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185 miles-an-hour gusting to 225 miles-an-hour. thats like an ef 4 or ef 5 tornado, except lasting for hours. and this is a look at the three hours of a satellite image loop. those are the islands in bahamas. you can see right now just under the center of that eye, and when you go towards the eyewall, thats where the worst of the winds are. thats where weve got those winds at that range, lasting for a very long time. some of these islands will probably never be the same. they have never seen any...

That will begin to move in overnight out across the coast of florida. this is a look at the last three hours of the storm, this incredibly well-defined eye continues to pull towards the west. these are all places the islands here that have been underneath the eye of the storm and continue to do that. these are live lightning strikes going on. that generally means at least a storm that is not decreasing in its strength. often indicates increasing in its strength. i dont think that will be the cas...

Em! >> reporter: 19 people were shot and injured including a 17-month-old little girl, 2 police officers and a state trooper. seven were killed. the president spoke on this just a moment ago. >> id like to thank law enforcement yesterday in texas. theyve been incredible. first responders, law enforcement, the police, the fbi, governor abbott, incredible job they did. its tragic. but they did an incredible job under the circumstances. >> reporter: the fbi now is asking anyone who might have infor...

Miles-an-hour sustained winds, gusts to 225, right around the center of the storm and it is moving so slowly around 5 miles-an-hour in its forward motion and that eye is around 12 miles across. were talking about a very prolonged period dealing with these kinds of winds and storm surge, up around 23 feet, plus about 2 feet of rain thats falling across this area, at least in the center of this. center of the storm is about 140 miles off the coast of florida. hurricane-force winds extend out about...

This afternoon back here in washington, for an update on the hurricane and what he might be doing potentially on gun violence in this country. >> i realize that lawmakers arent back for five or six days, but have we heard reaction there? >> we heard of the democratic presidential candidates seize upon this and weigh in. the people you want to listen to and listen for, pat toomey from pennsylvania and see if they have an opportunity to see if this is required. >> thank you both so much. appreciat...

>> the freshman democrat speaking at a former minneapolis, one of donald trumps local critics also called to abolish ice. big night of college football, the clemson tigers starting a new season with a more. >> he is loose in midfield. 20, 10, touchdown. >> 90 yards. tying the record for longest rushing touchdown in school history finishing with 225 yards and three touchdowns, tigers steamroll over georgia tech 52-14. clemson will face texas a and m next week.

Sutton, i think it was in south carolina. and went into the service and became part of the 225th division and was a tech 5 as he went -- you know, i dont know how he went through the ranks and what all took place. but he was just raised on the farm as a young man. family of four brothers and two sisters. and they are all dee dee ceased now, obviously. he was just a great young man. he played a lot of basketball in high school and in the service, too. they had traveling teams. jedediah: oh wow. >...

For 225 years the courts have had the final say on the meaning of the law. but congress gets to write the law. the law is not going to change because we have a divided congress. biggs is in the minority in the house. they are never going to change immigration law. maybe it will change in 2020 if the makeup of the congress is different. steve: all right. judge, thank you very much. un. judge: there wasnt much to talk about today, was there? steve: can you catch his show, liberty file on fox natio...

And me, this is very personal. >> it is, wolf, and it doesnt quite have the same ring to it as emma lazarus words do. i came as a political refugee at 18 months. my parents and i were allowed to leave the soviet union with $75 apiece, $225 in hand, we left the life we knew, not because we had a good life back in the soviet union, people moved to this country for the most part not with a lot of wealth, they leave their country that theyre familiar with because theyre able to make the risk, wantin...

Crowning thing. the best part is that congressman, congressman greene, stone went on to say he would work with the president to reduce gun violence. okay. while democrats want you to believe that the only reason they speak out against the president is that they truly care, they care more about children, they care more about latinos. they care more than you do about keeping america safe, they care, all right. if they about 2020. and some democrats are worrying that their chances might be slipping...