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appearing before september 11, 2001. they were the stories being covered when the planes were on route because we have the luxury of covering them. then boom. 9/11 is for millions a loss of innocence. we woke up one morning no longer naive about an evil world. what we are reading evaporated with 3,000 lives. we felt shame. how did we not see this coming? some people did. they were ignored, which is why 17 years to the day, we shouldn't just remember the victims, but the warnings too. we can't let those warnings die. for unlike lots of old, mutually assured destruction is no deterrent for the murder is murder, the more the merrier. the planet is merely a drunk tank for heaven, a pointless stop on the final journey. technology helps the enemy speed up the trip, a bio agent on a drone, sent an open-air stadium will make 9/11 for like 9-10. i know what we will be thinking about, as we watch that media

obsess over gossip, member they are missing whatever comes next and when it happens, they won't remember it themselves because it really won't matter. donald trump is an shanksville where flight 93 went down. >> we grouped together for every mother, father, sister, brother, son, daughter who was stolen for us that the twin towers, the pentagon. and here in this pennsylvania field, we honor their sacrifice by pledging to never flinch in the face of evil and to do what ever takes to keep america safe. >> greg: dana, you've been there at the memorial. we always say it was basically the first 9/11 counteroffensive. >> dana: i'm so glad president trump went because the more people can know about shanksville and the memorial, the more people should go visit

it. it's not easy to get to. there is a reason thankfully it went down in the field. there wasn't a highly populated area right there. shanksville, the community, so loving and what they did for the families there is impressive. also at that memorial, gathered every year are the family members of the 40 victims. i think it was 40 passengers and five crew or 35 passengers and five crew. was interesting about shanksville is that at that memorial, you can see the field where they actually made a decision. here are these americans. they find out what's happening because they're able to place a couple calls home and they find out okay, this is what they are going to do. they are in the back and they're figuring out what they can do. something i didn't know until i went there, one of the terrorists were not able to get one extra person on that flight. they were supposed to have a certain number, five or six. they only had four. which meant there weren't enough terrorists in order to keep track of all of them. they were able to have this

confab in the back of plane where they made some phone calls and if you go to shanksville, you can listen to some of the voice mails that were left in its very -- it's touching. it's heartbreaking. i think it's important. the thing i love about this flight is that we find out that after they have a conversation, they decide to take a vote about what they are going to do. that is so american. they both are there going to try to rush the cockpit. i remember when i did the package they are and i interviewed one of the brothers and he said he truly believed that those who rushed the cockpit on that plane believe they might be able to be talked through how to land it and they wanted to come home that night to be with their families. we know that didn't happen. many people who worked in washington, d.c., at the time credit the bravery and the patriotism of those passengers and the crew with saving so many lives and perhaps helping protect our country. >> greg: if it had gone to the

white house. >> dana: or the capital. >> greg: when i was looking at the stuff that happened before. michael jordan michael jordan and mariah carey, it doesn't seem that long ago. 17 years, it sounds like a long time ago but it doesn't. it's not. >> jesse: it's not. for this generation, we have a different concept of war. other generations didn't have to deal with the idea that there was an enemy on our soil living amongst us trying to kill us. we have been on a war footing since 9/11 and we are still on that war footing. every day, you hear these lines, and they become slogans that they are not. we are the first line of defense. or if you see something, say something. those are actually literally words to live by, because americans of all stripes sent in tips to the fbi. the fbi gets tens of thousands of tips a year which breaks down to about 40 a day. when you think about, they take

it on the chicken a lot, the fbi, sometimes on this network for some of the political abuses they been accused of. that's one thing but it's a massive organization, it is stocked with so many great patriots that spend their whole 24 hours that they are awake trying to protect us and trying to protect our freedoms when we wake up in the morning. we are thinking about the football game or the kids were what happened on tv last night, but they are thinking about how to disrupt plots from terrorist terrorists. it's a whole nother scenario, and i love when 9/11 comes because you remembering and it's a tragic day but it's a day where everybody can come together and come together as americans. i always think george bush was the best president at that time on 9/11 to guide the country forward with the bullhorn in the rubble and the first pitch strike at yankee stadium and his clear black and white language that he used to rally the nation was just what the doctor ordered at the time, and he woke up every day thinking about how to

protect this country. that was his most solemn duty, and he really pursue that with a lot of vigilance. today i just want to say i am sorry for the people that lost their lives in shanksville and then the pentagon and at the towers, and my heart goes out to their families. we are never going to forget. >> greg: juan come i want to roll some tape. this is chris wray talking about current threats. cyber and others. >> today's terrorism threats still includes sleeper cells, al qaeda, all the kind of major terrorist organizations that you would think of. but we are also very focused now on homegrown violent extremists which are people who are largely here already in the united states, big cities, small towns, coast to coast. these are people who are largely radicalized online. terrorism today moves at the speed of social media. >> greg: i think this is a real challenge for us because all it takes is one person who was radicalized and can go on

the internet and find a way to make a bomb. it is chilling. >> juan: to me, it's an idea. you have to cope with it as ideological cancer. something that is spreading in the body of the world, global world, as opposed to just the united states. i was just listening to dana and jesse and thinking how much of this moment we all have a sense of grief and loss over what happened that day on the tragedy of it. i just hope that as people look back, they don't stop looking forward. lee hamilton and tom kean, who are on the 9/11 commission had a piece in "usa today" today, talking about taking preventative steps that we have to be vigilant as americans in understanding that the idea has never gone away. isis has never gone away despite claims to the contrary. what we know now is that they are about as powerful as they were back in '04 and '05.

as powerful as al qaeda was then and that they are still in syria and iraq in huge numbers. fighting this, it really takes a lot of money. it takes a lot of people. i think from the public, it takes a sense of not forgetting. today when i saw the president going off on the justice department, i'm thinking stop. just stop for a day, will you? we don't need that. we need is for all of us to see you know what, we love our country. we need to hang together, and we need to be vigilant. >> greg: jed, i think the challenges it's hard to get the public to get worried about cyber threats because it's not a visceral, horrible event. if they paralyze the power grid, and that is -- you are going to turn america into chaos. i think that's one thing we have to worry about not be complacent. >> jedidiah: cyber threats are terrifying, the concept. also the idea of complacency.

you hear people d priority national securely right now because there is not an attack happening today. right after 9/11, iron member everyone prioritizing national security and beefing up the military and being ready for these things. that slowly drifts away the more time you have away from it. the problem is of course you have the fbi come as you talked about working on things behind the scenes. just because you don't see something happening, that means they are working to make sure something doesn't happen. they need the funding in the bakken. the other thing, two things. leadership, extremely important. i remove that moment. i was working in new york city. i've never seen george bush standing on top of that rubble and what it told me is, a new york city girl at the time, terrified, very young. i had a president was going to do everything he could to put a stop to it. the president needs to make it a priority to instill confidence and safety. the one last point, i was one of those people fleeing for my life with everyone else one thing i remember about the days that i

didn't know anyone else's politics. the people who took me in, i didn't know where we disagreed, where their opinions were. all i know is that we were all americans and we were under attack and we figured out a way to come together. that has to be something that happens when there is not a tragedy or impending tragedy. there has to be a way to do that. we can do it. we are absolutely capable of doing it. >> greg: the carolinas bracing for a massive and potentially catastrophic category 4 hurricane. the latest on florence ahead. ♪

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>> dana: the east coast is breezing for a massive category 4 hurricane ready to pound the carolinas and virginia with a life-threatening storm surge, destructive winds, and other potentially catastrophic flooding. florence is shaping up to be one of the strongest forms in u.s. history as she turns closer to the atlantic coast. we have live team fox coverage with senior correspondent rick leventhal on the ground in north carolina and chief meteorologist rick reichmuth tracking a monster storm the weather center. let's go to rick rick . >> the 5:00 advisory came out

and they have upgraded watches and warnings. hurricane warnings exist here all across coastal areas of north carolina. down across the northern half here in south carolina. within about 36 hours, we are going to be feeling the her -- hurricane force winds. any changes we see before it makes landfall at with strength, at least the strongest one, it's going to be because of drywall replacement cycles. a new eye wall forms. we will likely see this strength and a little bit overnight, maybe we can little bit tomorrow and probably maybe a little bit hopefully before mclean fall we might see some conditions interact with it a little bit. doesn't matter if it's a category 4 or 3, the impacts are going to be the same. this is thursday afternoon, thursday evening. our big problem happens here, as we go toward sunday, look at it.

it has barely moved. we have storm surge with this. we have the strong winds, and we're going to have a prolonged rain event with this because of its slow movement. all of our models bring it somewhere here along the coast. can't say exactly where. south carolina, north carolina. then you see the loop, that's where we start to lose -- there is high pressure. these rainfall totals are going to really pile up. rainfall that falls in the storm surge has pushed the watters of the water can get back to the ocean. the flooding is going to be quite extreme. we don't know exactly where these numbers will be. it depends where landfall goes in. we could be seeing these numbers well into the double digits across appellations. certainly will see some spots probably in the 22 mac 30-inch range and that's going to cause a lot of in land flooding. we have the storm surge car probably the worst of it is

going to be around 12 feet all that water, so many rivers. the water is going to go in there. it stalls and it's not really going to go anywhere. we are at a category 4 storm. certainly looks like were going to have some sort of landfall, a major hurricane, category 3 or 4. >> dana: thank you. the entire weather team has been amazing. we appreciate it. rick leventhal is standing by. >> as you can probably see, the size of the storm is staggering. hurricane force winds extend 40 miles out from the eye. wrightsville beach seems to be right in the path of the storm, even if it does jog left or right, they are likely to feel it here and that's why the governors of south and north carolina have issued mandatory evacuation orders. in south carolina, about a million people have been effective.

they took i-26 from charleston to columbia, made all of the liens west bound to they could get out of town as clear as possible. here in north carolina, the outer banks, wrightsville beach, other coastal areas have also instituted mandatory evacuation orders. people are being told to get out now while you still can. we heard from north carolina's governor who is that people need to take this seriously. >> the forecast places north carolina in the bull's-eye of hurricane florence. this storm is strong. and it's getting stronger. >> widespread power outages are expected. they could last for weeks in some areas because of the conditions on the ground, which we still don't know, of course, how bad they will be. >> dana: rick, we have a couple questions. we are going to start with juan. >> juan: i would like to ask rick reichmuth a selfless question. how much will this storm affect

boston, new york, philadelphia, d.c., richmond. it looks like it is going across the south but what about the big cities? >> i think new york city will probably get a little bit of rain out of this coming coming may be an interest au pair boston, probably completely clear. d.c. is going to be an interesting one. if the storm goes a little further west, it will be on the lower side. could be less than that. could be around 82 mack 10 inches. different scenarios, we can't say. a lot of water can be pushed up into the chesapeake bay and if the wind continues in that direction, that water will pile up and not be able to get out and that could cause some problems. >> juan: flying is going to be impossible? >> dana: do you have plans, juan? >> juan: anywhere on the east coast. are they going to shut the airports? amtrak, buses. >> i haven't heard anything just

yet between d.c. and up to new york or boston. i think it's going to be fine. d.c. potentially will have problems. new york airports i think be just fine. >> dana: one last question. >> jedidiah: for rick leventhal, i'm wondering if you see people evacuating. the concern is that, i lived through sandy with my parents. people feel very sad and they don't want to leave their homes and they are tempted to stay. d.c. do you see people leaving e area? >> we have seen people boarding up. we have seen runs on stores for basic supplies. some people do plan to ride it out but here in wrightsville beach, they are going to close the bridge to wilmington and beyond tomorrow. if you haven't left by then, you could be stuck here. if you want to get in here, you won't be able to until they reopen the bridge. the folks here know that. we just talked to one gentleman who was here on vacation and his hotel is closing tomorrow, so had to cut his vacation short.

he's going to get out of town, as are most people, because the water is going to get shut off here in wrightsville beach tomorrow night. the power could likely shut down during the storm or certainly after the storm, and who knows for how long? this place can be beautiful, but as the mayor said without services, can be pretty dicey. >> dana: thank you both for that. next up, senator kamala harris being slammed by fact-checkers by posting misleading video of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the controversy next. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424.

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♪ >> juan: democrats thinking about the 2020 election of perley going to new lengths to attack republicans. senator kamala harris is being called out by fact-checkers. critics are saying is a deliberate smear against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. harris releasing an out of context video of the spring nominee using the term, i am

quoting, "abortion inducing drugs" to describe contraceptives at his confirmation hearing. the issue being that cabinet wasn't giving his opinion but rather stating a plaintiffs argument and a particular case. jedediah, what kavanaugh was saying was that priests for life, a group that opposes abortion, was saying they didn't want to fill out a form about contraception and that they felt it would make them complicit potentially in stopping life. kavanaugh says this but then senator harris takes off the part in which he says they say. so it looks like he is saying it in terms of his personal opinion, when that's not the case. >> jedidiah: must just be coincidence that she left those words out, right? >> juan: to be fair to her, she comes back and change the

video. >> jedidiah: she came back and change the video which doubled down on the points. she didn't apologize. she didn't say i'm so sorry it change the context of what he said. we all know when you put something on social media and it runs out there, it's done, no matter what you do. this is something that was retweeted. 15,000 retweets. over 30,000 likes on the initial tweet. once you do that, no matter what you do after, there is going to be a whole bunch of people who never see your correction. she didn't come back and say i'm sorry. she showed the whole video and she said i just want to be clear he does use the term "abortion inducing drugs," never coming out and saying that he wasn't summarizing his own opinion. he was summarizing their position, priests for life and other groups. i think it was completely intentional and i think she knows people on the left, like elizabeth warren, who are going to pick it up and run with it and there's lots of people aren't going to see the correction and they are going to be able to paint kavanaugh

someone who can stand contraception, who is opposed to women's rights when in fact he was doing what he should do, which is summarize the opinions of the people who had brought his lawsuit against the aca. >> juan: this was a dissent. what you see from the kamala harris position is that he's using language that is strongly antiabortion. that's the best argument i could make. >> jesse: it wasn't very good, juan. [laughter] the kavanaugh hearings were a complete catastrophe for the democrats. booker and harris, the two top democratic presidential candidates were exposed as rude, phony liars. the rest of the democrats were caught colluding with streaking protesters and the media was pushing fake news. all the sustained damage and they weren't going to be able to derail the nomination to begin with. it was dumb. the thing with kamala, it was such a brazen and shocking disinformation play. it's like she doesn't even care

if she got caught. it is so obvious she either thought she could get away with it or doesn't really matter. as a democrat, it doesn't really matter. what happens question when she gets a few pinocchios and a print newspaper. so what? if ted cruz had perpetrated some kind of deceitful propaganda on sotomayor, this would have been all over the front page news. they would have had pieces all over the place, cable news would've been going haywire. there would've been a crisis of integrity within the republican party. a courier ender for a republican is a pinocchio for a democrat. >> juan: is that right? when trump says the economy is doing better in 100 years. >> dana: typo. >> juan: jesse characterizes it as a disaster but i think kavanaugh is going to get through. i think the democrats for their part had to prove that they are willing to fight. >> dana: but fight on false pretenses. kamala harris is a former

prosecutor. if somebody would have tried this on one of her clients, she would have been furious. i think what happens, in a couple of these things, the staff is trying to find something for their boss for their boss can go out and try to get some headlines with. they don't double-check it. they don't triple check it. when they get caught, they are like well, here's the full video. but we know what he really meant. i agree with jesse that the coverage of. the supreme court nominees if you are republican or democrat is starkly different. senator booker comes out and says i am spartacus and i want to be thrown out of this and it's because i'm going to break the rules and release these documents. well, they are already available. but still i'm going to release them. then they tripled down on it. when jesse says it's a disaster, a disaster for those too. but to your point, that perhaps with the progressives, maybe they just like that. >> greg: it shows the depths they will go to destroy to

somebody if they believe they are not just wrong, but evil. it doesn't matter if you are being deceptive if you are deceiving the devil. we know we are the devil. progressives believe if you don't -- they had the women dress up with the handmaid's tale which reflects a dystopian future where women are forced to have babies. this is how they were painting this from the beginning was that they were evil. although i have to give her credit. she knew what she was doing. this is dirty, dirty tricks. she doesn't care. she might get the nominee. >> juan: dana suggested it was maybe the staff. >> juan: throw them under the bus. msnbc host joe scarborough backtracking after getting blasted for saying president trump is hurting america more than the 9/11 terror attackers. that's next on "the five" ." from national.

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>> jesse: msnbc's joe scarborough is using the anniversary of 9/11 not to remember the nearly 3,000 victims but to instead take a cheap shot at president trump. the increasingly unhinged host. "trump is harming the dream of america more than any foreign adversary ever could." scarborough criticizes former presidents george w. bush and barack obama but then unleashes this absurd attack on trump. "for those of us still believing that islamic extremists hate america because of the freedoms we guaranteed all people, the gravest threat trump poses to our national security is the damage done daily to america's image." scarborough is backtracking after facing heavy criticism. greg, he is a seasoned political pro. to do this on the anniversary of 9/11, it's just dumb. >> greg: it's funny. if it was in june or may and he was sitting somewhere and he

goes oh, trump. he is worse than 9/11. i could see them going i don't know what i was thinking. that's not what he did. you can forgive him -- you can forgive anybody. dumb comment but you can't walk back this one central thing, that on the anniversary of 9/11, it's always about 9/11. it's about the victims. he made it about trump as a way of making it about himself. he wanted the spectacle to be directed at him because he's going to be virtue signaling to all of the resistors. he stole something very valuable from the victims. he stole their moment and made it about him. they are the spinal tap of cable news. the sum of their stupidity is greater than the two parts. this is the guy who helps trump get elected. he enabled the terrorists, i guess.

i forgive anybody, but this was published on the day of an anniversary of victims. it was screaming "it's about me." >> jesse: it wasn't an offhanded comment. he calculated this and publish this on the anniversary. >> dana: often we forget people, you tweet something spontaneously or you say something live on television. sorry. i should have never have said that. like when i called that guy a you know what on air. you can forgive those moments. this was definitely precalculated. he knew what he was going to do. you don't just get to throw a column into "the washington post." go through several editors. no one thought to say hey, joe, maybe let's scratch this. let's do something else. let's take this part out. nobody did that. >> jesse: the republicans aren't going to suffer because he resigned his republican credentials. i guess he's an independent now. i don't even know who he

represents. >> jedidiah: did he not write it? did he not know whether content content was? we have all said stuff on tv where if we could go back and say it again, we would say differently. but when you write something, you think about it. you put it on paper. it gets filtered. there is a process. you obviously either intended to do that or someone else wrote it under your name. he goes to show, i mean, this was a moment where he formulated himself and he was called out by a bunch of people. on twitter, people were going crazy. he has the trump derangement syndrome now so bad that he's willing to embarrass himself so severely by writing something. you don't like trump? fine. you don't like questions about his character? fine. you are equating him with potentially being worse than terrorists? you have completely lost your mind. >> greg: it's not about what he said. it's the day he chose. i don't care what he said.

he stole something valuable. that's the problem. he stole something. >> jedidiah: he is an egomaniac and he thought that whatever he said would have more power because it was set on this day. >> juan: joe scarborough can properly be chastised because, as you point out, he gave trump an unbelievable platform forever. what i saw in terms of twitter was people saying he's being provocative just for the sake of being provocative and they thought he went over the line. but when you say g, this is the day for remembering 9/11, i think what is president trump doing? he is pump fisting when he gets off the plane. >> greg: he went to shanksville. joe didn't. >> juan: i think you should show some respect. president trump is attacking the fbi. joe's comments, because you said you thought it was not so much that is the content of what he said but the content of what he said is you know what, we are

seeing the president of the united states go after the intelligence agencies, go after law enforcement, essentially people who were investigating on 9/11. we are seeing people like eric holder say today is the day of remembrance. stop it, president trump. but you are saying joe scarborough is guilty of the same thing. >> greg: he went to shanksville and spoke there. >> jedidiah: what you said sounds like a reasonable argument somebody could make but "a politician who has done more damage to the dreams of america than any foreign adversary," that's insane. now we are equating trump with people, murderers. that's insanity. the argument you made. >> juan: i think when joe says you know what, suddenly there's a sympathetic ear for neo-nazis or we are hospitable to people who've been our allies in many wars. >> greg: this is about 9/11. that's the point.

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>> jedidiah: a big show is coming up tomorrow on "the daily briefing," for our very own dana perino. she is sitting down with former secretary of state john kerry and author bob woodward. since we are all critically acclaimed journalists, we thought we would help her out and help her prep. steeply i appreciate it. i will take any advice. >> jedidiah: i will start. i will give you. was interesting, one thing i heard john kerry talk about was how politically when the president gets into office, so politically motivated that we decide right away that we are going to take down the president. we are not going to try to work together. he said new president comes in, were going to destroy him. we are not going to see how we can work together. why is it okay when it's the other guy? when it someone you disagree with to do that? isn't that exactly with having to president trump right now? >> dana: he is probably thinking back to obama's first

year, people felt the same. that's a good question. >> juan: i am interested in john kerry. he said at this point he thinks our democracy is being challenged. this is a guy who, i imagine, he went to a very elite prep school. then he goes to yale. he makes a decision to go to war, to go fight for the countr country. of course has all sorts of issues about the war in vietnam and comes back and changes his mind. is then subject to lots of criticism. i would be curious, looking back, what does he think of that episode? he says he says life is a blessing. >> dana: he does right about that quite extensively in his book and he does that he wishes he had fought back harder in 2004 when he thinks he was unfairly targeted on that issue. >> juan: especially by comparison to trump who i guess had trouble with heel spurs or something.

>> jesse: who are you going to have on next week? eric holder and susan rice? [laughter] i would ask john kerry, because donald trump mocks him for riding his bicycle all over. i would ask him if he is sensitive about that. in all seriousness, i would ask woodward. it looks like he gets these composite interviews where he doesn't name the source but he focuses on an instance for a moment and then tries to talk to people that know about the moment. does he relied primarily throughout the book, it seems to me, i am just guessing, i may be one or two fired trump senior administration officials that seem to color most of the instances. or did he make a very good effort to try to get a wide variety of players in each scene? >> dana: he says in the book and in interviews he's done since that he does have a wider view any stock to multiple people. he says this will bear out. this will hold up.

we will have a chance to talk to him about that in particular. i think people are very interested in the process and i'm interested in what greg thinks about his method. deep background. as a former editor, what you think. >> greg: i want to say you have the author of "all the presidents men,." you have woodward and and a mae of wood. i don't trust anything woodward has done. i have looked back at his history, and i find a lot of problems. obviously the bill casey deathbed interview with something he hasn't answered fo for. casey's security saying it's impossible for him to have visited him. i wouldn't up with that in a book. if someone is visiting someone on their deathbed and he claims casey gave him this incredible information that cannot be verified, that would strike me as fraudulent. there is no proof of it. i think it's fraudulent. >> jesse: should dana asked him about that?

i also think you should bring up the john belushi book. >> greg: people think that was the one of the worst books ever written that portrayed john belushi unfairly and that it was a terrible book. >> dana: i only have a few minutes. >> greg: asking about why a lot of its friends believe "all the presidents men," is filled with errors. >> dana: attention to have this opportunity. >> greg: i am kidding. >> dana: it's interesting. i worked in a white house where four woodward books were written. i don't know how many he wrote about the obama administration. three? this is probably not the first trump book and also this book has broken incredible records for preorders already. we'll have a chance to talk to him tomorrow. his first interview on fox and then john kerry as well, which i am excited for.

>> jedidiah: "one more thing" is coming up next.

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house and threw it from the rubber and this was a moment where everybody was very nervous and i think he had a flak jacket on, too. and he threw it right down the middle with a lot of confidence. and once that ball hit that leather, i think chills went down the spine of all of americans. we knew at that moment that america was back and that things were going to be okay. i just want to make a note of that and thank you george w. bush for having a great arm. >> dana: such a symbolic moment also you might know right before he left the dugout derek jeter said don't bounce it or they will boo you. >> jesse: yep, sure will. >> greg: dana. >> dana: i want to talk about dan and mike freidman who lost their father in the world trade center attack 17 years ago. i believe they were 11 years old. out of their personal tragedy they have gone on to create and do great things. created a company called

tall order socks. complain don't go up high enough. >> jesse: they group to greg's hips out. >> greg: and i wear them. >> dana: a profits go to tuesday's children from loss like 9/11 and sandy hook. they have colorful socks get them at tall order.com i have them jedediah for your husband basketball version for one. >> why basketball? >> did i golf for you. >> jesse: love it. >> dana: did i baseball for you. >> greg: all right. >> dana: great as thigh high socks. >> jesse: knickers. >> dana: smaller sizes too. not just for tall people. >> greg: how short are these people? juan? >> juan: get ready to tug at your heart strings i want to show a video of steven singing national anthem at monday's cubs game at wrigley's field

♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] >> juan: the young man has down's syndrome. he launched a go fund me campaign and raised more than $30,000 for the special olympics but he also asked the cub's owner if he could sing the national anthem. the 30-year-old had sung the anthem at white sox game as teen. he brought 100 friends and family to watch. best time i have had in my whole life. you know i'm a national's fan the cub's kindness in this moment is enough to make me shout go cubs. that was terrific. >> jesse: awesome job. >> greg: little bit of a change of pace. i hate these people. [laughter] >> jesse: on the anniversary of 9/11. >> greg: who is it going to be? >> joe scarborough. i don't think i have to say anything else. jed?

>> jedediah: i have really exciting news my new book #do not disturb how i ghosted my cell phone to take back my life is now available for preorder. signed copies at premier collectibles. i poured my heart and soul into this book personal responsibility manifesto in the tech time. i talk about how silicon valley is purposefully making these app.s to lure you in and get addicted i went from being someone who was engaged in the world around me to someone who was obsessed with cell phones and ipads and never looking up at dinner table. talking about crazy exboyfriends and crazy stories in here. >> greg: i remember your instagram. >> dana: can i get an interview with you when the book comes out? >> jedediah: of course. >> greg: does that mean you are off social media? >> no. that's the important thing. i didn't throw my phone away. bring the best of my technology into lie life to help it but not be totally embedded. >> juan: is this futile. >> jedediah: i give everyone

tips how did i it i have amazing balance now. i'm not losing my mind from social media. >> dana: congratulations. >> jedediah: thank you so much. >> greg: set your dvrs never miss an episode of the five. "special report" is up next. hello bret. >> hello greg: residents prepare for one of the most catastrophic storms to hit the region in decades. president trump leads the nation remembering the heroes of 9/11 on a solemn anniversary. and we get an exclusive inside look at elite fbi counter terrorism bomb unit. you will only see it here. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening welcome to washington i'm bret baier. right now hurricane florence is slowly but steadily making its way west toward the u.s. coast line. it's bringing category 4 speed winds and experts say it could dump as much as 30 inches of rain on some areas when it hits later

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