means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gina let me go to you first in west palm beach it's been floated around by specifically by the senator from from hawaii that basically it is now about the court of credibility i don't know where that court is ok i don't think anyone on this program or even watching it would like to be accused in the court of credibility what happened to the rule of law. it's a great question that i wish i could answer and we come to a place where we're literally examining the possibility of innocent until accused that's a very scary thing we've seen it throughout history where the politically correct a lot gets to decide who has credibility and who doesn't and that is a very scary thought if you look back at world history they are absolutely willing to thwart the rule of law that we should have known this about the rick. left honestly because they started down this path with the whole idea of illegal immigration which also thwarts the rule of law so this is a continuation of the dismantling of the constitutional governance of the united states and

guest jason nichols in washington he's a progressive commentator and democratic strategist in west palm beachwe have dr gene allowed in she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina and in atlanta we have brian crabtree he is the host of the brian crabtree radio show all right cross talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate jane let me go to you first in west palm beach it's been floated around by specifically by the senator from from hawaii that basically it is now about the court of credibility i don't know where that court is ok i don't think anyone on this program or even watching it would like to be accused in the court of credibility what happened to the rule of law gina. it's a great question that i wish i could answer we come to a place where we're literally examining the possibility of innocent until accused that's a very scary thing we've seen it throughout history where the politically correct lot gets to decide who has credibility and who doesn't and that is a very scary thought if you look back at world history th

gina let me go to go to that as a kind of a guy friend brian there but i had gina go ahead and west palm beach go ahead yeah i was going to say kind of to my friend brian there for givin it held try old fashioned try there but we can't expect the regressive left to care about the rule of law when it concerns teenage drinking if we do if they don't care about the rule of law when it concerns an invasion of our country. from illegals and the their right of individuals to be innocent until proven guilty and if they don't care about that brand they're not going to care about underage drinking well let me not to be out there and he said it was let me tell you. let me stay with you before we go to the break jason we go to gina before we go to the break you do you do you want the f.b.i. to be investigating keg parties is out what the f.b.i. is supposed to be doing. and i don't think anyone said anything about the f.b.i. here but i know that i think it would be good if we could at least respect the rule of law and not ridicule when someone like brian says you know hey maybe if you're a girl you should

and he's a progressive commentator and democratic strategist in west palm beach we have dr jean allowed in she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina and in atlanta we have brian crabtree he is the host of the brian crabtree radio show cross talk rules and .

but by midafternoon, areas like west palm beach were already being drenched. some parts of the state reportedly got up to 8 inches of rain in just a few hours. >> we saw the gust of wind and the rain falling and we're like, okay, this is not what we expected. >> the storm is on a path to hit states like mississippi and louisiana next and should strengthen to potential hurricane force. a 5-foot storm surge is expected, prompting workers at gulf coast marinas to spend their labor day tying up boats and securing docks. if gordon stays on its current track, the entire gulf coast will be dealing with significant rainfall. >>> as i mentioned earlier, in the 10:00 newscast, gordon has got the potential to hurricane now. some of the the next 24 hours which would be pretty amazing in such quick development and so close to land and looks like it wants to move up into the gulf states, louisiana. that's the story we'll be tracking. hurricanes as well in parts of the atlantic and the pacific that are continuing to turn. hurricane season definitely starting off with a bang.

. >> reporter: gordon formed monday over the upper keys but by midafternoon areas like west palm beach were already drenched, some parts of the state reportedly getting 8 inches of rain in a few hours. >> a lot of rain and water. >> reporter: what should have been a packed beach with an empty wendy ghost town. not just fun in the sun that fell victim to the storm, severe weather impacting crucial labor day shopping, local businesses say traffic was nonexistent. the storm's path in mississippi and louisiana where preparations are underway. >> emergency declaration, pre-positioned in southeast louisiana. >> our team in the emergency operations center is activated it has been activated for the past couple days. >> reporter: there was not much notice as they rushed to keep up with demand. homeowners had to do it themselves. >> walking off around the doorways. >> reporter: 5 foot storm surge expected prompting workers to spend their labor day tying up votes and securing docs. if gordon stays on its track the entire gulf coast will be dealing with significant rainfall. heather: donald trump

reporter: court informed monday over the upper keys, but by mid afternoon areas like west palm beach-palm beach were drenched with some parts of the state getting 8 inches of rain. >> heavy rain and a lot of water. reporter: what should have been at packed beach was a ghost town , not just fighting the sun that fell victim, the severe weather impacting shopping with local businesses same foot traffic was almost nonexistent. it's expected to hit mississippi and louisiana where preparations are underway. >> statewide emergency declaration. enforcement is primarily southeast louisiana. >> our team in the operations center is activated and has been activated over the past couple of days. reporter: cruz did not have noticed as they rush to fill sandbags keeping up with demand for plenty of homeowners grabbed shovels to do it themselves. >> blocking off around the doorways into such a. reporter: 5-foot storm surges are expected prompting workers to suspend their labor day tying up boats. if gordon stays on track the entire gulf coast will deal with significant rainfall. fox news. cheryl: lo

here to weigh in our top radio panel, brian in west palm beach and jimmy in houston.r joining me today. >> always a pleasure. chris good to be here. molly: the manafort plea deal is making big news. in washington everyone on capitol hill is abuzz. theories on what he may have the interest the probe in general. in wider america we get to talk to americans going to the midterms. the mueller probe, the manafort deal, does it play any role as we get closer to election day? >> not generally from what i'm hearing on the ground. a lot of issues we tend to talk about nationally are not necessarily the issues that are the biggest at the ground level. we tend to be incredibly cyclical with these elections. 92 percent of the time the party out of power will win pick up seats in midterm election cycles. so the democrats do have a favorable landscape right now. for that reason, i think that some of the cyclical factors trumps some of the issues that are in the news whether it is paul manafort, where the mueller probe what have you. i think it would be more of a historical trendlin

. >> caller: hey, cramer boo-yah from west palm beach, baby >> man, i wish i were there.at's going on? >> caller: well, i have international paper like you told me a while ago but i'm thinking in the future like, you know, plastic straws and plastic going down. >> it makes sons of sense but i have to tell you not translated to earnings. why? because people feel there's so much capacity coming on. a lot of types when you can't see the capacity coming on like with micron that's what happened to micron stock. you end up being in a situation where you say, wow, what is the hidden problem here? it's capacity. let's go to tom in illinois. tom. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> i am good how about you, tom >> caller: good. i'm just calling to see what you think and what your opinion on nokia. >> i don't have a catalyst i don't know why i should recommend it other than a 4% yield and that's not enough to pull the trigger for let's go to l.t. in washington, d.c. l.t. >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim >> boo-yah >> caller: l.t. from d.c., the ticker i'm inquiring about is baba

celebrate the life of burt reynolds, the legendary actor's funeral service was held yesterday in west palm beachunity. among those seen arriving, sally field. she starred in many movies with reynolds and they had an off-screen relationship. reynolds died two weeks ago after a heart attack at the age of 82. >>> we're hearing from demi lovato's mother the first time since her daughter's near fatal overdose. she didn't know for two days whether lovato would survive after smoking oxycodone possibly laced with fentanyl. she says lovato made it because of her friends and those who care about her. lovato is in rehab. >>> the mediterranean diet may not be as suck setful at least for one segment of the population. a new study finds that women who follow the diet focused on healthy fats, plant-based foods and fish have a lower rate of stroke, but men on that same diet do not. researchers say their 17-year study shows 22% fewer strokes in women but no significant change for the men. odd. >> wow. >>> switching to other news now, a case of punishment fitting the crime is making news near cleveland. >> a few

we will go to kerry in west palm beach. what do you think about government preparedness?aller: good morning. we have definitely suffered our share of hurricanes. i live on the east coast. it has gotten a lot better. we suffered quite a bit of damage through wilma, florence, and 2005 and it has gotten markedly better in our area. our utility company, at least in my neighborhood, frankly, did a lot of work on the utility lines and during the last two years during matthew and irma, we did not lose power at all. that is not necessarily the government. the only other thing i wanted to say was if you live on the east have floodou don't insurance, you are really doing yourself a disfavor. in our area, it is the cheapest insurance you can get. i pay a few hundred dollars a year to ensure my house from floods from hurricanes and just if you have a regular flood. one thing that could really help people is if they explore flood insurance. that statistic is really alarming because floods can do such great damage. host: yeah. the wall street journal this morning on flood insurance has

the palm trees were blowing toward the beach because if you are south of the eye of the hurricane, the winds are coming out of westsee that? the palm fronds are blowing towards the beach there because the winds are coming out of west. the winds are coming from the land because the storm has a counterclockwise flow. so, below the eye of the storm, the winds come from the dry side. all of that air will continue to blow from the land to the sea. so, the sort of on shore flow, the flooding of rivers and that sort of thing will not be happening in myrtle beach unless there is some crazy change of storm that the hurricane center does not anticipate. the exact opposite is true north of the eye. for instance, where our steve harrigan has been all day. north top sail beach in north carolina. it's still coming in like a hurricane there. steve, what do you see? >> >> i know, shepard, i am hearing all this talk about this is a rain event. the storm is weakening. that is certainly not the case where i'm standing. this is very much a wind event still and winds are gusting about as strong as we have heard them from the very begi

palm beach county airport. officials say that plane took off from key west.aa and ntsb are now investigating. >>> next to chesapeake bay. a waterspout spotted near virginia beach. the national weather service issuing tornado warnings for the area. those windy conditions captured on video even right up to the land. those warnings now expired. >>> and the florida man scaring his neighbors, now under arrest. police in boca raton say kevin flaherty wore a bulletproof vest while carrying a semiautomatic rifle, setting off a neighbor's doorbell motion detector. sending that homeowner and her two children to hide in a bathroom until police could respond. he's now facing three counts of aggravated assault with a firearm. >>> and the surprise private concert inside grand central station. ♪ can't buy me love love sir paul, thrilling a few hundred friends, fans, and total strangers at the new york landmark. the intimate concert, live-streamed on youtube, helping to kick off of his new album release, "egypt station." >>> when we come back, music's healing powers. why his