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we appreciate your time and see you again at 6:00. bye-bye. tonight, breaking news. for the first time, former acting a.g. sally yates revealing how she warned the white house about former national security adviser michael flynn, saying he d been compromised, and that he could be blackmailed by the russians. tonight, how she describes her meetings inside the trump white house. also breaking, police just holding a news conference in boston. two doctors, engaged to be married, both found murdered. and new reporting tonight on what was found in their apartment. the college student who fell down the stairs. why did no one call for help for 12 hours? 18 frat brothers now facing charges and tonight, one of those students who was there comes forward. the headline just in. the serial sniper allegedly taking aim at drivers and at people in their front yards. what we ve just learned. and the shark alert tonight on the american coast. january 30th, the very day she was fired ....
americans protesting the president of turkey and his visit to the white house. men in suits moving in. the bloody clash. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin with that breaking headline the white house blindsided tonight as the department of justice reveals that they will appoint a special counsel to now oversee the fbi investigation into russian meddling and any possible collusion. former fbi director robert mueller will now lead the investigation. democrats and some republicans had been calling for this move, the news coming just 24 hours after we learned that former fbi director james comey, who was fired by president trump, kept notes about his meetings with the president. the department of justice saying just moments ago, a special counsel is necessary for the american people to have full confidence in the outcome. abc s senior justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off. reporter: tonight, a bombshell announc ....
healthy cultures don t create people like that. somethingng wrong. that s it for us tonight. tune in every night at 8:00 to the show that s the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. the five s next from new york. we will see you tomorrow. good night. jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters. along with kennedy, juan williams, greg gutfeld and dana perino. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is the five. this is a fox news weather alert. hurricane irma, the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the atlantic, currently wreaking havoc in the caribbean, with the storm forecasted to hit the united states mainland in the coming days. we are monitoring the storm and will have a full update later in the hour. now for our top story. yesterday, we told you about president trump s announcement that he s ending president obama s controversial daca program which helped flat out discrimination coming from this white house. jesse: this is racist, repealing oba ....
wbr id= wbr1200 /> at this. we go towards saturday night it s moved in a little bit. still a hurricane tomorrow night. and then it pulls back across the shore. that s monday morning. take a look. tuesday, here we go. wednesday, the exact same spot. potentially dealing with a hurricane still. that is five days of this kind of rain. that is why we are expecting to see some rainfall totals likely over 4 feet and that is going to cause massive problems in the region. tucker: what a shame. rick, thanks. we will talk to you again in a minute. steve harrigan is in corpus christi tonight right on the gulf of mexico. steve, what do you see? tucker, we have seen things get worse here each hour. this storm has strengthened dramatically. it s really caught a lot of people here by surprise. some of the people originally planning on riding it out decided at the last minute to make their evacuation. still the worst is yet to come in the next four to five hours. we have already heard from ....
areas, up to 35 inches of rain, because this is a massive rain making system, and due to complicated weather patterns, chad can explain, it ll probably stall out in texas. we ve lost power to 63,000 homes in this area, that s corpus christi, they ve put together a boil order, that s a recaution, with so much water around here, essentially the city s drinking water could be contaminated. and the wind are not expected to dramatically die down any time soon. so, the hard shp really is not coming to a end, we re shifting to a more difficult phase. martin, we ll have chad along in a moment, there are 131 miles per hour winds. how does this compare to the other hurricanes you ve covered. you and i have both been out in a lot of them. time. because if the water does pile up as is expected, it could cut off not only rescue efforts to come in but escape routes to get out. that s what you saw in new orleans after katrina. this is not a katrina, it s a very different circumstance, but ....