>> watching landfall. clashing a live look as hurricane sally now a category 2 clocks 100 mile-per-hour winds and life-threatening storm surge. dropping 30 inches of rain, dangerous flooding overwhelming parts of alabama and florida. >> pensacola more than a foot of rain has fallen.

i am todd piro. jillian: let's go to mobile, alabama. >> reporter: we are in mobile bay, dark and windy behind me. when we got closer to the shore, in mobile bay, a real dangerous flash flooding, that is the biggest concern with the storm, moving to miles an hour. there has been upwards of 70-75 mile-per-hour wind gusts in mobile bay. if you look at gulf war, pensacola, near that first quadrant, usually the most powerful part of these hurricanes but i will say the wind is starting to pick up, the rain piling up in front of me.

this is how deep it is everywhere, puddles and puddles of rain. i have seen semi trucks, which is incredible he dangerous if people have to go out in this, don't know why they would, stay away from those semi trucks, they have a tendency to blow over. shannon: the wind is bad where you are. >> for the latest on the track of the storm. where are we right now? >> janice: the storm strengthened, intensified as it made landfall in the next couple hours along the coast of florida and alabama. it is outperforming what we expected and we are getting reports of two feet of rain already. we have flooding emergency in pensacola where gulf shores is

in the core of the strongest windss and has been for the last 6 hours. this is a historic storm not only with heavy rainfall totals but the fact that this continues to strengthen as it moves inland and it is slow-moving. we are not expecting a landfall until the next couple hours over the next few hours because it is only moving the few miles an hour. in florida and alabama, tornado watch has been up 24 hours, the threat for tornadoes and storm surge and flooding upwards of 30 inches in these areas which will cause catastrophic damage. a tornado warning north of pensacola, the central panhandle of florida, wind gusts 85 miles per hour on the gulf war and

they have been in the core of the strongest winds for six hours. the damage is going to be incredible. it doesn't take a major hurricane to cause this type of damage, the winds battery and waves in this area, we are looking at the worst hurricane to hit this region in their history unfortunately. we will bring the latest, not good news. i'm really concerned. todd: amazing how slowly it is moving. jillian: team rubicon has its boots on the ground ready to begin. todd: william porter joins us. how does your plan of attack change in light of the latest forecast? >> reporter: getting the personal, poised to quickly react, as you heard there is

rapid intensification going on, this might end of a category 3 storm when not i wall comes on for. we have personnel around the area in atlanta and in mobile quickly ready to spring into action to help those in need to. jillian: every storm is different but when you talk about how slow-moving this storm is everything for a lot of people hurricane harvey comes to mind, that recent in the last few years, you were there for that performing the first endeavor of water rescue during that hurricane. what few do you have most after the experience you had in harvey, how slow-moving it is now. >> reporter: absolutely devastating. the fact there is that much participation in the metro area,

and hurricane harvey moving to miles an hour. what concerns us is this is not a metropolitan area, a sparsely populated area so it will take more movement to get between the houses and folks that need the assistance. a lot of low lands in the population centers. jillian: make sure you keep us updated. if you want to donate. todd: a carjacking suspect in custody following an hours long standoff with the los angeles county sheriff's. jillian: a brazen shooting of two deputies incompetent. officials address those. carley: the los angeles sheriff's department says there is no known connection between the suspect in the shooting of

sheriff's deputies in competent. the suspect stole a car earlier this month when they spotted him, led police on a high-speed chase, eventually crashing the car and running into the home, found in a trashcan hours later. multiple sources told in the cla detectives were confident the suspect was connected to the attack but the sheriff's office is disputing those claims. >> there is no information. whether he is or is not involved. he is a carjacking suspect. jillian: a heavy police presence fueling rumors, the sheriff's office says their response was because the suspect had a high-powered rifle. we are learning more about one of the deputies ambushed. the 31-year-old mother a 6-year-old helped put a

tourniquet on her partner and she has been with the department just over a year. before that she was a librarian. she and her partner remain in the icu, the reward for information leading to the rest of the gunmen has been increased to 300,$000 was a manhunt is underway in suffolk county, virginia, a police cruiser was shot at multiple times with an officer inside, luckily he was not injured and the fbi, the man is in custody following a drive-by shooting outside an arizona courthouse. investigators say this man shot at a security officer multiple times. the officer who wasn't identified was wearing a vest, receive non-life-threatening injuries. as a result of attacks on law enforcement around the country, the phoenix police department said it will keep two officers together at all-time to make sure everyone has proper backup.

todd: so crucial at times like this. jillian: a judge set bail at $1 million for protesters accused of writing, a dozen people busted for staging the riots in lancaster in the wake of the police shooting of a knife wielding man. ricardo charges at an officer with a knife. the incident is under investigation. 9 minutes after the hour, joe biden for president or kamala harris. >> the harris biden administration will realize the effort and push further making it easier for military spouses and veterans to find meaningful careers. >> reporter: the democrat asked latest gaffe as he and donald trump make a pitch to voters in swing states. todd: pittsburgh steeler brakes with his team to honor a fallen hero. 's powerful tribute coming up. jillian: live look in new orleans as hurricane sally threatens the gulf coast. we will continue.

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todd: a live look, pensacola, you see the camera beginning its shaking, very wet, this will be a water event of historic proportions throughout the gulf coast. we will keep you posted on hurricane sally. swinging through swing states donald trump telling pennsylvania voters he has no regrets over his administration's response to the covid-19 pandemic. jillian: joe biden his the campaign trail in florida making a series of gaffes while speaking to veterans, griff jenkins has more on the 2020 race. >> reporter: donald trump defending his handling of the

coronavirus telling undecided voters that would word's bombshell revelations about downplaying the threat is wrong. watch. >> i didn't downplay it. in many ways i up wade it in terms of action. we did a very good job when we put that man on whether we call it out once or market was very important so we saved a lot of lives. todd: he tackled income inequality project in optimistic outlook for the near future. >> the income inequality which i agree is a problem, if you look under president obama and biden the income inequality, record-setting. >> getting worse now. >> before the plague we were doing very well. we will soon be doing well again because we will have a fantastic 3040. >> reporter: biden making his

first trip, from latino voters where he has been losing ground in the polls. mixing up iran and iraq in a speech, a ticket gaffe. >> troops died in iran in afghanistan, 6000 as of today, 923, harris biden administration will launch that effort, make it easy for military spouses and veterans to find meaningful careers. >> reporter: neither candidate is delivering today, the president is in washington, speaking to the battleground dinner while biden is in wilmington, talking about a vaccine. todd: both have done that harris biden thing. we will see. jillian: the first debate is

looming, which is more important to voters, on the ground campaigning or podium performance? leslie marshall joins me to discuss, thanks for being here. can you hear us? looks like we are having an issue with leslie's audio. can you hear us? >> leslie gets ready, 16 after the hour as middle east leaders sign a historic deal, rockets flying, on the site of the unrest. jillian: we are tracking category 2 hurricane sally as it turns closer to land, the historic threat to the gulf coast. nah. ♪ here? nope.

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shannon: jillian: we will try to bring in leslie marshall. >> i can hear you. jillian: the question is what is more important on the ground campaigning or their performance at the podium? what do viewers want to hear? >> campaigning to swing states is more important because you have more swing states in play than we have seen in presidential history, it is a different type of election, it is very close not just in swing states but a lot of people made up their mind when they watch the debates but what you really want are states that could go

either way and people saying i don't know what the president is offering. i don't know joe biden. they need to speak to those people. we saw how hillary clinton lost based on not doing that in 2016. jillian: the latest polling from the battleground states, average from real clear politics, donald trump is up 3% from june where joe biden is up half% from june. what does that say to you? >> joe biden has to get out there more. the president has an advantage whenever he speaks on an issue the cameras are rolling it people watched, having a lot of rallies, joe biden is behind in that but she's catching up that needs to do a lot more especially in certain demographics like latinos in florida, something he knows, the campaign knows and my party knows going into this election. it will not be in play for anyone. jillian: you mentioned hillary clinton.

let's look at these numbers, this was after the debate, the debate boosts if you will, donald trump went down 2% post debate, hillary clinton went up 2%, regardless that didn't matter when it came time for people to cast their vote. how important is this first debate for voters who might still be undecided? >> doesn't sway a lot of people. every four years against less and less. when you look at exit polling, 2015, 10% at best of voters were swayed somewhat by those debates but most people made up their minds. even that bump where hillary was ahead didn't get to the white house, campaigning in those battleground states especially, answering questions in smaller groups in these communities, so many more states in poor a, more

essential and vital to any campaign. jillian: should we have debate sooner? >> not this year. jillian: in general? >> know i don't. the process has to play out and a lot of people didn't think joe biden would be the nominee. i like it where it is. it gives people enough time to see the people, the candidates and when you have a nominees it gives them time to get out. this year we couldn't do it earlier. jillian: glad we got you on, appreciate it. overnight israel launching airstrikes on the gaza strip in retaliation for a rocket attack hours earlier in southern israel. todd: one of those rockets, good morning.

>> reporter: as leaders were at the white house signing that peace accord two rockets were fired from the gaza strip to southern israel, when intercepted by his relapse missile defense system, the other one making an impact, behind me is a bakery that had been partially destroyed, the outer part taking a lot of shrapnel from this rocket. we've seen pieces of reptile on the ground and ball bearings packed inside the rocket fired from gaza, a rocket attack in southern israel, 13 rockets were fired overnight by palestinian factions. we did speak with a senior hamas official who said israel will never see piece of security in the region until the demands of the palestinian people are met. the israelis use their air force to strike a number of targets inside gaza last night in an effort to end this new round of escalation. security forces do not believe

it will go any further. the damage behind me, one man was moderately injured and a number of other people were treated for shock injuries. todd: rush limbaugh says donald trump has done what no other president could. >> every president, i could start with jfk, every president going forward salivated over the ultimate peace deal in the middle east, george w. bush, george h w bush, barack obama is the only president who didn't care about middle east peace from the israeli perspective. but reagan, jimmy carter. i think about all these presidents and their attempts to come up with the ultimate peace, who does it? donald trump, mister bull in the

china shop, mister stupid, mister outsider has come along and achieved something every american president since the 1950s has been attending to achieve. >> reporter: doctor ahmed was at the signing and will join us later, a big deal. time 26 minutes after the hour. a man hunt continues for the gunman, sergeant burton bryce served 30 years with law enforcement in southern california and says more lies are at risk with a shooter on the loose, he joins us next. jillian: a live look at new orleans as hurricane sally bears down on the gulf coast, the life-threatening storm surge up next.

todd: hurricane sally upgraded

to a category 2 storm overnight, wind and heavy rain slashing the gold coast. jillian: in mobile, alabama the brunt of this storm. >> reporter: good morning to you, the wind and rain pounding mobile, we are under a flash flood warning. there is also a national weather service estimate of potential for waterspouts and tornadoes on the gulf coast. a lot of this comes as the storm continues to crawl at 2 miles an hour closer and closer. it could make landfall sometime this morning. one of the things we are watching is because of this potential two to four foot storm surge and isolated pockets of 30 inches of rain we are watching mobile bay very closely because at the same time the storm is making landfall, parts of it are going directly over the bay it is going to be hired tied. there are 6 or 7 rivers that are

tributaries to mobile bay. the national weather service talks about the potential of flash flooding and deadly storm surge that is the type of situation that could create that. in addition the national weather service said they are monitoring 25 rivers in this area and they believe 20 of them could flood, nine at historic levels. the wind is powerful right now. there are powerful gusts. if you take a look behind me you see between those buildings is a true windtunnel at the rain and the water is the real danger here. todd: we will stay posted on that all morning and throughout the storm, thank you so much. jillian: let's go to senior meteorologist janice dean, you are waiting for 5 am update but this is so slow-moving.

>> janice: yes, 2 miles per hour. we don't expect technical landfall until 7:00 am or 8:00 am. bell sure, alabama which was battered by hurricane force winds for six hours straight this will be catastrophic for parts of the gulf coast, from golf shorts of pensacola we have a flash flood emergency, rare to see that. the national hurricane center put that up to tell folks in the area we are dealing with life-threatening weather. life-threatening flooding. the wind gusts, gulf shores, alabama, they have been into hurricane force windss over 6 to 7 hours so we are not seeing reporting there. pensacola 80 mile-per-hour windss, hurricane force windss moving onshore, although the technical landfall won't happen for the next couple of hours but the strongest wind right now

going through gulf shores alabama, pensacola, the east side of the center of circulation where you get the worst of the storm surge and heavy winds and worst of the hurricane force winds, tornadoes, rain mentioned, potential for tornadoes, tornado watch in effect for the rest of the morning into the afternoon and we will see those watches being posted even for parts of georgia later today as the storm moves slowly, crawls across portions of the southeast. there is the latest track, in a matter of minutes but we expect a potential landfall. the storm did outperform our predictions, it strengthened rapidly overnight as it continues to make landfall. there are predictions we might see a category 3 before it makes landfall but regardless of category i have been saying this, the legacy of the storm is going to be the extreme water

event we are experiencing across alabama and florida, historic rainfall for them. jillian: yesterday you said it could still strengthen and that happened. we will check in with you at 5:00. todd: back to another fox news alert, carjacking suspect in custody after an hour-long stand up with the sheriff department. a lot of attention on that because there was speculation it was connected to the ambush of two deputies last week. retired sergeant who served 29 years in the same department, a lot of speculation, what have you heard whether these incidents are connected? >> i heard the same thing you did. sheriff department at law enforcement, when you have somebody who carjacks the suspect, a victim's car the suspect is using a high-powered rifle and you will all resources available to get this person into custody. they won't know who this is until they finish the investigation and see if he is involved in any other crimes and if involved in the shooting,

nobody knows for sure until homicide detectives do their investigation and can confirm or not confirm if that was the person involved so i don't like making speculation if that is who the person is. the bad guys are still out there and that is very dangerous for the community. todd: let's talk about the shooting in compton. when you talk in privateer former colleagues what are they saying about this? >> this is obviously then attempted murder on two police officers in a marked police car. we had some people in our house the night this happened and a radio we were listening to the incident unfold in front of us.

this is something that we trained for, never expect anything like that to happen and you see deputies training came into effect where they went into a protective position rendering assistance to each other. we pray this never happens but it shouldn't happen. when you have laws in the state of california like we do that allows criminals to go free and not have any consequences this is what you have. thankfully we now have a 300,$000 to try to find this suspect and that will hopefully wake people up and say i know this is or who it was. let's get this bad guy off the street and make sure we get our laws that have bad guys like this stay in jail, these are career criminals that will shoot a police officer like this, you are doing this to a police officer you know what they will do. has no way to protect themselves. laws in california prevent that from us being able to protect ourselves, we are in is no bail system in california because gavin newsom wants to let criminals out of jail and

victims don't have anybody take care of them. todd: across the country pennsylvania, a judge in lancaster, $1 million bail after unrest in that city that follows there, you talk about california and new york, states like us in new york have largely done away with bail for so many crimes, how crucial our sizable bail amounts for deterring lawlessness. >> they are extremely important, the person who stays in custody, so they do it again and again and again, the other thing is assuring they go to court, without the bail there's nothing over their head but to go back to court. it is important to have these bales and we have proven these no bail systems have been a total catastrophe. the state of california we have people who have gone out with no bail, should still be in jail,

shouldn't have been offered bail and they go out and commit crimes again. this is what is happening, this lawlessness in our country and the state of california, out of control and the victims need to be taken care of first and not the criminals. the criminals should not have all these rights, the victims should have the most rights here. todd: we appreciate your insight on these topics. thank you for your time this morning. >> this is why i am running. todd: the city of louisville reaching a $12 million settlement after rihanna taylor was shot and killed by police. >> justice for breanna, time to move forward with criminal charges because she deserves that and more. todd: police using a no knock warrants during a drug investigation before shooting

her in march. those no knock warrants have been banned. a series of police reforms including a new warrant approval process. jillian: a fox news alert, japan's parliament elected the country's new prime minister to replace shinzo abe, officially named japan's leader, served as abe's secretary. he resigned last month amid health concerns. and top 5 biologist says there is proof coronavirus was man-made in china and released on purpose. >> even though we need more evidence you already can see what they tried to cover up from the beginning before and also what else they have done like making a fabricated viral major

regions, censorship, everything relating to its origin and trying to make people like me talk about getting prepared. jillian: she worked in the world health organization before fleeing hong kong and casting doubt whether the spread on covid-19 was intentional. pittsburgh steeler facing backlash after honoring a fallen military hero on his helmet rather than a victim of police violence was the former army ranger honored sergeant cash who was killed in iraq. the steelers voted to where the name of antoine rose junior, teen killed by pittsburgh police in 2018. he was led on facebook saying she would hold the dealers accountable for his actions. 20 minutes until the top of the are, the president pressure is in the donovan new middle east. heather: historic signing ceremony, all americans should be grateful. doctor art med joins us live

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todd: a live look at pensacola as hurricane sally bears down on the gulf coast, the national weather service warning of life-threatening flooding, cameras still moving as the winds batter and it is going to get worse as the morning continues, sally dropped 30 inches of rain by the time she is done, dangerous flooding overwhelming parts of florida and alabama, as mentioned in the live shot earlier this will come down to oversaturated rivers. when you combine that with the gulf you get ridiculously high water numbers. we will keep you posted throughout the morning. jillian: donald trump makes history presiding over the historic peace agreement between israel, bahrain, and the united

arab emirates. >> after decades of the vision and conflicts we mark the don of a new middle east, these agreements prove the nations of the region are breaking free from the failed approaches of the past. today's signing set history on a new course. jillian: muslim scholar doctor ahmed joins me live. thank you for waking up early and being here, we appreciate it. >> what an honor, yesterday was living history, this president rewrote history. over 7 years of israeli history, a generation, almost 40 years since american president has made peace, not war, it was just remarkable being on that self lawn. the enormity of scale and metaphor and meeting of the abraham accord became clear. jillian: let's bring up this

graphic that shows the significance of how it took decades to have agreements done with jordan and egypt and you can see in 2020 so far the president has been able to get this done with the uae and bahrain. what is the significance for people who don't understand that? >> the uae and bahrain, important muslim majority that are absolutely at the center of the middle east and are very progressive. bahrain has a particular record of religious freedom where there has been a christian church since the nineteenth century, and the synagogue since 1930. these are countries which believe in diversity of religious tolerance, to worship in churches, very much a modernized people and looking to the future. they want alliances and peace, not just security or military

but humane humanitarian ideals, just as we share in the united states. >> listen to what jared kushner has to say. >> the palestinian leadership is not interested in making a peace deal and israel was. people in the middle east are seeing they don't want to have their futures held back by conflicts of the past. jillian: what do you think is next? >> reporter: jared kushner is completely right. this is an example what can happen when the palestinians come to the table. remember donald trump kept the door open for the palestinians, the gulf arab world is ready to invest $50 billion into the new palestinian state to bring them into the engagement so we know that. i firmly believe we will see peace coming with the state of oman with engagements with israel and posted the israeli

leadership. also ultimately we will have saudi arabia come in with that preeminent kingdom that represents the epicenter of my religion, islam and all religions around the world. we also see saboteurs, turkey and qatar chomping at the bit, so opposed to this because of their political affiliation with islamism, the motherhood of all radical islam they are supporting so we could see many changes but one thing i want to say, seeing the president with the bahraini foreign minister and benjamin netanyahu you will see these men reassemble again on stage for a nobel prize for peace. this is that big. this achievement is equivalent to and why sadat's egypt with israel, it is just historic.

jillian: thank you for waking up early. an exciting day for you to be there, thank you for sharing this information, we appreciate it. >> happy to do so. another day, another chance to bounce forward.

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>> donald trump failed the hispanic community time and time again and that is not a secret. the latino community holds in the palm of their hand the destiny of this country. you may not want to hear it but it is true. todd: joe biden looking to making roads with latino voters in florida after donald trump made his case there earlier this week. hispanic market expert joins me

with where things stand. biden currently up 5 points and the latest monmouth poll in florida but up 26 among latino voters according to the same pole. to those numbers seem accurate to you? >> reporter: i believe in polls to some extent, we mine the voice of the people digitally. we analyze 7 million digital discussions to look at the sentiment profile, both nationally as well as in florida which is why the biden campaign is playing catch up, we are two month to the election. when you see a tie in a state as important as florida where hillary clinton was in a 36% lead and they are now seeing unless you win or turn that state you won't have a chance, a

big portion of that, we are seeing this activity. it is a historic shift and a lot of attention on florida. todd: how important are the cuban-americans to this election in light of the fact obama, biden, had a somewhat cozy relationship with the castro regime, that does not sit well with so many cuban-americans in florida. >> exactly, that is why you see south florida leaning conservative because of the cuban profile of hispanics that live there but also as of recently, we had venezuelan immigrants settled in florida. we have seen donald trump being supportive of venezuela, guido one was declared president of the world followed but biden is in kissimmee and central florida, it is not a

1-size-fits-all, hispanics are moved by, things like immigration, but the top issue is jobs and the economy. todd: at the end of the day nationally moving florida out of the equation the cuban-americans situation nationally is it going to come down to how inspired latinos are to vote for joe biden? >> absolutely and you have to earn that vote. we can't assume the strategies of 2016 will not play out again, 30 million eligible latino voters, when in three concentrated in five key states. the largest minority voter block in this season. todd: we love having you on, great insights, appreciate your time this morning, thank you so much. jillian: the search for the gunman continues an ambush attack of two la deputies, tom

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todd: it is wednesday september 16th and this is a fox news alert. a look at new orleans as hurricane sally closes in on the us. jillian: the slow-moving storm threatening deadly floods as it flashes the gulf with 100 mile an hour windss. todd: we have live fox news team covered with janice dean tracking hurricane sally dozens of miles offshore. jillian: live in mobile bay. >> reporter: