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outages in north carolina and virginia were governor glenn youngerkin has declared a state of emergency. pete: a lot of water on the boardwalk and ocean city, maryland, ophelia bringing heavy rains. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. >> reporter: last weekend was leave, this weekend ophelia. probably won't have too many more. big storm developed overnight, night before last, got going and became a strong tropical storm, almost a hurricane. center of the storm on shore in parts of north carolina bringing a lot of rain with it, pretty significant in land flooding from this. 3 to 5 inches of rain plus as well. it doesn't move quickly. by tomorrow afternoon, somewhere here, the storm stalls out a little bit, reince itself out, tropical storm warnings in effect and hurricane watches across north carolina. a lot of areas dealing with coastal flooding, high tide cycles with onshore push of moisture, 1 to 3 feet of storm surge to myrtle beach, south carolina to surf city, north carolina. then two to six feet out towards cape hatteras. then towards the lower chesapeake bay. we have storm surge across parts of the jersey shore and the long island sound. a lot of area on the eastern seaboard, a lot of areas getting additional rain. already had a lot of rain, 3 to 4 inches. some areas are saturated. a lot of rain across the northeast that won't take much to cause flooding. keep in mind we will have a wind driven storm. that gets more surface area for the wind to hit, some power outages as well. will: should be a fun weekend traveling. turning to a major washington corruption scandal. new jersey senator bob menendez and his wife facing bribery, fraud, and distortion charges. pete: he reportedly helped egypt's government and received gold bars, a mercedes-benz, cash, and more in return. rachel: alexandria hoff joins us with details. >> reporter: senator menendez stepped down as chairman of the senate relations committee but says he will not give up his elected position despite calls from fellow democrats including governor phil murphy who stated, quote, the alleged facts are so serious they compromise the ability of senator menand as to effectively represent the people of our state, therefore i am calling for his immediate resignation. charges against the senator include bribery, conspiracy to commit honest services fraud and conspiracy to commit extortion under color of the show right, that has to do with bribery related to public officials, the indictment was unsealed yesterday and also named four others. >> senator menon does, the senior us senator from new jersey and the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, and his wife, nadine menendez, engaged in a corrupt relationship with hana, uribe, and davies. through their relationship, the senator and his wife accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes. rachel: half-million dollars in cash stuffed in his jacket pockets, high value gold bars were also discovered. in exchange for intervening in kernel prosecution, mendez dez was gifted a mercedes. he used sensitive us government information to aid the government of egypt. senator menendez remains defiant. yesterday he stated it is not lost on me how quickly some are rushing to judge a latino and push him out of his seat. i'm not going anywhere. the senator is expect it to appear in federal ct. wednesday. he was tried six years ago on unrelated bribery charges that resulted in a hung jury. will: it's because he's latino. latina. rachel: anything bad that happens to me is because i'm latina. pete: gold bars and jackets stuffed full of cash and he played the race card. he's going to get his name -- at this point charges and allegations but the understanding is there was a middleman, information would be passed to, it would go to the egypt in government and it was military aid, releasing money, different types, different things that the ruling party in egypt seemed to want, they went through the middleman to senator menendez and he has a powerful spot on that committee. allegations are he was doing work for them. rachel: he would be smarter if he had let his son be on the board of some sort of powerful company. i'm not making a joke. this is serious. will: it is the same, not that he would have been smarter. his wife was doing this. it is analogous. he is using a family member to establish the relationships with foreign powers to than profit. his wife was the one making the introductions to these guys. that is the same story. rachel: just less money. you make more money doing it for hunter biden way. they made a whole lot more money. i'm not making excuses for him because he is latino. i am saying it is even worse on the hunter biden case. it proves to you when the fbi wants to find connections in bribery they can. that is in the case of hunter biden, they didn't want to connect the dots. pete: seems more straightforward. straight out of the new jersey mob boss. gold bars, mercedes, different from carveouts and shutouts. it is dumber. it is old-school if you may. rachel: they go after him because he's from new jersey, they can distract from what is happening with hunter biden, we do go after people and won't lose a seat in the senate because it will be replaced by other democrats. rachel: interesting thing that caught our eye is senator menendez spent a lot of time talking about donald trump during the trump years including february 2019 when he said trump is compromised. >> the american people deserve to know who they elected to be their president. they deserve to know if he is putting america's interests first. they deserve to know that donald trump is wittingly or unwittingly an agent for the russian federation. pete: says the guy who at that time or around that time was, pretty allegations, an agent of the egypt and government. rachel: here's what larry kudlow had to say on the matter. >> senator bob menendez of new jersey was indicted today for violating corruption and bribery laws. but according to reports, menendez, who was chairman of the foreign relations committee, probably took in less than one million dollars in cash, a used mercedes, and a bunch of gold bars. somehow he was selling secrets to egypt, which is actually an ally of ours and knew all of our secrets. hunter biden, on the other hand, apparently took in $20 million in cash, got himself a new porsche for one hundred 40 grand plus a pocket full of diamonds, don't forget $1 million a year directorships. got to hand it to him. menendez wasn't on any of those papa biden conference calls or those dinners because he took in a whole lot less than hunter. rachel: larry kudlow making the point i am making, the real bad situations, hunter and menendez and hunter, it is obvious that joe biden is the bigger fish and taking money from a much more dangerous country, countries i should say, with much bigger consequences. russia, ukraine, and our enemy, china. pete: we will talk about the media later in the show but states are so high that the media can't cover it. will: we will talk about the media later in the show but let's start by talking about it now, this one particular instance. you heard about dave portnoy who wrote -- there was a hit piece about him at his pizza fest which is today in new york city. he got wind they were calling sponsors and advertisers at pizza fest and asking them questions like why are you supporting the guy who made racist and misogynistic comments? essentially harassing sponsors into answering that question. he said i will call them. he called the washington post. >> it is a reporting tactic. you want someone to respond, indicate there might be something negative and get them to engage. i wanted them to engage with me. >> sad state of journalism if that is a tactic. what i would say is make up something about somebody. will: he said why is this in an e-mail? sometimes we say provocative things to get them to respond. that is the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard. say something false. she didn't think it was false because they published the article anyway. pete: they didn't see this coming. they said he would record the call, he did, it went viral online, they posted the piece. there was a portion of what it says. pizzerias navigate, back lash and dave portnoy's pizza festival. since one bite festival, it was announced in early august, some influences and activists have been calling out the pizzerias, none of the pizzerias or sponsors indicated they were pulling their support after we pressured them. some said they lent their name and reputation to the event in exchange for publicity and access to the social media savvy audience and some support portnoy who they see as a champion of small business. rachel: like he didn't give millions of dollars to small businesses during covid when government couldn't step up and do it efficiently after they forced a shut down but here's what dave portnoy says. it is surreal. we live in a country where activist reporters can admit they are creating a false narrative to generate engagement and controversy and they still publish the article. a good point. pete: it reads like an editorial which is meant to be an opinion piece. this is a food critic writing this, pushing one perspective. i had hit pieces like this where you hear from your friends who say i am hearing from reporters and this is what they are saying and they say this about you, that about you and you go they talk to me, no one is talking to me. i called them before, reporters. what dave portnoy did was recorded the whole thing. that's what you have to do. i'm recording you and record it so that both sides of the conversation are out there. otherwise it can be cathartic to talk to her reporter but they are going to print whatever they want. they have written their hit piece. that's what happened to portnoy. rachel: interesting a food critic would want to bust up a pizza party. that her goal to get bread among liberals because she took down dave portnoy. some negative feedback that she's the victim, she's going to take a sabbatical to decompress. interesting article in "national review," the biden administration actually approved 5. $7 million in grant funding to george washington university to create a program that will provide psychological care to journalists who believe they are the targets of misinformation driven harassment campaigns. imagine how many trillion, $32 trillion in debt in debt, $5.7 million going to george washington university to provide psychological care for traumatized journalists. isn't it crazy? pete: the status of the washington post and journalism in general laid bare for everyone to see. that is what they' re reporting does. will: is this the start of a new trend, people are pushing back, it seems the pizza businesses aren't going to back off, so many will go to this festival? pete: us border patrol revealing there were more than 230 illegal immigrant encounters in august. historic high for the month. alejandra mayorkas is set to meet with the president of honduras at the southern border in texas. so far this fiscal year agents have encountered 186,000 nationals at the border. president biden is set to join united auto workers on the picket line, michigan on tuesday. to show support for striking workers, his visit will come when donald trump traveled to detroit to give a speech. prompting thousands of furloughs and layoffs. the uaw strike is expanding its walkout to 38 locations across 20 states targeting gm and stellantis. the union is making progress in its talks with ford. to college football, wisconsin badgers taking care of business on the ground against purdue last night scoring for rushing touchdowns. that is high school football. is today, full slate of games including the cincinnati bearcats hosting never 16 oklahoma sooners. we will be there live, hope you get ready for today's games. coverage starts at 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you mentioned some of it but who is to blame for this? >> first of all, if we don't have a leader that prioritizes students and families it starts at the top. than that leader doesn't inspire a parent to be engaged or held accountable. if the student is not going to show up at school we need to reach a parent. we need to make sure the parent receives the support to make sure their scholar is in school. i blame the leader for not inspiring the community as they always say, to inspire parents to do a great job, to get students into school but you get them into school and what are they taught? needs to be completely overhauled. we need a complete overhaul of curriculum, get rid of the ceo and hold parents accountable and make sure they go to jersey court if they are being negligent. pete: its top to bottom and the kids are the ones that suffer. you said in the past, it's not about covid. it just exposed it. that's an important thing to remember. a statement from baltimore city schools, baltimore city schools appreciate increases in funding from our community, they do not diminish years of chronic underfunding that contributed to current outcomes. the recovery takes a significant time to remediate. one million dollars away from a perfect system that continues to keep failing kids, 0 kids. i wish there were more of you out there, god bless you. coming up, caught on camera how police save a-18 pendant a fake car. those heroes ahead. but first, biden breaks another record at the border. even one democrat leader says his city feels abandoned and that is next. more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. mass general brigham -- when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine. this is a leading healthcare system with five nationally ranked hospitals, including two world-renowned academic medical centers. in boston, where biotech innovates daily and our doctors teach at harvard medical school and the physicians doing the world-changing research are the ones providing care. ♪ there's only one mass general brigham. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, and don't take it if you're on dialysis. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. ♪ jardiance is really swell, ♪ ♪ the little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ pete: welcome back to "fox and friends," national hurricane center put out a tropical storm advisor, ophelia made landfall in emerald isle, north carolina. you see the circulation eking out waves across the outer banks but a lot of wave energy being moved in across north carolina into the delmarva a, the way the actual pool to the north, expect to see significant conditions across new jersey. this is a storm, center of the store making landfall but you see the rain shield extends to the north, rain across pennsylvania to new york, we will see it in areas of connecticut and most of today is a complete rainout from the carolinas to the northeast, we will see winds of 50 to 60 miles an hour, this is the track of the storm, moving slowly across the mid-atlantic by tomorrow afternoon. around the delaware area, very heavy rain and wind and travel concerns. this is happening on a weekend, not many people out on the roads. it means another weekend. with the storm. rachel: he feels abandoned by the white house in the wake of multiple invitations by the president. >> shouldn't have to be, this is a formal issue. i've made the indication to anyone from the administration in eagle pass. at the very least. >> reporter: this is a record 10,000 migrants across the southern border in a 24 hour period of this week. that's not the only record, 230,000 encounters in august, a historic high for the month. a retired border patrol officer and resident of eagle pass joins us now. great to have you on, the president won't come and visited many americans will never see what it is like to live in eagle pass and are these emergency crisis situation you are in. could you explain to our viewers what it is like to live in eagle pass with this surge? >> eagle pass is a small community, we have doors open during the day, close up at night but with the border surge it impacted the local community. every time you make the trip from point a to point bu encounter illegal aliens around communities and what scares them most is when you see young adult males in groups, they start approaching you for money, assistance, got to the point they are digging through trash cans and stuff like that, we don't heal safe especially elderly folks having to maintain their home stock at all times, 24 hours, children, most driving from point a to point be. i live in an area where there is local eagle pass junior high and elementary school one block from each side of the home and you see the increase of parents bringing children over to school because we don't feel safe anymore. rachel: kids can't walk to school anymore. they have to give them a ride because they don't feel safe. there's been a lot of media attention about new york because migrants are being shipped or given flights to new york city and there's been a lot of attention including from some rich residents like the ladies from the view who supported the open border policy biden had but they shouldn't come to new york. when the someone from eagle pass here's people in new york city complaining about illegal immigration, what are your thoughts on that? >> it is a joke. a couple hundred, 200 bodies coming over to their large communities and we are here being swamped by 2,000 and a night's time and we are stuck here with them. we don't get assistance like mayor selena stated or the federal government if these larger communities are complaining that claim to be sanctuary cities they are complaining. it's a joke, we hear about it and we are upset at the same time. going back to what you mentioned regarding how we are feeling at eagle pass a lot of people don't have in mind that we have the railroad, international railroad the crosses the middle of the city and makes repeated stops in different locations and these include elementary schools, day care centers, churches, all sorts of residential spots so it is dangerous. anytime a stop is made you see groups of illegal aliens jumping up in the robust cars, being dispersed to our communities. it is scary, people don't have in mind but we have that real world crossing in the middle of the city. rachel: it's troubling the president won't come to see what his policies have created so thanks for giving that insight, appreciate it. coming up, will kane takes us behind the scenes of the massive release effort that brought countless volunteers to maui after devastating wildfires, that story is next. this was no bear. it was like a bearsquatch! dad. what's a bearsquatch? 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(intercom) flightdeck, see you at the house warming. pete: president biden is clearing to be from the deadly maui wildfire. will: supervised visits will go back to the burn zone, and the number of missing is down to 22. rachel: the jobless rate may be as high as 11% by the end of the year. pete: there are many heroes involved in the story but no smaller offer "fox and friends". when i went to maui in august i got a text from pete, the las vegas sands corporation, wants to reach out to you. they want to donate so many planes normally reserved for high end gamblers to help the people of maui. an amazing thing happened, scott man, creator of the pineapple express and afghanistan, he says we want to meet the needs of people in maui so they created task force lahaina. we married these together and what you see is pretty cool. >> task force lahaina start in las vegas, nevada, where they donated a 747 full of guns, corporations across america ahead to maui. las vegas sands decided to do this. >> we have a philanthropic company. our flight crew wanted to do something to help so we made it happen. >> this is amazing. planes loaded, volunteers are in the plane. let's go to maui. >> i have been talking on the last couple weeks to paul. he's going to fly us to maui. ready for this? >> you filled the needs integral to lahaina. tell me your role in this. >> to oversee the collaboration of multiple nonprofits to make sure supplies get to the people who need them as quickly as possible. >> reporter: not just goods going to maui but people the city serves as i called and talked over here, the people of maui specifically have therapy. >> therapy is so vitally important, the trauma they incurred, what they have seen. what they experienced, where they have gone through is so needed. trauma informed care is so needed during this time. >> reporter: a smooth landing, let's go. you guys know carrie riley, lifestyle expert of "fox and friends". you've got one million dollars worth of product coming off this plane. >> it is so excited. i was excited when you asked need to be part of this. we got incredible e bikes from craft bicycle, the tools holding $10,000 over 5000 units. sun king donated laptops, phones and tablets. >> we got word that a friend of ours may be some of you know is working with a nonprofit called fill the needs. we have a team here packaging up hundreds of laptops. >> reporter: i really appreciate it. here are the goods that came off the airplane. at cavalry chapel, central maui, from here, distributed to 7 or 8 churches across maui. tell me what it is i'm looking at here. >> this is our distribution center. we mobilized to get it off the runway. everyone descending on this place to pick it up. will: the other churches showing up in a matter of an hour. >> exactly. will: task force lahaina. it is amazing, one single chat. this is part of the story. >> pretty wild. i keep saying we are standing in the middle of a miracle. will: i appreciate you and maui appreciate you. america appreciates you. so many relationships involved in this one show, "fox and friends" weekend that did this was over $1 million, carrie riley will be on the show highlighting what she got done and she was amazing. this is all bottom up where the government and top-down fails, people step up and solve the problems, fill, theneeds.com, we were talking got a logistics here, the logistics of making this happen was the muscle and filltheneeds helps you to do this bottom up stuff and you can help by going there. pete: i can see in your eyes it affects you. will: i was touched to. i appreciate every one of those corporations. we work people to support things we believe in. i don't know the politics of every company that donated but they stepped up when people needed them and i would love to say let's support those corporations. the las vegas sands people, when you texted me i didn't know what to do with that. pete: we have a big plane to donate. can you connect me with will and he ran with it. rachel: that is so american. doesn't excuse the government for what they failed to do but it does, highlights exactly, highlights what they didn't do but also highlights how americans always find a way, they are so resourceful. will: more stories coming up about what i saw this week in maui. pete: still had, an incredible moment, police and bystanders save 18 pinned underneath a car. those heroes join us next. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. oh. 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