wind. they've got to get out. >> neil: we will stay on top of this, as will the folks on "the five." they are next. >> shepard smith. "the five" in a moment. brand-new hurricane forecast out from the national hurricane center and they thought it would strengthen. it's gotten weaker. cat 3. 120-mile-an-hour maximum sustained winds but the core has a large, making the storm surge of even greater concern. let's go live now to ed rappaport, deputy director of the national hurricane center in south florida. >> good evening. this is a 5:00 p.m. eastern time update on hurricane florence. florence remains a dangerous hurricane closing in on the southeast coast. this hour, the center of the hurricane is looking less than

400 miles offshore approaching north carolina and south carolina. very dangerous hurricane, category 3 on the scale, winds of 120 miles per hour. don't think there will be much change in terms of intensity over the next day or two. likely to approach the coast late thursday into friday with winds near that strength. because of those wins, we are expecting a very high storm surge. as the center of the storm approached the coast, strong winds, pushing water ashore and it will mean a storm surge as high as 9 to 13 feet. along portions of the north carolina coast and up some of the rivers as well with somewhat lower values but still very dangerous all the way down into south carolina and up to the virginia border. there is a storm surge warning along the coast for life-threatening storm surge. this will be one of the key hazards for this hurricane. we expect that everyone who

needs to prepare is in the process of doing so or is completed doing so so and is following recommendations and evacuations. you expect that the hurricane will slow down as it approaches the coast. that's bad news because not only does it prolong the wind and the storm surge along the coast, but it also allows the storm to dump more rainfall. we have a very large area of rainfall totals expected of 5 t, including areas that could see 20 inches, locally isolated spot 40 inches. we are expecting flooding along the coast from the storm surge destructive winds, and significant in land flooding from rainfall. this is a big risk coming into the next couple of days. the hazards will be increasing in the conditions will be deteriorating tomorrow. by tomorrow night and early friday, they will be near their worst along the coast. at the national hurricane center, i am ed rappaport.

>> let's take a look at what just happened. what has happened is the storm has weekend when they thought it would strengthen, but that's not to say it's not still extremely dangerous. it is. they thought there might be more strengthening, up to a category 4 before it hit land. now they believe it will hit as a category 3 for the big question is after it makes the glancing billings against a sl, does it had down the coast into south carolina and georgia? chief meteorologist rick reichmuth live in the fox extreme weather center. >> looking more like that, are models are in agreement. that hasn't been the case for the last five or six days at any point with the storm. the gfs, the euro. you hear us talking about those. they drift us further towards the south and eventually pull into shore somewhere across may be south carolina, north georgia. one of the things to point out,

wherever the center is, we can't really say where it's going to be. is it over their water overland? 32 my 40, it will weaken more rapidly. if it stays overwater, won't weaken as rapidly but it will weaken. the area of low pressure will pull up cool water and start to weaken a little bit. i mean from a category 3 storm to a category 1 storm versus maybe 50 miles an hour if it goes inland. here are the spaghetti models we talked about. that same idea of a northwest turn and then this dip to the south eventually, next monday or so, pulling towards the ohio valley. take a look, this is the satellite image. it has not strengthened any. it's going to go over some warmer water. still has to go over the gulf stream. higher oceanic heat content. it's possible it could strengthen.

however, the eye is really large. that eye being so large, it's expanded, so everyone is going to get something from the storm. take a look at the official track, and hugs the coast for a couple days. thursday at 2:00 p.m. just off the shore, that's friday at 2:00 p.m. that is saturday at 2:00 p.m. you get the idea, not move very much. that is a prolonged period of onshore wind, storm surge pulling all the water in. because that wind doesn't change, all that water is going to continue to be pulled in. the storm surge that ed rappaport was just talking about and then the rain that falls behind it, that rain, it wants to go out to the ocean, but you're going to have all of the water being pushed in from the storm surge and that's one of the reasons why we are so concerned about the inland flooding because that water won't be able to escape back onto the ocean. as he was saying as well, looking at some spots, maybe 22 mag 40 inches of rain along the

coast. let me tell you one last thing. wilmington, north carolina, the wettest year they've ever had already. for this storm is anywhere near here, such a rainy year already, so much of the ground is saturated. there is no place for that water to go except to flood and tried to get out. that's why we are so concerned about this disaster. >> rick reichmuth in the weather center. thank you. for virginia, things look better. for north carolina, south carolina and parts of georgia, doesn't look good. wilmington, north carolina, could get a direct hit there is utah from florence. folks under voluntary evacuation orders. rick leventhal is there right now. rick. stay go downtown wilmington is just that way, shepard. this is a main road into wrightsville beach nuc the police checkpoint there. they are stopping every vehicle there is not a lot of traffic. the only people being allowed past that checkpoint are residents of wrightsville beach which is just on the other side

of this drawbridge. this bridge will close at 8:00 tonight. that's it. no one else will be allowed onto the beach. everyone was on the beach and wants to get off will be able to drive over the bridge this way but you can't get onto the bridge after 8:00 tonight. we have seen fire rescue vehicles. pretty much any official who's been on the beach this week is getting off it. most of the residents have heated the evacuation orders. most businesses are already closed. most are boarded up. where we are standing, it will definitely be underwater if they get the 9 to 13-foot storm surge. >> rick leventhal in wilmington. let's go up the coast. steve harrigan in topsail beach north carolina. >> all along the beach, you can see the boarded-up houses, plywood is in short supply, along with gasoline, bottled water, and bread. a beautiful beach. we have sunscreen on but all come as far as the eye can see,

you can't see another human being. people have been packing up, boarding up, getting there in r vehicles. some of the business owners we spoke to said they are concerned about what they have built up here, seasonal businesses might not exist after the storm is over. >> storms like this, two or three weeks or longer. it's going to hurt them, it's going to kill me. >> duke energy says as many as 12 max 3 million people might lose power. when you speak to people who decided to stay here, they have heard the warnings. they know that of the very minimum, they are likely to be without electric power. back to you. >> steve harrigan, north topsail beach and north carolina. the headline, brand-new 5:00 eastern time update from the national hurricane center is the hurricane has weekend ever so slightly. the central pressure has gone up only 1 millibar.

it is continuing to hit northwest towards the coast where they believe it will strike out glancing blow somewhere along the north carolina coast and then begin to drift down. as you look at the map, you will see it's a category 3 storm moving towards the coast. let's take the big map. you can see is headed right up. they believe that by thursday afternoon, tomorrow afternoon at 2:00, 125-mile-an-hour maximum sustained winds, strong categor. coming ashore, don't know exactly where but somewhere around wilmington, then drifting down the coast into south carolina, potentially into georgia and lingering for multiple days. the chance for an enormous storm surge is very good and chance for up to 40 inches of rain in isolated spots. florence is one not to be taken lightly. "the five" is next on fox news channel. i am shepard smith.

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>> jesse: hello, everybody and welcome to "the five." hurricane florence is set to slam into the carolinas potentially causing catastrophic

damage and somehow it is now president trump's fault. "the washington post" out with an op-ed entitled another hurricane is about to batter our coast. trump is complicit. according to the post, because president trump doesn't bend over backwards to support climate change, he is now to blame. i go to our resident climate change expert, greg gutfeld. >> greg: oh! this always drives me crazy. i will start with two facts and then have an overall assessment of the situation. >> jesse: close your ears, he's going to talk facts. >> greg: 51 years, 19 major hurricanes. if you go 51 years from 1965. 22016, you've only had seven. 37% as frequent. if there's rising climate change and fewer major hurricanes, there goes your theory. there is an increasing damage over time with these hurricanes.

that is not due to the storm intensity, it's because we are increasing infrastructure in coastal areas. you can blame not global warming but you can blame the builders for building in areas where there are storms. i will say this to be fair, the jury is probably still out on this. it's going to take time to look at everything. the big problem is what i call the trump floater. you know when you go to a bar and you order a whiskey with a baileys floater, every story is now a drink. every story is a drink with age from floater. whether it's about coming yesterday, 9/11 or hurricanes or any kind of event, psychological disorders, depression, can't sleep, it's trump. everything has a trump angle. everything is a drink with a trump floater and it's because people in the media have trump on the brain and they are using that instead of their brain. >> jesse: why are all your

analogies about bars? >> greg: one always leads to the other. >> jesse: i came prepared. i will go to mr. williams, because i found out how old you are. i know this is going to be statistical. i brought a chart. can we see the chart? america, the largest decline in co2 emissions in the world. look at us. we are reducing our co2. countries like china, the european union, canada, they are increasing their co2. first year of the trump presidency, co2 is down. juan, explained that one. >> juan: maybe you kept your mouth shut and the hot air didn't get out. i will say you have us as the number one emitter of these

gases. use they would make some steps to pull back, and therefore everybody else is to blame? i don't get it. >> jesse: we are decreasing. >> juan: and we should. >> jesse: china and india and the e.u. are increasing. >> juan: they haven't increasing increasing base of middle-class people, factories and the like. >> jesse: the e.u. is gaining a middle class? >> juan: china, brazil, india, they are building up. the idea is that the united states, as a successful economy with a large middle class, would set an example about the need for reducing co2. >> jesse: and we are. >> juan: no, we are not. >> jesse: that's why the statistics are what they are. >> juan: here's what "the washington post" editorial board said. guess who has just legislation to allow the expansion of methane gas released in our country? donald trump. donald trump and republican orthodoxy has become, we are the contraries. we don't believe scientists. we don't believe any of us about increasing temperatures and

greg, there has been increasing temperatures over the last dozen years in the world. >> jesse: increasing under my collar because you are making me very angry. mr. williams. >> jedidiah: the implication is the united states should take measures which often frankly our job killing measures, people lose their jobs because it hurts energy production. other sources of energy production are not ready to roll and compete with coal. other countries get to do nothing? >> juan: you are thinking -- >> jedidiah: that was what the paris accord was about. >> juan: note wasn't. the are off because the reality is now that alternative energy development has produced more jobs than lets a coal mining. >> jesse: tons of windmill jobs out there. >> greg: backed by power stations. >> jesse: dana, let's get some facts. this was about donald trump and preblaming him for the hurricane. used to be that the hurricane comes and then they attack him.

>> dana: president obama's administration, hurricane sandy was blamed on republicans as well. republicans are always blamed for hurricanes. i talked to charlie hurt, he lives in the path of the hurricane and he said people are still talking about hurricane camille from 1969. it was a terrible hurricane. the i do think america plays an important role. we are innovative and we have a growing economy and that means you can invest in new technology so you can get to the point jedediah was making which is, can we continue to figure out a way. from a political standpoint, the republican party could stand to talk about this a little bit more. they have a good position. you're going to lose an entire younger generation if you don't try to talk to them about this. >> greg: you can't win. >> dana: you can just not try. >> greg: right now what's happening is liberals, and the left, the liberals, they replaced global warming with

trump. it used to be that global warming because more shark attacks and depression but now they have just said no, trump causes everything bad. now we have to do our best to somehow reduce the amount of trump in the atmosphere. [laughter] >> jedidiah: you can support innovation. that's a great idea. but the problem is that they want to, the united states can't do this by ourselves. if we do great things when it comes to energy sources and the rest of the world doesn't follow suit, it's not going to accomplish anything. if these other areas are not ready to compete with coal, i am all for it. i am all for innovations that -- but you can't kill one industry and these people have nowhere to work. >> juan: remember when hillary clinton said to the coal miners we can help you move on, find new jobs. it was oh oh! >> dana: also said we are going to put you out of business. >> greg: they put her out of business. >> jesse: the act, they did.

>> juan: it sounded like you are making the case for the paris climate deal. that locks in other countries to make commensurate sacrifices. >> jesse: i think you need to reread the accord. >> dana: the methane piece is more complicated than how juan described it. >> jesse: the most important thing is whatever she was melania where to the hurricane ravage states, they better not be too expensive because she's going to get attacked. democrats completely silent after another left-wing political attack. greg is on it next. (music throughout)

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♪ >> greg: as we hear the media complain about trump's blunt rhetoric, it pays to see their response when violence follows their rhetoric. one man just tried to stab a

republican candidate. the fiend allegedly cursed trump. this come as another broadway star pleads. >> where is john wilkes booth when you need him? will i be on an enemies list? i hope so. >> greg: johnny depp looks terrible. [laughter] cut back on the rom. this comes as the cheerleader of confrontation brings about threatening trump supporters all the time. >> i did not threaten his constituents, supporters. i do that all the time but i didn't with that time. >> greg: the media will call this cause and effect but since it's a liberal, it's just a coincidence. you have all this violent anti-trump rhetoric and it has absolute nothing to do with har harm. if only we had an actual expert, someone who knows firsthand what left-wing political violence looks like. >> they need to be denouncing that kind of activity.

there is no place for it. if somebody on the right was doing it, we would be vocally denouncing it. they need to denounce it on the left. >> greg: 's words will probably not matter as much these days because most victims now are just those with wounded feelings. that's what we care about. we hear a lot about trump's rhetoric as though it's worse than violent deeds. this after four decades of incendiary words and deeds turning from the left. guys like bill ayers, the left-wing bomber who just retired from the university that you pay for. on 9/11, he was quoted "the new york times" saying i don't regret setting bombs. i feel we didn't do enough. why do we get the sense are more more people 17 years later might agree with them? it is the business of demonization and it seems to be booming. just ask steve scalise. >> dana: i always like the kicker. the thing is there's never a follow-up if it's -- >> dana: it's an isolated

incident. >> greg: it's frustrating. seems that the media and democrats denounce violence when it suits them. i place you in that camp. >> juan: i think it is trump. when the right wing was all about beating up people trump or alice alice, what did he say? you know what, i don't endorse it but these people have tremendous passion. >> greg: nothing has ever happened? >> juan: how about i would like to punch him in the face test trump? >> greg: words, words. i am talking about deeds. >> juan: what about charlottesville? you want to talk about deeds? >> greg: trump cause that? >> juan: i'm not playing any game. steve scalise has grounds to speak on this with great authority given the suffering he went through but i am saying it strikes me that when maxine waters, and we have seen this

hundred times now. people say it's violence. that's not the kind of violence we are staying at trump rallies. >> jesse: she just admitted she actually does threaten people all the time, just not in that particular incident. >> juan: we are talking about what happened with sarah huckabee sanders. >> greg: it's okay to harass people. >> juan: to confront people and say i don't like what we are doing. we are americans. we have a right to say that. >> greg: in a world where feelings matter, unless you are republican. i think maxine's sin is that she is promoting everything but democracy. she is not saying vote, go out and vote. she is saying impeach, which is essentially saying overthrow. >> jedidiah: she is saying bully and use the media and news everything to -- he got elected. he is everybody's president. i keep hearing liberal say he's not my president. he's everybody's president. the medias selective coverage. i think back to the tea party rallies i went to and how the media was scouring those cows looking for violence, looking

for signs they could say was inciting violence. that same media ignore the same violence going on, after occupy wall street. there were accusations of rapse in those tent. they won't hold people accountable for actual violence against people on the right. somehow the rhetoric matters to them more than the actual acts of violence. >> greg: i understand why people act violent. if you've been taught for years that the other side is the oppressor and that you are the oppressed, it's not about being wrong or right. it's about being moral and immoral or evil. the republicans and conservatives will always be the target of violence because they are seen as immoral or evil. >> jesse: because the ends justify the means. that's how they have been raised and that's how they believe and they are like infants. if they don't get their way, they will scream and they will plunge. i understand the frustration because trump is winning and

hereof that in their face. he pushes their buttons, they are completely shut out of power on every level. >> juan: excuse me, dr. waters. >> juan: mr. williams. >> juan: i believe that you were raised by liberal parents. >> jesse: i turned out fine. >> juan: were you raised to be violence? >> jesse: i am saying that they have been conditioned. hollywood has done a lot of things and maxine waters, as you know, they traffic in this type of violent rhetoric and i'm not blaming the these people. i am saying they are not condemning these people when it comes out. this man who has trump derangement syndrome just tried to stab a republican congressional candidate. i haven't heard this once on the network news, anywhere outside of fox news or the internet. where is the condemnation coming from leadership in the democratic party? saying that we don't condone this type of stuff. i don't hear it.

>> juan: the guy is nuts. >> jesse: i agree. a >> jedidiah: you are not blaming all those people. >> jesse: condemn this. >> jedidiah: focus on the left don't do that. one person will come out weapons have a comment on their facebook page that is pro-trump and now that it's all trump supporters, all republicans. >> dana: there is one practical thing that could be done. the federal election commission could change the law to allow campaign contributions to be used for personal security. if you are a member or you are a candidate and you're concerned, you should be allowed to do that. it would be fully disclosed, and i know that's a proposal in front of them now and i think they should do it. >> greg: put that in your good suggestion journal. [laughter] >> dana: and smoke it. >> greg: oh, my goodness, dana. ever since they legalized it. >> jedidiah: you are a bad influence. >> greg: coming up, we are

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>> juan: this is a fox news alert. we are expecting president trump to speak at any moment, set to give us an update on the government's response to hurricane florence. the storm has been downgraded to a category 3 but please understand it's still extremely dangerous. we will bring it to you live when the president begins. party leaders on the hill drawing battle lines, issuing bold warnings. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell fully expecting a rough fight and several of the battleground states. >> all of them, too close to call. everyone of them, like a knife fight in an alley. i hope when the smoke clears we will still have the majority in the senate.

>> juan: house minority leader nancy pelosi expressing confidence that her party will won the house and she is going to be elected speaker. >> i feel very comfortable about the support i have in the caucus. and that i will be the speaker of the house. >> juan: dana, give us your sense of what's going on. >> dana: it's typical. if you're the challenger, like nancy pelosi, you want to express confidence and get people out there, motivate them. if you are mcconnell and you are on the defensive position, you want to say it looks tough and i hope everyone's going to give us more money and basically mcconnell is usually like that. he under promises and over delivers. it's interesting that now senator mcconnell and his team is going to have to go to texas and tried to help senator ted cruz to make sure he can win and that's a place where republicans should not have to be spending money. it's important enough that they are committed to doing it. >> juan: can you believe mcconnell has to bail out ted cruz? >> jesse: they are best

friends, i think. >> dana: they are now. >> jesse: i heard that mcconnell is doing something really cagey. he is keeping the senate open for october to prevent the democratic senators from going to campaign. i think it is smart. the congressional generic ballot has trended towards the left ever since the manna for it and cohen news dropped in august. you saw that trend release bike at that moment and energize the left and it depressed the right. there is a lot of wild cards. george w. bush is coming back and he is starting to raise money. trump is getting in there and he's going to campaign hard. the only thing left is the economy, and the economy is ripping. blue-collar wages are through the roof. the stock market is back to 26,000. gas prices still below $3 a gallon. things are looking good. who knows what's going to happen. >> juan: jedediah bila part of

the amazement people have is that places like indiana which is a red state, mike pence. you have joe donnelly there. right there it looks like a toss-up. you look at other states, montana, heidi heitkamp three jon tester i should say. looks like a toss-up. missouri. who thought democrats could hold -- >> jedidiah: >> dana: they haves spinning against them yet. >> jedidiah: you would never think -- an indication places that typically many would think would be guaranteed is not a guarantee. i think nancy pelosi is a nightmare for democrats. she is very polarizing. people in swing districts really can't stand her. a lot of democrats on the ballot are already saying we are not aligning ourselves with her. i think it's a bad move. she's part of an old regime, so to speak.

i think they need some new blood and if you have people on the fence, all these places that are very red that may flip and say as a rejection of trump, we are going to vote for a democrat, nancy pelosi is being used in all these republican attack ads. they are saying you don't want to go over there. it's not right now but it could. i don't think she's very good for the left. >> juan: greg, i want to pick up on jedediah's point. you look at a situation where you want to encourage republicans to go to the polls. i saw that kevin mccarthy, the whip, said nancy pelosi should scare people. is that going to work? >> greg: she can do it pretty easily. these races are closer than michael moore's thighs. you have to prepare for the midterms the way you prepare for a hurricane. you have to be prepared for the worst. go by history, the party of the incumbent always loses because they don't see much of the win, which is a mistake on their part in the party out of power has nothing to lose and everything

to gain, so we've got to prepare for that. i am looking forward to pelosi back in the saddle because i imagine our show will be written by 11:00 a.m. i can head to the sauna because we will have two pelosi blocks every day. >> juan: she will be the wicked witch of the west. coming in on a broom on top of the hurricane. we can go to rick reichmuth and they will say there is pelosi. >> dana: you have a wild imagination. >> juan: stay right there. wild card wednesday up next on "the five" ." we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health.

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♪ >> dana: it's time for wild card wednesday. we each picked a topic not in the show and put them in this hat. none of us knows the stories each other selected. let's see. surveys show americans are willing to go into debt for new iphones. 11% of americans would be willing to go into debt. the phones range now from $750 all the way to $1400. that's a lot of money. >> juan: that was mine.

today the new iphone comes out. supposed to have a larger screen. it is the price, the price that's really shocking because if you're going to pay $1500 for an iphone, basically, we already know there's a big line of demarcation in american society that says you can tell the ridge from the poor by who owns an iphone. gregory is nodding. you know that i'm right. >> greg: i don't talk to anybody on an iphone. i don't talk to anybody. >> jesse: they don't talk to you. >> dana: would you go into debt for an iphone? >> jesse: i am already in debt. >> dana: in-depth to me. >> jesse: no, i would not. i use a flip phone still. it does as good a job. >> dana: your new book is coming out soon. this doesn't surprise you. >> jedidiah: know. people get addicted. you want -- it becomes trendy.

>> dana: if you have one of these and you are an entrepreneur, you don't need an office. you can work wherever you want. >> greg: the reason why it is important is because it is supplementing your brain. people talk about putting stuff in your head. everything is here. you have the bible, every shakespearean work. this is your brain now. it's your external drive. >> dana: worth every penny. >> jesse: i don't know my parents phone number. >> greg: i do. [laughter] >> dana: i'm going to give you a tip. print out your contact list once a year. if something goes down, you will have numbers. >> greg: great idea. >> juan: dana, are you going to buy one? >> dana: i have an iphone.

google research says it's rude to wait 20 minutes to reply to attacks. this isn't the one i chose. come on. >> jedidiah: that is the one i chose. >> dana: why did you choose it? >> jedidiah: people are going insane. i have a friend who is dating a guy. he will text him something and if he doesn't answer, 10 minutes later, i hate him. >> jesse: you have to wait at least 10 minutes. 20, 30. >> jedidiah: people have jobs. they are doing other stuff. like this, the assumption is you're going to answer right away. >> greg: if you don't answer me immediately, you are dead to me. >> jedidiah: you don't answer me immediately. >> dana: mark wahlberg, he shares his insane schedule. daily routine, two major workouts, cryo chamber recovery, family time, prayer. >> jesse: this was my story. >> dana: goes to bed at 7:30 p.m. is that true?

>> jesse: i did this for all the ladies in the control room who really wanted to see mark with his shirt off. it's a day similar to mine. you wake up, you pray. >> greg: his percentage of body fat is a little bit higher than mine. >> dana: greg, this must be yours. novelist who wrote about how to murder your husband is charged with -- 's before killing her husband. it goes against my theory that if you want to kill somebody, write a book saying you are going to kill somebody because when they interview you, they say -- >> jesse: that was a movie. >> dana: she wrote books about relationships. >> jesse: michael douglas and sharon stone. "basic instinct." that is the plot. >> greg: that is the only movie you have seen. >> jesse: guilty as charged. >> jedidiah: greg's point is true, honestly. it's a racy movie, "basic

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cast. >> dana: i want to make sure we get this in before. it's greg gutfeld's birthday. it's a plate of ribs and also a bottle of phenol. >> greg: i'll be drinking this on the way home. from the edna valley. i like to think of myself as the fives maverick. >> jessie: 840 good on you. >> greg: eat some of these. >> jessie: fox nation is underway it's an on-demand subscription-based service, you can see a lot of exclusive talent from some of the best people you see on the air here and they are even zany or -- dana will be there.

you don't see what kind of books they are. i think tomi lahren wanted to say a few things, let's listen. >> can't miss news specials and documentary and more. >> this is our time, this is going to be our place. >> sign up for updates and be the first to know. go to fox nation.com. >> jessie: watch every single "watters' world" package, all 300 of them. >> greg: that's such a bad idea. >> jessie: 7:00 p.m., be there or be square, greg is next. >> greg: i've got a podcast, it's with -- we talk about nightmares, sleep, sleep terrors, lucid dreaming and why we think bad thoughts. it's very interesting.

you won't find that on fox nation. maybe you will, who knows? >> juan: how's this for symbolism? take a look at this video shot in andover minnesota, that's an eagle in case you couldn't make it out perched on an extended letter on the back of a fire truck that was there to honor victims of the 9/11 terror attacks 17th anniversary. fire chief jerry's said the eagle stayed for so long he was able to get the phone out and capture the video. the eagle landed just as the pair of fire trucks were suspending a giant american flag. we couldn't have asked for anything more patriotic. the video has been viewed by more than 3 million folks and attracted endless well wishes. >> jedidiah: a camera that was meant to catch intruders caught another little thief in the kitchen with pause and a tail.

this german shepherd was enticed and smelled warm peanut butter i can understand why that was appealing. this dog removes the aluminum foil first and gets back up and eats pretty much all the stuff. this made me very nervous because some stuff dogs can't eat. he knocks it over and apparently ate at all. does jasper do this? >> dana: he doesn't do that, he's an angel. what are you doing for your birthday? >> greg: i've got to go to dinner. the wife and i are going to have a nice meal downtown. i would hate to be mobbed by my massive fan base in downtown new york. they see me they go crazy. they rip out what's left of my hair and they propositioned me right in front of my wife it's

embarrassing. >> jedidiah: what's your ideal meal for your birthday? >> greg: i was going to have ribs but now that i've had ribs i'll have to find something else. >> jessie: you ruined your appetite. >> greg: i probably won't eat until 8:00 so i can have another male. >> juan: i'm thinking of fireworks on the hudson in celebration of greg's birthday. then i was thinking we could have dancing people, because you can't have dancing girls you can't say that. dancing people, like clowns on those high still. >> greg: what would be great for my birthday if everyone went and bought my book, the greg gutfeld monologues. i'm the one who matters today. >> jessie: and set your dvrs never miss an episode of the 5k must "special report" is up nex next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert, coming to you live at the

fox news world headquarters in new york. the big story is about 385 miles off the east coast. tonight, more than 10 million people are under hurricane warnings and watches in the carolinas and virginia. hurricane florence is shaping up to be that relative you never really wanted over in the first place, increasing its potential for devastation and water. john roberts is at the white house, starting off with the meteorologist at the fox weather center in new york. >> i don't think we have any way out of that, there is the storm right now. it has strengthened throughout the day-to-day so it's a very large storm and it's getting very c