does this shine light on fat shaming? that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" as hurricane florence makes landfall, complete coverage for you. "fox and friends first" will have an early start tomorrow morning beginning at 3 am eastern and we hope you will join us. "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> we dodged bullets before and this one is rolling right at us. >> go to your car and leave town. you can always come back but you will be alive. jillian: thursday, september 13th, this is a fox news alert, hurricane florence careening towards the east coast. could make landfall in a matter of hours. rob: the dangers that lie ahead as a shifting course puts 10 million people in the crosshairs of that storm. proof of an alleged plan to sink donald trump. jillian: how peter stzrok and

lisa page might be a bigger deep state conspiracy. reverend jesse jackson, the controversial comparison. rob: could taking a knee in protest be compared to taking a knee in prayer? "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: let's get to our top story on what some are calling the storm of a lifetime. the storm downgraded to a category 2 overnight, 110 mile an hour winds and waves reaching 83 feet, experts can't stress enough the storm could be deadly. rob: we got you covered on every angle, todd pyro, jonathan siri, griff jenkins monitoring conditions on the ground. jillian: we start with janice dean. downgraded to a category 2 but still very strong storm.

>> i worry that because of a category 2 people will let their guard down but the national hurricane center is saying don't, we still have a very dangerous storm surge and epic flooding on the way is the storm is expected to stall. folks across the northeast, hurricane sandy, that was a category one when it made landfall and did destructive damage, part of the reason was because of its size and the storm surge and the rainfall. just because it is a category 2 it is 1 mile shy of a major hurricane. the 5 am advisory just out, we are seeing the radar here, the outer bands of rain moving close to the outer banks, we could see a tornado watch in the next couple hours because of these landfalling storms. we have a threat for severe weather including tornadoes. future radar, this model makes landfall friday.

we don't quite know the point of landfall. will it hug the coast or make several and falls, this shows landfall friday and lingering in north carolina and parts of south carolina and that could be the legacy of this storm, the epic amount of rain. the latest track moving inland using close on friday perhaps making landfall, the chance of it stalling offshore. south carolina needs to pay attention to this and the appalachians, high mountainous terrain, the flooding will be incredible. we will set records with this system anywhere from 20 to 40 inches of rain along the coast of north carolina and that is going to be the danger. more people die in the flooding and storm surge than the wind so keep that in mind. there is the storm surge, 9 to 13 feet is not changed from yesterday even though they

downgraded the storm. 9 feet of storm surge will kill you. power outages, a lot of along the coast, could last days or even weeks. just because the number is down by one, the risks and life-threatening danger is still the same. rob: right on the cusp of cat to to 3-d expected to we can further? >> i expected to at least maintain strength, it could strengthen further as it makes landfall, the water temperatures are 85, 86 °. there is enough to strengthen the storm. when you have a strengthening storm making landfall that is more dangerous. heed the warnings, it is the same as it was two days ago even though we are down to a 2. rob: hurricane florence, very strong category 2 storm right on

the cusp, life-threatening storm surge and flooding expected to devastate the coast despite the downgrade. jillian: they are expecting 110 mile an hour winds, nothing to mess around with. >> reporter: it is not. the coast guard said conditions, no ships in or out. expectation of gale force winds, 35 miles an hour or more but janice can be more right on when she talks about not underestimating the danger. for little context hurricane matthew two years ago hit north carolina and caused 28 deaths and catastrophic flooding as a category one. this area, many areas haven't recovered, going to be subjected to 9 to 13 feet of storm surge. this could be completely underwater by tomorrow in

extreme flooding that will come with it because we have low-lying areas with all of these rivers. it is a water event that is life-threatening. the excessive rainfall complicating things tremendously if it does park here. this happened with matthew. adam schneider wants to remind you you are not getting help if you get in trouble. >> the big struggle is the wind and flooding, we have to worry about not just this weekend but the next two weeks after the storm passes. that is the critical part. >> in atlantic beach the bridge is closing at 7:00 am. we will monitor the situation, back to morehead city. as we wait for the form to hit.

jillian: officials in south carolina making a final push to get everyone out ahead of the potentially deadly hurricane florence. >> we are going to knock on your door and ask you to leave. i want to encourage everyone, time to prepare. >> todd pyro live in myrtle beach where he talked to people refusing to evacuate. >> good morning robin jillian, the mayor talking about those door knocks which will begin at 8:00 this one, police begging people to leave but they cannot force you to leave. it is your decision. as for conditions the wind has picked up since we last checked in with "fox and friends first," expect that to continue but this tells you, north myrtle beach, most of the buildings, homes, structures look like this,

abandoned, maybe a light on but no activity to be seen and then you have this house behind us, and some cars, people remaining. people are defiant saying no matter what happens they are not leaving. >> why are you staying? >> my whole family is staying so i'm not going to leave. my mom and dad are close by. my mom can't travel, she is ill. i'm staying right here. >> reporter: yesterday was another day to prepare from the myrtle beach sky wheel, gondola being removed from the military moving aircraft. most are taking the storm seriously despite the drop to a category 2 and that is because of the sheer size of florence, look at this shot from the international space station, the size of the hurricane bigger than the area of north and south carolina combined. rain and storm surge the big fears especially if this

slow-moving storm stalls was the mayor of north myrtle beach pleading with people in her town to get out. >> my biggest concern is people are not listening to the mandatory evacuation. we have 35% still here on the coast in our city. if you take your family and move, prepare for the worst and hope for the best. >> the mayor going on to warn once winds reach 40 miles an hour or more first responders will not be able to come out and get you, something happens to you you are on your own. >> scary situation that you don't want to mess around with.

deadly shooting spree as a man kills 5 people including his wife in just 10 minutes. this started in the bakersfield trucking business before going outside. >> obviously these are not random shootings. there will be a connection between all these players. >> after the shooting, the gunman stole a car with a woman and child inside. they were able to escape. when deputies found the shooter he shot and killed himself. it is not clear what happened. rob: new questions about a leaking operation for political gain ahead of the russia probe, text messages revealed between peter stzrok and lisa page suggest others may have been speaking to the press. the anti-from former fbi official peter stzrok writes our sisters have begun leaking like mad, scorned and worried and political, kicking into overdrive. and fbi spokesman says that could be reference to another

intelligence agency. stzrok and page served on the russia investigation, page resigned and peter stzrok resigned. donald trump signing an effective order to sanction countries that interfere with us elections, the white house declared election meddling a national emergency. the order is intended to beef up security and prevent future attacks. we are just eight weeks from the midterms. jillian: primary day in new york, the gubernatorial race between andrew cuomo and socialist actress cynthia nixon taking center stage but nixon is not the only democratic socialist hoping to win big. of 27-year-old far left feminist running for state senate is challenging eight term incumbent martin dylan. rob: foxbusiness alert, americans making more money

under donald trump's booming economy, median household income rising to an all-time high of $61,000. the poverty rate dipping from 12.7% in 2016 to 12.3% in 2017. experts credit and improving job market. heather: donald trump telling people in florence's path to get out. >> this is going to be one of the biggest ones to ever hit our country. protection of life is the absolute highest priority. heather: the mayor of new bern, north carolina joins us with his plan to keep people safe. rob: x marks the gender. what one city did to give parents another option when they a lot of birth certificate. ♪ she is not a woman ♪

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>> this is going to be one of the biggest ones to ever hit our country. residents in the path of this

devastating storm should comply with all evacuation orders, protection of life is the absolute highest priority. rob: donald trump doubling down on critical warnings for anyone in the path of hurricane florence. jillian: mandatory evacuations standing before the -- carolina coast but many said they are staying. rob: dana outlaw is the mayor of newborn, north carolina and has a message for those who think they can ride out this dangerous storm. what is the message? >> go west, young man, go west. don't stop until you get past raleigh, interstate 95, keep going. jillian: a lot of people decide every hurricane we cover that they want to stay, they went to ride it out. how dangerous is this not only for people who want to stay but

first responders until the point they can't any longer? >> after 40 miles an hour -- do an internet search, look up camille. it was a tropical storm as well.being a category 5, 200 lives were lost. please get in the car and go west and don't stop until you get past i-95. this is the most serious hurricane i have been in and i have been in a bunch of them. rob: the fear meteorologist and janice talked about his people here category two and let their guard down. water is the most deadly part of the hurricane. even though the winds are down the water is expected to be tremendous and that is what kills people. >> yes. main concern is lines that might be down. storm surge, we are predicting 4 feet higher than irene which was the record. looks very much like hurricane

hazel. jillian: is your town ready for this? >> we are. we have been preparing for the last three days. our emergency operations center, we have been coordinating all of our staff in the eeoc centers, we are continuing to stress that you need to evacuate. we do have some centers, some transportation, several areas that are low-lying. it is going to be hard to get folks out if they get stranded. rob: new bern is pretty much coastal. it is on a bit of an inlet but you are in the mandatory evacuation the. what do you expect your town, i'm curious about the outer banks, when will these look like after the storm moves through? they could be covered in water?

>> we planned for all of these in the past week. a lot of resources available. we have crews coming in from missouri. we have reciprocity with communities that are not affected and expeditiously give lines backed up. we are very concerned about flood conditions. please don't make the mistake, get out of this. >> sometimes the power outages can last days if not weeks after storms like this. it is 19 after the hour. colin kaepernick kneeling in protest of the national anthem versus tim tebo kneeling in prayer. how is this close to the same thing? rob: the reverend jesse jackson talking a firestorm with a comparison that will put your

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jillian: myrtle beach is a ghost town as workers and tourists head in land. do you remember the cyclist who gave donald trump's medicaid the middle finger? now she is running for a county board of supervisors in virginia, she announced her decision on twitter saying, quote, we deserve transparency of government, fully funded schools and smarter solutions. time for a change. she was fired from her government contractor job over this stunt. she says it inspired her to run for office. rob: nike and columbia going to bat for illegal immigrants, ceos opposing a ballot initiative that would repeal the state of oregon sanctuary state law which protect illegal immigrants. the ceo says it will damage oregon's long-standing track record is a place that attract

diverse talent from around the globe. nike and columbia are headquartered in oregon, nike absent to restate stance comes after the controversial new ad starring colin kaepernick. jillian: jesse jackson comparing colin kaepernick to tim tebow kneeling in prayer. >> he said it was interesting when tim tebow takes any it is accepted and when colin kaepernick does it, both did it for what they believed in, one religion, one for justice. jillian: when tim tebow knelt in prayer it was never during the national anthem. your comments have been pouring in. most of you disagree with the reverend. ira tweets tebothat w was not protesting, he was praying, jackson isn't even close. cindy rights reverend jackson, that is willfully misleading. what is going on. colin kaepernick took in the a

protest which is a right, but tebow was praying. another says jj should remove the reverend off of his name. is he not for prayer as well? rob: of fox news alert, battening down the hatches, the military ready to save lives when hurricane florence hits land, they are preparing for the worst. >> please don't the impeachment anymore. when they say that i say impeachment impeachment. jillian: top democrats want the president impeached, their voters not so much. is this a sign to get off the wagon? political panel coming up next. at outback. back by popular demand, steak & lobster starting at $15.99! and time...is limited, so hurry in today. outback steakhouse. aussie rules.

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rob: hurricane florence downgraded but still a very dangerous, very strong category 2 storm. jillian: it is growing toward

the east coast expected to bring life-threatening storm surges, millions of the move, others hunkering down. rob: jonathan siri is live where the new york -- the us coast guard outlined its plan for this big storm. good morning. >> reporter: i apologize for the lack of lighting. the police ordered us off the public beach so we are trying to cooperate with them and moved to private property but i will tell you what is going on, the us coast guard staging helicopters and boats so it can respond as quickly as possible after florence passes. they are urging swimmers and boaters to stay out of hurricane conditions limit what the coast guard can do for people stranded at sea and many taking the warnings seriously. >> we have dodged bullets before and this time this one is a bowling ball rolling right at us. this will be my first time being

evacuated. >> all the stuff we need. >> reporter: camp lejeune set up shelters for anyone with the part of the fence id, the marine base bringing their own toiletries, games and 3 days of food. military bases have been moving aircraft to protect them from the storm and volunteer organization sending 1000 people to north carolina, south carolina and virginia ahead of the storm. >> number one priority is search and rescue. the number one task search and rescue and recovery. >> reporter: most residents and visitors evacuated the island, the police told us they would escort us off the island if we don't get off the beach right now and that is what we're going to do, cooperate with them. jillian: cooperate with the officials, stay safe.

the five new mexico compound suspects will remain behind bars. a federal judge denying them bail. will it be muslim extremists, a danger to the community? the group taking charges for transporting firearms with ammunition from georgia to new mexico in 2017. they are accused of training starving children are the dead toddler was found. they all pleaded not guilty. rob: the long time executive producer of 60 minutes said he was fired over a text message, he said he lost his job at cbs after demanding a reporter be fair in covering a story about sexual misconduct allegations against him. that reporter has come forward. >> i am that reporter. he publicly referred to our exchange today, i once to be transparent about it. he said to me, quote, if you repeat these false accusations without any of your own

reporting to back them up you will be held responsible for harming me. >> reporter: fager's departure is right after les moonves resigned sunday amid sexual misconduct allegations. jillian: new yorkers will soon identify as gender x on their birth certificates. the board of health voting to include a third option without the need for a doctor's note. the new law will go into effect next year in oregon, california, new jersey and washington state in allowing gender x option. rob: the senate judiciary committee is set to vote on brett kavanaugh today, democrats claim he wants to overturn roe versus wade despite brett cavanagh making his position pretty clear. >> an important precedent of the supreme court, roe versus wade and planned parenthood, reaffirmed many times, kc is

president on precedent which itself is an important factor. jillian: it seems that is not enough for democrats who insist he has another agenda. rob: are the concerns of democrats justified or is this another obstruction tactic? that is the question. here to weigh in, ryan, thanks for coming on this morning. this is a he said she said situation. what do you make of it? >> many years ago several justices wanted to overthrow roe versus wade and one more justice might be able to swing it but he said clearly in his hearing but this is not his intention, precedent upon president and justice roberts who is the chief justice who is not an activist, he will not try to make this in court but this is a chance for a lot of democrats to repair their

presidential run and they scream and cry and declare they are spartacus but at the end of the day this, over the next several years, a lot of decisions on abortion but sovereignty issues and brett kavanaugh told washington dc restaurant you don't have a right to import non-americans to work in your restaurant. i think he is where americans are and will interpret the constitution correctly. >> the majority of this country, some democrats are trying to do and perhaps campaign for themselves in 2020, will people do that? >> the majority of americans speaking to the 10% of primary voters in certain swing states who said they scream when trump was inaugurated screaming no in the street and pound their chest and go on marches, speaking to those people. after you win the first ten

states, the presidential nominee, kamala harris and cory booker are speaking to people, primary democrat voters. rob: revo repealing roe versus wade is not popular. the concerns may be justified because brett kavanaugh is a conservative, i believe he is catholic, he is probably not crazy about the idea of abortion but also somebody that follows the law and what he is supposed to do. >> there have been many catholics who favored abortion. i don't think that is the main point. this is a chance to energize the base before the midterm elections and have a preview for the democrats in the 2020 primary. that is where this hearing comes from. jillian: we heard brett

kavanaugh's stance on this. the email from 2003 says, quote, i am not sure all legal scholars are for 2 roe versus law as settled law of the land. three current justices would do so. the point is the court point. what do you make of that? >> this was a long time ago. some of those justices, not on the court anymore. he was at the time. i think this is to rehash history. you can remember a lot of these senators making this fuss said they were going to vote against brett cavanagh before he was even picked when they didn't know who they were going to pick. when trump placed ruth bader ginsburg, talking about abortion being overturned, this is pandering to the most minute members of the democratic party. rob: maxine waters talking about

impeachment, but concern is she will motivate republicans to the polls in the midterms. >> new york times poll, every swing district a majority or plurality for impeachment because people are against uncertainty. it is why obamacare failed, they are missing with my healthcare, i don't know what you are doing and i'm nervous. a majority of voters do not once trump impeached even if they don't like him personally and that is why most presidents get a second term, people like knowing what they are going to get. rob: a fox news alert, violence flying into the eye of hurricane florence, what a job. they come out unscathed. the deputy director behind the daring flight joins us with an incredible story. >> most people here are pretty

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this plane is great because it showed me a chance to show gratitude and support to the officers who do these flights multiple times a day. we were deploying drop zones, little instrument packets and we would drop them out and descend, we were collecting data, vertical profiles and send that information to computer models. l from outside the storm. you have to collect the data. >> from what you the coast and

down, when it slows down it actually provides the opportunity to produce a tremendous amount of rainfall. when everyone is focused on the intensity of the storm the two things we are seeing is wind field is much bigger geographically so it will produce a very large area of storm surge and a tremendous amount of rain because when it slows down to make that turn it provides an opportunity for the storm to continue to reign in certain areas so you will see tremendous inland flooding and damage. rob: as the wind dies down the story is water with this storm. tell us how these storms work. we always talk about that will defined i wall. this storm had a beautiful lie, beautiful storm a day ago. do you see it being that defines or is it starting to fall apart a little bit?

>> the i wall is starting to degrade a little bit. if you can envision an ice skater when they put their arms in a spin faster and when they extend their arms they spin slower, sometimes when you see the eye grow in size physically the magnitude of the wind will decrease. rob: interesting. jillian: some tips for people, when you see storms like this what do you want people to know? >> first thing is to follow the orders of the state and local emergency managers. secondly, have a plan and be prepared. rob: do you anticipate the storm to we can further as it approaches the coast or will it strengthen again? >> reporter: most of the forecast guidance is suggesting it will stay on its intensity

until it react with the coastline. what happens typically is once these storms come on shortcuts off the fuel supply which is one temperatures from the ocean and they start to weaken. rob: we will follow it. that video is truly incredible, a crazy job you guys have. fox news alert, averting toxic disaster, hurricane florence is set to hit several nuclear power plants. live on the ground. jillian: let's check with steve doocy to hear what is coming up on "fox and friends". steve: we have reporters up and down the coast, we are going to them live and janice dean with the latest on the status, currently it is a 2 but so great big it sounds like it is going to stall off the atlantic making for freshwater flooding. we have great guests lined up, the second lady of the united states, karen pens, will talk about the federal government will be supporting the military

spouses in a better way. reverend franklin graham knows something about hurricanes. he not only lives in the carolinas, it was a year ago his mission went to haiti and puerto rico as well. sarah carter on the latest between the lovebirds kim jong un 3 and page and what they were leaking to people in washington dc and dana loesch will talk about leaked video that shows executive so sad that donald trump won and hillary clinton lost. what does it mean for google and you? a busy 3 hours kicks off a dozen minutes from now on the source you trust for your morning news. jillian: we will see you then. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it.

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rob: we are back with a fox news alert, several nuclear power plants in the path of hurricane florence, experts warn the buildings may not be prepared for this monster storm. jillian: the plants brace for impact. is there a plan at this point? >> reporter: the national weather service says this could be the storm of a lifetime. in the projected path of hurricane florence are six nuclear power plants. florence is expected to pass of the plants in brunswick, the brunswick plant's reactors are the same design as those in fukushima, japan which exploded in 2011 after an earthquake into nami. federal regulators required all

us plants to upgrade their facilities to better handle national disasters. the storm will bring in 20 to 30 inches of rain to north carolina, even up to 40 inches in isolated areas. that could bring catastrophic flooding. the office of response and recovery said they were tracking conditions and were not concerned about the plants yet. they may have point generators and duke energy said they were sitting down two of the plants before the storm right later today and it may take days or even weeks to bring power back to their customers depending on how bad the storm damage is. the commission of nuclear energy said they are sending additional inspectors to check out the plants and they have a response center in atlanta which will be monitoring the storm and any storm damage. rob: the brunswick plant got the bill i on it for the line of this storm.

jillian: bombshell video surfacing of google bosses slamming conservative views following donald trump's election win. >> most people here are pretty upset, pretty sad because of the election. as an immigrant and a refugee i certainly find this election deeply offensive. rob: carly shimkus with fox news headlines is here with a reaction to this online. >> footage obtained by breitbart shows google executives talking how disappointed they are in the election results and how concerned they are about the direction the country will go under the trump administration. google executive promising the company would use its resources to advance, quote, really important issues. a google spokesperson responded

to that video saying nothing was said in that meeting or any other meeting to suggest any political bias ever influences the way we build or operate our products. to the contrary, our products are built for everyone and we design them with extraordinary care to be a trustworthy source of information for everyone without regard to political viewpoint. they are saying this is their personal opinion and does not affect their product but social media weighing in. ella says this is not news, calling social media company biased. another twitter user rights i lived without google most of my life and will do so again. a very tough thing to promise. ken on twitter saying they should google the meaning of democracy. donald trump 2020 campaign manager is calling google a direct threat to free society and wants congress to investigate. rob: living without google,

crazy part of that story, somebody living without it. jillian: if you are in the cone of this storm of hurricane florence, you can go to waffle house. >> if waffle house is closed, things are really bad. that is what a fema administrator said in 2004 when hurricane charley hit florida, the restaurant known for being open 24/7 is not taking hurricane florence lightly, they send a tweet that talks about their storm center saying it is activated and monitoring the situation. get your waffles while you can. jillian: we will be right back.

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jillian: welcome back. time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. instead of canning beer anheuser bush is canning water. brewery is seconding six truck loads of emergency drinking water to the red cross in north carolina. rob: that's cool. next the bad, a passenger loses when his flight gets delayed. man pulling down his pants and screaming at agents at the tampa airport. >> oh my god. where is the pla plane right now? the plane is not even outside. rob: i get everything but the pants what does that do? the man is under arrest. jillian: facing major backlash for selling $168

sweatshirt being fat is not beautiful it's an excuse. ironically support of anti-bullying campaign meant to shine light on fat shaming. rob: anti-bullying? jillian: got you covered 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. see you then. >> hurricane florence a very strong category 2 storm. >> storm surge over a foot and we could now see 30 to 40 inches of rainfall. the danger in some cases is going to be historic. >> residents in the path of these devastating storms should comply with all evacuation orders. god bless everybody and be careful. >> bret: president trump has signed an executive order authorizing sanctions against foreigners who meddle in u.s. elections. >> more text messages between former fbi employee and peter strzok reveal others were, quote: leaking like mad. >> it is assess pool of corruption and the people who did this, they need to