>> fox news alert, hurricane dorian turning deadly and taking life of 7-year-old boy in bahamas. >> winds blasting 200 miles per hour battling the island leaving entire neighborhood under water, massive category 5 storm now barreling towards the united states with millions in its path. >> this is a "fox & friends", i'm todd piro in for rob schmitt. >> live news for you, we begin with senior meteorologist janice dean tracking dorian's deadly path. janice 24 hours ago you and i were on "fox & friends", we saw where the storm was, my goodness, it doesn't look like it has moved much at all. >> no, it's moving 1 mile per hour which means that we are

getting devastating rainfall, storm surge and category 5 winds, the storm is not moving and you can see the eye, the 10-mile wide eye, so they're getting calm weather. it's not moving, so it's like a category ef3 tornado that continues to just pound this area which is going to be devastating, catastrophic, damage that we perhaps have not seen before because of the slow movement, now, we have hurricane forced winds, 140, tropical storm forced winds, 140 miles from the center of the storm and we are about 120 miles due west of florida, so they're already experiencing the potential for tropical storm forced winds and

those outer rain bands are moving across the east coast of florida. here is the 5 amtrak, so we are expecting the storm to weaken but not by very much between category 4 and category 5, you know, not that much relief if you will as the storm moves closer to florida, we think that the center will be just offshore of the east coast of florida but as we go further out in time because of slow movement we will be talking about this not only today but through friday, our closest brush with landfall we think right now will be part of the carolinas as we go through thursday and friday as a major hurricane, but again, if you have tropical storm force winds that are 140 miles from the center of the storm, we will be pounding the coast of the east coast of the u.s. for the next several days, finally, we will see the storm move out we think on friday, but the northeast has to watch the storm because as we

go further out in time, that error, margin of error gets wider and wider, we have advisories here, hurricane warnings for part of the central coast of florida, tropical storm warnings and watches extend up towards the northern part of florida and interior sections and then that uncertainty as we go further out in time, a lot of the hurricanes, most of them you say, okay, well, we are out of here, accelerate but the fact that it's moving so slow, that means we have to watch every advisory that comes in, every report from the hurricane hunters so we can get the latest information but we are not out of the woods, the coast is not clear for florida, the carolinas and upwards towards the northeast. carley: janice, you said the two characteristics of the storm that it's strong and so slow. >> slow movement will be the catastrophic damage that we are seeing in the bahamas, we

probably fever seen this type of damage in the islands before. >> possible chance that it with pick up speed? >> no. there are none right now and we will see this gets picked up and the possibility of it sitting there off the coast. >> carley: that's the word, uncertainty. overnight the storm taking a deadly storm killing 7-year-old boy as it rips through the bahamas and sister still missing, griff jenkins live there as millions here in the u.s. brace for impact, griff, good morning. >> good morning, todd and carley, we are standing in palm

beach, mandatory evacuated is 120 miles due west of the dave station, i spent my entire life in the bahamas, i've been online stuff and serve calling it hands down the worst devastation they've ever seen, let me show you some of the images that here in palm beach are going to wake up and see as it unleash it is worst of the perform storm from catastrophic punishing winds to massive flooding, of course, one life lost that we know of. even tropical storm off the coast of palm beach. you will have beach erosion, perhaps historic levels, now i talked to the sheriff, he's been here with law enforcement for 50 years, he's been through storms but worried what this could

potentially bring, listen. >> if this is coming at 185, there's going to be damage, we are not talking about repairing stuff, we are talking about rebuilding. >> you can see, guys, just over my shoulder is still dark but a pretty normalcy coming up. tides are higher than normal, residents here, i will play out to you on want to go honker down. >> we have been here 7 generations, we prepare every day to take on a storm like thi.

>> other parts of the coast making last-minute preps, some as griff mentioned and we are about to hear from jillian chose to go ride it out. >> jillian in florida with how emergency officials are getting people ready, i'm sure there's a big effort underway. >> all hands on deck through the storm, throughout the duration and aftermath, it's busy for them, you mention people still trying to prepare, some people decide if they're going to stay or leave, look at this, one of the main strips here along vera beach typically on labor day weekend you will see the stores with people during the day, of course, in the evening, still early right now but they are all boarded up, they have sandbags in place and for a lot of those people who worry still deciding what they're trying to do, time is running out on the barrier

islands because as you can see most things are boarded up and closed, now i mentioned we talked to officials from the office of emergency management and right now they are preparing for the absolute worse. >> worse case scenario would be direct hit of category 5 hurricane t-mobile homes would be totally demolished, there would be homes with roofs torn off and windows blown out, very serious situation. >> now, of course, they don't want to say that to everybody, they have to prepare for the worse. the devastation there and people are scared, you know, guys, we did talk to a number of people yesterday, we always ride these things out, life-long residents in florida but a lot of people

said this one does feel different, so i think this morning you might see people still evacuating, there's a mandatory evacuation in order for the barrier islands as of 8:00 o'clock today, so we will see who else is going to leave and who is going to stay, thank you, guys. carley: thanks, jillian, you have to get out, especially when you hear 180, 200-mile per hour winds. >> it's not moving anywhere, a mile an hour. >> all right, meantime a manhunt after suspect rammed truck onto airport tarmac and jumped into a bay, police say the man crashed through gate to gain access to the oakland airport in california, he jumped in san francisco bay and may have drowned. motive is still unknown but found replica weapons and mask inside his truck. >> new u.s. and chinese tariffs taking effect as the trade war escalates, the trump administration imposing 50%

tariffs on more than $125 billion in chinese goods. this includes items like shoes, clothing and household appliances, china meantime started placing tariffs on $75 billion worth of u.s. import including 5% on crude oil, it just continues. >> 2020 candidate bernie sanders has message for the so-called corporate elite. >> they are giving them over a trillion dollars in tax breaks. they better spend the money quick because we will reskinned those tax breaks. >> the vermont senator long criticized president trump's tax cuts saying they disproportionately benefit wall street and not americans.

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carley: people as far as north carolina preparing for catastrophic storm. >> charlotte motor speedway is acting as health center for those evacuated, right? >> yeah, that's correct. anyone who is a nascar fan knows that the speedways have a lot of real estate for camping, anyone evacuating from dorian or has camper they can come here to speedway for free. so far no evacuations, in south carolina we know there are mandatory evacuations starting along the coast today at noon and to help with those evacuations, portions of i26 are

going to be reversed so you can only gogo out of the coast, unfortunately they have a lot of practice with that over the last few years ago, one year ago during hurricane florence they did the same thing and 3 years ago during hurricane matthew they did the same thing as well, both of those storms caused a lot of flooding here north and south carolina and those same areas are expected to hit by dorian later on this week, so far, again, no evacuations here in north carolina as we are here live in charlotte, there are also monitoring the situation here, our emergency management reminding people to keep eye on weather forecast as the monster storm track can change in an instant, i will send it back to you in new york. >> we had to report in florida, now up in north carolina, a lot of distance there. >> speaking of travel, hundreds of flights have been canceled and if you're driving in florida, governor ron desantis lifted tolls so you don't have

to pay tolls, makes it easier for people to get out ahead of time. >> to our other top story today, hundreds of members remembering lives in texas shooting rampage. >> 22 others injured including a police officer and a 1-year-old girl. jackie ibañez joins us live with what happened moments before the gunman opened fire, good morning, jackie, such a tragic story. >> it really is, somber night in texas as mourners hug in disbelief of second mass shooting in the state in less than a month. david turner praising men and women who risk their lives to save others. >> the reason the person was stopped was because of midland police officer and odessa police officer, when he got out they shot him dead. >> officer stopping u.s. postal van outside of movie theater where he shot and killed, she

was speaking on the phone with her twin sister, taking aim at people, you see him right there, shocked several times, now fighting for his life this morning, 7-month-old little girl anderson davis among 22 people wounded in the attack, she was hit but expected to survive. "the new york times" report it is gunman was fired from trucking job hours before rampage and neighbor tells cnn she reported him to police last month after he threatened her with a rifle, he used to sit on the roof and shoot animals at night, the fbi is searching for his motive, more than a dozen crime scenes including a shock where they pulled bag of evidence, so many questions here. >> so many questions and sad story, wishing everybody else, jackie, thank you so much. >> coming up all hands on deck for hurricane dorian, border

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>> hurricane coverage continues right now on top of protecting and securing our southern border, u.s. customs and border protection is also deploying to florida to help with hurricane dorian response and recovery. >> joining us now the lead field dianne, thank you for being with us this morning, i think when people think of custom and border protection they think of keeping the border safe and immigration but your agency has been on the front lines of many storms as well, what do you plan on doing to help out when the storm hits in the united states?

>> good morning, carley and todd, thank you so much for having me, cbp and partnership with fema operates in accordance with the dhs national response framework, so we are one of those agencies that will get tasked with missions to respond, certainly in preparation for hurricanes coming to the continental u.s. as well as puerto rico and u.s. virgin islands. >> dianne, specifically what does cbb do in a situation like this? >> first we work with stakeholders to prepare port of entry for scale-down of operations, we make tin vestments with our personnel to make sure they are prepare today respond and bounce back quickly after the storm but we have a diverse skill set so we can deploy immediately after the storm to conduct hurricane damage assessments as well as searching and rescue missions, border patrol surge trauma and

rescue as well as tract call units and special response teams that's tasked through fema missions as well as working with our state and local partners can get into urban areas and conduct search and rescue missions. >> sounds like you guys will be very valuable, cbp released statement saying this, cbp's highest priority life and safety, suspend immigration and so it does sound like you guys really have your hands full especially with the storm as big as this where it covers such a wide swath of the united states, so how can you you make sure that resources are allocate today appropriate areas because the storm may affect one area than it does another? >> well, certainly, identifying the critical assets should

catastrophic event natural disaster or hurricane strike any area of the country, certainly we are familiar with it down here in the southeast region, we've been experiencing storms over the last couple of years, so we are well positioned to move resources as quickly and adapt in the environment as it changes. >> dianna, definitely seems the situation that the training that you give your individuals for their normal cbp duties is definitely on display during a situation like this, quickly in the 15 seconds we have remaining, explain why that is so? >> it's important for us to be prepared to respond to all threats, our priority mission is life and safety, we are responsible for securing the integrity of the border but our responsibility also dell fers into the economic prosperity of the united states, making sure that our communities bounce back quickly and ports of entry are open and operational for traffic. >> you have a very busy next couple week or two, we appreciate your time this

morning. >> great, thank you so much for having me. >> 24 minutes after the hour, showers to the florida coast. >> griff jenkins live in palm beach as the state braces for impact, griff. >> that's right, 120-mile east of me right now, the monster record setting dorian just unleashing hell on the bahamas, it's coming this way next, we will bring you live coming up.

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big thing that everybody is looking at right now when that storm will turn hopefully it won't make landfall in florida, right? >> well, we will have to see, right now the storm is stalled, it has nothing steering it and you could see colder cloud in satellite, look at this eye moving in on badge i got those e flow, we've got the storm surge upwards of 30-inches of rain, the airport at grand bahama under water right now. historic of strongest winds, brings dorian at number 2, the strongest by wind is allen, but this is a devastating storm for the bahamas and unfortunately

moving west at 1 mile per hour it will continue to unleash all the devastating impacts on the rest of the bahama, the grand bahama island over the next several hours because of slow movement. as we get into tomorrow, comes closer to the east coast of florida, that's wednesday, still not moving very quickly, when does it take the north ward path, we have to watch that very carefully because path, 30 miles to the west the difference between tropical storm forced winds and prolonged events of hurricane forced winds, not only florida but potential for major hurricane across georgia off the coast, north carolina and south carolina as well and then we will be talking about this into the weekend for perhaps the northeast, so here is, again, the latest track is at 5:00 a.m., the worst of the extremes of the storm right now over grand bahama island, all

interest along florida, georgia, carolinas, you need to monitor carefully and listen to local government officials, back to you. >> every time you show us the original shot of the storm there, there's no movement and that is just so surprising and shocking and it's sort of underscores how serious the situation is. janice: they have never seen damage like this in the bahamas. >> a lot of people in the bahamas don't have the means to leave the area so they are just stuck. janice: right now they need prayers. that's all we can do right now. >> janice, thank you. overnight taking deadly turn, we just mentioned killing 7-year-old as it ripped across the bahamas, sister still missing. carley: griff jenkins live in palm beach, florida as millions in the united states brace for impact, griff, looks like the waves behind you are picking up a little bit?

>> they are picking just a little bit carley and todd, good morning to you, it's going to be a sobering waking up here in palm beach where the barrier island where we are 120 miles west of the cat 5 monster, residents who will see the images, look at the images from the bahamas that absolutely unleash making landfall in bahamas now twice and as janice said unleashing the worst of a perform storm from record winds to incredible storm surge, the flooding, we are going to perhaps hear worst stories unfortunately like the 7-year-old boy here on palm beach, of course, slow-moving storm is going to mean at best a damage from tropical winds at worst hurricane winds, now we talked to the sheriff here rick bradshaw, palm beach county sheriff and he says he's getting the support from the state and has has resources he needs for

worst case scenario. >> the state has been really good, they are resources staged, fp&l, tremendous amount of assets already, 130 national guard troops that are close to where my office is over there, we are being staged, high-water rescue vehicles, swift-water rescue teams, we have the assets if it's going to be bad. >> that said, there are a lot of residents that are choosing to stick behind and we talked to a few of them yesterday, listen to what they told us. >> my plan now is not to leave, you know, just because we have everything, you know, in the house and i feel safe now, now i feel safe. >> we follow the track but our whole family is here so we prepare, shutter up and we just stay because the whole family is here and we are not going to leave. >> but we will see if folks like that change their mind quickly, carley, you mentioned the waves, you can take a look in the dark,

we are trying to light it up for you, king tide, unusually high tide for the entire summer period and be met by the storm off the coast obviously but as you can see sort of from the beach, only 50 yards between this and the sea wall, 1.5 miles down to the south is mar-a-lago, up to any north most expensive real estate in the nation, if a storm doesn't make landfall and will cause beach erosion. >> thank you, griff. all right, now as griff mentioned, mandatory evacuations underway up and down the east coast. >> ray live in cocoa beach, ray. >> todd and carley, good morning to you, winds are picking up in brevard county. now the evacuations here start at 8:00 a.m. and the governor has released the tolls, he's

also said if necessary the shoulders can be opened up, so they really want everybody to get out and going up and down highway, you can see also the buildings and businesses are started to be boarding up, here in florida along with georgia and the carolinas, strong winds and dangerous storm surge and more are likely, they say it could be both deadly and catastrophic, there are mandatory and voluntary evacuations all along the east coast and forecasters are urging residents to listen to warnings from emergency officials. >> this is a very serious hurricane, 185 miles an hour, up to 220 miles an hour, the strongest and largest in modern history, certainly the strongest any of us around today have seen, but we believe that we can keep everyone alive. >> residents in north carolina are also buying supplies, governor roy cooper declared

state of emergency and lifted transportation restrictions so the supplies can be brought in much faster. >> it's really unimaginable if you're living in southern and north carolina and you've been hit hard with two severe hurricanes in less than 3 years, it's devastate to go think about another hurricane coming on top of that. >> i just heard griff say he spoke with residents who were going to stay and ride out the storm, well, let me tell you, i heard the exact same thing here, one resident told me she has evacuated for previous storm, it cost her a lot of money to evacuate and when she came back nothing had happened, so this time she's staying. todd and carley, back to you. >> this time is a 5. >> that's so true, when you do stay, sometimes you have to get rescued and you become a problem for somebody else.

everything is understandable in these kinds of situations. absolutely. >> there's other news on this morning, cadet hanging onto rock ledge when a portion of it broke, the diving spot has become popular among thrill seekers on social media, new york times report 4 people have died while taking photos. >> kevin hart in scary car crash, photos obtained by tmz shows 1970 baracu, the a in shambles. the driver lost control and crashed through a fence, the fire department reportedly sought out the roof -- sawed out the roof to get everyone out. another passenger only complained of minor pain, that's scary.

>> vice president mike pence in poland today commemorate and vice president praised the polish people and vow today push nato members to spend more on defense. president trump originally scheduled to do this trip, go to poland and he stayed in the u.s. for hurricane dorian. carley: well, new king in town, surprising, jeffrey, dethroned joe in chicken wing championship, of course in buffalo, new york, taking down 281 wings in 12 minutes leaving joe by 5, he takes home $25,000 and i'm sure he will have to eat -- or she will have to eat a lot of antiacid. >> i know you schedule your life around the buffalo eating

contest, that's how you do. time now 38 minutes after the hour, 2020 democratic hopefuls claiming to be the champions of blue-collar workers. >> government that works for giant corporations, -- carley: champion of the rich and powerful but are there any facts behind claims, we will debate that next. >> hurricane dorian in florida, taking deadly turn in the bahamas. >> going inside the first responder in broward county with live report up next.

>> mandatory evacuations underway as hurricane dorian

barrels towards the united states. amanda mckenzie for fox affiliate in orlando joins us live in brevard county, good morning, amanda, i'm sure there's a lot going on in your neck of the woods. >> absolutely, good morning to you and now that we can all see what's happening in the bahamas, total devastation, there's a sense of anxiousness around here now, we have been watching the storm for some time and it just continues to inch closer to the florida coastline, we are told it's supposed to move north but when is the question and right now everyone is prepared, we've had some time to gather supplies and fuel and now it's just a matter of monitoring the storm and the situations, here in brevard county under hurricane warnings, winds of 74 to 110 miles per hour, this is a very serious situation, we have mandatory evacuation orders for brevard, volusia, all of east

central florida. with that in mind state is under emergency, tolls have been lifted, barriers have been removed so shoulder lane open for those want to go evacuate. barriers island on the coastline, those are at high-risk for the storm and the storm surge anywhere from 4 to 7 feet in the bahamas, water levels rose quickly and something similar could happen here, the other concerned right now with hurricane dorian its sheer size and moving slowly, we just got the latest update from the national hurricane center saying that it's moving at 1 mile per hour, so will it get stronger, so we are going to continue to monitor this storm as it just inches along closer to our coastline and hear from eoc and we can monitor everything, the roadways, the emergency response and that storm, for now we will send it back to you guys in new york.

>> amanda, thank you very much, please stay safe. 2020 democratic hopefuls, slamming president trump's policies. >> the problem is too few people too much money. >> i want want that works for our families. >> it's about time we start to rewarded work as much as wealth. >> but on labor day which party is looking out for the middle class, here to debate new york city joel and democratic strategist kevin, gentlemen, thanks for being here, before we debate let's take a look at facts, shall we? this is labor, the labor world if you will under president trump since taking office, total 5.7 million jobs added, half a million of those in manufacturing, more than half a

million 650,000 in construction, unemployment 50-year low, 2.9% wage increase since june of 2018 and they established the national council for the american worker, so kevin, with that, it would seem that the corporations and wealthy of which the democratic candidates speak ill of are actually creating jobs and therefore helping the american worker on this labor day, what say you in response? >> jobs have increased and we have to give president trump credit for that, the economy was starting off on good track when he was sworn in but i think despite the numbers that you mentioned which are good, no one is denying that, behind the scenes things going on that are troubling for workers n2017 donald trump rolled back rules that would require those worked over 40 hours to get overtime, he made it so that employers don't need to report health violations or safety violation rather on the job to osea, we

know that he has gone after federal unions in the wake of janice decision, there are troubling things he's doing behind the scenes rather he's more for the employers rather than employees, we can't deny the numbers, will people see through that and see what's going on with his administration, that's the question. >> joe, your response. >> i don't think people will see through this, all of the 2020 hopefuls are hoping that this labor day, the ghost of labor day past will come and visit american workers and show them the alternate reality that would have existed under the economy, under president hillary clinton, without 5 million new jobs, without the 5,000 manufacturing jobs, without the 3% gdp growth, these are all things that the democratic party is continuing to promise, they have become the party of economic hopelessness, their president said that those jobs weren't coming back, strategy now seems to be

offering a whole bunch of free stuff, you get a car and you get a car. >> kevin, in the time we have remaining, i want to look forward for a second to what proposals are for democratic candidates, joe biden wants to ban offshore oil and gas drilling, elizabeth warren wants to ban fracking, bernie sanders has 16 trillion-dollar green new deal r these good strategies to help on labor day? >> i think especially the 16 trillion-dollar on green new deal, we can throw that out that will not happen, banning frank fear of environmentalists, what about the fight for 15, something that democratic candidates have been championing, given the average worker who is making federal wage, minimum wage and increase, that's something that hasn't happened since the 70's, we are still keeping average worker in mind and those are the things we need the president to support, why not support the fight for 15, living wage, it's

happening in a lot of states, those are the types of things that will look at democrats more closely. >> we don't have time for your answer, please tweet it, thank you so much on busy news day. 45 minutes after the hour, bahamas devastated from hurricane dorian, sets sights on the east coast, millions under mandatory evacuation from florida and carolinas, we are monitoring dorian's latest track from live report from vera beach, first let's check with steve doocy. >> right now the wind gusts near the center of the storm which is category 5 are near 200 miles per hour, the storm is sitting 145 miles due east of west palm beach, the big question when is it going to turn to the north, critical question, coming up we have guests to talk about

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ride out the storm but for the most part i mean, vera beach is like a ghost town, i know it's early in the morning, take a look behind me, one example, one of the hotels here on the beach, block off the beach, you have tape blocking off the exits and entrances, completely dark, there's no one there, not even any employees, most of the stores here on main strip are completely boarded up with sandbags, not too many people out here right now, we want to show you video, we went to office of emergency management yesterday here in the county in lake river county, indian river county, excuse me, in the video you will see two guys bud and gary and they are volunteers, they volunteer their time, that's what they do, they ride out the storms to protect their community, their emergency coordinators for amateur radio services and they do this because they love their community and want to help everyone, listen to them. >> i'm a native --

>> well, it looks like the sound bite is not working, he's a native here and done this for a long time, it's just what you do when they have the storms, it's scary for them, they are here to serve the community and what bud and gary do, they will be staying in the office of emergency management building, they will be on the radio coordinating with volunteers that are at shelters in the area, those are the unsung heros of the situations when you weather events, you have police, firefighters, volunteers out here so they can do the best to protect the communities, so we just we wanted to give ewe the one angle of it and show you what some people are doing that they really don't get credit for that, as far as preparations go, as i said most of it is pretty much done on the barrier islands, mandatory evacuations start at 8:00 o'clock this morning and we've already seen some of the rain bands coming through, it's only going to get worse from here on out, guys. >> carley: jillian, thank you so much, and we will be right back

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♪ carley: before we go, take a look at this emotional photo. a police officer in florida hugging his daughter as he prepares to face a catastrophic storm. todd: a reminder of you who first responders are separated from their families during times like these risking their lives for others. that picture shared by the boynton beach department. be safe, daddy, i love you. that saves up what the brave

men and women who are protecting so many of our states are doing this week. carley: what jillian was saying some people can't leave. we thank all of those people. everybody stay safe and for now we say "fox & friends" starts right now. todd: bye-bye. >> i'm begging. please. pray for us. steve: it is 6:00 a.m. right now in the grand ambassador. right now hurricane dorian bearing down on the bahamas it. is a still a category 5 storm causing catastrophic damage. ainsley: according to the baum press a 7-year-old little intoi dead. his sister still missing. the monster storm packing 200 mile-per-hour wind gusts. dorian's path is still unpredictable. >> i think it's important that we prepare for this to potentially