rob: team coverage tracking that storm and honoring the lost lives in a september 11th attack. shep: we commemorate the 17th anniversary of the day that changed our country forever. no room for god on this gridiron. rob: fighting for their faith. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ god bless the usa ♪ ♪ from the lakes of minnesota ♪ rob: and a somewhat rainy and somber morning in new york. it is 9/11, for the 17th time since 2001. you are watching "fox and

friends first". jillian: we begin with this. hurricane florence barreling straight for the east coast. rob: 1 million people in the california and virginia ordered to get out as the category 4 hurricane packing winds of 150 mph roars closer to shore. jillian: you are waiting for that 5 am update. >> still a category 4. i'm seeing fluctuation in the satellite presentation. the storm is trying to strengthen even further. category 5 is the highest you can get on this ever since in scale. we are at 140, category 4 south of bermuda. here is the track. i believe they updated it, the 5:00 am track, category 4. it will remain category for with a bit of fluctuation, possibility of a category 5

before landfall and making landfall thursday, friday. because this updated while we are on the i'm trying to decipher as we go some of the new forecasting. we will look at that but notable north carolina hurricanes, hurricane hazel with a category for on the border of south carolina and north carolina. this could be stronger than that, historically here's the euro model. my concern is it makes landfall thursday, friday and lingers on the border of south carolina. watch what it does, moves out of lingers and pushes southwards. south carolina, you need to keep an eye on this carefully because we are close to the border of south carolina. this is close to the outer banks and then circles, does a loop and make the second landfall. we are 3 or 4 days outcome a lot of forecasting to do but the bottom line is if it stalls

regardless of its strength we are dealing with epic amounts of rainfall totals was one of the forecast models predicting 40 inches along the coastline. this is a dire situation that they have never seen before, south carolina, north carolina, virginia, pay attention. rob: analyzing that 5:00 am update. today donald trump and the first lady honor lives lost on 9/11 marking the 17th anniversary of the terror attacks at the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania where a hijacked plane crashed 0 it passengers tried to regain control. you see it there. the new tower, windchimes to honor the victims, just dedicated. mike pence will remember the 184 people killed in these attacks

in dc. in new york hundreds expected to attend a somber ceremony where the twin towers once stood. the wife of a marine killed in cold blood pleading for answers. christopher trueac was found with a gunshot went to the florida parts car in san diego. and unidentified woman was sitting in the car, she was just a witness to this crime. his wife alexia will search for clues. he leaves behind an 11 month maxon, $1000 reward for anyone with information has been put out. jillian: movie release text messages from stzrok and lisa page, new documents provided to congress include a text from stzrok saying, quote, i had literally just gone to find this phone to tell you i want to talk to you about media leak strategy

with doj before you go. that message was followed up with a reference to carter page, former trump advisor under government surveillance. mark meadows is pressing for answers in a letter to rod rosenstein suggesting a culture of leaks. we are hours from a scathing report on the trumpet ministration, the white house working to downplay the credibility of bob woodward's fear. reaction from both sides. >> the white house claims this book is so far off base that it would be a waste of time to list all the mistakes and inaccuracies it has. bob woodward's fear is based on hundreds of hours of interviews with first-hand sources, numerous examples of high-ranking staff members criticizing the president of questioning his competence. different secretary james mattis says he is like a fifth or sixth grader and john kelly is quoted

calling him an idiot. it yesterday's press conference sarah sanders pointed out how both men suppressed back on those allegations and said the white house is not doing out of lawsuit over false claims. >> a number of people said woodward never reached out to cooperate with statements attributed to them which seems incredibly reckless for a book to make such outrageous claims, tonight even take the time to get a fact checker to verify some of these things happened. >> woodward is standing by everything in his book and saying the denials are political statements to protect their jobs. last night on the late show he suggested donald trump is detached from reality is a risk to national security. >> you get to know some of these people and realize they are speaking from conscience because

they are worried about trump doing things, maybe not enough, saying wait a minute. this is not what america is, not how we should be governed. heather: donald trump says the book is a scam and a job, calls bob woodward a liar and an idiot and he plans to write a real book about what is happening in his administration down the road. rob: the first two american servicemembers handed over by north korea identified. military testing of dna samples from the 65 boxes given to the us in july. a dog tag belonging to an american soldier identified last month. this comes as a second meeting between donald trump and kim jong un is in the works after what he says is a positive letter from kim jong un.

jillian: using any means necessary, national security adviser john bolton vowing to protect us citizens while threatening sanctions against the international criminal court. >> we will not cooperate with the icc. we will let the icc die on its own. for all intents and purposes the icc is already dead to us. jillian: several soldiers targeted for alleged abuses in afghanistan. the icc was formed by the united nations in 2002 but was never joined or ratified by the united states. rob: he is known as top gun in the u.s. navy. he received the listing was flying across for shooting down a syrian warplane last year. the us military's first air to air kill in 18 years. he shot the warplane down after it attacked american backed fighters in syria.

jillian: oakland raiders quarterback lynch taking a seat during the star-spangled banner before playing the los angeles rams. they lost 33-13. rookie quarterback throws a pair of touchdowns, jets shredding the detroit lions 48-17. not even close. rob: tween 9 minutes after the are, honoring lives lost on 9/11, next guest lost her husband four days after giving birth to their son. or family leading the fight for justice. >> you see them in a crowd, push back on this and tell them they are not welcome. jillian: guess who is back with a new threat? maxine waters taking her attacks to a new level. ♪

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stories, a lot of survivors are ill because of 9/11-related illnesses. this battle never ends for so many people. >> hundreds of people are sick and thousands died since 9/11 and that is why we fight to bring justice for the lost of life, that is why we fight in court. they fight us so nastily, they were underhanded and lied, spend millions of dollars, and they refused to give us the information, and intelligence agencies. and the treasury and state department, continue that fight as well. a lot of fbi jensen had a few

whistleblowers that really helped us join the light on the involvement. >> it was the most incredible thing with sleeper cells out there. and helped with those line lessons. without saudi agents, you never would have happened. >> thank you for being here. your kids, we thank you for the time to bring us your story. it is a conversation we will never stop having. rob: a tremendous victory. 18 after the hour. they toppled a confederate statue and are facing charges when they say it is not their fault, they are blaming it on the cops. jillian: free basic income, just one problem, the money. how they are looking to the internet for help.

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when you adjusts for inflation. rob: that is amazing at the post office is hiring. >> ready for the holidays, the post office will take applications for people to work part-time, paying $16 an hour if you get one of these positions to handle the additional packages and stuff that will be sent to people you love and have to send a gift to for the holidays, $16 an hour. we were joking when i was a youngster minimum wage was $2.35 an hour but we were driving model t fords. jillian: time to hire for the holidays, ridiculous. >> 90 days until christmas, get that money now. 24 after the hour, following florence more than 1 million people on the move as this

massive hurricane takes aim at the east coast. we are live on the ground in north carolina where that maxus it is is underway. rob: the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. good morning, pete. >> reporter: i can't help but think about 17 years ago, so many people heading to work at the north and south towers, to sacrifice, her wisdom and the wars that unfolded afterwards. we will bring you every angle. on "fox and friends first".

rob: more than 1 million people ordered to evacuate is hurricane

florence had for the east coast. it is expected to cause extensive damage when it makes landfall later this week. jillian: donald trump approved a state of emergency north carolina. i'm sure people are boarding up already. >> reporter: exactly right. both of you have covered hurricanes as recently as last year. one thing that is good so far, you don't see attentive people in wilmington. that could be the fact that it is 5 am or the people are heeding the orders of evacuation. take a look at this. you see boards up already, we are 72 hours away from this thing and sandbags, boards up. you have to believe people over the last couple years are starting to heed warnings for these hurricanes. there has artie been a little bit of flooding on the outer banks ahead of florence. the focus yesterday and the next few days is preparation from filling sandbags to boarding up windows.

people throughout virginia and the carolinas getting their homes ready for a direct impact from florence but it is also a time to protect and prepare not just your property but your self. some folks encountering empty shells as they stock up on supplies and gas lines starting to get long as people fill up not knowing how long they will be in their cars trying to evacuate. even the navy making sure it's fleet is in, waters is florence approaches. all this information is vital says officials like the governor in north carolina. >> one of the things that will be potentially different and more impactful are the high winds and storm surge. we encourage people to abide by evacuation orders issued by local counties. do not try to ride out these storms.

>> reporter: the president weighing in on the magnitude of florence tweeting to being credible citizens of north carolina, south carolina and the entire east coast, the storm looks very bad, please take all necessary precautions which we have already begun mobilizing our efforts to respond accordingly and we are here for you. parts of north and south carolina as well as virginia already under evacuation orders as soon as 7:00 am today. states of emergency declared for those three states as well as maryland. jillian: got to heed those safety warnings. china raising the stakes in the fight over tariffs, the country down to retaliate after donald trump hinted he may increase tariffs on chinese goods by an additional $267 billion. that would be on top of $200 billion in territory planned to take effect against the chinese economy. rob: the trump administration closing the palestine liberation organization in washington dc.

john bolton citing the palestinians resistance for peace in the middle east and efforts to get an international court to prosecute israel for alleged war crimes. plo was the unrecognized state delegation to the us. jillian: the entire nation remembering the terrorist attacks of september 11th today. a stunning site in suburban cleveland where a high school sophomore needs help placing 3000 american flags in front of the school, one for each of the victims. the view from above revealing a powerful image and tribute. rob: 17 years later. jillian: as we look at our role in afghanistan on this anniversary the question still remains are we any closer to ending american's longest war. rob: joining us from ground 0 in lower manhattan to discuss that is cohost of "fox and friends" on the weekend, pete exists - e

--hegseth. >> reporter: remember the heroism and sacrifice of first responders, we will never forget what happened this day. the price of freedom is eternal vigilance with what we did as a nation was go after al qaeda, where they were harbored, the taliban in afghanistan. 17 years later we find ourselves there trying to prevent the type of haven those terrorists used to attack us. as someone who served in 2011 i went into that conflict optimistic that a good outcome was possible. i left more pessimistic. the reality is after we toppled the taliban and they fled into pakistan, we tried to stand up the national government but slowly but surely the taliban gained a foothold, controlled the countryside and contest the national government, now we are in peace talks as of july am

hopeful we don't give back a haven but don't have to spend $1 trillion investing in a nation far far away. jillian: a lot of people went to fight the battle and never came home. you are one of many who did come home and you're here to tell stories about it. what is this like for you? how do you feel every 9/11? >> reporter: it changed all of us, changed the trajectory of my life, multiple wars. no one affected as much of those who lost loved ones and family members. it woke us up to the reality of radical islamic terrorism, jihadists who seek our destruction and can't forget they are still there. al qaeda's number 2 who fought the soviets in afghanistan, phot us in the us, he is still around, they are grooming usama bin laden's son to be the future leader of al qaeda. a few months ago, america is the

first enemy of the muslims. al qaeda still seeking to come back, has a foothold in certain places. we think of isis because of a rack and syria, hoping for a come back in the grd community. it is all about vigilance and remembering what they want to do to us and america stands of work that and if we don't stand strong the world is a dangerous place. rob: how far is it to keep up with our members and the country engaged in a war that has taken this long? it has to be tremendously disappointing to think we are still there. >> reporter: it is an import question. the military does their job on rotation to find a new way to tackle the problem we haven't solved in the central government, coble to afghan national security forces infiltrated by the taliban and. it can get frustrating. rotation after rotation you see reflected in the american people. polls show 21% of americans

don't even know we are still at war in afghanistan which is a shame considering the sacrifice there. and we are in peace talks with the taliban and calling out pakistan for being complicit in terror attacks, we need to approach or we could see another 17 years, don't want to get stuck in that kind of quagmire. you will fight the enemy where they have an advantage. jillian: thank you for your service and talking to us. >> reporter: thanks for highlighting the issue. rob: 36 after the hour, president obama creating a firestorm saying this about benghazi. >> this congress has embraced wild conspiracy theories like those surrounding benghazi. rob: the survivor of that attack has weighed in, what he has to say to the former commander in chief. jillian: blue collar workers seeing the effects of a blooming economy but will the trump bump last? our next guest from the national

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experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> we will never forget, the 17th anniversary of the september 11th terror attack, families of victims gathered to pay tribute. >> to honor 3000 lives lost. kelly drew joins us live from ground 0. >> reporter: it is always a somber day in new york city and across the country. in a few hours there will be a big ceremony in lower manhattan. friends and family members gathered to remember the 3000 women killed on 9/11, 17 years ago today. 6 moments of silence during the

family, the first will begin at 8:406 am to mark the exact moment the first plane crashed into the north tower. there will be another moment of silence at 9:03 am to mark the time the second plane crashed into the south tower. at 9:37 when american airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagon, 9th:509 am when the south tower collapsed. the moment of silence at 10:03 will mark when united airlines flight 93 crashed into a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. the final moment of silence will be at 10:28 when the north tower collapsed. throughout the morning victims names are read by loved ones and we can expect security to be tight in lower manhattan, thousands of people will pay their respects. that is the latest from lower manhattan. jillian: a blue collar boom. donald trump's economy has middle-class workers winning. >> we are going to win so much you may get tired of winning and you will say please, please it's

too much winning. rob: will it last is the big question. here with expert analysis, senior fellow for the national taxpayers union, mattie doctor. thanks for coming on. these are great numbers that should help republicans in the midterms, sounds like they need some help. what do you make of what we see? >> reporter: last week we saw a lot of good news for the economy building on months of good news for the economy. you signed earlier the expansion of blue collar worker jobs is the last data point we know the economy is not only working for employers but for workers as well. the left has been trying to cast the text form plan and trump's the regulatory agenda as something that only help the opera salons of society and we know that is not true. workers are feeling the effects, we saw data last week that said wages are rising. we know jobs are becoming more

available in sectors that have remained sticky in the last couple years, mining, construction, manufacturing, a lot of enthusiasm from employers on manufacturing and workers feeling the bump as well. jillian: a lot of people say things look great right now but what happened 6 months from now, year from now, how long can we sustain this? >> what we have seen over the last year and a half with donald trump is a fundamental rewriting of the way our laws are aligned to induce business investment in the united states so if things continue we could see impact for years. the yesterday the house ways and means committee announced it will be doing tax reform 2.0, making permanent a lot of tax cuts. with that change in the law having permanent changes to some of the onerous parts of our tax code means the economy could be churning for years to come. what we need is certainty for

businesses and workers moving forward, businesses able to invest for the long term and that will spur growth for the economy at home. rob: so much information on the economy, so much data that comes in. for most people hard to determine and in this case president obama has been capable of convincing the left he is responsible for the uptick and donald trump is capable of convincing the right it is his economy. how do you determine that? >> how you determine that is your circumstances. i always say people don't vote with their checkbooks but how they feel about their checkbooks. with this good economic data, put green i shades on and see a lot of numbers in front of you but americans feel more confident in their own economic

circumstances. not only do they have a job but if they don't like their job they know they can leave and find another one because there are more jobs available now. their own wages are rising, they see not only tax cuts show up in their paycheck but their paychecks get bigger as a result of wages increasing and employer's are investing in their workers, becoming more productive. all the metrics in the economy are showing an uptick. how people feel, their circumstances changing. when you see president obama trying to take credit for this economy it is almost laughable because for years he tried to tell americans they were better off but people didn't feel that way. trump hasn't removed the barriers in the economy, they get to be better off in their own circumstances. shannon: thank you. jillian: see what is coming up for "fox and friends". >> 17 years ago today we were here on the air when the whole world changed. in washington dc and shanksville, pennsylvania.

and we will show images that are so shocking but at the same time remind you of what happens. rudy giuliani, who was mayor of new york city at the time, john james of the u.s. senate in michigan has a story about 9/11 as does congressman scott taylor and the very latest from the hurricane which looks like it is bearing down on the carolinas. jillian: maxine waters encouraged violence against the trump cabinet. >> you get out and say to the crowd and tell them they are not welcome. jillian: carly shimkus live next with the firestorm that just started.

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rob: today marks the fifth anniversary of the benghazi attack the claimed the lives of four americans was former president obama refers to that tragedy of the conspiracy theory. >> this congress has embraced wild conspiracy theories about those surrounding been godly. rob: a former u.s. army ranger who survived the benghazi attacks joined us earlier saying his comments are a slap in the face. >> can't believe he still is not taking responsibility for his failures and leaving us to die which is what he did and hillary clinton did. makes all of us tremendously angry because he's trying to

rewrite history and say been godly didn't happen especially to a group of college students who may not know the story but have to put the truth out and fight back as much as we can. rob: he fought terrorist in libya for 13 hours and is credited with saving 20 people during that attack. jillian: violent protesters who toppled the statue in north carolina say police are to blame. despite we people being arrested the group says, quote, the police themselves were the only threat. they were the ones who broke the peace. the university of north carolina is considering relocating the monument after several protests erupted after it was removed last month. rob: first she encouraged harassment of trump supporters. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, department store, at a gasoline

station, you tell them they are not welcome anymore anywhere. jillian: apparently maxine waters thinks her threats are funny. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with action against donald trump's administration. how the cc humor in this? >> reporter: congresswoman waters made those comments in june and at the time without mentioning her by name democratic party leadership came out against the idea of harassing trump supporters and now in a strange twist she says she does it all the time. >> constituents who support him. i do that all the time but i didn't do it that time. >> let's check reaction, wanda says she divides our country. robert tweets she is encouraging bullying. ask her if she thinks that is

okay. another twitter user writing encouraging individuals who follow and taunt public employees during private life equals harassment. she double down on calls for impeachment the president as well. rob: students had to spray paint over the name of jesus christ on the football field. >> they were asked to. another example of the battle between the separation of church and state. a louisiana i school was forced to remove a religious symbol from their football field. this is a logo for christ fit jim across from a bible verse. the school board recommended this be removed because a lawsuit was filed against the school in february claiming the school district promotes religion in the classroom. they didn't think this was a good idea even though the gym owner paid for it. that gym owner says he will fight to have this logo put back

on the football field. a lot of people praising the gym for fighting for the logo to remain. stephanie says thank you for standing your ground. another facebook user says so proud students refused to cover it, the fact that two football players were asked to spray paint the logo and refused to do so. erika on twitter saying this is getting out of hand. a tricky situation, not the first time we have seen something like this and certainly not the last.

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♪ ♪ america ♪ jillian: good morning. welcome back. look at that 9/11 memorial in new york city. if you haven't been and you are visiting new york, you need to go. it is definitely a thing you need to see. rob: it's a powerful moment. everybody goes there and it becomes so quiet. people just walk around. it's almost surreal being there. that tool -- there is pool two pools one for each tower where they fell. right there in the shadow of one world trade center which is beautiful spectacle of the building and the museum there, too. they are building a whole new complex there. a lot of businesses have

already moved in. jillian: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. american airlines pilot making up for flight delay with pizza. ordering 45 pappa johns pizza pies with passengers after plane was force to divert to wichita falls because of bad weather. rob: pizza sounds good i'm starving. a semi flipping over on arizona highway spilling beer kegs all over. look at all that beer. it doesn't appear any of those were salvageable. probably too shaken up. new yorkers horrified by cynthia nixon's bailing order. traditional locks capers on cinnamon raven bailing. thibagel. that's the creepiest looking bagel ever. using it as fund raising opportunites. yes i like to eat a cinnamon

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