janice: absolutely. don't let your guard down because you see a little tiny weakening of the winds. 157 miles per hour makes it a category 5 storm. so that's what i'm concerned with people oh, it's weakening. oh my gosh. we are still dealing with potential of 10 to 15 storm surge low lying sea surface areas of florida. so, no, this is still a very, very dangerous, deadly storm. jackie: janice, important to note that now these models are. janice: come into agreement. jackie: that's something we were worried about. unfortunately, they are green. heather: straight up through the middle of florida. janice: potentially worst case scenario for south florida. jackie: thanks, janice. hurricane irma's deadly case of destruction worse case scenario like janice dean said for the states of florida. heather: direct hit from the most powerful recorded hurricann recorded history. jackie: what's going on there this morning? jillian: days in a row, guys, all we have seen is line after line in gas stations. people waiting

janice: most definitely.ts closed in florida, fort lauderdale, jacksonville, miami, orlando, sanford, which is near orlando, sarasota, tampa, and west palm beach. ainsley: so awful them basically. janice: of course if you have got delays or cancellations in florida that's going to impact the rest of the country as well. brian: i don't know who would think they would be getting into a plane after what we have been witnessing the last few days. 40e7fully 5eur89s won't charge people while when they change flights. janice: that's why we need to be on top of it, too. brian: watching this water go out, especially in hillsborough in the tampa area, what's going on there? we are expecting water coming up, the surge. we have seen it go the other way. janice: these are fascinating and twitter was overtaken by these images. our own jillian mele posted these yesterday in the tampa bay area. what this was was the offshore winds, pushing. the winds were so strong as the storm was moving northward, so the offshore winds wer

very latest on hurricane irma, let's go to fox senior meteorologist janice dean who has been tracking the storm. janice: 2 miles short of a 5 and still potential to become a 5 again, so just because you see a category level go down, the impact is still potentially catastrophic for the bahamas turks cacos and south florida,

senior meteorologist janice dean, janice, more storm. >> lots to talk about. gulf of mexico watching this area over the next five days because we don't need anymore rain across the gulf coast. so far we will do okay this weekend. drying out period for the gulf coast. this is what's left to harvey, 50 reports of tornadoes during duration, a lot of damage from reports of tornadoes, we are unfortunately going to get a piece of harvey for long labor day weekend, this is irma, it's going to be a very dangerous hurricane ramping up to category 4. i need all interests in the caribbean, i need the east coast, florida and the gulf coast to be on alert, we will be watching the storm for the next week. if this high, bermuda high is strong, the storm will remain on west ward track. if bermuda track breaks down, then it has potential to be east coast threat. we have a few days to watch this, here are the two reliable forecast models that we look at in terms of cone of uncertainty and now we are starting to come into agreement that next weekend perhaps coming very close to

cheryl: janice, thank you very much. janice dean.ren: plus as the houses gets set to pass controversial bill, president trump signals he's willing to cut more deals with democrats. we will talk to a republican and a democratic strategists about any political fallout. raising major concerns about apple's tenth anniversary iphone, they might be in short supply. we will tell you why. dow futures down 58, nasdaq down 8. we will be right back. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significan

todd: janice in science class. thanks, janice. heather: president trump reaching across the aisle to fulfill his promise you have tax reform for the american people. todd: today he will hold a bipartisan meeting with several top senators at the white house. ellison barber with details. >> president trump is hoping to make tax reform bipartisan arguably starting tonight. welcome a handful of senators on the left and the right to the white house for additional this evening. according to a new report in the "the washington post," three republicans and three democrats will attend citing sources who are familiar with the plans. the post says the dinner will include republican members of the senate finance committee, like chairman orrin hatch, patrick toomey of pennsylvania, and john thune of south dakota. on the democratic side senators joe manchin of west virginia, joe donnelly of indiana and heidi heitkamp of north dakota. all moderate democrats up for re-election next year in states that president trump won. president trump says tax

pete: janice dean kicks off team coverage. janice: new path coming out at 8:00.s storm lasted for days now and expected to remain a category 5 over the next 24 to 48 hours a lot of warm water in its path. as you can see the computer models are in very good agreement as we get into the weekend and keys and south florida. then we start to see some question marks. does it go completely over the state of florida? does it hug the coast of florida? does it make a landfall across the southeast? we still don't know yet. here is one of our reliable forecast models. that's at least a category 4 on saturday as it comes so close to south florida and the keys. this one has, you know, the storm, the eye of the storm, the strongest winds on shore, on sunday. and then it continues to lift over the state. the worst of the storm surge and the worst of the winds and worst of the rain, of course, coming on shore across florida and in the southeast coast. we could actually see another landfall over georgia or the carolinas. certainly want people to pay close attention. when we talk a

janice, thanks. heather: that's where my sister is.see if anything was hitting them yet yesterday. it was not. but it's on the way. city under miami a lockdown under fears of looting. todd: bryan llenas with more on the chaos and destruction from this monster storm. brian? >> good morning, guys. all morning we have been reporting on the fact that there is a curfew and for good reason. this is just some of the debris we are seeing in the street. this is what is left of the traffic light. the traffic light has been run over about 4 times since we have been here by cars who he will either don't see it or just are trying to get out. here you see it actually one car right there. this is an individual who lives in this neighborhood just outside of downtown miami. it's a suburb. he doesn't know where to go. this is why they are telling people to stay in their homes until at least daylight so that the assessment crews can come out and start cleaning up. because it's dangerous out here. we saw a bus earlier today that was supposed to go pick up

janice.insley: waited on the highway went over afew miles over the course of five or six hours. if you are looking for gas, jillian was talking earlier about this app. on her phone. gas buddy app. and tells you where you can get off the interstate and get gas. who has fuel and who doesn't. steve: i was reading the south florida papers this morning. particularly the miami herald said if you are expecting to go to a shelter later today, there are certain things you need to take. did you know if you take a shelter you need to take a gallon of water per person for at least three days. if you have medication you need to take the medication obviously with you. bedding, towels, you got to take your own toilet paper. a cell phone with battery charger. if you have got a baby, take baby food and diapers. and there will knob beds or showers. usually it is a gymnasium. so just be forewarned because if that is your last resort, having to go to the shelter, you might show up and realize there is nothing th

janice: as have you guys.of people pulled t the dictionaries yesterday. >> hypocrisy there. >> not hypocrisy. >> what this is about whether you believe in opportunity. heather: when elizabeth warren put on the stop when asked to prove she is not one of the millionaires that she is crusading against. ♪ ♪ ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. heather: welcome back. a war of words. roskt man kim jong un firing back with a new nickname for president trump. and now the internet wants to know what is a dotard. rob: dotard. however you want to say it. carley shimkus. heather: don't know how to say it or what it is. >> who knows. rob: not a co

janice dean, senior meteorologist with the latest. janice, next major stop, tampa, overnight.hat's the dark of hours, and it will be tough for the folks there. janice: yeah, certainly, it is going to be overnight tonight as it moves up towards north florida, the panhandle and georgia could potentially see hurricane-force wind as well. 142 miles per hour at naples just a few hours ago, 130-mile-per-hour winds in marco island and even miami, miami close to 100 miles per hour for them. we had two landfalls, cudjoe key at 9:00 in the morning and another landfall at marco island, the wind speeds were 115 miles per hour sustained at 3:35 p.m. tornado threat is ongoing. so, of course, we're talking about the winds and the rain and the storm surge, but on the east coast, we have seen many tornado reports and reports of damage along these heavily populated regions, a lot of people escaped to the east coast florida when they heard it was taking a west coast brunt. we're dealing with a tornado threat and tornado watches. storm surge threat, by the way, up towards the coastal carolinas. l

meteorologist janice dean live in weather center. how is it looking, janice?s and caicos under warning because the storm is close to them and we could be feeling the effects of forced winds, the storm surge unfortunately. continue moving northwest, latest 5:00 a.m. advisory and going to continue to kind of move north ward and then we hope curve towards northeast and also steadily weakening which would be great news but still major hurricane at least for the next 24 to 48 hours. there are the computer models as we go out further in time. consensus is right between bermuda, five days away. those are our two reliable forecast models, the euro gets pretty close towards cape, we will watch that. eventually also north and east but a little close to coastline. here is prediction, 13 storms, 7 hurricanes, four major hurricanes, the average is three and we are only halfway through the season. we will have to monitor it. the good news is nothing on the horizon for the next five to seven days in the atlantic, also worth mentioning, cheryl, first official day of fall here

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janice: it feels much cooler out there.nce than what it was this time yesterday. 56 in new york. 63 in chicago. you got the picture very fall-like out there. tropics, maria and lee not going to affect us. i heard rob and heather talking about something potentially on the hoards. we do have an area of low pressure here across south florida. do not think it's going to become anything major. we have to watch it over the next couple of days. at any rate, we will see some heavier rain across florida, including south florida. and, of course, we will continue to monitor this. the rest of the country fairly quiet. we will watch the potential for showers and thunderstorms for texas and some mountain snow for the rockies. all right. here i come. i'm coming to get those donuts and coffee right now. rob: come get it all right, janice thanks so much. heather: she doesn't need sugar or caffeine. rob: opioid epidemic reaching rice sis level in the united states. why are doctors still prescribing these types of drugs it might be a question

back to you. >> janice dean, janice, thanks very much. storm surge in naples and marco island, 10 to 15-inches -- let me check this. i just got this urgent from thee national weather service. 10 to 15 feet of storm surge expected in naples, marco island. that means 10 to 15 feet aboveground level and when it starts, they will rise rapidly. this is an urgent warning from the national weather service to prepare for that. the thinking is unless something changes, the storm will come ashore along marco island, head north, golden gates, north naples, estiro up to gateway and cape corral and fort myers area. the eye of the storm is some 25 or so miles wide. that whole swath of southwest florida prepare for the worst, it's on the way. and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ i wanti did my ancestrydna and where i came from. and i couldn't wait to get my pie chart. the most shocking result was that

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stuart: try to bring janice dean, janice, the last weather map i saw showed irma going down to categoryto me, is it? >> you will still see hurricane-force winds. that's pretty impressive for a hurricane once it makes landfall. the thinking is still the same, the cone shifted more to the west but that puts people, different people in danger and i just want to make mings that we are probably going to continue to forecast the storm as it's making landfall because there are so many atmospheric conditions that are going to steer this storm and that's why it's been so difficult to give you a pinpoint of where the landfall is going to be. so where the landfall is going to be, how strong is storm is and where it potentially could go, is still up for deliberation over the next 24 to 48 hours. i can tell you this, the florida keys and south florida, you are still in the bulls eye for massive category 4 hurricane. winds at 150 miles per hour. we are starting to see the eye wantle a little -- wabble. the storm is starting to reorganize and wants to strengthen even further. that's potentially going

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lauren: janice dean, thank you.ma. the hurricane heading now as she just said up to georgia, potentially the carolinas, we will take a look at how the state of goirnl preparing for when i remember's arrival and take a look at u.s. stock market futures, pretty big open to go your markets on this monday, a lot of that less of the storm and more about the fact that north korea didn't launch anything over the weekend. dow up 121 in premarket, s&p nasdaq as well. you're watching fbn:am. >> i have lived here my entire life, i have been through all the storms, i stay around to help people button up that forgot their supplies and i'll be here to help them after this is not a cloud. this is a tomato tracked from farm to table on a blockchain, helping keep shoppers safe. this is a financial transaction secure from hacks and threats others can't see. this is a skyscraper whose elevators use iot data and ai to help thousands get to work safely and efficiently. this is not the cloud you know. this is the ibm cloud. the ibm cloud

all right, janice. at the market, premarket before we open in just about 4 minutes from now. dow is showing it's going to open lower by 36 points. s&p and nasdaq also down about 2 tenths of a percent. by the way, opec is meeting today. we will talk about oil as well. we will be right back with more varney today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart d

janice: elizabeth.e: that's fantastic. they did it all for me. who needs the weather person when we have a crowd like this today. prinel brian there you go. abby: i love it thank you, janice. it does feel like the first day of fall here. steve: absolutely. people watching in california right now coming here to the big town, bring a coat. abby: nice a cold. brian: grow your chest hair out it will be nice and cold. abby: it's good for pregnant women. >> i'm in the military, my brother is in the military. i are friends wrapped in the flag. i have family that's wrapped in the flag. i feel like if you are going to protest, that isn't the right time. abby: todd piro went to green bay for thursday night football. you don't want to miss that he's up next. steve: then, how does half off annuity tri bullet sound? i have one of those, actually. exclusive morning mega deals just for "fox & friends" fans coming up live from new york city. ♪ forget about the price tag ♪ ain't about the cheng cheng ♪ and ain't about t

first, janice has been covering the storm. janice, roughly 13 or 14 hours we will have landfall.expect. >> it will affect millions of folks across the sunshine state. that's why were talking about potentially catastrophic damage for millions of people along the west coast. it's more vulnerable than the east coast because we have a lot of low lying areas and storm surge will inundate these low-lying zones. let's get to it. we have a new advisory coming out. that will give us the coordinates and the strength of the storm and where we think it will be. we are going through some structural changes which means the storm is trying to strengthen again. it's got about 100 miles of warm water to travel before it makes its first official landfall across the key on sunday morning. this is what were watching, 125-mile. hour sustained winds. the pressure is dropping. that is a very strong hurricane regardless of its category. the wind gusts already 60 miles per hour. conditions are going downhill starting now. we also have tornado threat. tornado watch until midnight tonight for south florida

janice dean has the latest track as it makes landfall in the caribbean. are watching "fbn:am." ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. cheryl: hurricane maria sleeping of the eastern caribbean, category five moving towards puerto rico. lauren: senior meteorologist janice dean is tracking that live in the weather center at the very latest and some areas getting hit twice. if i hurricane, and now maria appeared reporter: devastation in dominica this morning. category when it made landfall and now we are concerned for the british and u.s. virgin islands as well as puerto rico. puerto rico could see nine to 11-foot storm surge, upwards of a foot of rain fell, mudslides and devastating storms unfortunately the next 24 to 48 hours. close to the

how are you, janice? i'm jamie. >> hi.oday, larae and her sister, janice neisess, run a gift shop in the shadow of the tower. they sell thermometer t-shirts, thermometer hot sauce, even thermometer thermometers. yes, this really is the world's tallest thermometer. and it would be strange enough just to inherit a 130-foot thermometer in the middle of the desert, but what's as remarkable is the msion that larae anher family took on after her father died in 2007. >> you're sure? >> i got to get a closer look. i tell larae's husband, bill, i'm ready for a challenge. i've been training to climb to the top. i'm going in. >> okay. >> why did he say it that way? >> i just bombed it this morning for the spiders. >> spiders. i'm a girl of nature. >> black widows. >> they're little spiders. >> black widow spiders. >> yeah. >> i think you'd better close it up. >> they're small. >> even this host has to draw the line at black widow spiders. the story of this strange inheritance begins with a young man who falls in love with the califor

janice live for us in beijing. janice, thank you. >>> back here at home, breaking news overnight that's rattling millions in the u.s. including hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants, politico is reporting that president trump will soon halt daca, the program granting work permits to those undocumented immigrants who arrive at children. the president is expected to make an announcement on tuesday and the report of his decision comes as up to ten states threaten to sue the administration if the program is not canceled by tomorrow. with nearly 800,000 daca recipients already shielded from e started in 2012, the ramifications could be massive. impacting those so-called dreamers, like paramedic hey seuss, a houston native who has been spending every waking moment helping those hit by harvey. >> we are literally on the groupt helping people get back up and we're getting our, you know, our butts handed to us by people, you know, upstairs in the white house. having your future toyed with and argued around

even in janice's report just now, broi, have i ever been tuned into janice dean in the last few days,storm is unpredictable. it has changed in the past six hours, leland, looked like we were out of it. we saw changes here on the gulf coast in the florida panhandle just in the past few hours in terms of now having tropical storm warningings that are potentially headed our way. we just don't know. i think right now everybody in our neighborhood is saying, we better prepare, not necessarily for hurricane but for tropical storm. >> a lot that needs to be done. what's the balance here between giving people information, telling them what might happen, worst case scenario and at the same time not scaring them because in the past we have heard warnings like this that had been this dire and then it turns out thankfully that they were a little bit much. >> let me be blunt, it's a whole lot better to have people afraid and reacting to what might happen then to make have some fish dead bodies. that's the worst scenario. it's not to have people frightened enough. the next time something happens, y

cheryl: janice dean in the weather center.ld not believe how much we gave the airlines last year to check our bags. the outrage and the reason behind this job coming out. the calendar that lazio countdown to the holidays with bottles of wine. cheers to that. we will be right back. ♪ you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. lauren: breaking news this morning after hurricane maria regaining strength with more caribbean island in her site. tracking the storm. trained as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promising the new health care bill to repeal and replace. train through federal reserve officials will begin selling off their huge bond portfolio next month and that is taking news in stride. for now, another record high for the dow yesterday this morning down 13 points. strange as you can se

cheryl: janice, thank you. janice: you're welcome. coming up we will have the latest on terrorist event in london. rush hour explosion, friday morning on the subway station there at parsons green. we will go live to that area for a report. also, how is the market responding to all of this, plus the north korean missile launch towards japan a very muted reaction this friday morning and a winning week for the stock market. dow is up 5 points, we will likely see another record high today. s&p and nasdaq futures are down a point each. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduc

janice dean. janice dean saying the wins will get stronger.aribbean canceling flights, closing schools and urging people to get ready with irma having today. food, water, building supplies to protect their homes. accredited by friday. a lot more on the show for you because it looks like a washington north korea would join markets over the week. anthony chan will be here. and, arrested when she refused to let police officers draw blood from an unconscious crash victim is now considering legal action. the story of a barrel of the weekend, we'll have that for you. you are watching "fbn:am." the ♪ my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an hour is easy! 68% of people... ...who have built their website using gocentral, did it in... ...under an hour, and you can too. type in your business or idea. pick your favourite design. personalize it with beautiful images. and...you're done! and now business is booming. harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better webs

fox senior meteorologist janice dean elected us in a few moments.trained to do really hope puerto rico is ready for it. captain lewis merced joins us on the phone from puerto rico. he's the general secretary of the salvation army. good morning. >> good morning, lauren and cheryl. cheryl: let's talk about preparations underway. puerto rico was worried about a direct hit from her mother, but the island was spared. thousands of people still without power. it's puerto rico ready for maria? >> we are trying the best we can. you know, i don't think we are really ready. the power system is very fragile right now. so we are praying for the best, but getting ready for the worst. cheryl: let's talk about shelters being put in place. 70,000 people without power in shelters because of our men and the damage after firm. you've got five shelters that could take in people. are those shelters ready to go this morning? >> it's my understanding they are ready to go. the governor announced publicly, you know, that shelters were ready to go. i think this is a positive

we have live fox team coverage with senior meteorologist janice dean in the foxweter center. adam in miami, florida. adam. >> the conditions continue to worsen. we are now on the edge on the ocean side. as we look to left, smashed up under the shore. there are a bunch of others we have known on very weak lines at h hour, we are not close to get to heavy stuff yet. if there's glimmer of good news here is the storm continues to trend west. obviously we won't get the eye or the wall of the eye which people were word about, however, that still means we are getting the dirty side of the storm, so it's called which is the rough side. there's white caps all throughout the area. we keep going to the left, the two boats have broken loose, one line holding them together. you can see as the night moves on, the wind will batter the boats together. the owner of the marina says that they know who owns the boats and they are not going to look good in a few hours. we are starting to see damage to those kinds of cloth coverings. sails are obviously down that are teared and ripped as the wind

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let's start with janice. janice, this is an ever moving story, because it is the confirmation of the claims coming from north korea, their climbs after hydrogen bomb, their claims of the size of it and that it can be put on top of a missile. what do we know? >> all claims north korea has been promising simply following through on everything they said they were going to do. china is siding on the international community and condemning it, japan vowing more pressure, south korea president calling it utterly disappointing and infuriating, and for south korea it is. the president has been trying to urge kim jong-un to go back to the negotiating table, something that president trump has dismissed, saying that talking is not the answer. and today he tweeted that appeasement will work. this test, as you say, is the most powerful yet according to experts and it was important to note that in a statement that was read out on north korean state media today, they made a point of saying all of the components were homemade

janice: we have time to prepare.s is headed for texas though, right? >> listen, if it goes into the gulf of mexico, it's anybody's game. that's why i'm concerned. there is the potential for this to push into the gulf of mexico and then we're going to, you know, watch the whole gulf coast. so, yes, there is the potential for that as well. steve: not good news. all right. thank you, janice. brian: 25 minutes before the top of the hour. in houston thousands of families facing horrific new reality as the cost of recovery from hurricane harvey sets in. abby: many of those people who lost everything did not have flood insurance. steve: will carr is live for thus morning in houston where victims are now weighing their options the water goes down, will, and the mold starts now they have to figure out what to do next. >> yeah. good morning, guys. in this community in west houston is still under evacuation. you can see, steve, just how much water is still out here. that's not stopping homeowners from coming back to see the ext

janice dean is tracking it all for us. janice?ico as well as the british and u.s. virgin islands. so there's the track. we get a new track by the way at 8:00 with the cord nantz on this. then we think it's going to move east of the bawments. of course watching puerto rico as we could see a direct impact of upwards of 2 feet of rain. certainly 9 to 11-foot storm surge could inundate this small area. these small islands. east of the bahamas by the weekend. taking a look at both models, the gfs and the euro. the euro has it curving out to sea. the gfs has it close to obviously the mid-atlantic. so something we will have to watch in the numbers couple of days. back to you. steve: thank you very much. bring in dan bongino secret service agent. officer and author of protecting the president inside accounts of troubled secret service in an area of evolving threats which comes out today. we were just watching janice talk about the hurricanes. you probably just took your shutters down from irma. >> it's like 8 hour endeavor to do that to g

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here's abc's lindsay janice. >> i didn't think i was going to survive. >> reporter: this is all that of the hotel she was staying in at st. martin. it was her dream birthday vacation. now what is left will live in her nightmares. >> it looked like hell. it looked like a war zone. it went from the most beautiful resort ever to chaos. to total destruction. >> reporter: the once idyllic islands of the northern caribbean took the brunt of hurricane irma. now waste lands of destruction and debris. the category 5 storm killed at least 37 people from barbuda. >> this is one of the worst days of my life. the entire country has been decimated. >> reporter: to st. martin, to the virgin islands. now there are severe shortages of food, water, and medicine. and adding to the chaos, a second hurricane, jose, churning over the same area this weekend. costing authorities precious time, preventing them from getting to the most ravaged areas. now the harrowing stories of survival are emerging. >> flooding is kind of amazing. the rain and wind is bringing it through the sliding doors. >> reporter: alon

brian jenkins, janice dean.in with jillian mele with emergency crews already to hit the ground running. good morning. jillian: good morning todd and heather. we moved over to davis island. we wanted to give a grand scope of what is going on it is raining right now. winds are picking up a little bit. i know it is dark out here but you can see debris along the roadways. nothing significant just yet. wait until we get up here a little closer. you will be able to see we have a pretty big downed tree in this area, completely uprooted if we come over here for a second. we made a call to the sheriff's office to find out if they were making any emergency responses, emergency rescues anything like that. they didn't have anything specific to give us. right now we are scouring the area, taking a look oat what is going on. take a oak over here real quick. i mean, that's wind damage, that's what you are looking at right now. this is the type of damage that people are waking up to. i realize that a lot of people in this area

when you look at the storm, whatever direction -- janice: okay, no problem.shepard: this is headed north. that's the worst part of the storm. that's what they're getting over there in everglades city. in marco island -- this is marco island right in here. marco island completely in the eye of the storm and then the really bad wind and rain which is the outer walls of this storm, again, wrapped around the eye of the storm, all of that making its way into names right now and just from the looks of this knowing the distance is here, i would get that the eye itself is over all of naples, the eye itself is over all of naples, probably in the next two hours. it's now 3:30 eastern time by about 5:30 they would be in the eye of the storm and marco island may sit in the eye for quite some sometime. steve harrigan you're still out there. i see the wind and the rain. >> that's right, shepard. i'm just looking down the road as you can see it coming and, of course, you can't but you can hear it. sometimes it turns into just a tremendous whoosh and howl and comes and goes

janice: potentially, yes. thank you very much, janice. six minutes after the hour.estions we know about dhaka and all the things facing the president. he did get a question about what is the president planning on donating to the conditions for the people of texas? pete: almost like she knew it was coming. she had answer immediately at hand. not only is he focused on it and the president will be in houston tomorrow to further review the damage and provide support. also digging into his own pocket and giving a 1-million-dollar donation for relief efforts. ainsley: let this sink. in the president of the united states of america is dipping into his own personal bank account and giving $1 million. i don't know if that's ever been done before. that's amazing. when a generous act of kindness that he is giving to the folks that are really hurting. people who voted for him. many people who didn't vote for him. pete: many people who didn't vote for him. ainsley: i think hillary won houston. dipping into otherwise his own personal account to give to others. britain brian he an

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janice thank you very much.in former governor of arkansas. former presidential candidate and fox news contributor mr. mike huckabee or governor huckabee i should say. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. great to be with you guys today. ainsley: good morning. i know you probably have a reaction to what's happening in puerto rico and all the families that are affected there. >> it's just awful. the word that i think of is apocalyptic. if people want to know what would be the impact of an electrode magnetic pulse, which is a nuclear device exploding above the united states, look at puerto rico. take a good look and add to that calamity that no cell phone and no other electronic hand held device would work. we just need to realize that this is an unprecedented kind of situation for the island of puerto rico. and you know, we don't think about them enough because they are a territory and not a state. we need to think about them because they are in a world of hurt and going to be for a long time. brian: let

janice park, wusa9. >> the animals will need to be checked out for behavior issues, spayed, neutered and microchipped. in a few days they'll be ready for adoption. >>> people in houston are continuing the slow recovery and painful process after harvey's catastrophic devastation. homeowners are trying to from their homes. repair crews and cleaning services are beginning to work on the damaged buildings. some houstonians have placed signs in front of their property to discourage people from taking off with their stuff. >>> the state of texas remembered victims of harvey today in a statewide day of prayer. meanwhile president donald trump declared today a national day of prayer. mr. trump and the first lady attended st. johns episcopal church to pray for and support people impacted by the devastating storm. planremember you can always help -- remember you can always help the people in southeast texas. join us at www.wusa9.com/be texascare and make a donation directly to the hurricane harvey disaster relief fund. all donations are tax deductible. >>> north korea conducted its most powerf

janice park is at union station. the final train from miami suspended services in florida. >> reporter: i met up with the little family who says quite frankly, 23 hours on a train recently has been hell. they had to evacuate from jupiter, florida and tried to explain what it was like to leave everything behind. for one woman that includes leaving her husband and son behind, who is a firefighter. you have to look at the roads and airports to feel the fear from irma. >> kind of horrifying. very scary. >> reporter: after mandatory evacuation, the 23-hour journey from jupiter, florida has been too much for fran little's granddaughter. they came here on amtrak train 92. >> just out of florida. that was impossible. we looked them up, they were $3,000 per person to get out. jet blue, you should be a shamed of yourself. >> reporter: amtrak announcing they cancelled trains from miami to new york, new york to miami and the auto train from and back. service suspended in florida until further notice while the safety of the littl

janice macky fray er.rayer. >>> what worries seasoned analysts and diplomats is the territory we're in now. the volley, verbal assaults are becoming personal. they say the risk of miscalculation is edging uncomfortably higher. south korea is also asking for a level headed response. because they say an accident in the region at this point could see things spiral very quickly. away we need to remember at this point is that they are words. they are just comments at this point. the posture on neither side has changed. north korea wants to be recognized as a nuclear state. that's not something the u.s. is going to do. china is trying to urge restraint. saying this is a dangerous time and war on the peninsula will really yield no winner. ayman. >> live in beijing, thank you. >>> new polling shows a majority of americans disapprove of president trump's handling of the situation with north korea. according to a cbs news poll, 59% see north korea's weapon program as a threat that can be contained for now. 33% belie

senior meteorologist janice dean with the latest on harvey and irma as well. we begin with griff jenkins. while the rain has stopped, we understand there are still rivers that are continuing to rise, that has to add insult to injury. >> we are here on the river. we are in a community and north rosenberg texas that is underwater. there are communities around here, he has brought us on his boat, we are not able to take on the river because it is going to crest if it hasn't already at its peak, a record 56 feet. sheriff, first of all, some of the communities around here have expressed concern of these rising waters. what information do need them to know at this moment? >> early on, models showed that the river is going to crest to 59 feet. after a few days, we discovered it was projected to go to 57 and now it's 56 feet. we have a community to the north here that is protected by a system that can handle 58 feet. we are now in a community in the north side of rosenberg that is not protected by a levee system. the river has obviously exceeded its banks and you can