janice: you've got pit.hern california deemed too dangerous, delta fires scorching both sides of the highway, fire fighters fighting blaze, right now 5% contained. president trump congratulating north korea after the country celebrated its 70th anniversary and without nuclear missiles. him and kim jong un will, quote, prove everybody wrong, rebecca joins us with what this means for negotiations for. >> the threatening piece has really kind of died down at least during diplomatic engagement between u.s. and north korea, it doesn't mean that will dismantle but definitely means the ball is still in play and so the trump administration does deserve credit for that. rob: as as secretary of state mike pompeo received a positive letter from kim jong un which he handed to the president. president trump set to speak at brand-new 9/11 memorial in pennsylvania. [bell] rob: it really is something, the power of voices dawning 40 times, it stands 93 feet tall in the field where the plane crashed killing passengers and cre

steve: janice, finally florence has made landfall. janice: 7:50 a.m. the official landfall. remember that is the quitest part of the storm. it's the lowest pressure according to the national hurricane center. so it's just a historic point. now we have it making landfall. north carolina, wrightsville beach as of 7:15 eastern time. and there it is on the radar. official landing fall at 90 miles per hour sustained winds. the core of the strongest winds. and we have gotten reports of over 100 mile-per-hour winds overnight last night. and, again, the legacy of this storm is not going to be the winds. it's going to be the rain. so there is florence making landfall. officially now as of the national hurricane center bulletin that we have just issued just moments ago. all right. let's take a look at it there is the current radar. the core of the strongest storms, of course, in just west of that and then the back side of the storm is going to come on shore. so i know we have bill hemmer in wilmington, he is feeling the worst of the rain and the winds. and the s

pete: thanks, janice. steve: new warning, janice, will come out at what time? janice: 8:00 a.m. steve: so two hours from right now. in the meantime we know it's a big storm, right? well, never let a good crisis go to waste somebody once famously said. lisa: rahm emanuel. steve: take a look at "the washington post." they had a headline yesterday and it got us talking. the headline reads another hurricane is about to batter our coast and president trump is complicit. what they are talking about is how the president plays down human's role in weather trying to dismantle any efforts to control the weather going forward and they interviewed -- they quoted a climate researcher who said that florence is another indication of global warming. pete: of course, never let that moment miss that talking point u did any undid any regulation today. if it is the cause it's been going on for quite some time. louis gutierrez a democrat from illinois used this to criticize the trump administration's response to the hurricane that hasn't even happened yet. listen u. >> you want to know what i fear?

janice: yes.ric but today we're not quite sure if it's going to make even a landfall. ainsley: thank you, janice. yesterday the president was in oval office with a lot of his cabinet members and talking about. this. steve: getting ready. ainsley: preparing everyone. hurricane florence is looking bigger than anticipated. it will be arriving soon. fema, first responders and law enforcement are supplied and ready be safe. steve: that's right. according to the national national hurricane center center they say the triple threat to the carolinas in addition to the fresh water flooding with all the rain and when it stalls out and the big winds, the first one is scary. and they say it is a life-threatening storm surge at the coast. they say it could be a tsunami-like rise in ocean water over normally dry land. ainsley: it's a monster. even if you don't get the direct hit you will still get a lot of rain and could be a lot of flooding. i know my sister moved her car she drove inland two hours and catch a

lauren: janice dean tracking it all week for us, she's here with the latest, janice. just because it's category 1 doesn't mean that it'll have catastrophic in fact, this is a water problem, this is going to bring incredible amounts of rain over several days and the storm surge issue continues so there's the center of the storm, we are expecting landfall in the next couple of hours, it is moving very slowly, though, around 5 miles per hour, so that is what is going to be the part of the deadliest problem here or potentially deadly lest problem here is the water and not being able to escape the water, so we will get a new advisory out in the next few minutes and we will bring you that but the bottom line is the storm is about to make landfall, it is stalling and moving slowly and going to drop feet of water and bring in the potential for over a 10-foot storm surge which we have gotten reports where they've had to rescue 150 people and 200 people are awaiting rescue in newborn where they reported 10-foot storm surge, the forecast is happening and coming true in low-lying

typical kate, janice thought back then.someone who needed help, who had told her a hard luck story. >> she said when she got on the train, her pocketbook was stolen. and she's here in charleston, and she doesn't have any money. and i'm helping her out until she can whatever. >> but kate told her mother that heather would pay her back soon because she was a pediatric surgeon in charleston to take a new post at the local medical center. then a few days later, a distraught kate told her mother that heather's daughter back home in new jersey had been killed in a car accident. but something seemed odd about that, said janice. >> didn't seem like she was rushing to go up to new jersey to attend to the child that had been -- >> or that she was a grief-stricken woman. >> grief-stricken woman. she did not look that way at all. >> and now here was news that heather was living with kate's friend, ethan, in this tiny apartment. >> to me, she looked like a con artist. >> but no, said kate back then. janice had it all wrong. heather was

meteorologist janice has the latest storm track.ryl: yesterday week industrial stocks track-- that down the dow jones. the nass that-- nasdaq stamped 840-- 40 losing streak. cheryl: looking at europe stocks the entire open now everything is in the red lauren: in asia gaining .3% that was led by exporters doing well because the japanese way-- yet it was a bit weaker today. cheryl: good customer service for airline passengers. a pilot being called a true gentleman. "fbn:am" continues right now. cheryl: 5:31 a.m. in new york. tuesday, september 11. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we went to get to breaking news. mandatory evacuations have been issued for parts of the carolinas in virginia. hurricane florence approaches the east coast. lauren: get a senior meteorologist janice dean. this will be one big storm. janice: stork right now, could be a storm they've never seen before the carolinas. right now, we are going through restructuring with florence meeting the storm is trying to strengthen even further from ca

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janice, thank you. brian: janice will follow this. carolina expecting it to hit? >> well, good morning and to you all, some time between thursday into friday as janice just mentioned. and now officials here are hoping for the best but preparing for the worse. we are actually here on the state line where both north and south carolina are under state of emergencies. later today at 1:00, the north carolina emergency operations management center will be activated. what that means is they will be able to put the resources in place that they need to respond. the national guard is on stand by, ready to de ploy when they are needed. some of florence is already starting to be felt along the carolina coast, including large as well as. we have even seen some people pack up sandbags and stock up on supplies. that is happening up and down the south and north carolina coast. now, we're about 200 miles inland. and we can expect some heavy rains, downed power lines and very strong winds and even downed trees here in the charlotte area. now, price gou

janice dean thank you very much for the detailed forecast there and update for us. >> you got it.eric: important words to remember, more people die in the storm surge and floods after the storm, janice, was just highlighting north carolina, next door is south carolina, that's hit feeling the effects right now, joining me south carolina congressman who has been out looking at the damage. you just heard janice, bigger than floyd, bigger than matthew two years ago, do you think authorities are taking precautions to prepare? >> i think they have, eric as janice dean said, this is a slow-moving disaster for this storm to hoover at and 2 miles per hour, you know, we've got that issue, we've got the issue of trees, we've got the issue of tremendous amount of water as example in union county which i represent, we've already had a fatality with a tree that fell over the roadway and a lady hit and unfortunately died but the secondary roads are really treacherous and i hope people are not goated into a sense of false security because we haven't had the outages as coastal counties have had. w

janice: absolutely.ther: president trump expect today declassify carter page and peter strzok documents, could come as early as this week. the president also expected to release information about the investigative of ohr and some believe will prove there was antitrump bias at the department. and the ceo of cbs is stepping down immediately after new sexual harassment allegations at least 12 women now accusing les moonves of misconduct in a pair of journalists, moonves and the network will donate $20 million supporting to me too movement, that money from any compensation that he is owed. executive first came under fire after he was accused by 6 women that was back in july, former president obama hitting campaign trail for democrats over the weekend trying to rally them bo midterms, listen. >> politics of revision and resentment has unfortunately found a home in the republican party. in two months we have a chance to restore some sanity in our politics. heather: but will this help this in november? >> thank

janice dean has been telling us. were right, the storm is coming ashore and it is stalling, going very slow and this will bring so much water to so many areas that it is not good. >> that is the legacy of the storm. people are focused on the category, it is not about the category. this is always a surge issue and the rainfall issue because the storm is going to slow down. it will be very similar to what the experienced in southeast texas with harvey. we are going to have a landfall in the next hour or so. taking a look at the eye wall, the strong winds moving ashore in kirkland, orange and red showing heaviest rainfall, the northeast quadrant of the storm getting the worst of the rain and the surgeon the eye wall as we expect landfall, the center of the storm, the lowest pressure coming on shore in the next couple hours on "fox and friends". we will report that. the current wind gusts, 110 mph and some of these areas, new bern being one of them, reported ten feet of storm surge and i have heard reports of people on t

janice, thank you very much. janice: you got it. mopped. president trump tweeted on saturday may god be with them. how does the federal response to florence look right now? >> well, it continues. because we know that these hurricanes after they wreak their initial devastation, then there is the necessity of providing millions of meals, millions of liters of water. rescue efforts. trying to get people out of their homes if they are still trapped there, obviously. and also as the fema director brock long has noted, the rescue efforts continue for a very long time. we know that the devastation of hurricanes last for weeks, sometimes months. and that there is still flooding. i think the president almost ubiquitous activity on twitter has been incredibly helpful because he has the most robust considerable media platform probably in the world and for him to be directing folks about resources and about what they should and should not do, even this morning in both spanish and english he weighs directing people about their pets, about evacua

janice is in new jersey on the democrat's line. janice, are you there? from new, we will hear jersey, janice? caller: thank you for taking the call. the judicial candidate for the supreme court has repeatedly claimed his life has been wrote by the allegations of dr. ford -- his life has been ruined by the allegations of dr. ford. whoespects the president, repeatedly claimed that former president obama, before he was elected, wasn't an american citizen. there were things that were said about hillary clinton, things that ruined the lives of people. this is a current smear campaign against him? but i just saw a negative ad in a smear campaign against the thecratic candidate for third congressional district, andrew kemp, and i'm just astonished that this man behaves as if he is in some sort of that nothingd, like this happens, that is not a political position he's taking. he is taking a political position. he is saying that people are saying things to ruin his life. they're not saying things to ruin his life. they are saying things so that can get a clearer

fox news meteorologist janice dean is in the center. kevin corke live at the white house but we begin with jonathan hunt in conway, south carolina. >> john, good evening. conway is the town about 20 miles inland off the south carolina coast 20 miles northwest of myrtle beach. it sits on the banks of the lockable river and therein lies the very real threat at this time faces over the next 10 days. this is that river and as you look across to the right bank of it, you can see that it is already breached that being quite considerably and as we pan down the river, you can see for instance a blue sign nailed to one of the trees there. that sign marks a walking trail. quite clearly you need about right now to get anywhere near that trail. that's a look of the river come you can see the road bridge up there. that has been talked over in the wake of floyd in 99. in the wake of hurricane matthew two years ago. 2016. but today we are being told by officials that the levels of this river could reach beyond what their breached in those two hurrican

janice: we are waving at you guys. janice: we love outer space and science.omorrow? >> ainsley's. janice: ainsley's birthday, everybody. west virginia thanks for coming today. take a look at the maps. show you the rain that we had from florence has now left the building. that's the good news. we did see a couple perform inches. move ahead and i will show you where the radar is moving off the map. that is the good news. we have a storm system across the west we are going to watch and temperatures still very warm across the southern plains. are you guys ready for amazing cars? [cheers] janice: there is car i'm going to show you looks like batman. steve: is it an uber? we will find out. thanks, janice. brian: 17 minutes before the top of the hour. nearly two years after her historic loss she is coming back as fortune teller. >> what i worry, about rachel, is that after this election this president is going to wholesale fire people that's my prediction for tonight. brian: she wasn't done. steve: she could be right. and with the mid terms around the corner. pete h

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jillian: we start with janice dean. downgraded to a category 2 but still very strong storm. >> i worry that because of a category 2 people will let their guard down but the national hurricane center is saying don't, we still have a very dangerous storm surge and epic flooding on the way is the storm is expected to stall. folks across the northeast, hurricane sandy, that was a category one when it made landfall and did destructive damage, part of the reason was because of its size and the storm surge and the rainfall. just because it is a category 2 it is 1 mile shy of a major hurricane. the 5 am advisory just out, we are seeing the radar here, the outer bands of rain moving close to the outer banks, we could see a tornado watch in the next couple hours because of these landfalling storms. we have a threat for severe weather including tornadoes. future radar, this model makes landfall friday. we don't quite know the point of landfall. will it hug the coast or make several and falls, this shows landfall friday and lingeri

janice dean in fox weather center with the latest for us, hey, janice.ice: hey, lauren, cheryl, a couple of hurricanes, olivia could impact hawaii in the next couple of days, then we have florence and a couple that could develop over the weekend, here is tropical storm florence, this storm weakened over night but we do expect it to gain strength possibly south of bermuda and the east coast, we have to watch the potential for an impact along the east coast perhaps later net week into next weekend, you can see the computer models in agreement over the next couple of days and we don't quite know where the storm is going to go, you need to pay close attention if you live across the east coast and bermuda to florence, here are the other systems, olivia and norman, we think norman is going to make north ward curve but olivia could come close to islands, happy friday, ladies, back to you. cheryl: happy friday, janice, thank you. lauren: what's next for apple after the iphone's, the next big thing could actually be out there, plus the company is looking to hire

janice, quick question.any chance that this storm bounces off the coast and goes back to see where it could strengthen again any chance of that. >> no but that's a valid question because two days ago there was the scenario of the storm making a quick landfall and moving southward and dipping in to the atlantic again and possibly strengthening. it's not a crazy question and that was out there in the computer model land a couple days go for now we expect - the only problem is it will slow down. it will slow down and were going to see that influence of the ocean and all this moisture wrapping around the center of the storm. we're still going to see energy coming off the ocean because of its slow movement and potential for heavy rain. also, the search for tornadoes. we seen them all morning long, north and west of plymouth in a couple tornado warning storms. these were not be destructive tornadoes and they could cause structural damage. also, flash flooding will be a concern, not only today but tomorrow as the s

dean, she's tracking those storm from the fox extreme weather center, janice. janice: yes, and if i could go back a few days, national hurricane center forecasted the storm so well, look at what we were predicting, they were predicting 7 days ago and look at the center of the storm, right near north and south carolina, that's credit to them, saving lives, they continue to do so, thank you to the national hurricane center and all the forecasters out there. this is florence's path, this is a classic cape verde storm, it was a category 4 and now it weaked but the legacy of the storm will not be the sustained winds, it won't be category, it will be the epic amounts of rainfall already surpassing north carolina, history where the most amount of water from a tropical cyclone surpassing floyd in 1999 and that's why we have evacuations of rivers of cape fear and little river in north carolina. people are urged to evacuate, they are going to come over their banks, take a look at some of the forecasts in north carolina, this is the little river here and this is the recor

we are out of time, but even janice said earlier that you just don't know.n't know until the storm makes landfall and that's the scariest part. it's always great to have you on your could this is your arena. appreciate your time this morning. >> i appreciate you having me. lauren: us regulators are reportedly unsatisfied with the repayment plan from wells fargo. adam shapiro has that story. reporter: good morning. unsatisfied is putting it nicely. regulators rejected the plan to repay customers that it allegedly cheated and told the bank try again. wells fargo has to do more to prove it's found every single car owner and driver, about 600,000 people who were pushed by the bank into buying a necessary auto insurance. wells fargo's $1 billion settlement with the federal government requires the bank to repay its car loan customers who were forced to purchase that insurance. another scandal for wells fargo. cheryl: another hit your quest going on with the fcc's review of teen mobile and sprint merger? >> slowdown, but not dead. the federal can medication commiss

inside janice sat arm and arm with otheris pumping.osby was also designated a sexually violent predator. he will undergo mandatory lifetime counseling and must register as a sex offender. >> there is other news out of the cosby world. nicki minaj helped jeffrey owens out and jeffrey donated the money and said i am extremely grateful tonic to nicki minaj. >> meghan markle is adding a new twist to all the pregnancy speculation. >> the duchess exited her limo wearing a sleek, black, long sleeved dress with her signature stilettos. tonight's look was form fitting with a belt around her middle. the outfit is a departure from the flowy top she wore yesterday. so how is meghan handling all the rumors of possibly being pregnant? >> i was there this evening. there was no sight of a baby bump. at one point she gave a wave to the cameras very confident and happy with life. >> harry did not accompany his wife at the opening of "oceania" an exhibition of art from australia, new zealand, the pacific islands. they are the same countries meghan will v

that's what happened in the fredericks janice episode. the u.s. chamber of commerce is the biggest corporate lobby of them all. big oil, big tobacco, big pharma, big guns. with justice gorsuch riding with the roberts five, they won nine out of 10 cases they weighed in on. since 2006, they have given the chamber more than three quarters of their total votes n. all civil cases they voted for the chamber position fully 90% of the time and in these 5-4 cases i highlighted, 100%. people are noticing. they describe the court's service to republican interests. to be in wrote green house said the republican appointed majority is committed to harnessing the supreme court to an ideological agenda. or instein described the new reality of today's supreme court polarized along partisan lines where it paralyzes institutions and the rest of society in a fashion we have never seen. and the american public knows it, too. the american public thinks the supreme court treats corporations more favorably than individuals compared to vice-versa by a 7-1 margin. 49% of a

janice, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> moonves, first.t sunday night. no one knows if he'll get $120 million as a result or zero or something in between. what's the scuttlebutt about what's going to happen at the top of cbs now? >> i think you can't underestimate the significance of les moonves as a ceo here. to a lot of people they would say he is the equivalent to hollywood. to what steve jobs was to apple. cbs is les moonves. and to try to replace him is going to be a challenge. this is the thing, though. les moonves played this larger than life role. unbelievably charismatic. a reason you'd always -- he'd always have himself put on, let's say, a grammy's broadcast or walk a red carpet or open up the up fronts. he was a bilg showman. he was marketing hollywood and selling old school linear broadcast television. so, obviously, he was in a slightly weakened state because of the situation with redstone and there's an opening to change what cbs is. he did a great job making cbs probably look better than what it actually is, which is, you k

janice mackie frayer has his story. he longest layover. >> i'm trying to have a solution, but i am a syrian. >> reporter: he's been stuck in the transit zone at kuala lumpur's airport for more than 150 days now and counting. >> hi. >> reporter: living in limbo. unable to leave and nowhere to go. >> i just want a safe, clean place. a place where i can be legal. >> reporter: he was working in the persian gulf when syrian authorities wouldn't renew his passport because he didn't do his military service in the syrian army. his passport now temporary. and few countries will allow syrians to enter without a visa. he ended up in malaysia but wasn't allowed to work. an attempt to get to ecuador failed. cambodia deported him. >> they send me back the same day, the same plane, and i'm stuck here since that. >> reporter: hassan turned to youtube and twitter to share his ordeal. >> but i don't have a around. >> this ihe where i keep my stuff. >> you must do a lot of people watching. >> thousands of them, yes. what i keep thinking,

what are you seeing, the wind has picked up. >> good morning, janice couldn't have said more important words, the threat is over. it is a gale force winds. it caused the city to be conditioned in and out, closed down. the storm surge and flooding is the greatest risk. if you look at it from space she has not lost her moisture and storm surges predicted at 9 to 15 feet. for those who haven't been through a hurricane, it is a threshold for life-threatening. it is where cars and large objects begin to move and they are critically life-threatening and serious, we talked to adam snyder, his biggest concern is the surge and flooding. >> biggest thing was never the winds but the flooding afterwards like hurricane floyd. we have to worry about not just this weekend but the next two years after the storm passes. that is the critical part. >> morehead city which is just across from atlantic beach, four rivers their flow down into the low-lying area. extreme flooding into newburgh, jacksonville, areas that flooded terribly during matthew two years ago are at high risk. he will not have anyone com

we will talk to janice about that in a minute.ly allen saying she was sexually assaulted by a music executive as she slept. it had ongoing theme among women in the entertainment history. and the ft weekend reports that one of the labour party's most senior politicians has said the opposition could vote against theresa may's brexit deal. whatever it is, they don't think she can come back with anything they will vote for. janice, mobile phones, it's no good as nagging our children, we have to practice what we preach. they are telling parents to turn their phone off at night. relationship and six education they say they are just realising the effects of social media and parents by example should not be at the dinner table checking messages or tweeting, and at night time leave the phone in the kitchen, turn it off and the kids will follow suit. kids are becoming isolated, social skills are diminishing, they aren't meeting people were going out so pa rents meeting people were going out so parents have to lead by example. that is true,

janice dean is outside where it's already a little on the steamy side. janice: it is. tropical system. ing florence. this system could affect bermuda and the east coast. here is the euro model as we go through the weekend and into early next week on wednesday. looks like moves south of bermuda and south of east coast. right on top of bermuda next week and then again affecting perhaps the east coast. so bottom line here east coast is you need to make your plans just in case. all right? we will keep you posted on florence. here is your forecast today hot and sticky along the gulf coast up towards the great lakes. we got that cold front moving through. by the weekend, by the way, it's going to be in the low 70's here on the east coast ahead of that cold front. florence, we are watching florence. we will keep you up to date. this could be a big one for the east coast if it comes close. back to you. steve: j.d. thank you very much. >> god it. brian: cynthia nixon has a plan to get single payer healthcare for the state of new york if elected governor. get. this pass the law

ed: janice dean -- janice: hi, look at this beautiful crowd.ce: are you happy you are on "fox & friends"? >> yeah. janice: i love it take a look at the weather maps real quick. it is a beautiful 67 here in new york city. a taste of fall. fall officially arrives tomorrow. we do have a big cold front moving across the central u.s. that could bring the potential for severe storms including maybe some tornadoes. had tornadoes yesterday across minnesota and danging winds. that will be on the move across the eastern great lakes and interior northeast today. the good news is we have drier conditions for north carolina. we have how are you, sir? >> thank you. >> how is the flood my friend. >> going down. cresting this week. janice: god bless everybody in north carolina. you have a birthday today? >> i do. 50. janice: can you guys come every day? >> yeah. happy friday. >> good crowd out there today. steve: last friday of summer. google is accused of censurincensuring conservativesw we are learning they may have tweaked search results to stop president t

janice. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. one big take away from ts summit was the declaration between the two leaders that kim jong un would visit seoul sometime before the end of the year. this would mark the first time a north korean leader has visited the south. there's no word yet on timing, but it does send a resounding message that these two men are very serious about moving towards progress on the korean pe ansula. kim ho said that he will move to dismantle the missile engine testing facility and missile launch pad. these have been two key sites as part of the icbm michl program. he said he would be willing to dismantle the main complex if the u.s. takesorresponding measures, and this is where it becomes cryptic. he seas n he's not saying he'll allow nuclear inspectors to come in, he's saying outside inspect bs. it's yet t determined how significant this agreement is. president trump jumping at the opportunity to commend the two men on the declaration. the summit iseen as way to pave the way toward a second summit bet

. >> muy bien dicho, janice.tema. >> los estudios dicen que hay tres cosas marcos que son las que apagan la pasiÓn en una relaciÓn, el dinero, cuando discutes de la tecnologÍa y las redes so ciales ¿por quÉ es esto, doctora?. >> esto es un tema nuevo, pero como decÍas, las redes sociales pueden ayudar a conocer mucha gente, comunicarnos inmediatamente, a tener una satisfacciÓn inmediata pero tambiÉn pueden afectar la relaciÓn porque damos demasiada informaciÓn personal, entonces todo ese coqueteo, toda la conquista, de tratar de conocer a una persona, tanto a una mujer como a un hombre, como que se pierde, ya se sabe todo desde un principio, sobre todo las personas que dan mucha informaciÓn sobre ellas mismas ¿ no? entonces lo que se descubre prÁcticamente es quÉ es lo malo de uno en vez de lo bueno de uno, ya estÁ todo ahÍ puesto. >> se vuelve un proceso muy mental, en vez de tener esa quÍmica, tocar la mano, el vestido, la pierna, el cabello, yo como hombre que te conquista eso de una mujer, analizas porque tie

as janice has alluded to this thing could be up to a 5. at this point expected to be a 4 but could reach 5 at some point. they expect to move people from charleston county to shelters in other counties which are able to withstand a stronger hurricane. jillian: stay safe. i coming, police investigating that chilling message posted on twitter. an anonymous person threatening a mass shooting at a make america great again event at the trump international hotel in washington dc. and they wanted, quote, numerous bloodstained m a g a hat as trophies, reporting democratic socialist has been removed. the electrical compound suspects, muslim extremist accused of transporting firearms and ammunition's from georgia to new mexico in 2017. all five were arrested in early august and briefly released after prosecutors missed a deadline to present evidence. the group is accused of training starving children to carry out the shootings. the remains of the 3 mcavoy found at the compound. rob: andrew cuomo and cynthia nixon pushing for votes ahead of the democ

janice has been tracking three storms. that's incredible. janice: six in the atlantic and pacific's and we have hurricanes in the atlantic and olivia and to tropical storms in the pacific. olivia will impact hawaii this week as a tropical storm, we think. florence strengthened into a category to 105-mile an hour sustained wind and all the computer models is a saying we will have an impact on east coast probably in the carolinas, but we still have two honed in on the particulars including where it will make landfall, how strong it will be and how widespread the effects will be felt. here is the track. we think thursday night, maybe friday morning making landfall north carolina with the center of the cone is but we will still feel the effects in south carolina, north carolina as well as virginia area and mid-atlantic's. the one thing i'm a bit concerned out is the storm stalls out because i could bring incredible catastrophic flooding to the areas. we will be on top of it all week long. if you live in north carolina, south carolina new york ur

wilson going to give us the impact on south carolina coming up and act one group founder and ceo janice bryant who is on forbes' list of america's most successful women entrepreneurs, looking for talk, don't miss a moment, we kick it with top story, hurricane florence moving closer to carolinas as we speak as catastrophic category 4 storm, live coverage this morning tracking hurricane, janice dean is live in weather center, first let's get to jonathan, he's on the ground in rightsville beach, north carolina, jonathan, good morning to you. >> good morning, maria, there's a mandatory evacuation declared for bare island community, all residents and visitors are ordered off the island, most of them plan to follow the order and the governor is saying that people need to take the storm very seriously and heed the warnings, take a listen. >> the waves and the wind this storm may bring is nothing like you've ever seen. even if you have ridden out storms before, this one is different. don't bet your life on riding out a monster. >> long time residents are likening the storm to hurricane hazel wh

janice dickinson is also one of the women who says that cosby attacked her. she's a former model. you know who she is. she testified against cosby at this retrial. she says cosby knocked her out with pills and raped her in a h hotel room in lake tahoe in 1982 after inviting her to dinner. she just spoke with reporters. here's what she said. >> this poor woman who was raped when she was 17 years old, she was a virgin -- no, no, no. she was a virgin. she collapsed in court. she was absolutely victorious today. >> what is your reaction to the sentence today? >> i'm vindicated. >> how about you? >> vindicated. >> janice dickinson, one of the women who say cosby attacked her, said she feels vindicated with today's decision by the judge to sentence bill cosby to three to ten years behind bars. again, if you're just tuning in, bill cosby has been sentenced three to ten years behind bars in county jail. we are still waits to see cosby leave that courtroom. we're also waiting to see if the judge decides to remand him immediately into custody, send him to jail immediately, or if he will all

dagen:ly quote our meteorologist at fox janice dean that this is a water event that will last not hours but potentially days and we are looking at rainfall totals that could rival what we saw with hurricane harvey which by the way is the second costly hurricane in terms insured and uninsured losses, harvey second costliest hurricane in u.s. history, we are looking at potentially 50-inches of rain even in some areas and you are already seeing what's going on in new bern, people needing to be evacuated, rescued because they didn't leave homes with this massive storm surge that's begin to go hit the coastline. maria: we have wall to wall coverage of the hurricane this morning, of course, we have other things happening that we want to bring attention, there was a resignation at google because of google's plans to not work with the u.s. government but actually go into china and work with the chinese government, your thoughts, liz? >> i think it was pretty egregious that the company was willing to be complicit with china in some really horrendous abuses being carried out in that country, supp

happy friday, janice. janice: first day of fall arrives on saturday. a little bit cooler in the east coast in the next couple of days, the threat for severe storms, we had tornado reports yesterday in minnesota as well as a lot of wind damage, this is a major cold front that's moving through, that's what happens this time of year, we get the potent cold front that is bring potential for severe storms and this one will move east ward, across great lakes, we could see hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes, the tail-end of the front will bring quite a bit of rain to oklahoma, texas, watch for flood warnings in effect, the good news is for friends in carolinas, although the rivers are still rising in some areas, especially in south carolina, we are going to see a period of drying out and warmer temperatures, so that's the good news, no rain in the forecast until next week, here is your forecast for today looking at the potential for heavy rain across the southern u.s., that tail-end of the cold front as well as the potential for severe storms over th

janice's life and the fox "weather center" with the latest.ice: not done with the storm yet although it's weakening. to 5:00 a.m. advisory is out, 40 miles an hour and still a tropical storm. we never reach the status of hurricane, but we have rain, potential for severe weather as well as storm surge moving in towards mississippi alabama border. we will feel the effects of the storm well north all the way up towards the great lakes. it will be caught up in a trough in a cold front and you see several inches of rain not only for the gulf coast-- gulf coast states the towards the midwest and great lakes. some isolated regions could get upwards of a foot flood advisories are posted. again, the great lakes all the way up to the great lakes down towards the gulf coast affected by this system. this is hurricane florence, by the way. a new advisory potentially affecting bermuda and then maybe the east coast and then we are also watching several waves off the coast of africa that could develop, so a very busy september not only for the atlantic, but p

brian: janice dean all over it tracking gordon and right now we find out the latest from you, janice.s wake. 3 to 6 inches along this path and then isolated amounts of maybe 12 inches or more. the threat for weak tornadoes as well. so that's the good news it is moving quickly it is still going to bring the potential for rain from the gulf coast all the way up to the great lakes as it gets caught up in a trough and then, my friends, hurricane season has just begun in the tropics for september. watching florence right now florence has the potential to not only threaten bermuda, perhaps the east coast next week and two other potential hurricanes as well this weekend in the atlantic. ainsley, we are watching it, back to you. ainsley: we are glad you are. thank you so much, janice. remember this? democratic tennessee congressman steve cohen making disturbing comments about fellow lawmaker marsha blackburn. listen. >> be our president come down here and endorse marsha blackburn because marsha blackburn if he said jump off the harahan bridge, she will jump off the harahan bridge. i wish he'd

janice mackey frayer, thank you. >>> a u.s. navy destroyer sailed near a group of disputed island claimed by china. a u.s. official sold reuters the "uss detatur" sailed within 14 miles of those islands potentially causing new tension with beijing at a time when the two countries engaged in a growing trade war. >>> back here at home, the u.s. military is dealing with with a problem that could affect the services for years to come, a short am of pilots. that's also affecting commercial airlines. our pentagon the espondent hans gap. >> reporter: kaitlin brandon is 17 years old and learning how to fly. in the air she'sstallouts. >> stalling with full power, and then regaining control. soaring to become a pilot, perhaps one day for the air force. >> actually funny thing, i'll get my pilot's license before my driver's license. >> reporter: she's part of a new training program for high school juniors and seniors designed to combat a pilot short and affecting both the military and commercial airlines. it's a push by air force secretar

nbc's janice mackey frayer was there for us. >> reporter: there were marching bands, stepping soldiers and artillery, and what was strike begun this parade was what it lacked, the intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of reaching the u.s. that have been shown off here before. >> these parades are a show of resounding military strength. you can feel the ground shaking under your feet. and this one is also a read on where kim jong-un stands diplomatically and the sort of message he wants to get across to the u.s. as talks over his nuclear program have stalled. flaunting long-range missiles or any hint of his nuclear arsenal could have unnerved president trump who tweeted a thank to you kim jong-un saying we will both prove everyone wrong. kim didn't speak today but declared earlier this year that his nuclear weapons program was a success and pushed north koreans to now focus on the economy. we're happy and excited and proud says these women. anti-american propaganda here is now largely gone, replaced by slogans urging economic growth and absolute loyalty to their leader. janice mac

ho. >> well, i was to echo what -- i want to echo what has already been said, but i want to thank janice and rudy for their tremendous leadership on the working group, and diane for her leadership and all the team that she's mentioned. i think this has been a labor of love, and when we started out, i don't think that we knew it was going to take three years, but i think we were also very concerned at the time with all the commitment of all the volunteers and the quality of the recommendations which have been pe been superb. i am flabbergasted by the results. i've absolutely no issue with accepting the -- and supporting the resolution today. i just want to hit upon a couple points, as diane, you mentioned, and i'm very glad to see you are going to decouple pier 330 from pier 3032, so i'm hoping that you can confirm we can bring that back up on the agenda quickly if an r.f.p. or whatever process we recommend so that we get the ideas going for pier lot 330. and i do hope -- and i know it's not part of the r.f.i. that went out, that ideas for pier 3032 continue to percolate. it would be a sh

hay mucha informaciÓn este miÉrcoles asÍ que en minutos regreso con mÁs noticias, por lo pronto janiceento de ver quÉ sucede con gordon, generando vientos de 40 millas por hora, mire nada mÁs, continÚa degradoÁndose, se espera que para las _ una de la tarde genere vientos de 30 millas por hora, esto va a depositar bastante lluvia a lo largo de las planicies, ahÍ puede ver cÓmo se dirige la prÓxima semana a lo largo de los grandes lagos, mientras para tanto, tenemos vientos de de vientos huracanados, estamos hablando de wisconsin, iowa, kansas, nebraska con posibilidades de inundaciÓn, hablamos de la posibilidad de hasta 6 pulgadas de lluvia, asÍ que si vive en un lugar con bajo nivel de drenaje, tÉngalo pendiente, tambiÉn el paraguas, por otro lado ahÍ puede ver hay una advertenciaciÓn de, 33, 36 grados, en el noreste continÚa el calor, mÁs adelante voy a ampliar un poquito mÁs, ahora voy a pasar con ustedes, adelante. >> gracias, janice, buenos dÍas. >> yo creo que es importante profundizar en este tema sobre estos 400 mil inmigrantes amparados por el tps. hoy tienen una pequeÑa esper