the east coast. as braces for the full exact of national hurricane center nate. i'm molly line. you're watching "the fox report." nate closing in on southeast louisiana where it is expected to make landfall with windfall up to 90 miles per hour. the storm prompting mandatory evacuation to some postal areas. including parts of new orleans. here is the big easy mayor mitch landrieu. >> we are now feeling the impacts of the hurricane. i felt them personally myself at 1:16 today which was a bit earlier than expected. slight adjustments in the track or the intensity can change all of the

recommendations that were made. you have to stay focused and you have to stay involved and prepared. hit you fast. if you are in the way, you are not going to be able to get out of it. jillian: we have fox team coverage on this casey stegall on the ground in lake pontchartrain. we begin with adam klotz in the fox extreme weather center. adam? adam: it's a fast moving storm. we just heard that mentioned going at 23 miles per hour. powerful storm as well. 3 mile-per-hour winds. category 1 storm. will it jump up to cat 2? that would take winds of 95 miles per hour. we are right on that border line. either a weak cat 2 or strong cat 1. either way a powerful storm as it makes its way closer and closer to shore. make its way along the mississippi river. when is it going to make landfall? looking at landfall late tonight really early into tomorrow morning. 11:00 p.m. running you closer to midnight.

that's when the center of circulation you can see right here on satellite that's when nate reaches landfall. back down towards new orleans. not the heaviest rain there now. all bands of heavy rain and winds are now beginning to batter areas of the coast. so there are folks that already are experiencing hurricane nate at this point. here it is category 1 storm and here is the motion it continues to make lifting to the north. now our current model does keep it as category 1 storm, did you but, again, it's going to be right at that border line as it crosses the coast overnight, that's when you are going to be seeing the biggest impacts the storm surge, all of that here is your future radar and pay attention to the circulation. there is your timer up in the corner. here we are running from 7 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. there is your center of sir cure legs. getting close to landfall there right around that time anyways, continuing to lift right along the coast. there i am running to you 1:00 a.m. do you see coastal communities seeing some activity all the way until

tomorrow morning why this point new orleans already cleared off but generally the eastern side of the storm that linger as little bit longer. looking at rain in pensacola stretching over to panama city beach areas like this where this system will continue to batter the coast. no surprise here you are looking at hurricane watches and warnings along the coast, stretching along the gulf coast, especially up into some of these inlets in this area everything in the red. looking at storm surge getting up to 8, 9, 10 feet. wouldn't be a surprise. wide very though. really this entire area you are looking at least a possibility of 3 to 6 feet of storm surge so this is a very big storm. winds are going to be a problem. the storm surge is going to be a problem. did you see there likely some spots running up to 90 miles per hour. molly, this is going to be a big one in the next several hours. molly: a lot of people in its path. southeastern louisiana direct impact. warn of 11-foot storm surge. the governor also thanking president trump for wasting no time in freeing up

federal resources. >> with respect to the president we also very much appreciate the fact that last evening he signed a prelandfall declaration for the 17 parishes in south louisiana that we had requested a declaration for. this will remain a night event. it is critical that everyone who has been told to evacuate or would like to do so that they do it now. molly: casey stegall is live on the ground in lake pontchartrain. casey, why is the storm surge such a concern where you are? >> well, molly, we are in the northern part of new orleans and lake pontchartrain is right back here. and the reason the storm surge is of such concern is because this giant body of water connects to lake born, which then connects to the gulf of mexico. so when you hear storm surge, this is where it could be experienced. and when you talk about it

being 7, 8, 9 feet in some places, have you dozens of communities that line the lake itself. and that is why th live levy. if my photographer continues panning that way. look how close it is to beautiful neighborhoods and businesses. so, that would keep the surge from hopefully innun dating those spots. now, across town, not far from here, we want to show you video of new infrastructure that was put in following hurricane katrina. you have a lot of canals that go right into metro new orleans. and giant gates and pumping stations were put in post katrina. today the army corps of

engineers sealed off two of those canals. giant gates came down. they take nearly an hour just to go all the way down. and molly, the idea there is that, again, if you have this big surgeon at lake pontchartrain, it would push up into the canals and inundate new orleans, the french quarter, all of those areas, so those gates in two of the canals completely closed to keep the storm surge out. that is the idea, molly. molly: and what's the status of the city's pumping stations? are they ready? >> yeah, the mayor says they are ready you know, there are a lot of people here that are really wondering what will happen with those pumping stations because just with a severe thunderstorm over the summer, some of those pumping stations were not properly operating and areas of the city that shouldn't have flooded did flood. so, they have been working around the clock to try and

get those back online. the mayor says that more than 90% of the city's pumping stations are now operational and that will absolutely, he says, be able to handle what nate brings. however, some residents who called the big easy home are not so sure and they are taking their own precautions. listen. >> the city ain't done nothing with our drainage system. i'm worried about getting flooded out again for the second time in two months. >> a lot of people have also been upset because they say when you drive around new orleans, a lot of the storm drains are clogged with debris and things like that. more than 10 giant vacuum trucks have also been going around the city at work and they are trying to pull all of the junk and debris out of those storm drains clearing those so that if we do have a heavy rainfall event and mixed with storm

surge those drains are open and able to get the water out of the city, keeping it out of people's homes. fingers are crossed and we are waiting for nate as he is getting very, very close, molly. molly: absolutely, casey. that was a fascinating look at some of the new investments that have been made. the storm could be a test of some of the investments in infrastructure. that thank you, casey. vice president mike pence today in las vegas speaking at prayer service honoring 58 victims of the concert massacre. >> president trump personally asked us to be here to stand with you, to pray with you, for strength, comfort, and healing in the wake of sunday night's horrific attack here in las vegas. in america, we mourn with those who mourn. we grieve with those who grieve. and i stand before you today on behalf of my family and every family in america to say we're with you.

today we are all vegas strong. [applause] pence condemning the heinous attack saying vegas came face to face with, quote, pure evil. dan springer is live in las vegas with more. dan? >> yeah, hi, molly. vice president pence came here along with the second lady to continue the healing process. really kick start it here in las vegas. not only here in the city but also the country. he made a brief remark, brief speech over at city hall. you played a clip there. then he walked through one of the several memorials that have popped up honoring the victims here, pence offered prayers for them and their families, thanks to all the selfless heroes and a show of resolve for the whole nation. we find hope in the every day americans whose heroic actions in the face of unspeakable evil inspired the nation that every day

from this day forward we will remember their selflessness and courage whenever we remember that dark hour. >> the remarks came at the end of a unity walk the theme as we have seen after so many tragedies vegas strong. they also released 58 doves, one for each victim in this awful tragedy. there were so many hundreds that were injured. as of last night 59 remained in area hospitals. 56 of them still in critical condition. molly? molly: dan, there are still unanswered questions. what's the latest on the investigation? >> well, yeah, it seems investigators have sort of hit a wall. you know, they were making progress in determining things, what kind of planning was done but really as far as a motive, they don't have any idea, at least not one that they are sharing. they still don't know -- they just say it's been a ton of extensive planning. to that end, cbs news is reporting that the note that they found inside the room after they got inside on the

32nd floor of the hotel they found numbers. those numbers were actually his mathematical calculations, measuring the distance from the concert, the 32 floor drop and the speed of the bullets all done so he could maximize the casualties. it gets police still closer to learning why 64-year-old stephen paddock opened fire on the concert crowd. a retired fbi agent who used to work tough unsolved cases doesn't think they will every know exactly why. >> what we're trying to do is apply logic to an irrational act. i can't think of anything more irrational than this. >> and the lawsuits will come soon. we already know there is a lawyer who is representing some of the family. he made a petition with clark county court yesterday to have all of stephen paddock's assets frozen while this investigation is ongoing. we know he might have a lot

of assets. his brother said he is a multimillionaire who made $5 million five years ago gambling. molly: dan springer on a day that was meant to remember the victims and the investigation. thank you. right now president trump is speaking out on healthcare before heading to north carolina for a fundraiser. the president talking about his outreach to senate minority leader schumer and floating the possibility of a compromise. >> well, if we could make a deal at least on a temporary basis because obamacare is exploding. it's gone. the premiums are through the roof, you see what's happening. if we could make a temporary deal because ultimately we have it back to the states. we will block grant back to the states. but if we made a temporary deal, i think it would be a great thing for people, but it's really up to them. obamacare is a disaster. the numbers are out. it's exploding like i said it would. so, basically, if we could do a one-year deal or a two-year deal, as a temporary measure, you will

have block granting ultimately to the states, which is what the republicans want. that really is a repeal and replace. molly: we will have more on this potential wheeling and dealing later in the hour with philip wegman from "the washington examiner." and while the gulf coast braces for hurricane nate, storm recovery continues in puerto rico. we will check in on the island's progress. and panic strikes london after a car rams into a crowd. a witness says people are lucky to be alive there. >> couple people were being treated for leg injuries over there but nothing serious. so, it could have been worse.

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lights had changed. i heard a bang. the sound it makes when there is a car accident. so i look around to my right and i see this guy come down here and turn around and come straight into me. and then the bag went off. looking at the car, three or four guys dragged him out of the car he is on the floor and blood coming out of his head and then the police came. molly: authorities detained a man at the scene. he has not been charged. benjamin hall has more on this story from london. >> london very much on edge today after this car plowed into pedestrians in the very middle of the city injuring 1, sending nine of them to hospital. the car jumped the curb in the national history museum in west london and plowed into a crowd pedestrians. the incident happened in the middle of the afternoon on a day when the central london museum is usually teeming with pedestrians and tourists. a man is now in custody. he was held down by passers by and is now detained.

metropolitan police, however, were quick to reassure the public that there is no danger. saying, quote: the incident is a road traffic investigation. and not a terrorist-related incident. however, police say they are still investigating possible motive. london ambulance service say most of the people hurt suffered head or leg injury. none of the injuries are believed to be life-threatening or life-changing. while this turned out not to be terror-related, it is a stark reminder of how on edge the u.k. is. and the police response was immediate with streets shut down in minutes. police on the scene quickly. the response was a reminder of how the u.k. is constantly prepared. there have been five terror attacks alone. three of them involving vehicles. there is a great sense of relief knowing this could have been a lot worse. molly? molly: benjamin hall in london. president trump on the go in north carolina tonight. we hear he is meeting with

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molly: aid is slowly making its way to puerto rico after the hurricane devastated the island two weeks ago. now the mayor of san within a is taking new shots at president trump for his

response to the devastation. >> the american people have immense heart and they are showing that here but they have a president with an immense mouth who shows it at every turn. he insults instead of supporting he insists on living in alternative reality instead of listening to the mayors who are telling him the truth. molly: those comments after the president slammed the san juan mayor last month on twitter. mike, they have been working, you it's been a challenge but they are trying to restore power, right? >> right. the leaders of the rebuilding effort said restoration of power would be slow and indeed it is. for the first time, you are under the double digits in terms of the percentage of people who are back on the grid. 11% of the people in puerto rico are back on the grid. that means 89% are not on the grid. the issue is unlike florida where you could drive trucks in to solve the problem you

literally have trucks going on barges. the power poles the same thing. you have to bring them here on boats and it takes a long time. have you power crews out working but you just don't have the same number or speed of power crews working out here. yesterday the vice president came through. he jumped on a saying that's working its way around puerto rico now. puerto rico se -- puerto rico is rising it is but it's taking a long time, molly? molly: the challenges are so great, the logistics to challenging. another storm we have been watching. what's the status with the dam? >> it doesn't help there was a lot of rain on the dam yesterday putting a lot of water in the reservoir behind it so much water came over the spillway that it eroded the above the spillway. the soil there is pretty much sand. it erodes all the way up to the dam, you could have catastrophic failure of the dam. so what the army corps of engineers are doing is

enlisting the help of marines and navy pilots. the marines are hooking jersey barriers up to cables which they hooked to the bottom of those giant helicopters. the navy pilots pick up the barriers and flying them to the foot of the spillway where they drop the barriers in, essentially making a big pile of rocks. in theory, if that pile of rocks is big enough, it can stop the erosion and prevent a failure of that dam and that would make a temporary solution. molly? molly: it's a tough place to live right now. you know, it's a challenging place to report as well. mike tobin thank you there on the ground. healthcare is also once again a hot button issue on capitol hill. democrats outraged after the presidentherolls back obamacare mandate. rex tillerson is what he said just moments ago. >> very good relationship. i have very good. that was fake news. that was fake news by nbc.

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the secretary of state rex tillerson there has been speculation about it all week. the president was going to get rid of him. the president while leaving for that fundraiser said that they disagree on some issues, but he was generally supportive of the secretary here. the state department and white house denied reports this week that tillerson was considering resigning and that he also called the president a moron. officials have told us the secretary has had his difference with the white house on staffing issues, on policy issues and there is continued speculation the secretary and president wants relationship is beyond repair, still, the president again publicly offered some support. >> we have a very good relationship. we disagree on a couple of things. sometimes i would like him to be a little bit tougher, but, other than that, we have a very good relationship. >> the president again addressed his comments from earlier this week when he, flanked by military officials, said this was the calm before the storm. he says he had nothing to clarify with those remarks

earlier today and that we'll see what he means. the president did tweet this morning that, quote: presidents and their administrations have been talking to north korea for 25 years. agreement made on massive amounts of money paid hasn't worked. agreements violated before the ink was dry, making fools of u.s. negotiators. sorry, but only one thing will work. there is another deadline upcoming. that of the iran nuclear agreement certification the white house in the next 8 days has to tell congress whether it believes that iran is leaving up to the majority, the bulk of the deal there is official talk this evening and here in washington that the president is not going to certify that but maneuver to keep sanction relief going against iran and keeps the united states in the iran nuclear agreement. molly? molly: rich, right now the president is actually on the way to a fundraiser right now. >> he is reportedly, this one is going to bring in $2 million, greensboro, north carolina. the president began his day

tweeting about the "the washington post." i can't believe i got positive story in "the washington post." the rnc is taking in far more dollars than the democrats and much of it by my wonderful, small donors. i am working hard for them. "the washington post" reported that with the president trump, the republican party is actually on track to raise more money from small donors than it has at any point in the last 10 years. on top of that the republican national committee is raising to wait as much money as its democratic counterpart. molly? molly: wow, it has been very biz from the state department to the white house, rich edson thanks for brings us up to speed on all of that all right. president trump not giving up on his promise to repeal and replace obamacare. the president tweeting, quote: i called chuck schumer yesterday to see if the dems wanted to do a great healthcare bill. obamacare is badly broken, big premiums.

who know! chuck schumer says he refused the overture. it was the president's latest overture to democrats after reaching the bipartisan spending deal. the president also making news today on his cabinet. here to talk about all of that is philip, writer for "the washington examiner." thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. molly: let's talk about that news about the cabinet. we have been talking about rich tillerson and whether or not he will stay or go but also what about secretary john kelly? >> i think president trump has a tight knit cabinet and he has decided to move forward with the group of people he has so far. this is a president who makes up his mind day to day. i think that anyone who is trying to get into his mind set, unless you've heard words out of his own mouth, it's probably speculation. molly: the chief of staff john kelly potentially staying on for the long haul as well as rex tillerson. we will see if that comes to pass. things seem to change in

washington all the time especially with this white house. let's talk about this overture, is he reaching out to chuck schumer, we have seen the president do this last month reaching out as he put it to chuck and nancy. that got a lot of play when they managed to get the debt ceiling raised and moved forward as far as continuing to fund the government. are things different when it comes to healthcare? >> i think what's so fascinating about this overture to chuck schumer is it comes less than 24 hours after president trump repealed obamacare's birth control mandate. something that conservatives have wanted for a very, very long time. and then what did he do this morning? he turned around and offered olive branch to chuck schumer. i do think this is going to create a break through when it comes to healthcare policy? probably not. but it shows that the president is able to keep his base together while also reaching across the aisle. if you are mitch mcconnell or paul ryan, that should make you very, very nervous. molly: you brought up exactly what i was thinking about. this repeal of the mandate.

where do you find the common ground when you make a move like that and then you reach out and say hey, what can we do together? >> right now it seems very clear that schumer isn't interested in playing ball. at least the kind that republicans want to. they have been very clear that they don't want to just fix obamacare. they want to overhaul it all together. and so, what trump seems to be doing right now though is also actually looking forward to tax reform. telling republicans hey, if you screw this up like did you with obamacare, i'm not afraid to go elsewhere. >> it's almost like is he putting them on notice. molly: right. president trump appears a bit eager to pull in democrats when it comes to tax reform. particularly those from states that voted from him. he t. seems like he has been reaching out to some of those folks. with republicans holding that slender majority in the senate, does he need those democrats? is that why he is doing this when it comes to tax reform? >> look, the electorate put donald trump in the white house because he said that he was going to be a keelmaker. this is what they expect from him. and i think that with tax

reform, on the horizon, we see a number of obstacles. for instance, the house just passed their budget, which is going to cut $200 billion in spending while the senate verlingsz would add $1.5 billion in the deficit with regards to the taxes. so, trump, again, seems to be by turning to chuck schumer, someone who he knows from new york somebody he feels like he has been able to get a deal in the past with the deal he is putting republicans on notice. molly: outreach from democrats to outreach within his own party, balancing what moderates and conservatives want, when it comes to tax reform. can he find the common ground there to pull even the republicans in to get something done? >> well, i think we are seeing president trump take afternoon more active role this time around. during the healthcare debate, he was begging for them to send something to his desk. but is he moving much more quickly to work with both chambers of congress to make certain that something actually does get to his desk in the first place.

and, again, the big stick that he has here is reaching out to those democrats in states that he won, trying to get them to come on board with him, to tell republicans that if they try just to pass this on a party line vote again, and they fail, that they're potentially going to be going into 2018 without a single reform and that's not going to fly. >> and republicans wanted that legislative victory going forward as we get closer and closer to the mid terms. they want to have something to show for it and it seems like they think tax reform may be where it is being done. one of the big controversies is that the plan has been put in place, a lot of people think, a lot of analysts have looked at this and thought it might increase the deficit. but the argument being made is that it's going to -- the economy so much better, it's going to spur growth. and that that will offset the potential problems. >> well, that's definitely the pitch that republicans seem to be making right now. that's something that the senate is specifically passionate about. but i just talked to house

budget chairman diane black earlier this week. and she is touting their budget not as just a vehicle for reconciliation in order to get tax reform to the finish line, she is touting it as the most conservative budget they have had since the 1990s. and if you think about it, republicans have control of both chambers. they are in control of the white house as well. conservative argument right now in congress is that we need to do more than just the bare minimum. we actually need to reduce the deficit and get tax reform actually done. molly: republicans in control and we see where we stand on repeal and replace which has been so controversial. philip wegman, thank you for your insight tonight. >> thank you for having me. molly: hurricane nate closing in on the gulf coast. packing maximum sustained winds the 0 miles per hour. storm warnings from eastern alabama all the way up to the alabama/florida border. in the middle of it all phil keating. is he reporting from

gulfport, mississippi, phil, how hairy is it getting out there right now? >> hi, molly, it's getting hairier that's for sure. it's going to get a lot hairier in the next hour or two or three according to the satellite and radar of this hurricane. nate heading towards the gulf coast. and here on the dirty side of the storm, the eastern side of where the eye is going to make landfall possibly around the louisiana, mississippi state line, this is where you are going to get more rain, 3 to 6 inches of rain. more wind and more storm surge, which could be up to 11 or 12 feet. that's got a lot of people concerned, specifically you have the emergency operations center. they have all hands on deck. they have been there all day. everyone on their computers and tvs watching and monitoring the situation. 2:00 mandatory evacuation order was issued for all of the beach and low lying and flood prone areas. after going through harvey, irma and maria, all of which were big monster cat 4s, there is big concern here

that at a category 1 all week was the forecast, people were being a little too dismissive of nate. listen. >> storm surge is a very big concern of ours. we're already seeing the water build in the back bays that are affecting our rivers. we knew that we would see some flooding because of that that has actually started. we have flood warnings out on all of those and our back bays are filling up. people are starting to see water come up on their piers and in their yards. >> and things are expected to intensify and get worse for all of the residents along the gulf coast. in the next couple of hours. back to you, molly. molly: rough storm season already we are hearing about curfew there that's already in effect? >> yeah, it went into effect half an hour ago, top of the hour, 7:00. there was still a lot of local taking photos and video clips as the gulf of mexico was splashing up the sea wall.

well about 7:15 the police officers came in and did the sirens and told everybody to get out of here. so at this point we are the only ones left. they don't want anyone out primarily because they expect the winds and the rain and the darkness to be dangerous factors as the night progresses and hurricane nate gets closer and causes even more bad damaging conditions. they don't want people driving around. they don't want people walking around. and at some point when the winds get about 50 miles per hour. first responders are hunkering down. they're not going to come rescue anyone. you don't want to be outside tonight anyway. good night to stay inside or just enjoy yourself. watch a movie or tv. molly: good advice. stay safe you and your crew. molly: incredible story about a disease that's pretty much impacted all of us one way or another. coming up, how one nurse has seen cancer strike her family more than once but is turning that tragedy upside down and using it to help others.

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♪ molly: police are beefing up security in cities across the country in response to the las vegas massacre. this comes as investigators reveal new details 'a foiled terrorist plot to attack new york city. bryan llenas is live in times square with more on all of this. brian, you know, after that shooting in vegas, there is a lot of new security

concerns about the high rises. tell us more about that. >> good evening, molly. well, that's exactly right. you know, in vegas, we had a situation there where obviously the shooter broke through the wind dough to shoot down on concert goers below. before security only used to look at buildings where windows could open. after vegas, heightened concerns all buildings with a visible line of sight towards crowds like here in times square where thousands of people are on a saturday night. have you got these hotels and buildings that overlook this crowded venue. so, what are the police doing? well the nypd at this points to train and have conversations with some 57,000 hotel workers and private sector workers and office buildings, showing them how to locate suspicious activity or packages as well as to deal with active shooter situations. have you got snipers on the rooftops. you also have situations where the helicopters are going around with high tech equipment and with snipers in those helicopters as well. but really a heightened accepts of security as well with counter terrorism teams

throughout the entire city. it's not just in new york though. chicago, chicago marathon happening all weekend. there are more undercover cops being utilized after vegas throughout that event as well as a, quote, robust plan says the chicago police with dealing with high rise buildings and in austin, texas with a big music festival there. they also have bag restrictions there this weekend as well as looking at high rise buildings surrounding that music festival. a big concern. remember, after all these attacks, molly, police are always adapghtsing based on what they have seen. molly: brian, we are hearing more details about that thwarted thathwarted terror plog back to 2016. >> how real these threats are back in 2016 three men were arrested and now we are finding out why. these three men outside the united states plotted what they said was going to be, they hopes would be the next 9/11. there would be a core bomb in the middle of times square. they also had plans to

detonate suicide vests and gun down innocent people in new york city subways, including women and children. they also had a plan to go after concert goers. what we saw in london near in new york by gun. now, three men have been arrested. one of those men, a indicated canadian was arrested here in new jersey when he landed, ready to start that plot. two others are being extradited to the u.s. molly? molly: always disturbing to hear those details about going after innocent people. bryan llenas from times square tonight. thank you. an oncology nurse in indiana has seen cancer firsthand for years. including seeing the disease ravage several members of her own family. now, she is using her experiences to help those battling the disease. wxin nic miguel reports. >> for oncology nurse danielle jenkins cancer is more than just a job. >> i don't know how to explain it i just know that that is what makes me feel my purpose. >> jenkins is no stranger to

the disease her mom and aunt were both diagnosed with breation cancer. sadly they lost their battle a few years ago. >> they died 10 months apart. and then two weeks after my aunt was diagnosed my grandma was diagnosed and a week after that, my second cousin was diagnosed. >> for years the thought that cancer would grab ahold of it too. which is why before it could she made a choice to do something about it? >> i always had been thinking about the double mastectomy, talking to multiple different doctors. multiple different insurances. i feel like i can live better in the sense of not worrying about it. >> now she is using her experiences to help others live better, too. each day danielle says she fights for brighter days with all of her patients carrying with her the strength and spirit of her mother and aunt who fought for so long. >> it's like a reminder, like i feel a sense of them and then it's like okay, i'm where i'm supposed to be. i'm doing what i'm supposed to be doing.

>> while her experience was with breast cancer, danielle says it's helped her find a grasp on how to help people cope. cancer can s. a different and complicated road for everyone, she says. sometimes my path helping others along theirs. >> if i helped them in any way to get through their treatment or to get true this milestone or to get through grieving, if i could just help one person, then that would be okay. molly: wxin nic miguel reporting. thank you. vladimir putin's birthday is marred by protests across russia. [chanting] molly: how today's protests are playing out there on the ground and how rallies could impact the upcoming election. e like banging their head on a low ceiling.

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hurricane nate is bearing down on the gulf coast expected to make landfall as a category 1 or 2 storm overnight. officials say they are already making rescues out at sea as the storm kicks up those high waives and brings in powerful gusts. states of emergency have also been declared across the region while some residents are being evacuated ordered to evacuate in new orleans. we will be tracking hurricane nate throughout the night for you right here on the fox news channel. protesters in russia giving the president a birthday he won't soon forget. hundreds of people gathering in cities all across that country. they want the leader of the opposition movement to be allowed to run in next year's election. and there are hundreds of people gathering in cities all across the country. amy kellogg has more on that. >> molly, this was the

opposition's birthday gift to president putin who turned 65 today. the rallies in various cities were called by russia's main opposition leader and anticorruption campaigner who wants to take on president putin in elections next year. but alex, himself is in jail right now. still he called for people to come out anyway and ask for a change in power. and come out they did. despite the fact that there were threats of arrests because the rallies were largely not officially sanctioned. russian media reports a couple hundred were arrested. most in russia's second city and putin's hometown of st. petersberg that said the day went off much more peacefully than it has in the past when called protest. here in moscow, the cops were largely hands off. many suggest that maybe they didn't want the president's birthday to be marred with violence. some demonstrators called for 20 day sentence for organizing previous unsanctioned rally to be

freed. others asked for putin to go. he has appealed to many young voters and those not old enough to vote with his catchy, youtube videos that document what he alleges is wide scale corruption. his latest one revealed what he said was putin's secret weekend home. elections are set for next year. alex is barred from running because of a fraud charge that his supporters say is trumped up. but he is not giving up the. president putin has not said he is going to run again next year but it is largely expected that he will be candidate number one. molly? molly: we shall see. that was amy kellogg reporting for us. a halloween celebration with a very harry potter twist. where you can explore the haunted halls of hogwart.

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