this christopher jenkins doesn't. the history of this christopher gen sk jenkins showed up instead. >> reporter: identity theft experts tell us to set up a better system so when there is a problem, there is an easier way to challenge it. has this impacted you, your relationship, your relationship with other people? is it taking over your life? >> yes. taking over my life. i get depressed, stressed. knowing that if i apply for jobs, i may not get it. >> reporter: nbc 4 responds learns that mistaken of identity happens more often than you might think. of those requests, 2300 challenged the information with more than half of those being corrected. if you fail a background check according to the ftc, you have every right to ask why. >> they have the right to correct inaccurate information. >> reporter: tiffany george is an attorney for the federal trade commissio company that ran the report and ask to see your report. >> their identity should be confused with someone else. >> reporter: as for chris, he has to carry around

. >>> plus, "wonder woman" sequel scoop from patty jenkins. >>> and our exclusive sneak peek at the "moms" sequel. >>> now, those bad moms are back, and only "e.t." has the new theme from "a bad moms christmas." ♪ >> i've always loved christmas, but as a mom, it's a lot of work. wrapping, shopping, cooking, decorating. we don't drink the tree water, because we're people, right? there's no time to enjoy it. only one thing could make it even more stressful. >> that would be when the bad moms get visits from their own naughty mothers. >> my mother is coming for christmas. >> everything will be fine. >> she's the most critical human being on the planet. >> they were like, who do you want? i was like, christie brinkley. >> you're a mom. moms don't enjoy, they give joe. >> susan sarandon, and cheryl. >> i've known cheryl for over ten years, and i adore here. she's a super funny, outgoing lady. >> my mom got her hair colored exactly like mine. >> you are going to be my best friend forever. >> no more perfect kids, perfect decorations, no more perfect anything. >> slide through your hands. >>

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

jenkins, ms. jenkins is the sponsor of the house companion legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from kansas is recognized for five minutes. mr. jenkins: i thank the gentleman for yield -- ms. jenkins: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the bob dole congressional gold medal act, which recognizes senator dole's service to this great nation. as a soldier, legislator and statesman. as a kid growing up in rural kansas, there were many times i could be found wearing a stire foam cap and a sandwich board in support of my senator. i introduced this legislation, which calls for the secretary of the treasury to strike a single gold medal of appropriate design in honor of senator bob dole and i'm humbled to have the opportunity to honor him for his lifetime of service on the floor of the united states house of representatives. throughout senator dole's life, he has consistently exemplified humility, hard work and leadership. he was born and raised in a small town, russell, up in north central kansas. as a young man

so, when donald trump says, malcolm jenkins should be fired.t send a shiver up the entire philadelphia eagles organization, because they love malcolm jenkins, not just for what he does on the field, but for who he is in the locker room? so for all of the reasons, i really truly believe, that, that, there is more space now for sports writers, to talk about politics, to engage in these, use. i still expect espn at times to act like, you know, a scolded kitty cat. when the right-wing echo chamber says you are too this. too that. and i, i also fully expect jamel hill to remain fearless moving forward. one thing jamel hill did after that all took place. this, i think a lot of folks miss this. she very pointedly, apologized to espn. for breaking their, their argue ill-defined social media policies. but she did not apologize to donald trump or his administration. >> i watched so many of the games on sunday as well. like you i watched the pregame shows, i wanted to see how people were going to behave. what they were going to say or not say? and so i sa

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. >>> plus, "wonder woman" sequel scoop from patty jenkins. >>> and our exclusive sneak peek at the "bad moms" sequel. kristen bell andy niz compete with their moms. >> closed captioning provided by -- z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy >>> now, those bad moms are back, and only "e.t." has the new theme from "a bad moms christmas." ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ >> i've always loved christmas, but as a mom, it's a lot of work. wrapping, shopping, cooking, decorating. we don't drink the tree water, because we're people, right? there's no time to enjoy it. only one thing could make it even more stressful. >> that would be when the bad moms get visits from their own naughty mothers. christmas. >> everything will be fine. >> she's the most critical human being on the planet. >> they were like, who do you want? i was like, christie brinkley. >> i want to throw a christmas party. >> at my house? >> yes and 150 people are coming. >> how much does this cost? >> can you put a price tag on wonder. >> i wanted to enjoy christmas this year. >> you're a mom. moms don't enjoy, they give joe. >

we talk to malcolm jenkins one-on-one next.hy he says the president was wrong to criticize players' action. >> cool and crisp. that's the way i would describe the forecast. 50's to the north. edging their way closer to philadelphia. talk about your weekend when i come back. >> standing with the nfl. all new at 6:00. we talk to nascar legend day earn heart jr. >>> eagles head coach do you to reporters they will discuss this week's mnational anthem. protests ignited across the nfl after president trump called out players in a rally. one of those players is the eagle's safety malcolm jenkins, he has raised his fist during the national anthem. the president put jenkins squarely in the spot light. >> i think the narrative has been more about the players or the standing. is it right or wrong to do it not about the specific issues. >> malcolm jenkins has been all over national tv trying to spread the word about what exactly those issues are. >> we want reform and reestablish trust and faith in our police and law enforcement. the we al

he says jenkins takes the elevator to a lower level and wanders around, opening doors in an apparentlyiented manner.jenkins' body was found in the freezer early sunday, about 24 hours after relatives contacted the hotel and police to report her missing. (jr stone) coming up... a man's drives his car off a cliff....and survives. more on the rescue efforts up ahead.<"can you get off the ledge for me?">(justine) and... a state trooper talks a man off the edge... see how he saved the man's life after the break. (jr stone) new at ten... police released dash cam video of a washington state trooper saving the life of a suicidal man.(justine) the video shows the trooper trying to save the man from jumping off a bridge. now the trooper is recounting the moments leading up to the rescue.(jr stone) jamie tompkins has the story. nats: "donút jump come talk to me can you get off the ledge for me?"wahington state trooper yaroslav holodkov says he just happened to be in the right place...at the right time..trooper yaroslav holodkov / washington state trooper:"for some reason i started to drive across

la misma que le habra arrancado la vida a kenneka jenkins...la joven de 19 aÑos de edad. - pero las dudas invaden a la familia de la vctima... y no est convencida de que se trate de un accidente... sus sospechas van mucho mas lejos ... ellos creen que alguien podra estar detrs de esta muerte. sot: 00:04:20 track 2 - yo trabajo en una cafetera, y yo s que para abrir las puertas de un congelador como ese uno tiene que usar sus msculos y si ella no tena ni fuerzas para sostenerse como lo iba a abrir ... dijo la madre de la vctima. dos das antes de ser encontrada muerta... jenkins haba salido de su casa con la intensin de divertirse con sus amigos en una fiesta... la celebracin era en el hotel crown plaza de la ciudad de rosemont... parti pasadas las 11:30 de la noche ... ya a la 1:30 de la maÑana del sbado, no contest un mensaje de texto que le envi su hermana. sot: leonore harris hermana de victima 00:16:59 track 3 - si el hotel le hubiera dejado ver el video de vigilancia a mi mama cuando ella primero fue a solo unas dos horas de que sus amigas

chris jenkins has the very latest from that region if you send. where these folks going to go? >> i've asked them all and they said i don't know because they didn't originally fled here. we are in west houston the addicks reservoir and of course flooding and they are having to release water for the next 14 to 15 days and now the mayor is saying mandatory evacuation. this affects about 4600 homes. you see the houston police dive team putting into their zodiac with going into this area. we had folks here that were residents, when it was a voluntary evacuation to get their valuables, but now mandatory folks going in to get anyone who may be in there how because this is played out as

. >> this is christopher jenkins, and so is in.the same name they also share the same date of birth. but there are a couple of differences. this christopher jenkins has a criminal record and lives in florida. a long list of offenses including possession of marijuana. this christopher jenkins doesn't have a criminal record and lives in maryland. unfortunately, when a potential employer ran a background check on chris, the criminal history of this christopher jenkins showed up instead. >> you've never smoked pot? >> never smoked pot. >> never been to florida? >> never been to florida ? >> but you have a criminal record? >> i have a criminal record. >> identity theft experts tell us governments that maintain criminal record that when there is a problem, there is an easier way to challenge it. >> has this impacted you, your relationship, your relationships with other people? i mean, is it just taking over your life? >> yes, definitely taken over my life. i get depressed, stressed knowing if i apply for jobs i may not get it. >> nbc 4 r

defensive back malcolm jenkins with two other players held fists in the air, and powe game press conferenced coach doug pederson said it was an organizational decision with the players, a collaborative effort to stand united and the players shared their perspective in the locker room after their nail biting win. >> guys protesting about and when president called us out, we're all kind of protesting the right to protest. which you wouldn't think you would have to do in this country. >> to have a high ranking officials come out and single guys out, i think it is one of the things that let players know that their voices are needed not just to be argumentative or to be combative but to bring people together. >> it is just a distraction, you know, i dent like to get involved in politics. i don't think politicians should get involved in sports. it just create is a lot of noise, lieutenant of distraction that pull as way from the main gel of winning games. >> reporter: having spoke when our players, i can attest to the great respect that they have for the national anthem, and all that it represent

i know you've been with a lot of these people throughout the week, griff jenkins, thank you. mean welcome a peter doocy riding along on a u.s. customs and border protection air marine unit black hawk helicopter. they've already done about 500 rescues in and out bringing food to people in flooded areas and surveying the areas. peter, tell us what you're seeing right now. >> sandra, we are now above fort arthur with some of the marine operations crew. they're using these blackhawks to rescue people. now we're looking out at some of these neighborhoods that are still completely submerged. you can see that the roads are accessible, but there are a lot of abandoned cars in this neighborhood that people are still not able to get to their homes. the other hard-hit areas that we've flown over today, there are entire families heading back and taking basically their entire life, all there really possessions out to the curb because they are either warped or moldy. this is an area that is almost completely inaccessible. we are think to our friends at the air marine operations for border

and malcolm smith, torey jenkin and ma'am come jenkins. some say it was good cause but bad venue.ootball stadiums are not the place for displays like this players have their right. the team supported their wish. >> you know, they single people out and make it about one of the couple people or group of people. i was happy we did it as a team. i backup those guys. they are putting their career out there. >> it was an organizational decision along with the players. it was a collaborative effort to stand united and i thought it was a great idea. everybody was on board with it just showed a great sign of unity, respect for our police officers of our city, first responders, fire, everybody in public service that we get a chance to show a sign of unity and it was great to see. >> reporter: that was head coach doug pederson. team owner jeffery laurie spoke out. he said i support them as they take their courage, character and commitment in to our communities to make them better or to call attention to injustice. he release that had statement saturday after the president's attack on players

his girlfriend lived with jefrn jenkins at the time. he was arrested for assault in new york in 2014. >>> one person has died after reported being hit by a bulldozer at this northeast philadelphia construction site. first responders rushed to the 5100 block just after 6:00 a.m. the site is located between i-95 and the delaware river, investigators have not said how the person came into the path of that equipment. >>> police are looking for the thiefs that stole rental cars from a thrifty rental lot in south philadelphia. a man distracted the man at the gate and others snuck into the lot and drove away with the vehicles all were later recovered on willow street and one person was taken into custody but five others remain at large. >>> a centennial celebration of the ben franklin parkway is about to get underway. this morning rick williams, city officials and other partners announce details of parkway 100. the 14 month celebration kicks off tomorrow with the we are connected festival. special events to celebrate the parkway continue throu

the giants top cornerback janoris jenkins hasn't practiced, but he's hoping to play. the birds can go 2 and 0 in the division, and that would be a good start in the northeast. >> it's big time. we know this is a must-win. they're a team that struggled obviously. i don't think they'll give up on anybody. i think it's going to be a good game for us. you can't let your guard down. i don't care what happened the first two weeks. have to go out and battle. >> this is cool. it looks like alshon jeffery helped paint the eagles logo at the linc. when alshon jeffery says he wants to paint the logo, you let the man paint. he retweeted fly, eagles, fly. alshon is pumped. to be there at the linc. number four penn state big road test last night starting big ten play at iowa. look at iowa city, children's hospital overlooks the stadium. at the end of the first quarter every game the whole stadium waves to the kids in the hospital and the kids wave back, smiles on their faces. very touching scene. penn state running back saquon barkley leaps and bounds above the competition. penn st

brent jenkins lives on the street where the fire broke out.attack the flames after dark as jenkins and his neighbors were getting ready to evacuate.brent jenkins/lives near fire ".....we got the dogs in the crates and grabbed a few suitcases and just got things organized....."there would be no evacuations as the fire burned away from homes, up and over the ridge tops into ranch land where calfire attacked from the air with helicopters and fixed wing aircraft, including a d-c ten airtanker. firefighters keeping close tabs on the ever changing weather.chief derek witmer/calfire"...we're kind of in transition right now, we had a ref flag warning until 9 this morning but now we're getting cloud cover from the south with both high and low pressure, we could also get some downbursts and lightning brent jenkins lives on the street where the fire broke photos show firefighters climbing a steep ridge to attack the flames after dark as jenkins and his neighbors were getting ready to evacuate. brent jenkins/lives near fire ".....we got the dogs in the cr

jenkins body was found in the walk-in hotel freezer sunday ...ut 24 hours after relatives contacted the police. jenkin's mother says, officers told her that her daughter was intoxicated when she let herself into the freezer where she died. an autopsy has been conducted... however... an exact cause of death... has not been determined. (pam)in sports... the a's run into tough times in fenway park...(steve)and the cleveland indians make baseball hostiry... garyhas that sotry and all the sports... coming up 143 million americans may be impacted by the hack on equifax.thieves stole names -- social security numbers -- birth dates -- addresses -- and driver's license numbers. hackers also got more than 200-thousand credit card numbers and other documents containing personally identifying information.this kind of data is extremely valuable to cyberthieves.if a cybercriminal maxed out a credit card in your name -- it will be tough passing a credit check.good luck getting a new cell phone, a student loan, a car or a mortgage.if someone gets a driver's lice

holmes says, jenkins then takes the elevator to a lower level and wanders around... doors in an apparently disoriented manner. her body was later found in the freezer sunday morning ... about 24- hours after relatives contacted the hotel. police say, the victims mother will also be shown the video. (steve)a live look outside at the golden gate bridge tonight ...(pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp has the weekend weather details.. equifax reveals a more detailed timeline of when they learned about their massive data breach... and it may increase outrage of those impacted. and next. a young boy protesting of the pledge of an allegiance says his teacher used physical force to make him stop (steve) new tonight at 8 a michigan teacher was placed on leave and is under investigation for getting physical with a student.(pam) the school administration says, it was because the student refused to stand during the pledge of allegiance.(pam) this is sixth grader- stone chaney ... the incident occurred on september 7, which was the first week of school. the boy says, he does

take two forewent woman director patti jenkins much she's said to direct the same install many.o movie jenkins has reportedly signed a deal with warner brother toss direct the 2019 sequel to wonder woman. did you watch that movie. >> yes. >> was it great. >> i like it. >> she help us win world war ii. >> i had no idea. there's history involved. >> spoiler alert. >> sorry. >> her salary by the way rumored to be in the seven to $9 million range the highest paid female director in hollywood history. i'll still watch it kathy. >> i haven't seen it yet it's all good. star wars episode nine return the abrams will give that one to you for free will you cass films much it's good one. lucas films prepares for episode eight the last jedi to prepare this year. jj abrams will write and direct episode nine. he also did episode seven the force awakens which was great. >> yes. >> garnered rave reviews. episode nine yet to get an official title should hit theaters in december of 2017. >> are people really flocking to star wars still. >> yeah. >> duh. yeah. i can't believe you're even asking tha

patty jenkins has officially signed on to direct "wonder woman 2."critical success and a global hit at the box office -- earning over 800 million dollars worldwide. it took months of negotiations to finalize the deal. but it was worth it for jenkins. according to the hollywood reporter... jenkins will get 7 to 9 million dollars -- making her the highest-paid female filmmaker in history. wonder woman 2 is set to hit theaters in december 2019. ( mark ) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... a new video shows a police officer taking money from a street vendor in the east bay. now the mayor of berkeley is weighing in. we have his overnight response to kron4. and today is the big day for apple fans. the company is set to release their new iphone we're live in cupertino as people start to show up for the big announcement. and the big story today is the weather... a lot of thunder and lightning hitting the bay area. and more storms could hit today. james fletcher has your forecast. (mark) this morning on the kron four mo

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 see the devastation, 55 feet

malcolm jenkins talk about that match up. >> he is competitor. not many quarters backs out there that, you know, compete, you know, make all of the throws. he is a throwing motion is un orthodox but he makes it work very accurately. he has control over the owe fens. they are very balanced. >> on to football, philadelphia union rounding out the last few games of their schedule, tonight they will travel to atlanta to take on united fc. they have four games left in their season. they will get a decent test tonight against atlanta hoist currently ranked third in the mls standings. >>> phillies taking on the nationals last night and it was meek full for phillies. meaningful win. it was their 63rd of the season meaning that they cannot lose 100 games. that, of course is usually the bench mark for a really, really terrible baseball team. they avoid dubious distinction with the four-one win. tonight mark leiter, junior takes the mound for phillies. >>> sixers training camp now brett brown, keeping a close eye on joel embiid, the big man did shooting and

shepard: griff jenkins along the road they are in naples.ywood on the florida, the waters are rising as well. we happen to have them on the line with us. juan perez, miami-dade county police chief. how are things in miami-dade? >> right now we are in the harshest wind we are going to experience from our portion of her mother. we are facing 10280-mile per hour gusts. all of our folks are sheltered right now, waiting for this to pass and i expect later on in the evening i'll be able to pull the 1200 men and women back into the streets and start protecting the residents again and help them save lives. tree and to have you been getting a lot of calls for service? you have to keep first responders that day now. have there been a lot of calls? >> people understood we were going to be able to respond, so we had plenty of advance, so that worked. nobody has really ventured out and risk to their lives so far that we know of. you know, just right now what we do have is we already know that we have 20 of road blockages with debris, trees down, fences,

griff jenkins live, we can tell you on the ground but more accurately on the water in west houston. reporter: leeland, in this west houston neighborhood, residents coming back to try and get valuables out of their homes after being told they should voluntarily evacuate by mayor sylvester turner because the reservoirs in particular the addicks reservoir overflowing here in this neighborhood and they expect this to last for the next 14 to 15 days this flooding as the army corps of engineers says they have to simply release more and more water to travel downstream. we spoke with one of the residents tom richardson who came back for his valuables and he says "we need more help and we need answers on why we were sacrificed without being told to leave" this as the death toll reaches at least 40 and expected to rise as in some areas where the water has receded we may find even grimmer news. back to you, leeland. >> well we certainly know that the searchers are there on the ground, griff jenkins live in west houston we're going to check in with griff through out the day for some of these ve

griff jenkins in key largo as the state of florida braces for irma to make landfall. much of the president administration and the white house in the news conference, president trump heading to camp david in maryland. the president shouted in response to questions regarding the hurricane to which he said, quote, we are prepared at the highest level. meanwhile on capitol hill, congress passing harvey relief bill, and a debt ceiling lift earlier today. in fact, they fast tracked that vote, supposed to happen early afternoon, happened after 10:00 a.m. this morning eastern time. the catastrophic impact of hurricane harvey is panicking a lot of people because it's still, as we can see has texas residents on the heels. next guest voted in favor of the deal. he currently represents florida's 19th congressional district, a district directly as i understand it could possibly be in the path of hurricane irma. congressman francis rooney joins us now. unless you left tuesday, residents are facing very serious danger, are they not? what are they hearing from your district? >> this

malcolm jenkins, torey smith and marcus johnson held their right fist high.uestion is where do we go from here. the president has spoken. players, coaches and staff, owners have responded, players have responded but now, what happens, next? that is the big question, thomas and karen. >> very good question, lauren, thank you. 5:36. it was all across the league, we saw peaceful acts of defying at pittsburgh steelers , the steam tied in the locker room except for that guy alejandro villa knew of a he is a former army range shore served a couple tours. was outside the tunnel. lets go to the seattle seahawks and tennessee titans. they stayed in the locker rooms as anthem was performed. new york jets game they linked arms, and clearly there was aloft people that were not happy by all of this. there were some boos out there the president doubled down on his comments. >> we have a great country. we have great people representing our country, especially our officers, first responders and soldiers and they should be treated with respect when you get on your knee and yo

griff jenkins joins us. is it a little intimidating? griff: absolutely.gest challenge has been mobility. the magnitude is more than a week, 51 inches of rain. it's gladded out. the road, the highways. so getting from one place to another has been very difficult. we have had to get boats and paddle ourselves. we have had to tuck our way into law enforcement boats. mobility is the biggest challenge. my cameraman david williams and producer a.j. hall. i could not have been with a better team that was more fearless and willing to go everywhere we went to bring you the story as it unfolded. howie: is it a bit overwhelming? you are in a position where people are dying, tens of thousands of people have lost their homes. the emotional impact on you as you tell these stories. griff: any reporter's job is to harness and this was a story, the nation's fourth largest city. i'll continue telling that story today. in this one area the residents are furious they couldn't be evacuated or told to get out earlier. so while it feels like most of of the area is under recover

sally jenkins, i read you all the time. michael steele, you're my brother here, although you're sometimes way too reasonable. >>> coming up, we learn more about how the russians used facebook to sow division in the 2016 election. by the way, who did they get get help from? who was helping the russians direct their fire, find the voters they were looking for. this as long-time republican trickster and trump pal, roger stone, testified today on capitol hill. that's ahead. >>> plus as president trump attacks everyone from the nfl to john mccain, are republicans nearing the breaking point? will they ever stand up to the man at the top of their party or on top of their party? and as alabama republicans head to the polls tonight, trump is taking a big political risk, as his candidate looks to be heading for defeat in that senate runoff down there. we're going to go look at the high stakes for the president with the "hardball" roundtable tonight prior to the closing of the polls. >>> finally let me finish tonight with trump watch.

first of all, what i really am proud of, you had a great interview with malcolm jenkins. what i think is really great is how you've had a lot of athletes, black and white, realizing that there's something larger here at stake. it's not just sort of a black issue. it's a freedom of speech issue. and so you have a president essentially sort of playing the dozens with them. you know, and this is wrong group of guys and athletes, period, to do that with. you called them s.o.b.s. i heard the conversation with nancy pelosi. and she was saying well, you know, this is below the dignity of the office. well, that's the problem. it's not. this president has basically redefined the office. yeah, i'm going to waddle in the mud whether it's north korea, whether it's the war on the health care bill. whether it's the extension of the ban, the travel ban. he is declaring war on so many fronts that it's overwhelming. fortunately, when he takes on the nfl, now for a lot of people, okay, that crystallizes the issue. that crystallized the issue and pushing a lot of people, a lot of athletes w

griff jenkins naples, florida to you and your crew, be well and stay safe. that warning goes out to everybody working behind the scenes throughout the state and this chain and everywhere else. two blocks down the road you can pop into a 7-eleven that's been open all night still selling gas , all boarded up very few customers but they are open for business. at 11:00 about 10 minutes or now we'll get an update from the national hurricane center the latest on that track the tampa mayor brief is at 11 a.m. and in one hour we'll hear from the florida governor rick scott keep it here on the fox news channel. >> shep: a live look at miami beach right along state route 836 and the camera panning up to an overpass there. this is the highway to take you off to miami international airport and you can see the rain is still coming down. the entire street as this camera has been driving along in the car there. they've gotten under an overpass for a moment for a bit of shelter. it looks like the traffic lights are now out across much of this architecture yeah. 1.1 million

in key largo, grif jenkins, fox news. >>> the big question is where that is eye of the storm going to hit, east coast, west coast, in the milled towards the key? i was here and last night, the eye the storm is 20 miles wide. >> yes. >> it's huge. >> i' definitely going to be when. we know it's going to impact florida regardless. we are looking at this path hitting or coming through -- hitting florida by saturday night into sunday. here is a look at the form right now. >> we have hurricane warnings and watches. here is a look at what we can expect. it will remain a strong category storm 4 as it moves closer towards florida. it's going to move ashore early sunday with winds at about 145 miles per hour. it moves right up the state of florida and will approach georgia by monday. >> here it what it looks like. it is expected to move ashore and again by monday, with winds town to about 75 miles per hour. life threatening wind and a storm surge and the rain is expected to come with it. that storm surge at about 10 feet likely as it hits. and then isolated areas could see up to 20 inches of r

eagles safety malcolm jenkins tweet this out take look at this.he picture captures the emotion on the field as elliot is never going to forget this the crowd cheering. he's got his teammates carrying him off there. wrong rookie kick we are it was lit at the linc after that. the other huge story on this football sunday nfl games all over the country starting off with some controversy. more than 130 players sitting, kneeling or locking arms during the national anthems in a shoeff unity. after the president suggested friday that players who kneeled for the anthem should be fired. fox 29's sabina kuriakose joins us live tonight. sabina, mixed reaction from fans this afternoon. >> reporter: yeah, iain, fans are torn. they want to support their country they want to support their teams ton night they are left wondering if those are two very different thing. >> ♪ oh, say, can you see >> reporter: the birds linked arms and malcolm jenkins raised fists during the national anthem one of many protests through the nfl sunday. >> ♪ bra brought stripes and brigh

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bill: griff, thanks, griff jenkins by phone in naples, florida. want to drop into wtvg and their corpsage. >> is where there will be the strongest winds, because this is the eye wall. just take my finger, we'll go right along here. really anywhere in manatee, sarasota, western polk, eastern sections of hillsborough, plant city, sun city center, fort meade, this is where you could have those gusts about 100-110 easily as what's left of the eye wall then eventually brooksville and inverness will get some of this. but the news is good, a lot better now than it was a day ago when we were talking about potential 3 or 4 impacts, now it's mostly 1 and maybe some occasional 2s which i think is manageable. you can get through a 1 or a 2, 3 or 4 you start having problems. if you're in naples with 142 mile-an-hour winds outside your house, that will not be good. we'll take a look at the damage, and i'm sure it was extensive. tyler, talking about storm surge? >> thanks, paul. we've been talking -- bill: okay, wtvt and their coverage, looking at the radar, the

griff jenkins joins us. is it a little intimidating? griff: absolutely.llenge has been mobility. the magnitude is more than a week, 51 inches of rain. it's gladded out. the road, the highways. so getting from one place to another has been very difficult. we have had to get boats and paddle ourselves. we have had to tuck our way into law enforcement boats. mobility is the biggest challenge. my cameraman david williams and producer a.j. hall. i could not have been with a better team that was more fearless and willing to go everywhere we went to bring you the story as it unfolded. howie: is it a bit overwhelming? you are in a position where people are dying, tens of thousands of people have lost their homes. the emotional impact on you as you tell these stories. griff: any reporter's job is to harness and this was a story, the nation's fourth largest city. i'll continue telling that story today. in this one area the residents are furious they couldn't be evacuated or told to get out earlier. so while it feels like most of of the area is under recovery. one p

thank you very much, indeed, grif jenkins.kes that. >>> look at this, an estimated half million cars destroyed by harvey. joining us now by phone, vir jill skinner -- virgil skinner, former chair of the automobile dealers' association. if you've got a half million cars destroyed, i've got to believe there's a very strong demand for replacements. it should be a great business to be in, isn't it? >> stuart, it certainly will. and it'll be a pleasure to help everyone that's been devastated by this flood. the houston area auto dealers are reeling from it as well. we have a number of stores that are totally wiped out from the flood. many of them are, have employees that are stranded all over the city, and they can't even get in to work. stuart: well, are you going to ship in cars from outside of the state? >> absolutely. the manufacturers have already started that process, and they started it early on. many particular with us in kia -- in particular with us in kia, kia executives were in touch with me throughout the entire event mo

heather: griff jenkins joins us live with free speech debate, good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather and rob. democrat became the second member of congress to take a knee with some of the nfl players on the house floor. >> it's a sign of love of country, a country with a promise that has to be for everyone regardless of the color of their skin. so i join so many and nfl and elsewhere in taking a knee for the america that we all inspire it to be. >> pocan, first member to kneel president trump double down taking a knee calling it an important situation. >> i was ashamed of what was taking place, to me that was a very important moment, i don't think you can disrespect our country, our flag, our national anthem. to me the nfl situation is a very important situation. >> one member of congress representative al green come to the president's impeachment over this issue. >> i rise to announce that on next week, mr. speaker, i will bring a privilege resolution before the congress of the united states of america. i will stand here in the well of the congress and i will call for the impeachmen

chris jenkins, thank you. lauren: the senate turning up the pressure on facebook as it looks the role of the company plays into russian meddling my share. facebook says is shared new findings about russian backed ads posted on the site during the campaign the special counsel robert mueller. representative adam schiff, top democrat on the house intelligence committee calling on facebook, twitter and google to testify before congress. >> the russians are aiming to divide us, to effectively stop one american against another on the most divisive issues we have peered all americans, all patriotic americans have to be outraged by that. >> is confident they will come forward to answer questions about russia's interventions. lea: general motors faces a strike in canada that could hit production of its most popular sport utility vehicles. to top executives leave aqua facts after his massive security breach. we will tell you all about it. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ of parodontax, the toothpaste that helps prevent blee

griff jenkins is live for us in washington, d.c. with are no.rning. >> good morning, heather and rob. big speech this morning. the president will tout his tax plan to the association of manufacturers. we expect the president to paint a big picture to unifying the nation and the power of made in america. this as newly released g.d.p. numbers for the second quarter offer some encouragement for a growing economy. the president tweeting, quote: the g.d.p. was revised upward 3.1 for last quarter. many people thought it would be years before that happened. we have just begun. meanwhile vice president pence was on the road in the heart of manufacturing, michigan. saying that confidence in making things here at home is back. >> today american manufacturers are more optimistic than any point in the last 20 years. the truth is, confidence is back. manufacturing is back. and under president donald trump, america is back. [cheers and applause] >> and we're just getting started. >> continued to roll out the tax plan with chief white house advisor gary cohn d

griff jenkins is on the roads down about naples.nless the storm veers one way or another which it may, it's headed to this area. >> it's come here 75-mile-an-hour gusts. we have been driving around. we stopped for one second because we heard three loud booms. we saw a fireball in our live shot, and if you put the window down, this tree has caught on fire. it hit one of the power lines. i want to show you, it smells like smoke. this will turn into a larger fire. the embers going. the mayor bill barnett, i asked him 30 minute ago, anything you want to tell them? he said tell them the first responders are off the road. this tree hit the power lines and this is a larger part of the problem with more than 5,000 people here obviously, over a million in the miami area. the power grid as you all know is above grounds. that's causing the outages. now this tree just split into i don't know, half. about 100 yards back that way. it's starting to smoke and it's going to become a fire in the not too distant future. we'll hop in and take you off t

we start with griffin jenkins. as you can see behind me just the businesses all over boarding up. getting ready for what is coming in a matter of hours. when we got the news overnight that cuba on the north side have been absolutely slammed. we wanted to find out how people were doing. we talked to a gentleman and his son earlier about how has uncle was fearing and here is exactly what he have to say. let's take a listen. when they everyone has already bought other water. it's not really the same way of knowing what's to come they don't even know. if it wasn't for us. there wasn't really anywhere for it to go. but we do know where it's coming and it's coming here next. we were yesterday he said already he stayed behind. the winds are blowing at about 35 we don't know exactly where that is. today however the situation here. they are predicting the officials here. the florida power and light you will hear a lot about that. you will hear them still working across town before they really start and get bad here. upwards of 9 million people will do that. why that is most of them is on p

listening to the night jenkins, somebody who campaigned for brexit, to hear him say, yes, 0k, for diplomatic to meet some of these bills that the eu is asking for, does that signify more of a progress in towards concession and compromise? more of a progress in towards concession and compromise ?m more of a progress in towards concession and compromise? it means theresa may has concluded one round of negotiations reasonably successfully. that is the negotiations within her own cabinet and party. it takes us a bit further forward in the negotiations that actually matter between the uk and the eu 27, but only a bit further. this will be enough to avert the negotiations breaking down. i do not think the eu will turn round and say this is totally inadequate. but it is only a small part of what needs to be settled before we can move to the next round of negotiations, which is what the uk wants to do on trade. we still need to address the other elements of the bill, as you set out in your introduction. we also need to address the key elements on issues of citizens‘ rights and the northern irish bor

griff jenkins live in st.0 protestors are waking up behind bars, good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather and rob, that's right. the most violent night of the three night that is we've had since the acquittal of officer, just behind me, guys, literally there were half a dozenners, just in the last hour crews have been cleaning up, boarding up windows that were smashed as rioters, vandals, police calling them criminals, the pattern has been the same for the last three days, we've had peaceful protests during the day the mother of anthony smith taking marchs with protestors but at night the criminal element as the police call it taking to the streets absolutely smashing it. you look at some of the images from last night, you see lawlessness, they're smashing windows, confronting police, half a dozen or so maybe half or dozen officers getting minor injuries last night. you know, it's one of the situations where the mayor, the police chief have sent the same message that they want to protect peaceful protesto

griff jenkins in rosenberg, texas. griff, we can see the amount of water that is stuck there is amazing. >> reporter: that's right, cheryl. this is the brazos river, southwest, it runs all over the south part below houston, but it is one of the major waterways causing the flooding, and earlier today breaking, a record, it crested at 55.19 feet. the record was set last year, at a devastating flood memorial day 54.7 feet. now crested at 55.19 and the communities all along the brazos river in the rosenberg area and elsewhere are absolutely homes that are underwater. we showed them. the folks aren't going to be returning to this part for weeks, and as you mentioned in houston, some folks coming back, however, the army corps of engineers and the reservoirs, the addicks and barker reservoirs are releasing water to get them out and flow ultimately in the water ways and the river. let me show you the absolute danger of this kind of water, the strong currents. county officials gave me a piece of this discarded roadblock sign, w

other nfl players including malcolm jenkins have since followed kaepernick's lead. jenkins has been raising his fist over his head during the anthem before games this season. >>> a michigan mother is demanding answers after her son who has autism was attacked by another child with special needs on a school bus. take a look. school bus video captured the attack just as the bus monitor removed the other child's restraints. the boy jumps across the seat and attacks the boy. minutes later cal got off the bus with scratches on his face but no one mentioned the incident to his parents. >> all they had to say was there was an incident. you know, we'd like you to look into it. you may want to have cal checked out. none of it. >> cal's parents believe the school and the bus company tried to cover up what happened. the district and bus company said they are investigating. >>> and tracking maria. it's going to come awfully close to the u.s. east coast. what does it mean for us? i'll let you know straight ahead. >>> college kids are using a unique strategy to help other student