called jenkins hill. it has to do with l'enfant and others doing his kind of work. coming upon the land in of then, up of a branch potomac river, and as he progressed toward this woods area, he was not familiar with it and so on. he comes along across the land and goes in to a nearby farmer and says "can you tell me who owns this land?" and the answer comes back "carroll." the order that he is pointing to is something on the order of 100 acres. squared up right on the flat. it is a square plot. 25 acres by 100 acres, something like that. it is set among a number of property owners that own land on a parcel of that part of the countryside. that was owned by who? who owns this? the question was asked. and the answer came back jenkins. why was that? it was because, right near there, or in fact, right there, there was a 100-acre plot that was surveyed and was owned or occupied by a jenkins. whoever was asked -- how did you get here? i got up here through jenkins' property. it was a name of convenience that ca

jenkins, do you want to respond? >> guest: quite frankly i don't have a lot of time for these conspiracy theories. they're people who contend the planes did crash into the towers, that these were staged operations. and i think the weight of the evidence points to exactly what we saw, that this was audacious and vicious and unfortunately successful planned by a terrorist enterprise and we have gone after that terrorist enterprise to dismantle it and make sure it cannot do that for things like that in the future. quite frankly, as i say, there is always a swirl of these theories and contentions and so on. >> good morning, john and your desk in my comment has nothing to do with party affiliation. united airlines flight 93. i do not understand why it's not that flight was not a mystery flight. the people on board that flight were not mystery people. they were not aliens. they were americans and other people as well. i flew with them from new york to san francisco and he was the real captain and one of the best. i am very

jenkins? the unitedt of all, states is blamed for the world problems and for not solving the world problems. the united states cannot take this on and has not taken this burden. exclusive increasingly realizing that this is a long struggle, united states efforts are determined to deal with these local issues. in some cases that may be to improve governments -- governance. it is mainly to improve their abilities to legitimately suppress these terrorist organizations. this is not a fight simply to be waged by a the united states alone. host: you have been at this a long time, studying terrorism issues with the rand corporation. can you talk about the nature of terrorism when you started this work compared to today? guest: some differences. certainly the major developments over the past half-century have been beginning from the early 70's, the late 60's and early 70's, the spread of terrorism to become a global phenomenon. point, one would have to to the standardization of a terrorist repertoire

always struck me the who had been great figures of state like roy jenkins it was somehow surprised when the phoned in the third party bench they were subjected to the the holy bully that some of us were very used to well when they were squeezed to do can squeeze between the s.n.p. implied behind him and then his kid in front of him. was quite a challenged the law if there are five hundred. of course in the house of commons you have the microphones a pic of voices and all the asides are being made by you as m.p. implied or by dennis going to his colleagues were going to the same microphone and that really undermined roy jenkins they say that it lost him his confidence and is easy to be a king overseas as he certainly was in brussels and came back but is very much more difficult to read the grassroots which he had to do and perhaps didn't do all of us successfully. so a center part him absent in the next year yes or no. no in terms of a long term party yes possibly in terms of a coalition for a purpose in the european agenda within the. and that's why quick thank you so much . after the b

surely williams reemerging into politics both surely lost the seats in one centenarian and of course jenkins was outside politics there was a gap in the middle the sent to ground was available starch or was leading from the right and she of course was a very strong leader so there was no question of the conservative party breaking up the labor party being led by michael fortier was a lovely person but was regarded as being well to the left of a low not quite as far left as possibly but nonetheless there were unhappy people particularly in the labor party who were looking for a new home many of them of course under sarette similar background to what's happening today under set of being dyslexic in their own constituencies and that's where much of the support came from so you have an unpopular conservative government but a fragmented opposition not taking advantage of the government's unpopularity so that's similar to they know you were a young member of parliament these days that the new s.t.p. make approaches to recruit you to the right but i did on one occasion at. it was known before i bec

miss jenkins? miss jenkins, no. mr. paulson? mr. paulson, no. mr. marchant? >> no. >> mr. marchant, to. miss black? >> no. >> miss black, no. mr. reed? mr. kelly? mr. kelly, no. m miss nome? no. mr. holding? mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith, no. mr. rice? mr. schweikert? no. miss walorski, no. mr. curbelo? mr. curbelo, no. mr. bishop? mr. bishop, no. mr. lahood? mr. lahood,no. mr. winstrop? no. mr. nrktseal? mr. neal, yes. mr. levin? mr. levin, yes. mr. lewis? mr. lewis, yes. mr. doggett? mr. doggett, yes. mr. thompson? >> yes. >> mr. thompson, yes. mr. larson? >> yes. >> mr. larson, yes. mr. blumenauer? >> aye. >> mr. blumenauer, aye. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell, yes. mr. crowley? >> aye. >> mr. crowley, aye. dr. davis? dr. davis, yes. miss sanchez? mr. higgins? mr. higgins, yes. miss delbene? miss delbene, aye. dr. chu? dr. chu, aye. mr. roskam? mr. roskam, no. mr. reed? mr. reed, no. mr. renacci. mr. holding. mr. rice. miss sanchez? miss sewell? chairman brady? chairman brady, no. >> clerk will report the vote. >> 14 ayes. 21 nays. >> the amendment is not agreed to. are

griff jenkins and jonathan siri on the carolina coast in north carolina. ainsley: in myrtle beach, todd pyro. mike: tracking the storm in the weather center, we begin with chris just south of the outer banks. we see what you are seeing, talk to us. >> let me reset things. if you're waking up the conditions are bad, just north of where the eye wall is expected. conditions are deteriorating. the seawall, this is the bay, atlantic beach, yesterday, the chief of police over there, the fire chief, the wind and the surge, the texture of the surge and high tide comes around noon and the water surge in this area is only going to get worse, this continues at the chief of police in atlantic beach, in morehead city, difficult for law enforcement to get around, when authorities tell you they need to evacuate, and power lines, and power lines littering it and the real story we are talking about is inland, 40 miles northwest of here in new bern, 200 rescues have taken place. and talking to authorities all night long and people saying we need help, we are up to our chest

jenkins?he unitedt of all, states is blamed for the world problems and for not solving the world problems. the united states cannot take this on and has not taken this burden. exclusive increasingly realizing that this is a long struggle, united states efforts are determined to deal with these local issues. in some cases that may be to improve governments -- governance. it is mainly to improve their abilities to legitimately suppress these terrorist organizations. this is not a fight simply to be waged by a the united states alone. host: you have been at this a long time, studying terrorism issues with the rand corporation. can you talk about the nature of terrorism when you started this work compared to today? guest: some differences. certainly the major developments over the past half-century have been beginning from the early 70's, the late 60's and early 70's, the spread of terrorism to become a global phenomenon. point, one would have to to the standardization of a terrorist repertoire of

we have griff jenkins relaying that so hopefully that has been heard.athan's theory live in north carolina, wrightsville beach, where it is expected to get worse. what are you experiencing now? >> we are getting heavy winds and rain. this storm is moving so slowly we will get a lot of rain and these winds will continue bettering buildings. too dark to see if there is any significant damage to buildings but still early on. part of the problem is the power went off at 1:30 this morning, the lights went out, using battery power, most of the island is dark. if you walk 30 feet in this direction or that direction you are walking in pitch black conditions because of potential for debris on the road. back to you. heather: thank you very much, jonathan syria live on the scene. we continues cover hurricane florence as it bears down on the carolina coast, that wraps of this hour of "fox and friends first," be careful, stay tuned, much more coverage for you. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: this is a fox news alert, hurricane florence has arrived

with all these figures i spoke to gareth jenkins of the institute for security and development policy in istanbul and i asked him what to take his economic decline could mean for the country's political stability. well fortunately for president are there any doesn't have any real domestic challenges that he is facing in terms on the national level but there are local elections coming in march next year people do tend to vote and so he very very local elections coming in march next year and people do tend to vote on national issues as well so it's going to be a bit of a challenge for him i think going to fence local elections in the biggest grip on parties so. that i don't think he really you know risks losing his position at the same time things are going relatively badly in a lot of areas in turkey and i think for aggro and he's desperate for an achievement and he's desperate for syria not to look like a setback but here we are also and for us we may see him being more aggressive i guess just very very briefly germany says that it has a strategic interest in sound economic developmen

jenkins? ms. jenkins no. mr. paulson? mr. paulson no. mr. marchant? ms. black? ms. black no. mr. reed? >> no. >> mr. read no. mr. kelly? mr. kelly no. mr. renacci? ms. nome? ms. nome no. mr. holding? mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith no. mr. rice? mr. swiek kehrt? no. ms. wah lore ski? no. mr. kur vel low no. mr. bishop? mr. bishop no. mr. lahood? mr. lahood no. dr. win strop? dr. win strop no. mr. neil? mr. neil yes. mr. levin? mr. levin, yes. mr. lewis yes. mr. dag gat? yes. mr. thompson. >> yes. >> mr. larson? >> yes. >> mr. blumenauer? eye. mr. kind? mr. kind aye. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell yes. mr. crowley? mr. crowley aye. dr. davis? aye. ms. sanchez aye. plchlt higgins? mr. higgins aye. ms. sewell? mr. del benet? aye. >> dr. chu? aye. mr. smith of nebraska? mr. smith no. mr. marchant? mr. marchant no. mr. renacci, mr. holding, mr. rice. ms. sewell? chairman brady. chairman brady no. . >> chairman brady? >> the clerk will report the vote? >> 15 yays, 21 nos. >> the agreement is not agreed to. are there any amendments? >> ms. sanchez? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> mr

jenkins? ms. jenkins no. mr. paulson? mr. paulson no. mr. marchant? ms. black? ms. black no. mr. reed? >> no. >> mr. read no. mr. kelly? mr. kelly no. mr. renacci? ms. nome? ms. nome no. mr. holding? mr. smith of missouri. mr. smith no. mr. rice? mr. swiek kehrt? no. ms. wah lore ski? no. mr. kur vel low no. mr. bishop? mr. bishop no. mr. lahood? mr. lahood no. dr. win strop? dr. win strop no. mr. neil? mr. neil yes. mr. levin? mr. levin, yes. mr. lewis yes. mr. dag gat? yes. mr. thompson. >> yes. >> mr. larson? >> yes. >> mr. blumenauer? eye. mr. kind? mr. kind aye. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell yes. mr. crowley? mr. crowley aye. dr. davis? aye. ms. sanchez aye. plchlt higgins? mr. higgins aye. ms. sewell? mr. del benet? aye. >> dr. chu? aye. mr. smith of nebraska? mr. smith no. mr. marchant? mr. marchant no. mr. renacci, mr. holding, mr. rice. ms. sewell? chairman brady. chairman brady no. . >> chairman brady? >> the clerk will report the vote? >> 15 yays, 21 nos. >> the agreement is not agreed to. are there any amendments? >> ms. sanchez? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> mr

griff jenkins and jonathan siri on the carolina coast in north carolina. ainsley: in myrtle beach, todd pyro. mike: tracking the storm in the weather center, we begin with chris just south of the outer

says, malcolm jenkins sounds like man who turned his back on harrie t tubman. please stop calling malcolm jenkins the face of colin kaepernick kaepernick's. you were too quick to take the money instead of continuing the protest and standing against what the n.f.l. owners are all about. you are getting hit by both sides, the left and the right, i guess. >> honestly, laura, i can understand how from the outside it may look that way. on the inside and you understand that generations of players coming to this point and moving forward are going to be concerned about the issues that all americans should be concerned about, you understand money being donated was us and the n.f.l. coming together and negotiateing that and willing to support the cause. i think we can learn a lesson from what happened here because of on the outside again, when you watch the news and hear tribalism going on, there is a lot of back and forth, but no communication and what we've done, come together to communicate, understand things, learning about it, they want to support our initiatives. >

lauren: griff jenkins, thank you very much.e florence unleashing fury on the carolinas, special coverage continues next. >> you know, nobody plans for these sorts of things to happen, nobody wants them to happen but that's a real truth about living on the water, living next to the beach. >> we continue special coverage of hurricane florence, right now she's pounding the north carolina coast in new bern, north carolina we are getting reports of hundreds of people already rescued 200 rescues have been completed, about 150 extra rescues are underway, we got that from the reporter griff jenkins there, rescues underway in morehead, the wind gusts are sitting right now at 90 miles per hour. lauren: we are waiting for her to make landfall, we will show you the markets can you see on the right-hand side of the screen, nice gains of 1% for the week, dow futures building on 147 point gain yesterday tacking on another 46 this morning, check out s&p, we could see a record close today sitting at 10 points below that, s&p futures up 5, nasda

let's get to griff jenkins in atlantic beach. i was in north carolina and lived through hugo. a lot of people remember that. people listening to the warnings this time around. >> reporter: they are listening and remember matthew coming through causing major flooding like janice is talking about. they have been told the evacuation order started yesterday but you have got to be gone by 8:00 tonight. the bridge to atlantic beach closes at 7:00 :00 am tomorrow otherwise you cannot get out. richard porter is a lifelong resident, had this message for residents. >> we are asking people to leave. those that choose to stay have to understand they may not have emergency services available to them to rescue them. that is the purpose of the mandatory evacuation. get out of town. it is dangerous, a huge storm. >> reporter: this is likely a life-threatening weather event. there are four components that make it up. one is the hurricane wind, should you survive it, 140 mile-per-hour. in 1954, the storm surge 9 to 13 feet, the flooding and rainfall are the two components, if you have the inlan

sally jenkins joins us now. great to have you here. what an event.hat makes you so certain that this was rooted in sexism from the chair ump? >> well, because i've covered many matches where male players did far, far worse with no penalty at all. i covered a u.s. open match with andre agassi where he called the umpire an s.o.b., used the "f" word and spit at him and played on without penalty. >> i will say as a tribute to sally jenkins, in the minutes this happened i thought i want to read what sally jenkins has to write about this. you've seen all of this type of thing before. i just want to lay out so people are clear about a few things and then explain to me again why it's different. serena williams' coach admitted he was coaching. he did admit after the fact that he was coaching. that is a violation. it isn't called usually, but it does happen. the breaking the racket, that is a clear violation, which is always given a warning. and then the third thing, calling the ump a thief. those were the three infractions there. what is different in this cas

please stop calling malcolm jenkins the face of colin kaepernick's movement.hat would be like saying ben carson is doing the work that malcolm x started." that is a nasty comment about ben carson. you get the point. you guys were too quick to take the money, instead of continuing to protest and standing against what the nfl owners are really all about. you are getting hit by both sides, the left on the right, i guess. >> honestly, laura, i can understand how from the outside it may look that way, but when you are in the inside, and you understand him again, that generations of players coming to this point in moving forward are going to be concerned about the issues that all americans should be concerned about, you understand that the money being donated was simply awesome the nfl coming together and negotiating that and them being willing to support some of our causes. i think that we can learn a lesson from what has happened here because on the outside, again, when you watch the news and when you hear the tribalism that is going on, there's a lot of back-and-

i want them to go down and look at the curriculum for themselves. >> that was macy jenkins reporting. the pilot ends in december. the next parental review date is in one month. the district will choose the book by january or february. >>> coming up, pets left abandoned after wildfires get a second chance. we will tell you the largest adoption clinic in the country. >>> many thought he was begging for money or food. all he really wanted was a job. how others stepped in to get one vietnam that a paycheck. >>> as mentioned, the all- important forecast, coming up. here is a hint. is happening this weekend in plleasanton. to >>> new at 5, one of the largest pet adoption event is happening this weekend in pleasanton. today, hundreds of rescue organizations brought dogs and cats to the alameda county fairgrounds to try to find them new homes. katie nielsen explains, this year, a lot of the animals are from hard-hit wildfire zones. >> reporter: this little girl is stable. she is a puppy up for adoption who used to live in lake county. the county that has been hit by six major wildfires in as

jenkins: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3635, the local coverage determination clarification act of 2018 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3635, a bill to amend title 18 of the social security act in order to improve the process whereby medicare administrative contractors issue local coverage determinations under the medicare program and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from kansas, ms. jenkins, and the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from kansas. ms. jenkins: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days with which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 3635, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jenkins: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i shou

that's where griff jenkins is standing by. still coming down? >> finally, after more than 30 hours, florence has continued her fire hose off. it's pitch black. everywhere you drive along highway 70, it goes up to the city of raleigh, you just see trees ripped out by their roots, store fronts destroyed, a gas station collapsed, power lines down everywhere in small sections of flooding over in atlantic beach. morehead city is on the coast. it's pitch black over there except for one condo building, looks like it may have auxillary lights on. the fire chief is trying to get a handle on everything. the pier is broken in half. it's gone out to sea. let me give you a little bit of news. i got off the phone with officials in new bern. they say they have about a hundred more rescues they are carrying out at this moment. they have done more than 375. one of the challenges they have right now is where to put the people they are rescuing. they have run out of space. because of the epic flooding, they are trapped on where they can take people to. one of the

in sacramento, macy jenkins, kpix 5. >>> california has already deployed five search and rescue teams to the hurricane zone. that includes task force 4 out of oakland. >>> the state is investigate and claims that the san jose water company overbilled customers by millions of dollars for at least 30 years. is a private company that serves more than 1 million residents in the area. allegedly raised fees in the middle of a billing cycle but then charged customers the higher rate for the entire cycle. it is also accused of double billing customers. the state will decide whether the water company should issue refunds her face financial penalties. >>> thousands of people rolled up their sleeves and got to work cleaning up bay area beaches, lakes and creeks. homeless encampments past and present were targeted. >> they are basically on a mission to gather and pick up as much trash as they possibly can. >> reporter: more than 150 volunteers picked up trash along the banks of coyote creek in san jose. in an area once known as the jungle, a sprawling trash strewn homeless encampment where hundre

that's where we find griff jenkins right now. >> good morning. the situation right here, the eye of the storm is just about, from what adam was saying, 30 miles south southwest of where we are here in morehead city. that means the northeast dirty side of the hurricane is putting the wind here. you are seeing the structures blow. the water is significant because we have been watching for the storm surge the whole time. in atlantic beach, i have been in contact a few minutes ago with the chief fire department chief, adam snyder over there. i said how is it over there, he said we are getting killed from wind and surge. he sent me a photo of the fire house getting destroyed over there. i asked him about that pier. things are starting to wobble. we have seen some images here in morehead city. jonathan was talking about new bern. you go by it when you come here. i was looking on-line. the charlotte news observer reporting that the river, the fact that the news river is overflowing 9, 10 feet is significant. two years ago when matthew flooded, it was ca

>> compelling malcolm jenkins to hold posters in front of his locker. >> we have to stay on topic because we're choosing to overlook what it is that players have been fighting for. we've been articulate and patient and consistent with police brutality, systemic racism, education, housing, and yet, we will continuously hear this dialogue. players don't know what they're doing. >> reporter: why are you >> those statistics, people don't want to hear about it. that left people no choice but to air that. >> we will talk and rattle off the same statistics. the only thing that ends up in the article is my opinions on the president or the nfl or the anthem. in order to get the words that we want out there, we have to be creative how we control that message. >> reporter: the nfl is lending its backing with a social justice parter inshnership. the league has pledged $89 million in support. what does that mean mean to you? >> we can give it to the people that need help and support. when the nfl came to us, we need your support and here's how. but not only with the

and for more i'm joined by gammons jenkins of the institute for security and development policy he joins us in istanbul good to have you with us so those latest g.d.p. figures yet to come in what do you expect actually just been announced so we've twelve months or g.d.p. figure of five point two percent growth till the end of june which is just about in line with market expectations but it still shows that growth this is the climbing over the end of the previous the first quarter two thousand and eighteen it was seven point four percent annual growth so we are seeing a slowdown in the official growth rate was ok well bring and you're closer to the source than we are thanks for that what does turkey's economic decline as you describe it mean for the country's political stability also with regards to the conflict in syria. well fortune i think the president had any doesn't have any real domestic challenges but he is facing in terms on a national level but there are local elections coming in march next year people do tend to vote and so you they have their local elections coming in march ne

griff jenkins is live from jacksonville, north carolina with the very latest.ff good morning to you. griff: good morning, maria. anyone whose ever been to jacksonville knows this late night landmark spot, marina cafe behind me, you can see has taken on flooding this is the new river the rainfall and the storm , the new river is causing the problems and let me just walk you through the parking lot of the marina. in the distance is where the new river comes up there's actually a marina obviously behind us but it is at almost record levels maria at 14 feet the new river floods. that's the flood stage level but it's at 24.08 this morning the record is 25.1. where i'm standing right now this is the parking lot. the dock master you see in the distance has been backing a boat trying to assess the damage. we have a little reprieve in the rain. its been raining all morning but he's getting his first look at the dock to the damage but if you look out there you can see just unbelievable what its been doing, where we are officials saying they've already made rescues this m

. >> griff jenkins at the hart senate office building with more highlights and low lights as well androtesters. >> reporter: she took questions from all 21 senators on the committee, each in turn had 30 minutes, topics ranged from issues like the second amendment, executive privilege and abortion. when the committee's top democrat dianne feinstein pressed brett cavanagh on the future of roe v wade he had this to say. >> it is an important precedent of the supreme court, roe v wade and planned parenthood versus casey, reaffirmed many times casey is precedent on precedent which itself is an important factor. >> an important issue is judicial independence of brett kavanaugh, said he would certainly be a fair and impartial judge despite his personal views. >> what assurances that you will not allow the president's personal views or interests to impact your decision? >> i'm independent judge. is confirmed as supreme court and sitting judge, i owe my loyalty to the constitution. if you are right under the law you prevail. >> reporter: we expected the mueller investigation has come up, senat

griff jenkins is a little bit away from us now in atlantic beach, north carolina. i think you're starting to feel the back end of the storm where you are. how are conditions there? we're doing our -- go for it, griff, if you've got us. >> okay. thanks. yeah, we're in atlantic beach and janice is right. we're just getting pounded. we're in the parking lot of the pier yesterday watching it bob and weave. you can see the debris flying. it is unbelievable. if we turn -- [inaudible] >> bill: we're going to dry our best throughout the day here to make sure the equipment works but also that we stay in a safe area. and we don't take many chances here. wealth owe -- we'll get a connection back with griff in a moment. if you were taking the cape fear river you would hit carolina beach. michael cramer is the sound manager. i believe we have a connection with you on the phone. how are things where you are? >> right now pretty calm. we're in the eyewall and we've gotten a little bit of a break in the wind and the weather here for just a little bit and we're sending crews out to

griff jenkins has gotten off the boardwalk and still in morehead city and along the hotel balcony.ow does this look from there, griff? >> well, you know, shep, the storm gave our equipment a beating. we have lost a little bit of our mobility. we can give you the best perspective. as you mentioned earlier the storm has kind of passed it. while it looks a little stormy. it's more of a tropical storm feel right now. it's not the beating we were taking. what you are looking at in morehead city is out at atlantic beach, the barrier island this is the boeing sound right here. these little bushes on this strip of land is sugar loaf island much larger and in the near distance you can see docks. as you know morehead city and the whole carolina coastal areas big into shipping and boating. this is the capital right here in this area of beaufort, morehead city for the north carolina shrimp industry. it's going to be interesting to see if you come over this way just a little bit i'm going to turn you mike towards. this you see the tug boats pulled into shore. you see those cranes that are stick

by barry jenkins. >> jimmy: barry jenkins. >> written by, james baldwin. yeah. some heavy hitters.. stephan. kiki. i mean, like, everyone in this movie absolutely -- >> jimmy: barry jenkins won the oscar for "moonlight." >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, it's just beautiful. it looks gorgeous. >> thank you. >> jimmy: but i mean these are giant, giant things. and i'm like so happy for you. cause i'm like, dude, that's the guy who was goofing off and dancing with like last week, he was on our show. dude, we didn't even get into talking about it, but you're a a giant bee gees fan. >> oh, man. one of the biggest bee gees fans. and i'm not going to -- [ cheers ] yeah. give it up for the good, man. >> jimmy: i love this dude. >> the funny thing is, is like, so, my father growing up, he had like -- when i was growing up, he had, like, this bookshelf that was, like, to me, ten feet tall, and you know, vinyls are this thin. so they were filled with hundreds of vinyls, and i remember climbing up, and pulling out "saturday night fever." and i was like, oh, cool, so you know "saturday night fever" is

malcolm jenkins who raised his fist in the past or stayed in the tunnel, didn't do either. >> it was the issues, and not only the issues but what players are doing in their communities to affecuate change. we're trying to move past what was right, what was wrong, and focus on the issues in our communities. >> i asked jenkins after the game if he would continue to do what he did last night. he didn't give me a yes or no, he just said he will continue to do good work in the community. >> i'm just wondering if that rain delay is a metaphor for the entire stormy season. the storm clouds. >> a fascinating thought. thank you andy and thank you to our international viewers for watching, "cnn talk" is next, for the u.s. viewers, "new day" continues now. >>> the failing "new york times." >> if you're not interested in helping the president, you should not vote for the president.

time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. harrogate earlier. earlier. blustery showers over scotland and northern ireland. scotland and northern ireland. hour in parts of scotland could computer yesterday. computer yesterday. shows will fade away during this evening. evening. overnights for exposed eastern and western course. western course. with lows between 2 degrees and seven celsius. seven celsius. freezing particularly in rural areas. areas. actually start to monday but with a good deal of sunshine. with a good deal of sunshine. increasing through the north and west during the day. west during the day. rain arriving into northern scotland later than the day. later than the day. day and temperatures not much i than 13 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... conference gets under way. she also accuses labour of undermining the national interest. politics with brexit and start acting in the national interest. the best deal for britain. island of sulawesi. with many thought to be trapped under collapsed buildings.

griff jenkins is in atlantic beach where they expect 110 mile-per-hour winds. 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,

jenkins: good morning. i am frederick county sheriff chuck jenkins.t andiles from this we are not a sanctuary county. , i want to extend my sincere condolences to the angel families for your losses. i hope all of america is listening today. it is an honor to be here and speak on your behalf and say a few words about what i think is the impact of illegal immigration on every community, every county, since we because of the failures right ear. we have a term for that in the legal world. it is called deliberate indifference. if the neede today to maintain law and order in a nation that is built on the rule of law. a very personal occasion for you families, but this needs to be brought into we public eye as often as can so we don't forget, because you all never forget. most of you families probably never had the chance to say goodbye to your sons or daughters or siblings, parents, whatever the case may be. for all theeak sheriffs who came to washington the past couple of days to meet with lawmakers and the president to discuss some of these problems. amer

fbi special agent chad jenkins, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it.ill ask you this question, when do you expect this to happen and will this have a significant impact as we move forward? >> when will it be released? we don't know. doj has lowballed on that. we look at declassification rules and as early as next week, i would imagine. what is going to be in it? we have 21 pages of the fisa renewal ordered by donald trump to be released. that renewal appears to be the last fisa renewal to the fisa court. and that will basically be all the intelligence gleaned from the previous fisa duration, 45 to 90 days of coverage of carter page, the subject of that fisa. i don't think there will be a lot of derogatory information on page in that. you have to remember this was the last renewal. after this the government, doj, fbi, felt they did not have enough intelligence from that application to continue another renewal. where we will see the fireworks are in the text messages of the fbi executive. todd: 1 more question about the fisa document, this will be a thre

rob: let's get to griff jenkins in atlantic beach. we have 24, 36 hours ago people need to be getting out. >> reporter: that is right. good morning. yesterday mandatory evacuations begin. they have to be gone by 8:00 pm today. tomorrow morning at 7:00 :00 am, the bridge will be closed. you cannot get in, cannot get out. people remember hurricane hazel ripped the island apart. when janice dean talks about the uncertainty let me talk about why this is so dangerous in this area. not only hurricane winds and category for but storm surge expected to be 9 to 13 feet, guaranteed flooding if you have the rainfall in excess of 25 inches if that does indeed stall, looks like it will, it was two years ago hurricane matthew which was a catastrophic flooding event brought that, a little bit him and, 25, 30 miles, entire rivers, the situation where people were underwater 15 or 20 feet and couldn't get out. the mayor here in atlantic beach, richard porter, his message for residents very clear. >> get off the island, don't put our first responders in

now it's time for a look at the weather... the newsroom to alina jenkins.grazing sheep everywhere? sheep everywhere? enjoying the weather on the beach in yarmouth. yarmouth. but in places, we have had the odd spot of rain. but staying dry. dry. far north of scotland and england, and northern ireland. england, and northern ireland. spells of sunshine but showers never too far away. too far away. you can see this band of cloud is sinking south and east. of cloud is sinking south and east. replacing any earlier brightness and sunshine with cloud. sunshine with cloud. cloud further north means sunshine between, but also blustery showers. between, but also blustery showers. feeling across scotland and northern ireland, into northern england. ireland, into northern england. cannot rule out the odd rumble of thunder and flash of lightning. thunder and flash of lightning. england, northern ireland and northern and western scotland. northern and western scotland. are average speeds but we do have gusts of 30—40 miles an hour. gusts of 30—40 miles an hour. through th

. >>> griff jenkins has a look at the destruction. the white house standing behind brett kavanaugh as democrats call for him to step down. >> what impact will this have on thursday's vote? we'll have news from washington. >> a school district that could make hillary clinton being erased from the history books a reality. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ american woman listen what i say. rob: my hair looks like lenny cakravitz after a week with the hurricane. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm tom piro. >> speaking of travel. >>> i had to convince -- to take a day off. >>> somebody who is not taking a day off is the guy we're going to next. >> we begin with a fox news alert. the storm has never been more dangerous. officials warning of that, of what lies ahead as hundreds of people remain trapped in their homes from florence's wrath. >> griff jenkins, who got the more difficult of the two assignments between the two of us, live in jacksonville, north carolina with an exclusive tou

alina jenkins has the weather.ing a kite on the lincolnshire coast. lincolnshire coast. ireland was bowled off on show but also blustery showers. also blustery showers. this clearly on the early satellite picture. picture. replacing the early brightness with sunshine. sunshine. scotland and the far north of england. england. going with exposed western and eastern coast. eastern coast. between 2—7dc lo wilma chris potts keeping close to freezing. —— rural spots. spots. colin in western scotland where it will be a cool day, 9—10 at best. will be a cool day, 9—10 at best. i2—isdc in the best of the sunshine. things warm up into tuesday, the builds here. builds here. misty and murky start on tuesday morning. morning.

. >> reporter: the jenkins family just later than their neighbor is the one accusing supreme court brett kavanagh of sexual assault. >> so we're surprised. >> i think she for some reason felt she couldn't do it for and she is now and i think i'm glad she did. >> reporter: ford tells the "washington post" the alleged assault 1980s when they were at high school party. she said that he started her and groping her. i thought he might . >> kavanagh said i did not do this back in high school or at any time. ford is a clinical psychology professor at palo alto university. her claims were sent to a high rinking democrat in a letter. senator dianne feinstein's statement, i support mrs. ford's decision to share her story and now that she has, it is in the hands of the fbi to conduct an investigation. >> personally i do believe her. >> reporter: stanford law professor erin dauber led t-- >> given these allegations it's not even clear to me that judge kavanagh can retain his seat on the d.c. circuit, so elevating him or rushing through a vote in the face of these allegations is nonsense and it would

now we have a flood. >>> griff jenkins has a look at the destruction.tanding behind brett kavanaugh as democrats call for him to

jenkins, 17 years, where are we in the war on terror?lance sheet of classes-- plusses. we pounded al qaeda, most of the territory that was taken by isis has been recovered. we have truly degraded their operational capabilities. particularly her ability to carry out large-scale ambitious attacks in the united states. they have been largely reduced to inspire homegrown terrorists to carry out attacks here. and in that regard, they have had some measure of success but not a great deal. there have been about two dozen jihadist attacks over the 17 year period. these have resulted unfortunately, in a few over 100 deaths. an average of about six per year. we have also seen i mean you no luck, in the immediate shadow of 9/11, we were concerned about further 9/11 scale attacks. and yet, in the most recent communications by the leader of isis, he called on his followers here to carry out attacks with knives, guns, automobiles. still a threat, still potentially lethal, but far down the register. in that sense, we've had a measure of success. we hav

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up policy you want to plan that enterprise now you've set up this company which is a play on words jenkins would you like is a tax i mean you need to write and you're going to go to a motorcycle taxi lotus i can taxi ok so now you tell me. i want you first nobody a story how you started with this enterprise because i've heard that you actually like many startups you're sitting in a household with a bunch of buddies and you came up with this idea i think maple is a true. somebody true yeah it was during that period in business school that i solidified by idea and you know it required a whole bunch of people to bounce around but it's been something on the back of my head for some time that i've wanted to to do because i was an avid or jack user during my consulting days and i just saw this massive group of informal sector workers who were completely undervalued by society. and who could actually be doing some of the most high value economic activity but there was this issue of trust and intermediaries and i think that goes to my point about you know for me what i've seen. inequality the bigg

patrick jenkins, when i see good copy i will reiterate it, he says there are massive problems out here-money laundering director has been rewritten five times over the past decade you know only 5% of money laundering suspicions are followed up by authorities 5% what's more damning european banking authority gave the aml powers, they had two people on the team two people on the team they now have ten. we're trying to get confidence back in the european banks, we need more regulation on those fronts let's move on. the pound is 1.32. trading up on the back of those inflation details. higher inflation amid brexit concerns doll dollar/yu dollar/yuan, 6.8519. let's move on. s.a.p. and alibaba are teaming up to create cloud services for businesses in china. bill mcdermott was asked about how important the deal was >> massive couple reasons for that. one is we moved s.a.p. to the cloud. fundamentally the cloud is the best way to scale in technology. and china is our second home this is a massively important market to us ali cloud gives us the infrastructure as a service to put the best most mo

griff jenkins is there. you have been there this morning. you have been showing us the damage. what are you seeing across that area? >> reporter: a welcome more free from the rain. a few drops coming, much like everyone else that is not good news. there is a lot of wind damage at morehead city where we get you to the videos coming out of new bern yesterday. highway 70, 40 miles north of here, can't get there because of the flooding. there are rescues continuing at this hour. officials tell me they are working on 100 right now. yesterday a total of 375 rescues. they have a new problem and that is what to do with the people being rescued. they are taking them to cherry point because they have run out of places. the flooding continues, storm surge and the noose river causing the problem, down a little bit, receded four to six feet is expected to rise again, maybe as high as its 9 to 10 foot levels with rain coming. it is up to mother nature to determine what will happen for days and weeks, more rain is not a good thing. the bridge between here and morehead and there is flooded in

griff jenkins. one last look at the big wall where we can see the track of the storm, this is a satellite loop. it shows the hurricane is down to a category one. i believe that it's most likely down to a tropical storm because the last report was 75 miles an hour. 74 is the lowest -- highest number of a hurricane or the lowest numbers that makes it a hurricane. so we believe it's probably a tropical storm now headed due west at 6 miles an hour. the rain from the radar loop shows it's still pounding all along the north carolina coast and they expect it to continue throughout the night. "your world" with neil cavuto is next on fox news channel. tch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to help people find less joint pain a