a campaign rally in fayetteville north carolina days after hurricane dorian damaged parts of the state. continued storms prevented the president from an aerial tour of the hurricane damage. the rally comes one day before the special election where republican jim bishop is facing off against democrat from north carolina ninth congressional district. the president was introduced by vice president mike pence and the event included remarks by dan bishop. it's one hour and 40 minutes. >> leader mccarthy, members of congress, members of the amazing trumps family and to the thousands of my fellow republicans gathered here, it is great to be back. [applause] and it's especially great to be here with a friend of mine. a man who loves the state of north carolina and has been fighting every day to keep the promises that he made to the people of this state. it is great to be here with president donald trump. [applause] president of trump and i are here for one reason and one reason the need. north carolina in america need dan bishop in the united states congress is a principled conservative

of another suspected tornado moving across white oak, north carolina. the other big story today, the rising death toll in the bahamas now at least 30 people are dead. officials expect that number to go significantly higher in the coming days as more rescue workers are trying to reach as many victims as possible. >> all right. we have extensive teach coverage on the ground. but first let's begin with meteorologist bill karins to see what direction it is moving. >> the thing we've been watching overnight is this barely off shore track along the carolina coast. we've not had official landfall. it is located just off of cape lookout now. you can see the position there. that's where we're getting high gusts. 62 mile-per-hour gusts. hatteras was in the 50s earlier. we're still gusting in jacksonville to the 50s. picture it as a big, huge storm with only a really small area of really intense winds. and that's in this northern eye. if we go a closer view up, here's the morehead city area. just the other side you get out to atlantic beach. or you can drive with a boat and head up on the ferry

president trump speaking. live coverage on c-span. >> will hello north carolina. [applause] better telus the governor leader mccarthy members of congress, members of the amazing trump family. [laughter] [applause] and to the thousands of my fellow republicans gathered here it is great to be back in the fairfield state. [applause] [laughter] [applause] it's especially great to be here we put a friend of mine. a man who loves the state of north carolina and has been fighting every day to keep the promises when it made to the people of this state. it is going to be here. we put the 45th president of the united states of america. president donald trump. [applause] the president trump and i were here for one reason and one reason only. north carolina and america, and bishop in the united states congress, [applause] when it is the right man. when it is the right dan. he's a principal conservative and we note north carolina nine two vote to send dan bishop to washington dc. in tomorrow's special election. let's make it happen. [applause] we were gathering here in a time that i know has be

counsel, north carolina state board of elections, indicating that, according to the preliminary results of the special election held september 10, 2019, the honorable dan bishop was elected representative to congress for the ninth congressional district, state of north carolina. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam. i have the honor to transmit here with a scanned copy of a letter received from kaitlyn love, general counsel, north carolina state board of elections, indicating that according to the preliminary results of the special election held september 10, 2019, the honorable greg murphy was elected representative to congress for the third congressional district, state of north carolina. signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman, mr. price of north carolina, seek recognition? mr. price: i have a unanimous consent request. the speaker: without objection. mr. price: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the jilt from north carolina, the honorable dan bishop and the honorable gr

weakened, but it is battering the carolinas. drenching rains extending as far north as new england. and as rain bands spread out over the carolinas, 900,000 people were ordered to evacuate. some areas are seeing sustained wind speeds of up to 90 to 100 miles per hour, and power is out in more than 280,000 homes. flash flooding has already inundated parts of charleston, south carolina, leaving drivers stranded, people marooned in their homes as well. and several parts of north carolina, suspected tornadoes left trails of destruction. here you're about to see mobile homes in emerald isle. they were tossed around like toys. we're also watching the other big story today. that's the rising death toll in the bahamas in dorian's aftermath. now at least 30 dead and the bahamian health minister says he expects that number to be significantly higher in coming days as more rescue workers reach victims. that storm pounded grand bahama island earlier in the week as it effectively just stalled right over that island for a couple of days. first up in our coverage, let's go to msnbc meteorologist bill kar

fayetteville north carolina -- in fayetteville, north carolina monday ahead of a congressional vacant dueurrently fraud during the midterm election. ♪ "washington journal -- [cheers] family vp pence: hello, north carolina! great to be it is back in the tar heel state, and it is especially good to be here with a friend of mine. a man who loves the state of north carolina and has been fighting every day to keep the promises that he made to the people of this state. it is great to be here with the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [cheers] but president trump and i are here for one reason and one reason only. need carolina and america dan bishop. 9 twod north carolina dan bishop to washington. let's make it happen. [applause] vp pence: i know it has been difficult for many families in north carolina along the coast. president trump. today one updated response and recovery. our response to them and to all of you is this. to the north carolina delegation, to future congressman greg murphy, and to all the families impacted by hurricane dorian, we are

some of north carolina. if we focus on the center eye, it's definitely taken a jog to the east. you can see it spinning here. there's not a lot of thunderstorms on the right side of it. and this is what we want to have everyone avoid. it did go through bald head island, heavy rain, the core of it. now we're going to take this and see if it pushes up. if it stays off the coast, we may not get any really hurricane-type sustained winds on shore. they're still saying 100-mile-per-hour winds is the max, but that's still off the coast. it's been off the coast. all the peak winds have been offshore since it left brand bahama island. same for georgia and south carolina. we've had gusts offshore, some of the buoy areas, up to 80 and 90, but nothing on land like that. as far as the forecast path goes, the hurricane center has a bit of eastern -- north carolina. you see this narrow strip, that's all the outer banks. we may get the first direct landfall as it's exiting early, early tomorrow morning, probably 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. and the buckston area. as we go throughout the 3:00 a.m. hour is when

coast, america first, donald trump blasting democrats at a north carolina rally accusing them of catering to illegal immigrants but will his visit the enough to help republicans win the special house election? we are live. up in arms, the nra firing back in san francisco after the city declared it a domestic terrorist organization. the major power-play that has both sides standing their ground and time to shine, the nfl cracking down on go back in junior's $250,000 game day wash. another flashes of diamond grow. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ don't look down ♪ i'm on top of the world ♪ in for a while now ♪ holding it in for a while ♪ heather: live slot in new york city. hopefully you are feeling on top of the world. on tuesday morning, thank you so much for starting your day or ending it with us, wherever you are waking up. donald trump rallying a massive crowd in north carolina ahead of today's key special election. it is expected to be an early gauge for the president's reelection in the battleground state. live in washington to break it all down, good mo

bream, he and the fox news at 19 have all the news about the north carolina special election. >> multiple breaking stories tonight. breaking from north carolina results are in for district 9, widely touted as a bellwether going into 2020, we are going there live with the republican winner and a test case for the trump revolution. back here fevered speculation gripping washington on who will be donald trump's next national security adviser, john bolton, we will give you the inside scoop. the cia goes head to head with cnn over a report about a high-level intelligence asset was extracted from russia, the cia says the report has the potential to put lives in danger, we will separate fact from fiction. congressional democrats pushing full steam ahead on gun control legislation but are republicans tiptoeing toward gun legislation of her own? we have the co-author, senator pat toomey coming up. i am mike emanuel in for shannon bream. julian turner worked on the national security council and is working her sources tonight on who could be bolton's replacement. >> the race is on to fi

gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> one minute to address the house. revise and extend. the speaker: without objection. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to thank and congratulate a talented young woman who has served as my chief of staff for north carolina's 12th district for nearly five years. ms. adams: while her career path will be taking on a new chapter beyond my office, without question rhonda has been an extraordinary and extremely valued member of my leadership team. an energetic, innovative, creative thinker her bold leadership guided team adams to cultivate new possibilities in higher education, the verse it in tech, and signaturive cooperative inclusive partnerships between students and businesses and corporate and tech sectors at historically black colleges. i along with the entire adams team, stakeholders, many partners are grateful for her leadership and service and extend to rhonda e. fox our best wishes and godspeed. well-done, rhonda. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> to address th

speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the jerusalem from north carolina, mrs. adams, seek recognition? ms. adams: i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2486 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2486, a bill to re-authorize mandatory funding programs for historically black colleges and universities and other minority serving institutions. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from north carolina, mrs. adams, and the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker, ach will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. acams. ms. adams: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 2486. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. adams: i recognize myself for as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina, mrs. adams, is recognized. ms. adams: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 2

dorian's potential landfall in north carolina. we start with griff jenkins in south carolina which could take a direct hit. >> reporter: we are here on the outer barrier island outside charleston, south carolina, we are getting with reports of one wind gust in excess of 60 miles an hour but it is going to be a combination in charleston because the center of the eye wall is just 100 miles from where we are standing to the east but the outermost winds of that i wall are only 50 or 60 miles. it will get very interesting. a lot of high wind. they suffered damage from beach erosion during irma and matthew because of high winds. as we see the winds come in and we had a squall bringing a lot of rain, it will be a combination of the threat. the storm surge 528 feet. waves you see crashing behind me at low tide will be all the way up here. that on top of the rain that is expected, 6 to 12 inches, up to a foot of rain, storm surge, high winds, rainfall, possible life-threatening flooding situation. power is key in these storms. the power is all on but we are just getting started as we look at what

tornadoes. this is what it looked like at a mobile home park in emerald isle, north carolina, after a suspected tornado struck. more could be on the way. power is also out in more than 270,000 homes. >>> the day's other big story, the rising death toll in the bmds bahamas in the aftermath of dorian. now at least 30 people dead, but the bahamian health minister says he suspects that number to be significantly higher in coming days. the storm pounded grand bahama island earlier in the week as it effectively stalled there. let's start our coverage with meteorologist bill karins. the national hurricane center has just released its latest report. what are they telling us? >> 30 miles south-southwest of cape lookout. the storm is moving northeast, and this point is in the center the storm of the south-southwest. it does look like it's going to be very close to see if that point there, cape lookout, is where we get the first u.s. mainland landfall of hurricane dorian. it's going to be right near it. and the winds are at 90 miles per hour, maximum sustained. gusts could be 100 to 110. it's st

," i'm steve kornacki in for chuck todd. >>> breaking news. president trump is in north carolina where he was planning to tour some of the damage caused by hurricane dorian before heading to a campaign rally which could be a key indicator of which direction the 2020 election is heading. we'll get to that potential canary in a coal mine race later. we also learned the weather is keeping the president from touring the damage and that he will receive a previousing on air force one. a little late-breaking development. i said a lot was happening. at the same time the president is facing new questions about his administration's actions after the president warned -- falsely warned alabama remained threatened by hurricane dorian. this goes beyond the days of digging in insisting he was right, the map doctored with a sharpie. "the new york times" reports wilbur ross threatened to fire top employees at noaa after the birmingham office contradicted the president's report that dorian might strike bam. we'll talk to that reporter. that story broke after they said the chief scientist backed the agen

. waters, and the gentleman from north carolina, mr. mchenry, each will criminal 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california. ms. waters: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks on this legislation and insert extraneous material thereon. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. muzz waters: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the ym is recognized. ms. waters: in 1985, christa mcauliffe was selected out of over 10,000 applicants to be the first participant in nasa's teach for the space program, becoming the first private citizen to be on a space mission. before her selection, ms. mcauliffe was a social studies teacher at concord high school in new hampshire. an extremely pop -- and extremely popular with her students. mcauliffe was to be part of the space shuttle challenger's crew and the mission plan including having her conduct not only some basic science experiments, but also to teach two 15-minute classes from space that would be broadcast to millio

, 2019. tucker is up next. >> tucker: president trump, speaking to supporters in north carolina tonight. special election for two of north carolina's. welcome to tucker carlson. we'll be back. here he is. >> president trump: a lot. but i do. you know, we had a different location, as you all know. and, we said, let's do this one. it's bigger. we put screens outside for all of the people that have screens and loudspeakers and everything. it's really amazing what's going on out there. but after years of building up other countries, we are finally building up our country. that's the bottom line. [cheers and applause] and the last administration with biden and obama at the helm. [boos] they tried to pass the worst trade deal ever proposed. you could have kissed many of your industries goodbye. it would have gutted the american auto industry. it would have been even worse than nafta. we know how bad that it is. even to this day, look at all of those empty plants were people move down to mexico. not under the usmca. we have to get nancy pelosi to put it up for a vote. make it nonpartisan. shal

election tomorrow in north carolina. so important to the president that he will be there tonight to try to pull republican dan bishop over the finish line. the vice president has taken the stage there as you can see and we are going to go take some of the slide when the president is up there and he begins speaking. he will likely talk about a number of hot stories tonight: perhaps on congress to act now that they are back from their recess on, among other things, usmca, the trade agreement with mexico and canada that is actually a far bigger piece of business in terms of trade than china is with the united states. so that will be front and center. also, guns very much in a conversation tonight after four mass killings with the lives of more than 50 people in just the month of august alone. in the battle for the democratic nomination of course front and center, another debate from them coming up this week but first, our top story tonight, it went from an invitation to camp david to this on the status of negotiations with the taliban. here's president trump on this earlier today. >> their da

of the first political tests of 2020 under way? north carolina voters heading to the polls in a district president trump won by 12 points. this race is looking like it's going to be quite a bit closer. we will take you live to north carolina in a second. >>> plus a secret mission to extract a spy from russia and why president trump doesn't seem to trust foreign assets like that. stay with us. >>> . >>> today north carolina voters are headed to the polls. it's a holdover and a do-over from the 2018 mid-term election. yes, almost a year ago. but it moo it have a whole lot more to say about the upcoming 2020 election. republican dan bishop, he is fighting to keep a north carolina house seat republican red. it's a district that president trump won by 12 points in 2016. but it is a race now that the democratic candidate dan mccready has a real shot at. but this race has been anything but easy to predict since the wild allegations and evidence of ballot fraud surfaced right after voters went to the polls last time around. how high are the stakes? president trump and vice president mik

election stunner in north carolina? my interview with a florida congresswoman who is tired of keeping secrets about russian election interference in her state. >>> and making sense of the latest explosive developments in the brexit crisis. >> when will the prime minister finally apologize for his derogatory and racist remarks? >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. at this hour, hurricane dorian is moving up the southeastern coast after having devastated and leveled parts of the bahamas. by the latest count, there are 20 confirmed deaths and the health minister says they expect the number to rise. the national hurricane center saying the category 2 storm has gained some strength and issuing warnings of a potential life-threatening storm surge for hundreds of miles from florida to north carolina to the very border of virginia. there is one place that definitively will not be hit by this hurricane, and that is the state of alabama. today president trump did one of the things that he clearly loves the most about the job he has, which is to

coverage in north carolina where dorian is minutes from possible land fall. a new twist in the case of a missing connecticut mother of 5. the stunning admission and two new charges that could be the break investigators need. raping -- vape making people sick. "fox and friends first" starts right now. hello once again, you are watching "fox and friends first" on this friday morning, thank you for joining us. hurricane dorian is 30 miles from the carolina coast packing washout rains, whipping winds, dangerous storm surge, spinning out possible tornadoes with its sheer force. we have team coverage this morning, senior meteorologist janice dean tracking dorian's potential land fall. todd pyro in wilmington, north carolina but we begin with aishah hasnie, as dorian slams the coast. we can barely see. can you hear us? >> reporter: i can hear you. this is incredible. i've never seen wind or rain slamming us around quite like this was nothing like charleston, south carolina. the wind is picking up the rain and slamming it around. it hurts my face every time it's maxon to me and particularly when

north and south carolina with drench be rains and hurricane foerns wintsds. you are looking at pictures off the coast of cape fear north carolina happenered right now process in south carolina leaching the neighborhoods under water. informs the scene in charleston, now 1,600 national guard troops deployed across the south carolina coast to help with rescues. the storm leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power tonight. also tonight, this is one of the biggest threats to those in the storm's path, tornadoes. look at that video. tornadoes that have leveled homes across the carolinas. as the storm moves north, let me show you just some incredible video from inside of dorian's eye as you can see clear skies above surrounded by what is called a stadium of thunderstorms rapidly circling the center. the storm responsible for 23 deaths in the bahamas. and the island's health minister said moments ago, the public needs to be prepared for an unimaginable death toll. we have teams of reporters standing by from the carolinas to the bahamas where search and rescue is under way. l

north carolina with high winds and heavy rain. dorian is a dangerous category 2 storm that's winds of 100 miles or 155 kilometers per hour. since hitting the carolinas the storm has caused flooding. spawned a number of tornadoes and left hundreds of thousands in the dark. and of course in the bahamas each new day brings a clearer view of just how bad the destruction there is. hundreds of people are still missing. and while the official death toll has risen to 30, the country's health minister warns the final number will be, in his words, huge. well, we have the story covered for you. our paula newton and patrick oppmann are both in the bahamas for us and meteorologist derek van dam is standing by in charleston, south carolina. first, let's get more on what's going on with the storm right now and who is in the cross harris. our meteorologist karen maginnis joins us from the cnn weather center with that. karen, hello. >> natalie, yes, we just received an update from the national hurricane center as we continue to track hurricane dorian which has travelled in excess of 3,000 miles all th

tonight as voighters head to the polls in a key race in north carolina. it could be a major sign of where things are headed next year. it comes as more bad news is emerging about what was supposed to be the president's greatest advantage. also, hourman in moscow, the stunning reports emerging as a former top russian official who turned out to be a u.s. spy reportedly one of the cia's most important assets and who gets to say what? one of america's most prolific writers decided to walk away from one of tv's most successful shows. walter mosley used the n word in the writers room. what happened next led him to quit. he'll join me live. we start this hour with warning signs on several fronts that republicans are watching closely. right now people in north carolina are voting in a special congressional election that really should be a layup for republicans, but the latest polls shows it's a dead heat in the tar heel state. if the democratic wins or actually even comes close, could it be a sign that the political winds staying at the party's back for 2020? president trump won this distri

the "cbs morning news." victory for the gop. republicans win a special election in north carolina, but there could still be a silver lining for democrats. >>> president trump's national security adviser, john bolton, is out. we'll reveal the many disagreements between the two men, including over the departure. >>> and football star antonio brown accused of rape. what his former trainer says happened and how brown is responding. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a big victory for president trump and the gop. last night republican dan bishop narrowly defeated democrat dan mccreedy in a special election in north carolina's ninth congressional district. the house race was seen as a referendum on president trump who easily won the district in 2016. laura podesta is here in new york. why was this so important for republicans? >> reporter: anne-marie, dan bishop's victory is a bright spot for a republican house delegation that lost 40 seats in the 2018 midterm elections. the north car

north carolina. we're going to go there live for you in just minutes. we've got a whole lot to cover for you and you don't want to miss any of it. we are learning tonight that at least 30 people have lost their lives in the bahamas. officials say they fear that toll will soar. and as dorian continues on his path of druestruction, just loo the the havoc in the carolinas earlier today. look at that. there's a jeep. it's trapped in the waves this afternoon in myrtle beach. the driver reportedly tried to make it along the beach and then got stuck. >> to rush up there -- >> live wires sparking -- there it is. in the flooded streets of charleston. that after fierce winds and tornadoes smashed communities along the coast of north carolina. one man surveying his property had this warning for people wait out the storm. >> when they say get, get. that's the thing to do. >> in the bahamas, a top official says hundreds of people, you hear me, hundreds remain unaccounted for. look at the devastation. this is in the abacos. every building is damaged with most utterly destroyed there. >> word

counted right now. i'm talking about this north carolina special congressional election that could have huge implications across this country. we're going to tell you why. this is why. because what happens in the state tonight, it could be a precursor -- it could tell us a lot about what might happen in the 2020 race. the republican's name is dan bishop. and then the democrat, another dan, dan mccready, locked in a tight race. it's in a district that president trump won handily in 2016. but it's close now between the democrat and the republican. a district that has been solidly republican since -- get this -- 1963. straight to it now. cnn's john king at the magic wall with the very latest. even though the president is not on the ballot, make no mistake. this is a large part of the referendum on his presidency. votes still being counted, but this is a race that should be an easy win for the gop. it shouldn't even be close, but it is tonight. we're all over this story. cnn's best people on it, and there they all are. let's get to one first. mr. john king at the magic wall. good evening, j

representatives in north carolina, democratic state representative deb butler. she'll join us tonight. and you'll want to see the video of what she had to do in the north carolina house of representatives today with republicans trying to turn off her microphone in what the charlotte observer called a stunning display of contempt for democracy. but we begin tonight with donald trump once again making a trump problem much worse. today donald trump's john bolton problem got much worse. no one makes donald trump's problems get worse better than donald trump. so today when he was asked about john bolton, donald trump would not resist taking shots at john bolton, attacking john bolton. calling john bolton not smart. john bolton resisted responding to donald trump's provocation. well, john bolton didn't completely resist. he said some very important words. john bolton said i will have my say in due course. that was first reported as a text john bolton sent to the washington post and soon nbc news confirmed those exact words from john bolton today, i will have my say in due course. it would have b

new video we got in. a tornado touched down in pender county, north carolina. just a few hours ago. any minute we're expecting to hear from north carolina governor roy cooper as the most vulnerable parts of the state brace for a direct hit from dorian. we'll take you to that conference live. also live in the bahamas, the number of deaths from dorian climbing to 20. we have the latest from our team in the hurricane zone, bahamas and at the white house. i want to get started with msnbc ali velshi on assignment in charleston, south carolina. talk about the conditions on the ground. what's changed? >> windier. gusts of i would guess 50 miles an hour coming in. give you a sense of it. i'm in charleston harbor. the surf is coming in. we're within a few feet of this surf topping the pier we're on. take a look that way. that is southeast. you can't see it now. this is all charleston harbor, which means there's nowhere to go except on land. you can see on a clear day fort sumter over there and then the atlantic ocean. this is 70 miles south southeast of here moving north. it's not going to

should get our best look by seeing what happens in north carolina's special elections for congress tonight. you have to look at these elections in light of the two polls that just came out, abc and cnn, both out today showing that the president has slipped in support, the economy a concern. confidence in him flagging. so the vote that is being counted right now will show what does that translate into in a district that should be a layup for republicans, north carolina's 9th district. we got all the big shots here. john king working the magic wall, our top team here to make look smarter and tell us what is at stake in this tally. plus tonight alyssa milano is here to talk about her face-to-face meeting with ted cruz on gun violence that ended just hours ago. can the celebrity and senator put politics aside and find any common ground? it's a turbulent tuesday. let's go after it. >>> all right. the voters in north carolina's 9th district have just had their say at the polls. again, the gop should win the seat. trump won it by a dozen points. so did romney, but doubts about this presid

beach, south carolina. maximum sustained winds are 110. dorian is moving north/northeast at 8 miles per hour. hurricane force winds extend outward 60 miles from the center. tropical storm force winds extending outward 195 miles. it's been lashing the carolinas with flooding from storm surge and rainfall. the damage so far doesn't compare to the destruction left behind in the bahamas. but it is creating potentially a visible humanitarian crisis. so let's go to ali vel chit back with us. you have some strong winds th e there. we lost you for a minute. >> that was a fun trick to do all the heavy lifting. this is the first time i learned that trick. thank you for helping me out. it's a little unpredictable out here. it's ironic because that's not been anywhere near the height of the winds and the course of the day and of this hurricane. typically what happens is when you're doing these things because you're dependent on forms of transmission, when it gets rainy and windy, you lose the transmission. that's not where we are right now. charleston is feeling particularly calm. take a look a

onslaught of the atlantic coastline. right now battering its way north ward along the south carolina coast. dorian has moved within 70 miles of charleston, carrying with it 110 mile-per-hour winds and the real threat of a deadly eight foot storm surge. massive amounts of rainfall combined with overflowing seas are already flooding the historic streets of charleston. dorian expected to continue toward north carolina where it could make landfall tomorrow near the outer banks. dorian has turned the popular vacation destination of the bahamas into a humanitarian crisis. look at this video. the death toll there has climbed to 20. search and rescue missions are still under way and with each rescue more heart breaking stories of loss and survival. >>> a house landed on top of me. i laid on the floor for about two hours and the debris kept closing in on me. finally got one arm out, crawled out, crawled into a shed over there. >> did you think you would be here after this? >> no, i thought i was going to die. >> the roof literally caved in on us. and we had to make a run for it in the midst o

storm surge. >> hurricane dorian making its presence felt right here in north carolina. >> nearly two dozen reported tornadoes. one caught on camera leveling this home. explosions heard as power lines spark. hundreds of thousands now left in the dark. this entire housing development under water. the top concern right now and where the storm heads next with alerts all the way to new england. >>> from the bahamas a new prediction about the death toll this morning. and one woman's staggering account of the human suffering. what you can do to help. >>> also right now, the firefight in california. the dramatic moments in a race to save homes from this fast-moving wildfire. the conditions called the worst of the year. >>> disturbing news raising questions about airline safety. an american airlines mechanic accused of sabotaging a plane. pilots forced to abort the takeoff. our aviation analyst on how this could happen. >>> plus, the brazen theft. how someone stole a roller coaster from the county fair. >>> the back to school proposal sparking debate. should kidding be allowed to take mental

path. north carolina has announced the first hurricane-related death. an 85-year-old man was on his ladder preparing for the storm. he fell off and died. anne-marie. >> hilary lane reporting from atlantic beach, florida, hilary, thanks a lot. >>> the center of hurricane dorian will continue to approach south carolina this morning. cbs news weather producein possible land fall. >>> well, good morning. unfortunately we're back to a category 3 storm with dorian. it has expanded in size. the rain shield from jacksonville all the way up into north carolina. the wind is at 115 miles an hour. the wind is 95 miles south-southeast of charleston as it moves to the north at 7. it will start to move quickly, but not before it makes brush with or landfall with the south carolina coast or north carolina coast. the outer banks by friday morning, and then this thing is out of here. the two main threats we've got to worry about -- or there are three actually. the first, the storm surge between 2 to 4 foot. anywhere in orange from charleston up through wilmington, that's up to 6 feet of storm surge.

magic eraser in new disposable sheets. >>> president trump is headed to north carolina this afternoon, and his first stop is to survey the damage caused by hurricane dorian. his second stop, a keep america great cali in fayetteville. he's -- that race is the battle of the dans. in the last house race of 2018, yes, 2018, you heard that right, this vote comes half a year after the results of the november election were thrown out because of illegal ballot harvesting. again, tomorrow's special election isn't just about north carolina's ninth congressional district, it's really about whether as n b bc puts it, the democrats believe they are competitive. >> this is not even a district that is supposed to be competitive. it's a district that president trump won by almost 12 points but we're tied. >> joining me kristin welker and marc murray. kristen, you're actually at the venue where president trump will be holding that keep america great rally tonight. so do you have any sense of how much of this is going to be about president trump versus how much of it is really going to be about this co

the surf really strong right here.>> live pictures off the north carolina coast and you can see in this picture the heavy wind whipping the flag right around. our team coverage starts with catherine johnson live in kill devil hills, north carolina. >> reporter: dorian took its last shot of the united states, battery north carolina's outer banks as a category 1 storm.>> this shows that we cannot yet let our guard down. >> reporter: there is concern about hundreds of people who chose to not evacuate and maybe trapped on ocracoke island.>> there are rescue teams ready as soon as they can get in. >> reporter: emergency management officials in north carolina say now the biggest threat is flash flooding, we are seeing water gathering here and during high tide we will seem it reach up to seven et. f carolina. from space, dorian seems menacing, more than 350,000 homes and businesses have lost power. dorian sideswiped the southeast coast spawning at least two dozen tornadoes and this water spout became a tornado that tore through an rv park.>> two minute sermon from my two tornadoes touched

center says it will move either near or over the outer banks of north carolina tonight into friday. coming up, an update on the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the bahamas. a live report from there where we'll see emotional family reunions. some people are waiting to find out anything they can about their loved ones. imagine no information for a week about your mom or your child. thousands are reported missing. thousands of people reported missing with at least 20 confirmed dead. the prime minister says he expects the numbers to go up. let's start off with jacqui heinrich in downtown charleston. jacqui? >> shep, the western eye wall of the storm is about 10 to 15 miles off the coast of here. the eye of the storm is about 35 miles to the east of the bay to our north. we're really feeling the wind. if you look in the harbor, you can see the sail boats are bobbing around. at one point we couldn't see to the other side of that bridge. there was a lull between the winds. gusts around 110 miles an hour. the national hurricane center measured -- we've been getting gusts at 80 miles an ho

special election in north carolina ninth district. the republican dan bishop nar lowly winning a district that trump took handedly in 2016. so red it's solidly republican since 1963. it shouldn't have everyone been close. it was. the president taking credit tonight for his victory. in the middle of the win, are there warning signs for the gop? john king at the magic wall. good evening to you. how narrow was the win. >> very narrow. two things can be true. republicans won the seat. that's a relief for them. in a district they should have won easily. there are warning signs. bishop 99% of the vote in. winning with 4,100. a two point race. 51 to 49. in a district president trump carried by 12 points. two points now. 56 years this seat has been in republican hands. the president will claim credit in part because the election rally was in this part of the district here. and bishop didn't win the county by a lot. you can see it there. 35 to 36. but the democrat knew he needed to turn this county the suburbs here needed it to be blue. to have a real chance of victory. and it was not. so

breaking stories tonight. raking from north carolina, the results are in from district nine widely touted as a bellwether going into 2020. we are going live with the republican winner, the president was in fayetteville just last night. backyard, speculative and gripping washington on who will president trump's next national security visor. ambassador john bolton abruptly exiting administration today, we will give you the inside scoop. also tonight, the cia goes head-to-head with cnn over a report about a high-level intelligence asset who was extracted from russia. cnn says it's president trump's fault, the cia says the report has the potential to put lives in danger. tonight we will separate fact from fiction. congressional democrats are pushing full steam ahead on gun control legislation but are republicans tiptoeing towards gun legislation of their own? we will ask the coauthor of a partisan bill which would expand background checks, senator pat toomey is coming up. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i mike emanuel in for shannon bream. let's start with correspondent gillian turne

, nbc headquarters in new york city. we start with hurricane dorian making landfall in north carolina. the category one hurricane made its u.s. landfall in cape hatteras about two hours ago and it left behind a trail of destruction, flooding, mass power outages. it continues to pummel the area with high winds and punishing rain. in south carolina, nearly a quarter of a million homes and businesses are without power this morning. crews working frantically to restore service. and in the hard-hit bahamas, the death toll has risen to 30 as the scope of the devastation there becomes clear. we've got the tales on the latest conditions on our latest correspondents. al roker is here where they just released the national forecast from the national hurricane center. let us start there. latest advisory just coming out. mr. roker, what are we seeing? >> here's the deal. there you can see this is the path where we finally saw landfall in america in cape hatteras. interestingly enough, it's the fourth landfall. it ran -- it made three land falls in the bahamas, of course creating massive destruction. an

? it's a turbulent tuesday. let's go after it. >>> all right. the voters in north carolina's 9th district have just had their say at the polls. again, the gop should win the seat. trump won it by a dozen points. so did romney, but doubts about this president gave democrats, if you look at the numbers, about a 12-point swing in midterm races in some red districts. will we see more slippage tonight? this is important enough that the president was down there last night rallying the maga troops. so to campaign for dan bishop, he is the republican running. but let's be honest. it's not about him. this is about a proxy for the president, dan mccready, as you see on your screen, is the democrat. it is very close. it is getting closer. it should not be a surprise if the republican wins but we want to see by how much. what could happen here in light of what happened in that 2018 earlier midterm wave. now, in that district, remember why the 9th district matters right now, why we have to have a special election. there were allegations of voter fraud. mccready lost by hundreds of votes or so

to say about the strong campaign democrat dan mccready ran in a north carolina congressional drik district where he came in second tuesday night, just two points behind the republican winner. rachel will explain why she thinks that race was actually winnable for dhemocrats. she'll tell us what she believes the democrat could have done differently in that race and that democrats could make a difference in other races in dozens of other congressional races by approaching them differently. she will join us later in this hour. >>> also ahead tonight, the new political viral video star deb butler. >> you shall not do this to -- you shall not do this to democracy in north carolina, mr. speaker! how dare you do this, mr. speaker? i will not yield. >> we're not going to let anybody touch you. >> i will not yield, mr. speaker. i will not yield. >> you shall not usurp the process, mr. speaker! >> deb butler was seen as a hero in north carolina and much of the country today after fighting back against republican dirty tricks in the state house yesterday. she joined us here last night at "the

can see our computer models take it very close to eastern north carolina. some cross and actually have a landfall. by this time it would likely be a category 1 or a category 2 hurricane, but that's still significant and can still cause problems. it's also going to be a close call for myrtle beach and charleston and includes georgetown in that. our new european model just came in. safely off the florida coast. some rain bands making it to the coastal areas, tropical storm-force gusts, but the core of the hurricane is far off the shoreline. here is savannah. here is charleston. it makes a turn right along the coast. wouldn't surprise me at all if the new forecast from the hurricane center remains right along that coastal areas of south carolina and north carolina. with likely a category 1 or a category 2 hurricane. the times of this would be wednesday night and then thursday and into areas of friday morning. the rainfall forecast, you can see all the heavy stuff is off the coast. look at florida. barely any rainfall at all. even areas of georgia, barely any rain, but once the storm

to barbados. v.a. has been secured. the same situation is happening in north carolina. there's a royal governor in north carolina who has fled to a warship. this is a man by the name of josiah martin. josiah martin issues a very bombastic, bold proclamation. i want to read you part of this. martin issues this proclamation in january, 1776. he say a most daring horrid and unnatural rebellion is exerted in this province by base and insidious artifices by wicked and designing men. that's a lot. that's really bad. and then he called upon all loyal people to rise to the british standard. calls on all males to join the british cause. he says all such rebels who will not join the royal banners, rebels and traitors, their lives and properties will be forfeited. okay? if you don't join, we'll kill you and we'll take your property. martin's proclamation resonates in north carolina. we talked about north carolina in the regulator movement. we said north carolina is battling east versus west. there's lots of different ethnic groups in rural north carolina. there's scotch irish, germans, high

fatalities in this country and two in north carolina. and in the bahamas, the death toll is rising with at least 30 people losing their lives. that as an official there says that hundreds of people remain unaccounted for. we're going to get straight to our meteorologist karen maginnis in the cnn weather center with the brand-new forecast. where is this storm headed? >> well, it is still trekking rather rapidly to the northeast at about 13 miles an hour. the faster it moves, the less the impacts will be. so we're still looking at a system that is chugging along, and it is now located about 30 miles to the south of wilmington. so right now up and down the coast of north carolina, they are being battered by high winds, winds associated with hurricane dorian at 100 miles an hour. it has sustained this for about the last 24 hours at least. what i see that may be some slight improvement is there's a little bit of dry intrusion. that is filling in the hurricane. as we see that dry air start to move on in, we might start to see this weaken just a little bit. but we've got a long way to go,

. goodbye. >> a vote for any democrat tomorrow in north carolina is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and destruction of the american dream. rob: it is tuesday, september 10th, the president taking a target state by storm rallying support of republicans behind two house seats. >> how these elections could impact the president's bid for reelection. >> anything to do with jennifer's disappearance? >> i did not. jillian: the husband of jennifercdulos holding out hope his wife is still alive. rob: murder charges could becoming for him. what would you do if you woke up $120,000 richer? and couple spent it all in facing charges. jillian: should they pay it back or pay the price? that is the debate everyone is talking about. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ go on ♪ take the money and run ♪ go on take the money and run ♪ go on take the money and run ♪ go on take the money and run ♪ jillian: i know someone who is taking the money and running, standing right next to me. rob: there will be a big debate on this later. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends