power, power lines exploding, and we will continue with the latest. a jeep abandon in the surf as myrtle beach was last, the driver got stuck trying to get video of sunrise. neighbors taking photos. it went viral and one guy took out bagpipes to display a few of them. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". see you later, goodbye. it is friday, september 6th and this is a fox news alert. hurricane dorian pummeling the east coast, turning deadly in the us. rob: we have live team coverage. jillian: a hostage situation turns into a heart stopping incident with two deputies shot. rob: we have breaking details, outrage inspires action in one school district after parents

push back on a controversial now 0 grading policy. shannon: "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> you are watching "fox and friends first". carley: thanks for starting the day with us. let's get back to hurricane dorian and the story on the carolinas overnight. rob: four people have been killed as the storm system brings tornadoes, torrential rain and flooding to millions of people in its path. live team coverage with janice dean and todd pyro. carley: what is the weather

like? >> reporter: i'm taking a bad beating, the wind gusts are out of control. nothing like charleston, south carolina. the wind is picking up, the rain all over the place, hurts when it hits my skin and when that wind hits my face it is hard to breathe. i have to swallow my breath for a second. these are not the conditions you want to be out in. there is a curfew in place in morehead city starting at 9:00 last night, cops making their rounds, wanting to know who we were, why we were not inside already. the good news is the power is back on. the power was out half an hour ago but the scary news is what looks like a transformer blue. it is hard to breathe.

we saw a spark go off and we are worried about these polls that keep shaking and the ground is wet. we will keep watching this but we are in the thick of it. this is the worst i have felt it all morning. atlantic beach is just that way, the ocean just that way and that is where the eye wall just passed through. this is the thick of it right now and i'm telling you there is not one hotel room in this area that is not taken up and we hope that is because people on the island evacuated and got to the mainland because it is a little sliver of an island, not where you want to be in these conditions. a monster storm probably keeping everybody up at night, so loud and so strong and so dangerous. rob: you are not far from the eye. appreciate it. about two hours to herself in wilmington, hurricane dorian whipping up tornadoes, flooding streets.

carley: todd pyro at the waiver walk in downtown wilmington. what is it like? >> reporter: this is what we got a few hours ago. when you think of the w words associated with a harrington -- hurricane, waves, that is not the focus. of waves were the issue, if we had the storm surge that was predicted i would be standing in waves because this river would be where i am standing. water, yes, we fully expect we will see water in roadways but the w word that is the winner, wind. we are getting hit with wind and this is nothing compared to what it was earlier. when you think about tornadoes, the signature impact of the storm when all is said and done in wilmington the recovery is going to be focused on the power. the individual we spoke to about from the power company.

we don't have that. basically talking about the issue with regard to recovery, what will happen in the days after. the weight is working aishah hasnie alluded to earlier, you have all the power companies converging on affected areas as the area becomes clear. let's say wilmington becomes clear, the power companies move here and closer and closer, then they go to aishah hasnie and deal with the situation, resources are staged through the area to respond as quickly as possible, 150,000 outages throughout north carolina. carley: got to get power up and people back to normal life. janice dean live in the weather center tracking the latest on hurricane dorian. how different things are between wilmington where it seems drier and morehead city where aishah hasnie is getting slammed with rain.

>> aishah hasnie is getting the strongest winds. we are not reporting in morehead city. you see the red and yellow, that is where we have the core of the strongest winds coming on short and we are getting wind gusts in excess of 50, 60 mph offshore. we are 15 miles offshore. the center of the storm, we think there could be landfall later today around cape hatteras. there is a chance it might not make landfall at all but the results are going to be the same regardless if we have a landfalling hurricane, widespread hurricane force winds along the coast of north carolina, a foot of rainfall and still dealing with 4 to 7 foot storm surge. the peak wind gusts, 90 miles off the coast of south carolina. charleston harbor 75 mile-per-hour winds and hilton head 57 mile-per-hour winds.

tornadoes, 2 dozen reports of tornadoes. we can see tornadoes with landfalling hurricanes that come close to shore because of these outer bands. this is quite a number of tornadoes from yesterday across heavily populated areas. and we still have a tornado watch in effect for elizabeth city towards norfork so we will see results of north carolina towards virginia and even new england could see at least tropical storm force winds and outer rain bands. there is the storm surge over the next couple hours and the storm will move offshore. we could see potential for tropical storm force impact across new england on the weekend. rob: dorian running right along the coast. a kidnapping suspect in custody

accused of shooting two sheriff deputies. one officer struck in the head fighting for his life in madison county, mississippi and the other side in the arm. deputies were responding to a domestic kidnapping call when they say edgar edward took off leading officers on a chase, crashed his car and opened fire and shot himself and rushed to the hospital. he's facing attempted murder charges. and american service member, taliban suicide bombing, expected to be identified. that is near the us embassy and nato headquarters in kabul claiming the lives of a romanian servicemember and ten civilians marking the second deadly attack this week as the united states works to finalize a peace deal with the taliban and as they continue bombings. 16 american servicemembers have been killed in afghanistan this year. carley: a charging cell phone might have caused the devastating boat firing california. a crew member believes the fire

started in the galley where phones and batteries were charging overnight. unofficial cause is expected next week. 34 people were killed when the boat caught fire and sank. crewmembers tell the ntsb they tried to save the people sleeping above deck but the fire is too intense. the owners insist was up to standards. they filed a lawsuit to limit payoffs to families. thousands, a pair of wildfires tear through california. in marietta, south los angeles, police going towards the door telling people to leave. the fire is 10% contained. in northern california, the redbank fire is growing forcing evacuations near sacramento. the fire caused by lightning is 0% contained. rob: the nfl's 100 season kicks

off with its oldest rivalry. >> green bay packer sitting down the chicago bears in a defensive battle. >> third in ten in the end zone. adrian amos comes back to haunt his old team. >> the first quarter interception, 10-3-win. football season. rob: more exclusive offense but going to be better. carley: it will. 10 minutes after the hour. a stunning admission, two new charges, explosive details in the case of missing connecticut mother jennifer dulos. rob: there is still no murder charge. our next guest will answer that question. carley: hurricane dorian hovering over the carolinas. we are tracking the latest path. ♪

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rob: the estranged husband of jennifer doos arrested again. the explosive details from that day. carley: they found blood in the garage, they say he got rid of her body and trash bags. rob: why hasn't this man been charged with murder yet? joining us is former homicide detective brian foley. obviously there is no body. that has to be a big reason. >> there is a lot of evidence, we can't tell you where jennifer is at this point but i can tell you where she isn't, in court defending herself. that is where you have connecticut state police and

homicide detectives and the state attorney's office. he is working it and they will be there to defend her. we don't know where she is. we know where some of her blood is. >> police are slowly building a case against him. you talk about the blood in the new arrest warrant, what i found most shocking is it talks about the car seat where jennifer's blood was found. the car belonged to an employee who helped police later, that he demanded he get the car seats changed. that sounds like incriminating behavior. >> that is an indication of guilt. you can see this is fairly well planned out crime, whoever is eventually charged with it but unfortunately, underestimated

some technology out there, the biggest break in this case was the camera system when they put that up and i can only imagine the killer's face when they heard on the news they had cameras getting dumped. carley: it was a guy who matched his description. >> the truck and everything matches certain indications. he took those bags to an impoverished minority black and hispanic neighborhood and that is insulting to people in that neighborhood. that's why those cameras were put up in the first place. protecting that neighborhood, no other reason he would travel from farmington to hartford. rob: we saw many surveillance pictures of the truck. on the day of the crime, let's look at information from the arrest warrant, the girlfriend

-- why she thought he would be washing that toyota tacoma. her reply was obviously all the evidence says because you showed me the picture of the blood in the door, because the body of jennifer was in there. the body of the wife was in there. you got her against him. >> that is one part of the investigation but the obvious question is why haven't the police made an arrest at this point? is a long investigation and we only have one bite of the apple to get this right and time is on our side and we have an obligation to the family. this is a huge investigation, you can't imagine how much video had to be watched and detectives have to go through this and the state attorney is very calculating, very intelligent, playing chess and it seems like taking a long time, these don't play out on a timeline.

carley: there is a reason it is taking so long went to the naked eye there is so much evidence. what are the next steps police and detectives working the case? >> we have tips coming in all the time, still more video, things going on behind the scenes. there is not a rush, we know where the suspect is every second of the day. they are taking their time so investigators have a lot of steps, going through evidence in the dumps and the trashcan and so much evidence nobody knows about it this point that police have been scientific services have analyzed at some point, chess versus checkers. rob: not going to play it out in the media. carley: the time is 18 after the hour.

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one early estimate has it at $7 billion but that is just preliminary and the prime minister of the bahamas is talking about the human toll in all of this. >> a significant number of people in shelters. from a humanitarian perspective we must consider the psychological experience. >> reporter: what will the us do to assist? florida governor rick scott, florida senator rick scott is proposing a 4-point plan, changing the tax code to provide more incentives and charitable donations, providing humanitarian assistance and redirecting foreign aid, us aid that is currently given to us adversaries. russia and china to north korea. also calling on peace corps

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rob: back to our hurricane coverage. dorian unleashing its fury on the carolinas overnight. carley: it brings tornadoes enter into range and serious flooding threats to millions in its path.

rob: aishah hasnie in morehead city near the coast of north carolina and you are close to the eye of the storm. >> reporter: it is just this way. behind me is the water and the emerald isle. atlantic beach is right there. we hope people got off the island, evacuated and a good sign of that is we call around to the hotels and every hotel in morehead is packed. it was hard for us to find a room and this town is on a curfew that was placed at 9:00. you see how strong the gusts are. i keep losing my breath when it hits me and the rain, it hurts and feels like needles sticking you. that is how strong the wind gusts are, swirling around and you see around me as it continuously smacks me around. you can't see it but there is a

flagpole to the right of me. when we arrived here last night the flag was just fine and now it is literally on its last thread just waiting for it to fly away and these electric poles keep swaying in the wind, not too terribly. the ground is moist as well. there's a reason there is a curfew tonight. police don't want anyone out here wandering around. what is good is the power is still on. people can stay inside and watch us on tv and not figure out what is going on outside. rob: stay safe, you're close to it. carley: she has been wet for a week. rob: it is rough covering the storm. dennis tracking the latest on hurricane dorian. it was downgraded again but is very powerful.

>> result will be the same even if it was a 2 or close to a 3 the storm surge is 4 to 7 feet, we will see gusty hurricane force winds on the outer banks. good news is the worst of it is out of morehead city. it is moving to the northeast. we haven't had a landfall yet across the us mainland. we could have that happen in the next hour or so over cape hatteras where the center of the storm, just a technicality where the lowest pressure point comes across land. people want to know if there is a landfall, that will go in the history books. satellite radar imaging, where the strongest core of winds are north of atlantic where we see hurricane force windss. we will see the backside of this storm move on shore over the next several hours. there is the future radar. still with us across the outer banks, still seeing hurricane

force windss in north carolina and virginia and we could see tropical storm force winds even across long island towards new england. there is the future radar saturday still dealing with potential for tropical storm force windss which extend 220 miles from the center of this storm. as we get into saturday and sunday the canadian maritime will have to deal with this system. greatest risk for flash flooding has been across the carolinas towards virginia, storm surge, 47 feet, low-lying areas. there is the forecast wind gusts, tropical storm force winds, possibly hurricane force winds across cape hatteras. towards new england tropical storm force winds could affect us across cape cod.

that is the track on saturday. and nova scotia. my apologies. i haven't been forecasting in canada for 25 years. here is the track and we will get new coordinates every hour but still the outer banks area if you are looking for landfall it will be cape hatteras, multiple landfalls in the bahamas and then it will raise out towards nova scotia over the next -- >> it is a long -- >> listen, i want everybody to be safe. rob: a rise in 2020 democrats, gun buyback programs, backing a mandatory plan.

>> can they take away american second amendment rights? that is the question. rob: joining in his author of power grab jason chaffetz. what do you make of this plan? they are pretty far left on this. >> conservatives, they want to go after gun confiscation. they are proving it, saying it out loud. a constitutional right to bear arms. i have 5 different weapons. if you think some federal authority will come in and take guns from our house, that isn't going to happen. there are 300 million people in this country, there are more guns than there are people. i don't think it is a plausible plan. what i see democrats doing is pandering to the 2020 crowd particularly on the far left because they want to say they are the hardest, toughest on guns but a lot of their

solutions wouldn't solve the mass shootings we have seen. >> what would solve that problem? >> one of the things i'm advocating is as a teenager i don't think just because you magically turn 18 years old you should have your record expunged. there are people, not kids to get into fights or have too much to drink when they are underage but they are killing pets, beating their parents, doing things that should remain on the radar of law enforcement and those who perpetrated these mass shootings these are people that had a record and in psychological care or there was an analysis. in high school, every kid knows if there's somebody in that high school who is really off their rocker and really dangerous those people need to be on the radar of law enforcement and should be prohibited from getting guns. that is what the record is. >> support universal background

checks if you are talking about -- >> most people who are not gun owners don't understand how you do it. if you go to buy a gun, federal firearms licensee you are going to get a federal background check. in the recent shooting there was the person who failed a background check. rob: the mandatory buyback, taking guns from you. you get some of the names, voluntary on the left, basic generic support and mandatory at the bottom middle, beto and bill diblasio. neither of them have a shot at this point. they are trying to pander to the 2020 crowd but also inspire many on the right to go vote if they talk about taking your guns. >> looks like a ploy to get more people to support donald trump.

when barack obama became president what happened, gun sales and ammunition sales went off the charts. there was no better salesman for guns and ammo than barack obama because everybody was scared, you will still exercise second amendment rights. >> that is a problem we won't solve tonight but we can talk about your book power grab this week. what is it about? >> tuesday. the democrats want to negate the 2016 election and change the rules of the road in 2020. i spent eight years in congress as chairman of the oversight committee, these are the tricks and the things democrats are doing not only in congress but outside congress and changed the way things work. there are things that are so in-depth, you can't justify it

on television and i think you are going to love it. the first one did real well but this really gets after how the democrats are doing. >> i want to know how you take time to write a book. rob: nancy on the cover. jillian: we will try to find that out. the time is 37 minutes after the hour. a police officer under attack again. the out-of-control crowd throwing milk at an nypd officer just doing his job. rob: linked to lung illnesses in 25 states. health officials have the ingredients, making people stick. ttachments, should be as easy as...

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carley: look at this, new video shows police officers attacked with a container of milk. watch. >> they got milk! carley: the officers were trying to evacuate people from a fire in new york city when someone threw milk at them. police releasing this video the suspect weeks after viral attacks where buckets of water were thrown on a group of new york's finest. bill diblasio goes toe to toe with tucker carlson about his campaign. everything from gun control and jobs to his stance on climate change and his habit of driving an suv every day. >> how can you take an suv to

the gym every day and say you are worried -- >> a chrysler pacifica, a hybrid electric, the way -- >> to the climate pay the cost? >> it is 2 miles. >> must-see tv. bill diblasio used the opportunity to ask for campaign donations to meet the requirement for the october debate. rob: health alert, possibly the source of vapeing related illnesses, extremely high levels of vitamin e chemical in cannabis projects, was not found in nicotine product. researchers calling the discovery a lead but it is not the final answer.

the cdc investigating 215 cases of severe lung disease linked to vapeing. shoppers ask not openly carry firearms in cvs and walgreens stores. walmart and kroger have similar policy changes in response to recent mass shootings across the us, eight companies change their open carry since 2013. none of them have outright ban firearms and all still allow law enforcement officers to openly carry. tennis star serena williams just one win from her seventh u.s. open title. >> here in new york. carley: serena taking down arena in straight sets. she will face her second

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law enforcement and first responders. he will meet them in 15 minutes. our special guest today includes america's mayor rudy giuliani, former mayor of new york, advisor to the president. ed henry is back for the first time since he donated part of his liver to save the life of his sister and judge janine. and in her first appearance as fox news contributor sarah sanders, former white house secretary. we have a busy 3 hours kicking off 12 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. carley: a maryland high school scrapping its plan to implement a policy that would make it impossible to give students a 0 even if they didn't get any questions right or even do the work. rob: the school deciding against the new policy after a lot of backlash from teachers and the public. >> policies like these hurt our children rather than help and she joins us live, so good to see you.

i bought school was a gout getting students ready for the real world. >> exactly. what this school is doing is not repairing kids to succeed in the system which is an american capitalist system requiring hardware, personal responsibility, perseverance. they are saying just show up and breathe and you get 50 points because no one can get a 0. the lesson is the parents pushed back and the school reversed the policy and the lesson is a lot of parents are frustrated in schools, see progress of administrators coming up with silly policies that in some cases harm kids. in this case it worked and they reversed the policy and sometimes we don't do that, we feel overwhelmed by the stuff coming at us. this is the lesson. it can change. rob: the far leftist mentality, when you talk about capitalism and everybody has to work hard,

they don't like that. they want everything to be nice, a little easier for everybody. people don't learn how to work in the environment. >> there is a battle politically, capitalist versus socialism. we are in a capitalist system but socialism has never worked and capitalism is the best system, lifted more people out of policy, more people into the middle class, it works. if we want these skills, this set of values it is up to us. >> you are talking in terms of capitalism versus socialism even though we are talking school policy because it does reflect that where everything has to be fair. everybody gets the same grade even if they don't do the work and that doesn't seem the way it was. rob: so many metaphors. >> free, easy and so many other solutions. if you get a bad grade the

administrators are saying they are not motivated but if they get a 0. america is the land of second chances. how about extra credit? studying and retaking the test? let's motivate people to do better. rob: schools policy on this, a statement on this, the now 0 policy is not in compliance with the grading and reporting policy. they fought back and took it back to normal. >> the school district didn't even know about this. rob: we have that. >> i wrote my first children's book, it is absolutely number one, called lady freedom and it is inspired by my daughter who took a trip to washington dc. go to children section it is very world fair.

lots on diverse city, this is about what unites us, patriotic book about our capital, about a little girl whose dad becomes a us citizen and wants to celebrate when she wants to learn to appreciate america. if you want to learn what unites us as americans, the divisive this in washington dc, it all starts at home. carley: one of my friends is pregnant and i went to get her a baby book and i looked at patriotic baby books on amazon and couldn't find one. >> the book for everybody is about american pride. rob: thank you so much. 52 minutes after the hour, the 100 season of the nfl officially getting underway last night. carley: you might as well do it

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bears in 10-3 victory kicking off the envelope the 100th season. carley: as you are gearing up for the first football sunday of the season lifestyle expert is here with everything you need for a winning tailgate to me that is food. before we get to food we have to have some gear. >> yes. carley: whatever your favorite team is that's okay. carley: i missed the memo. >> i thought jillian was going to be here today. >> these are al j.c. penny. envelope fan shop. >> it looks great on you. >> i love how it has a little bit of dazzling. teams, whoever you want to rout for. grab some gear. stocking up on something that's for warm weather as well. rob: could get very cold.

>> also make sure you get a generator. if you want to power up for your tv, your musical devices, whatever you want. this generator super quiet bluetooth generator from the home depot and can you power up your tailgate really good way to do that. rob: let's talk about food. >> i shouldn't have put a chip in my mouth. >> you can amp it up. the helmet. carley: that's cute. >> helmet plate here and chips and heluva good dip. rob: what is it called? >> heluva good dip. rob: i love that. >> walking tacos. >> what i love about these is all just self-contained and disposable right afterwards. you grab fritos, door rit toes, everything you want. >> everything in the bag. >> you put everything in the bag. >> wow. >> oh.

>> i never heard of it before. >> and then what i have done here is gotten all the toppings in little disposable cups. >> i thought that was watermelon. i thought you lost your mind. >> amazing. >> i never heard of it before. >> you just eat it. grab utensils great. eat with your fingers and either just -- cut it from the top or down this way. >> that's amazing idea. >> i know this is not very cheesy friendly. >> you know what is awesome about this. take your ground beef and just fire up the slow cooker right from the generator. >> if it's a football theme you turn things into footballs like the delved eggs? rob: yeah. >> awesome. >> delved eggs. if you want keto friendly snacks. so, instead of just making regular delved eggs i took chives and made them look like footballs.

and here i have some mac and cheese bikes. a little pick. and then you can eat that and then these are little football cal calzones. rob: we have got to go. "fox & friends" starts with a live audience right now. ♪ ♪ steve: well, welcome to a special edition of "fox & friends" we said yesterday we would have a live studio audience and today we do. and it is special. ainsley: we have our first responders in the wake of this hurricane that's hitting our great country and everything that's happening to this war on cops in this country, we wanted to honor them. brian: wait a second, where are they? you said we have first responders all i see is this huge studio. steve: ladies and gentlemen, here they are. here are the heroes. come on in guys and gals. brian: normally i feel so much safer. ♪ only in america.

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