think so many of us have called him to set example. we should be held to a standard. example that we shouldn t tolerate this type of material. men of power have manipulated and assaulted women and harassed them, gone on far too long. not anymore. note that time magazine today called the women who came forward the persons of the year. that says to me this is a moment of cultural change. we finally recognize this kind of hasling and harassment has gone on too long. we each have a responsibility to step forward. we each is the change that we need. senator hirono from hawaii. thank you. more to come, adam schiff on deck. stay with us.
european, that a fantastic job as far as its location was forecasting, with the right turn from cuba towards southern florida. right now, they make that right turn and keep it off the eastern united states. it s seven days out before we get to that point. a lot can change. that s uncomfortly with close for what will be a significant storm. there s a lot of people in the path of the storm system, guys. on-deck, puerto rico. they do feel, many people i spoke with, feel they dodged a bullet. they felt the intensity of the storm but could have been much worse. now, they have storm coming that way. pedram, thank you. in anguilla, a radio deejay known for spinning hit, was a lifeline during that storm. that s right. 11 days after hurricane irma. and you have it on 103.3.
rico. and it could cross the turks and caicos. last week, we had a category 5 go over turks and caicos. and the storm system can do the same with a cat 4. we re looking at scenarios beyond the caribbean. there s a storm system that could go to the north. if this high pressure migrates to the west, it will force the storm system into the carolinas. we re going to follow this over the next couple days. there was a couple we spoke to in puerto rico, when we were watching irma come in. and that island, obviously, they felt the intensity. but it could have been much worse. the next day, they said they were going to have a hurricane party because they it wasn t as bad. now, another storm coming through, it seems as san juan and puerto rico are on-deck again. too soon to party, i guess. we ll have to stay in touch with you as you track these storms. thank you. thank you.
lot of times you don t hear about them and sometimes we do and one occasionally we ll get through like this. you re asking for 100% security and it looks like someone got through. no for tallies yet as i understand it. bill: buck sexton, thank you. more to come on this, 10 minutes past the hour. shannon: we will continue to update you on the terror attack in london and we will speak to someone who is on the subway just one car ahead of where that attack happened. much more on that plus how the world is reacting to north korea. adam kinzinger on deck. bill: new developments from florida after eight elderly patients died in that nursing home during hurricane irma. what we are now learning about the criminal investigation. shannon: president trump speaking out about susan rice after the former national security advisor explained why she unmasked trump officials. jason chaffetz is here, but first here s house until community member trey gowdy from our show yesterday. unmasking s
a much higher rate than the national average. we have the third highest number of people serving in the military on our state alone. we are 40% smaller than the population of california yet we got only 800 fewer national guardsmen because texans are so patriotic to serve in their country. the idea we are represented by somebody who wants to secede is an idiotic comment. it was done for political and ideological purposes. ainsley: send us your comments. pete: foxnews.com. brian: do it now. it s been four months since robert mueller was appointed to investigate the trump campaign russian connection. pete: congressman ron desantas on deck. ainsley: we continue to monitor the news out of texas because of all this flooding.