thing but not so right now. people worried about how high is high. tough to get a home loan, tougher to get a mortgage, tougher to get any sort of loan. we will see tonight with futures and foreign trading. >> it's 5:00 in new york and this is "the five" coming up in a few minutes. first, a crucial update on hurricane michael which came ashore as the strongest storm to hit the gulf coast of the united states since hurricane camille in 1969. 155-mile-an-hour maximum sustained winds upon landfall. it's moving inland and headed for georgia. the national hurricane center with a live update. >> welcome back to the national hurricane center. looking at the official clock here at the hurricane center, it's 5:00 eastern. latest information on hurricane michael. you can see well inland, the

center is approaching close to the georgia border. with time coming or going to start seeing heavier rain and some wind in georgia as well. you can still see the eye of the storm. just because you are not on the coast doesn't mean you couldn't get some of this wind damage. we expect further movement of the eye. you could see trees down and power outages into georgia. looking at the forecast, the brand-new one, you can still see some of the tropical storm force winds extending from the center. that becomes a problem. the design to get to central georgia eventually becoming a tropical storm but in the meantime, still some pretty hefty winds. could be some issues with fallen trees and power outages. notice with time, still a tropical storm moving back into the atlantic.

we have a tropical storm warning for portions of georgia, south carolina into north carolina. this keeps on going with time. let's look at the impact associated. one of them, you're looking at the storm surge. let's make this a little bit bigger so everyone can see it. the storm surge is still going to be there. you have the rain. both combining makes for some dangerous -- with the water. still looking at the rainfall that could occur. luckily were moving pretty quickly here with the movement and as a result more not going to have a lingering system that can produce some of this flooding rain but at the same time, some rain bands could produce four to 6 inches. let's look at the storm surge. this is the latest one we have. the numbers are down. the reason is because some of that water is going to try to drain. let's look at that closer. the wind was powerful. we had a powerful storm event and that forces the water inland and once you start putting it in

these inland areas, rivers and tributaries, its forest in and it takes gravity and time. to flow out. it's going to be slow movement out. the other factor is you still have winds rotating around michael. you could see some onshore flow continuing with time and as a result, it takes time to really drain some places. we need to be careful. there is debris on the ground. you have power lines down, a lot of damage out there. plus he still have some places with a lot of water. that is something we need to continue to watch with time. as we go into the future, we start looking at the forecast. we really need to start keeping an eye on some of the damage down here, keep off the roadways, especially at night time. it becomes an issue. when we start going into the future, you could see, you could see areas that with the rotation around even the storm, some of those tides could be elevated even on the east coast and the atlantic. that's the update on hurricane michael right here from the

national hurricane center. >> shepard: ken graham, thank you. the storm came ashore, as you can see. directly over the air force base east of panam city, florida, in the florida panhandle. we have no reports yet but it took a direct hit. mexico beach, look at this vide video. there is widespread damage. the center of the storm did not hit it but you can see there is debris, roofs off houses, the kind of damage you would expect to the east of a major hurricane like this. the meteorologists got it exactly right. it was projected to hit somewhere between pensacola and apalachicola, and it did. there were late fears it would go directly over panama city beach. would've been catastrophic and could have leveled thousands and thousands of buildings with

forward speed of 14 to 16 miles an hour and 155-mile-an-hour winds. this hit one of the least populated areas in all of florida. the next video came from springfield, right outside panama city. a local guy went out to assess the damage. >> they lost the whole roof. they are going to come over here and stay with us. they will at least stay dry. half the roof is gone. thank god from what i can see so far. >> shepard: survived in part. that sort of the situation. panama city is a city unto itself across the bridge is a beach. panama city on the east side, that's where the western edge of

the eye wall hit. we have few reports from there but are expecting more. to the west along panama city beach, that's where we find the fox business network jeff flock. how does it work? >> fortunately not catastrophic damage. but as you can see it's characteristic of what is happened. windows blown out. i don't know if you can see. a water line broke and water is pouring out. this is the kind of damage here, not catastrophic damage, largely because the building boom here come up buildings like this one back there, huge steel, concrete, hurricane proof allegedly. based on the category 1 or maybe category 2 conditions that we had here. if it had been a cat 4 our cat 5, we don't know. >> shepard: we don't.

jeff flock live on panama city beach. east of there is where the hurricane hit. east of the hurricane, the west side, the oyster town of apalachicola. if you eat an oyster in the state of florida, largely it came from they are. at least until today. phil keating is on scene. how does that look? >> things are looking flooded. thankfully the rain has finally stopped. we are still getting some decent bursts of wind. certainly not tropical storm strength by any means. much less hurricane strength. multiple hours throughout today was absently ferocious. all of this flooding came from storm surge from the apalachicola river which you can see if they're on your left. that spilled into the streets, as well as gulf of mexico water that was being shoved upstream, pushing the river further north of apalachicola which could reveal in the next day, maybe tonight or the day after, a lot

of flooding. all of that water has to go somewhere, and it couldn't for hours escape to the gulf of mexico but the water here is finally receding. this is water stream below us. asphalt, drivable street. it's very appropriately named. power outages throughout the panhandle and big bend. 200,000 households have no electricity. the first search and rescue teams in panama city have been deployed. we can presume that franklin county where we are is already doing that are about to do that themselves. none of the rain has stopped, that's what really the sheriff's department, police department, as well as the state emergency operations center, all of the deployed teens really needed. go out, damage and hopefully find minimal fatalities if they find any. with a storm like this, it certainly seems likely. >> shepard: phil keating on

scene for us. as the storm went inland and crossed interstate 10, just west of their our teams from our station fox 10 in pensacola. let's listen live. >> not as much as we were seeing one over and pensacola. >> talk to us about the intensity of the wind and rain. >> the rain, it is hard to see more than 100, 150 feet in front of us at this point because of where we are because we don't have trees protecting us. the wind definitely picking up. we can feel it hitting the car and it's definitely knocking us around a little bit. nothing to the point that we feel uncomfortable but there is -- there's been a decent amount of rain building up in the median. you can see some water pooling. at this point, nothing is blocking i10.

no water is blocking i10 but there are some trees that are fallen down and obviously the public works departments for these cities that we are passing will obviously, once the storm does pass, will then begin to clean the road here. a truck driver emergency fuel company driving out on the roads as well. obviously they have their flashers going so i guess people can see where they are going. here in florida, that's actually against the law to be doing something like that. if you are out for a drive, you are not supposed to have your flashers on. with how little the visibility is. >> shepard: the reason that is breaking up, this vehicle was eastbound on interstate 10 about 25 miles away now from the spot where the hurricane passed over interstate 10 right about marianna florida. it is headed into georgia now. if you are in tallahassee, there is rain. if you are up toward atlanta,

there is rain on the way. the storm expected to be a hurricane into the the late evg hours tonight and there's that latest track as it has across the state of georgia and up into the carolinas. this won't be offshore until very early friday morning. we will have continuous coverage throughout the afternoon and evening on fox news channel and foxnews.com and on facebook watch. "the five" is next with all the latest from our friends in new york. i am shepard smith. thanks for checking in. "the five" is next. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪

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have become a sizzler for the starving. democrats see this as progress. donald trump hit on this last night. >> president trump: you don't hand matches to an arsonist and you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob and that's what the democrats have become. they would turn our country so fast into venezuela and venezuela is not doing too well. >> greg: there is the m word which should never be used to describe threatening hordes. >> isn't mob behavior? no. people who are upset and angry with the way the country is going and the policies -- will you let me finish please before you jump in? >> greg: someone needs a timeout. trump says that democrats lurch to the left "every single citizen will be harmed by such a

radical shift. virtually everywhere it's been tried, socialism has brought suffering, misery, and decay." what happens when you destroy prosperity? you vacate a country and elect a bernie. who wants to come here if here is worse than there. if only there were examples of people fleeing lousy places that once were great before leftists took over. oh, yeah, venezuela. i think we have the democrats slogan for 2020. zebra. it's what's for dinner. i have noticed, jedediah, that trumps messages to link the democrats with venezuela. kind of like what he did with cook did hillary what's that gu guy? sleepy eyed chuck. >> jedidiah: you were close.

it resonates. he has a way of saying things that's very relatable and then hits home. one thing that strikes me as democrats like to present themselves as pro-choice on abortion of course. they make the argument of pro-choice. and everything else, they are antichoice. looking at what he wrote, i was thinking the democrats don't want to give people the opportunity to choose doctors, jews were part of health care they want. they have some audacity calling themselves pro-choice. i know that they limit it to abortion but it's insane. the point needs to be driven home, why do you trust bureaucrats to do a better job for yourself then you can do? because government is not god. the left likes to treat government like it's a doer of good and the public servant. it's just bureaucrats that sit in rooms and make regulations and laws. when it comes to your health and well-being, don't you want to be in charge? >> greg: not me. i want people to make decisions

for me. juan, i think the democrats only hope of the midterms is donald trump because you've got about 20-some odd days for something to happen that will make us forget the kavanaugh momentum. >> juan: i think the big issue here and it touches on socialism is health care. i think that is, jedediah, what people are upset about. the number one issue for so many people is the high cost of prescription drugs, the viability of things like medicare, and social security. right now, it's amazing to me but according to the polls, you have 70 70% of americans who support medicare for all. single-payer. something like obamacare, i'm sure any fox viewer remembers that obamacare was terrible. now it has the majority of the support of the united states of america. >> greg: may be because they feel like there's no choices

left. when something sticks around for a while and i know this because i'm describing myself, people just get used to it. >> jedidiah: never get used to it. >> greg: jesse, interesting that donald trump penned a column in the usa today. people at home under the age of 30, it's a newspaper. it's kind of like your phone except the stuff on your phone is printed out. >> jesse: that was mean, what you said about usa today. i can't believe that. he does have a gift for making big, bold contrast. he is setting this up, america reserves venezuela. capitalism versus socialism. greatness versus misery and it's not just a good midterm message, it's a good general election message. once the democrats got their claws into health care, not going to stop and listen to what they say. they have talked about capping

ceo salaries. they have talked about guaranteeing housing is a right. they have talked about universal pre-k, universal college. in california there experiment and with guaranteed income. carbon tax. there's a lot of socialist ideas they are kicking around which are very dangerous and if the democrats get a hold of any level of government, especially the economy, they are going to slow down the boom so big, wage growth is going to slow down. investments are going to slow down. entrepreneurship's are going to slow down. it's going to be very dangerous. it's a good message going into the midterms. >> greg: dana, i know you have something you want to say. do you think cnn got a memo about the mob? the m word. >> dana: it's not just cnn. it's across the board on the left because what's happened is president trump has the ability to make the contrast and he has the left on defense. they are on their heels.

you have this idea, democrats on every show or social media, it's not a mob. we are not socialist. we are not for abolishing i.c.e. there is no proactive message they can get across because he always has them responding to him. he is already setting up 2020. basically it's america versus what do you want to be? america versus socialists. it's a great civics and economics lesson. for the first time in history, over 50% of the world's population is middle-class or higher. never happened before. didn't happen without capitalis capitalism. we didn't really have a chance to talk about it. >> juan: i think capitalism is great. i was at a ceremony at a young woman came up and said soma people are down on capitalism but the reality is if you involve not just profits, quarterly profits, but you start talking about stakeholders,

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destroy what you stand for, what you care about. that's why i believe if we are fortunate enough to win back the house and/or the senate, that's when civility can start again. until then, the only thing that the republicans seem to recognize and respect his strength. >> juan: former attorney general eric holder, he is tumbling down with this comment. >> it's time for us as democrats to be as tough as they are, to be as dedicated as they are, to be as committed as they are. michelle obama says when they go low, we go high. no, no. when they go low, we kick them. [applause] >> juan: counselor to the president kellyanne conway slamming that rhetoric earlier today. >> usually when she opens her mouth, respectfully, she offends at least one half of the country and she did it again.

i think her discourse now is a little bit dangerous. i don't like the implications there. i think it's not just unfortunate and graceless but a little bit dangerous. i would ask her to check that. >> juan: i will go to the gentleman in our midst, jesse watters. hillary clinton said you can't be civil with a party that wants to destroy what you stand for. she has cited the g.o.p. shut down i guess by the courts of the 2000 election. the voting of john kerry. lies people tell about her, i guess she is referring to the benghazi episode. how do you respond? >> jesse: this is what i would say to her. rand paul had his ribs cracked open and steve scalise was shot. anthrax and ricin have been sent. a congressional republican candidate was almost stabbed. people have been chased through airports and restaurants with

their families. it's scary out there. i know you're going to say, juan, charlottesville or someone shot someone in a pizza parlor. i condemn those acts and they are disgusting and they have no place in america but when you look at numerically the attacks on republicans and the level of attacks. these are not random people on the street. people being attacked on the right are trump cabinet officials, congressmen, senators, trump family members. and when you do that to someone, it's an attack on all of americans because these are democratically elected officials. you are attacking the republic. you're attacking democracy. it can't stand. when the left gives it license by not condemning and are actively encouraging it, i think they are eventually going to have to be a little bit responsible for some of the dangerous stuff. we have been pretty prudent on the show saying someone does something crazy, you can't blame a democrat. people are crazy. but it's getting pretty close

where this rhetoric is getting really, really hot and something, as rand paul, is going to happen and it's going to be bad. >> juan: now we go to the gentlewoman from colorado. i heard mitch mcconnell say this means that democrats will have no peace until they get their way. in my mind, it was like mitch mcconnell? >> dana: isn't that what hillary clinton just said? >> juan: mitch mcconnell is a hard ballplayer. >> dana: mitch mcconnell is a strategic and effective player. he's never said something like that? he is effective and that's their problem. they're wasting all of this time. this is not leadership when you're talking about don't be civil. that's really where they want to go? what happened is i think people have gone from, if you're conservative or republican you're making choices about we're going to vote for, you know that saying better than hillary. it's now become better than any democrat. they have dug themselves in such a whole.

their whole plan has backfired. their call for incivility is and can help you win back voters. >> greg: i don't think i can improve on jesse's list. i would add antifa, defacing private property, calling for assassinations, glorifying the beheading of a president and chasing brian kilmeade. it's hard to take a lecture on stability from somebody after the way she treated her husband's alleged victims. it wasn't very, very civil. the logic she pretended to espouse. hey, when we ruin your life and create a false allegation about a gang rape conspiracy, you are free to respond, as long as it's simple. you accused a guy of running a

gang rape conspiracy in high school. >> juan: did you ever watch pro wrestling? pro wrestling is like a story. in one die is beating the living daylights out of the other and using all kinds of things and the referee is looking the other way. it's like the tea party never existed, never threw a brick through a window. >> greg: they never did. >> jedidiah: did you see any leaders of the movement talking? this woman could have been president. it's disgraceful. i think she sounds unhinged. have you heard mitt romney say stuff like this? telling people that you only need to be civil if you are in a position of power. that's outrageous. she is basically saying if you are losing elections, if you're struggling, you are entitled for massive unrest. she should be embarrassed. >> juan: i think i heard the

president of the united states that fine people were involved in the mob action in charlottesville. >> greg: no, you going on a tour, her and her husband. you're going to have her telling people don't be civil and you're going to have bill clinton lecturing people on this me too movement. >> juan: the latest on the monstrous hurricane michael. that's just ahead for you on "the five" ." i don't keep track of regrets.

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>> jesse: fox news alert. hurricane michael still beating down on the florida panhandle. the latest from our live team fox coverage. correspondent phil keating on the ground in florida and chief meteorologist rick reichmuth from the weather center. let's go to phil keating in apalachicola florida. >> hey, jesse. apalachicola was just east of where the hurricane, cat 4,

155-mile-an-hour wind. we were on the dirtier side of the storm. moreover rain, more wind, more storm surge. good news is the rain has stopped, the winds have significantly died down and the water is receding. however, most of this town all on low-lying areas, most of the county, franklin county, low-lying. everyone was ordered to evacuate mandatorily. not everybody did. that's always the case but the water is finally receding here. everybody remains under a stay in shelter order meaning if you didn't evacuate any state in your house, don't leave your house until we tell you you can. sunrise to sunset. that's a curfew that remains in effect, absolutely mandatory. that will trigger in a couple hours. that's the apalachicola river to

your left. it flows from screen left to screen right all the way towards that bridge. beyond the bridge is the gulf of mexico and that's the natural outflow of the river. all morning and afternoon long, the river was being blown and pushed back upstream because of this super high hurricane winds. last recorded-mile-per-hour i saw from apalachicola was 87 miles an hour. stronger gusts were stronger than that. it was pushing all that water upstream beyond apalachicola so in the next hours, days, we will have seen and it will reveal how much flooding all of that created here and not only here but far east of us and beyond. the storm surge here was of supposed to be 9 to 13 feet. it was 9 feet officially as the highest rating that we got for apalachicola.

east of here, definitely other parts of the coastline which fortunately is very sparsely populated. fewer people impacted. there is a lot of forest land, state and national. a lot of the storm surge. search and rescue teams have been deployed by helicopter and boat, by the bay county sheriff's office, that's panama city which took a heavy hint as well. we are expecting franklin county where we are to also deploy search teams now that the weather is decent enough. get your high-profile vehicles. we don't know if there are any fatalities but with a storm and hurricane of this magnitude, it would most likely be a sure thing at this point. a lot of work to be done to see what the damages over the next day or two. >> jesse: thank you for the report. now to fox news chief meteorologist rick reichmuth in

the weather center. >> really interesting, one thing that phil said and that's when the water goes, it will reveal what happened. we have been getting incredible images and video out of so many places showing the damage. it often takes into the water is gone until you can get all the locations and get a good sense of the damage. it will certainly be extreme because of the storm, one of the strongest we've ever had, coming on shore. moving quickly, that's the good news. 155 miles an hour. it takes a long time for that energy to go away. it's crossing toward southwestern georgia. right there is the center of the storm right now. came on at 155. we still have officially from the national hurricane center 125-mile-an-hour storm all the way towards georgia. here's how it plays out historically. strongest by wind, the fourth strongest we've ever seen. as far as pressure, the central pressure of the storm, it's the

third most intense storm we've ever had make landfall anywhere in the u.s. hard to believe this didn't come very quickly. just a couple days. to grow. water temperatures in the gulf are around two to two mac 4 degrees above average. still seeing wins. a lot of the wind measurements here got blown out. it's difficult to get the verification. they did test 155 miles an hour. >> jesse: a lot of records being set. don't go anywhere. wild card wednesday is next i have no clue. we're just tv doctors. if this was a real emergency, i'd be freaking out. we are the tv doctors of america. together with cigna reminding you to go, know, and take control of your health. schedule your annual check-up today. little things can be a big deal.

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74% of respondents 65 and older compared to 19%. this is to say, america, pull it together. >> jesse: we watched 12 "watters' world" and i can tell you this poll is accurate. we asked people with "the star-spangled banner" was, who the founding fathers were, how many colonies there were. no one knows. >> greg: you don't need it. you've got your phone. all of this stuff is being put on your phone. >> jedidiah: #donotdisturb. >> juan: last week, kavanaugh and the supreme court. most people don't know how many people are on the supreme court. >> greg: i learned the word culture. >> dana: i have another one. a woman was kicked off a flight after bringing an emotional support squirrel on the plane. she noted in her reservation she was bringing it here she didn't indicate it was a squirrel. frontier airlines only allows dogs or cats.

>> jesse: she brought the bird on. that was me. i have had a woman with an emotional support squirrel on my show so i have sympathy. you need something fuzzy and warm and nonthreatening. people are terrified of squirrels. >> greg: a squirrel brought an emotional support reptile. >> dana: al gore, a surprise endorsement for a penguin. this is stupid. he's trying to -- >> jesse: don't insult the other hosts picks. >> dana: no, i am insulting the former vice president of the united states. >> juan: i thought she was insulting me. the idea is to get young people locked into discussions about the environment, especially after this week with

president trump not paying attention to the u.n. >> dana: yeah, yeah, yeah. i have time for one more. michael avenatti wants to fight donald trump jr. in the octagon for charity. they it to the ring. >> greg: i will tell you i picked this. he uses people in order to camouflage his quest for fame. he used stormy to get to the spotlight and use the gang rape accuser to get to the spotlight and now he's using a charity to get to the spotlight. he would do anything to stay in the spotlight. it's almost clever. >> jesse: i think junior would knock him out. >> greg: with his hair. >> dana: hotel forced to apologize. seemingly innocent and of a young couple enjoying breakfast in bed lead to a hotel having to apologize. >> jedidiah: they think it's sexist because she is reading a coffee book and he is reading

the financial review. all the fruit was on her sideadd bread. does it imply women eat a certain way. come on, man. they had to apologize. >> greg: this is your fault, juan. >> juan: how is this my fault? >> greg: i have no reason to blame you. >> dana: never apologize. >> juan: i have to take lessons from trump. >> dana: a "one more thing" is is. [ beep ] first man is "the best movie of the year."

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