resource. great to have you on the ed show as we continue our coverage. that is the ed show. politics with reverend al sharpton continues here on our coverage on msnbc. good evening ed. thanks to you for tuning in. we start with breaking news. rush hour in the blizzard of 2015. commuters making their way home as a dangerous storm slams the northeast bringing high winds, whiteout conditions and possible record snowfalls. about 29 million people across 250 miles are under some form of weather advisory from new jersey all the way to maine. with two two to three feet of snow expected in some areas. five states have declared emergencies. officials are closing roads.
public transportation systems as well. with new york city subway and buses shutting down at 11:00 p.m. the message to residents, don t take this storm lightly. this is a different kind of storm than we ve a had before. this is the first weather event of this magnitude of this season thank goodness. this is a top sto
thank you so much to everyone who responded today. we re not done hearing your responses. remember to keep talking. should tony stewart face criminal charges? log on to fox & friends first facebook page after the show, #keep talking. frocks frocks fox & friends starts now. good morning. it is wednesday, september 17. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. this u.s. citizen behind bars this morning for trying to recruit americans to join isis. but his jihad does not stop there. wait until you hear his bigger plans. we re live with the breaking details. call it a white house divided. president obama s top general going against this continued mantra we ve heard so many times. it will not involve american combat troops fighting on foreign soil. why general dempsey is now saying we may need boots on the ground to defeat isis.
oops. a football player s faith under fire. the nfl forces rg3 to turn his t-shirt inside out because it said, quote, no jesus
it s memorial day, may 30th. a wicked weather weekend turning deadly in some regions. texas flooding claims five lives and dangerous rip tides move up the east coast. new details vounlding a 400 pound gorilla killed after a 4-year-old boy fell in his enclosure at a cincinnati zoo. libertarians pick their candidate to battle the donald, they reveal a person to take on trum am. police have new leads on a deadly shooting in houston. a rookie running on fumes wins the indy 500 and we hohn yort fallen on this memorial day. first look starts right now. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us today. at least five people are dead
and three more missing after severe weather triggered devastating flooding in the plains. four bodies were found in washington county, texas, alone after two feet of water flooded the area in hours. three people were in their cars when floodwaters swept them away torrential downpours led to damage. one man and his son were trying to evacuate an rv par
yeah. what he did back in 2011 they still remember in 2014. at least we think they do. we ll see. results coming in later tonight. james and jennifer, thanks so much. my assignment on our coverage tonight is here in florida. i ll be over at the charlie crist camp reporting here on msnbc. that s the ed show. msnbc s election coverage starts right now. election night, get your popcorn popped plan your hydration needs accordingly, because this is going to be a long night with lots of suspense suspense. 36 u.s. senate seats are up tonight. about a dozen of them are in who knows territory right now. control of the united states senate is a coin flip at this point. about two dozen house seats are anybody s guess, even though
republicans will hold control of that body. and the governors races, more incumbents might lose their seats tonight than at any time in decades. there are more than a dozen governors races where nobody knows what s going to happen. it s going tieo be a fun nig
jamie e-mailed us and said chris kyle took an oath to defend the constitution of the united states. time to dismiss the p.c. garbage. if it were not for brave men like chris kyle the antigovernment groups would not be able to speak out. good morning. it is tuesday, january 13. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. the white house under fire for not addressing the extremism head on. in fact, they won t say the i word. it is not the only extremism we face. so we re going to focus on all different kinds. is that why we can t win the war on terror? we re too busy trying to make it politically correct. fox s bob beckel taking a lot of heat for this defense of president obama. they would get you nothing except more terror. barack obama, before the rest of these guys have the
guts to join a coalition to take on disease he did. that s to take on isis, he d. that s leadership. a former navy seal says it s time for other nations to step up. you re going to hear from him in about ten min