the ugly, house split in half after a plane comes crashing down in florida, how did this happen? apparently there was a crane lifting roof shingles that sliced the room in half. unbelievable. that wraps up this our of "fox and friends first," have a great day. >> mister chairman i therefore moved to adjourn this hearing. >> this is the first confirmation hearing for supreme court justice i have seen according to mob rule. >> wednesday, september 5th, supreme chaos, democrats turning the hearing for brett kavanaugh into a circus. rob: will the political theater continue? mayor rahm emanuel's big announcement ahead of a major case on his legacy.

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wednesday morning. shannon: thank you for starting the day with us. rob: we begin with a fox news alert. a man who wanted to kill innocent americans, wannabe terrorists trying to bomb the us embassy in cairo, egypt. the device he had in his backpack accidentally went off early. the attacker walking near the consulate when a plastic bottle filled with flammable chemicals in his backpack exploded before he could do any harm. police say the 24-year-old suspect believed in extremist ideology. he is in custody and was not hurt when it went off. jillian: five suspects from the new mexico extremist compound could be free by the end of the day. all five are due back in court for a bail hearing hours after appearing on federal weapons charges. the fbi arresting them after a judge cleared three of them of

child abuse charges because prosecutors missed deadlines. they are accused of running a terror training camp and forcing children to live in filthy conditions. rob: the police officer fighting for his life shot in the head mouth the words i love you to his wife. matt cooper still in the hospital in serious condition. his wife has not left his side. he was shot chasing a shoplifting suspect near a walmart. the suspect later killed himself. police say cooper has a bullet lodged next to an artery. prayers are working and he is fighting hard. jillian: yesterday fireworks erupted on capitol hill as donald trump's supreme court nominee takes the hot seat. rob: the audience was all protesters it seems.

brett kavanaugh and republicans standing their ground is democrats and protesters tried to derail the hearing. jillian: griff jenkins at the hart senate office building where there has been no shortage of drama already. >> reporter: no shortage indeed. i have never seen anything like this since 1990 working on justice souter's confirmation. yesterday was unbelievable. democrats demanded a delay right from the gavel. >> mister chairman i therefore moved to adjourn this hearing. i ask for a roll call vote on my motion to adjourn. i moved to adjourn, i ask for a roll call vote. >> reporter: democrats demanding delay because of failure to produce 100,000 pages of documents related to judge cavanagh's time working for george w. bush and the disruptions were not as spontaneous as once believed because senator tell us called them out because it was scripted on a conference call over the

weekend. >> i went to be clear, none of the members of this committee participated in a phone call or that strategy before the documents were released yesterday. >> are you suggesting this allegation is false? >> there was a phone conference yesterday and at the time of the phone conference many issues were raised, one was that over 100,000 documents related to brett kavanaugh were characterized by the chairman of the committee as confidential. >> reporter: eventually opening statements did get done and because of the chaos, the president was watching, tweeted the brett kavanaugh hearings for the future justice of the supreme court are truly a disgrace, how mean, angry and despicable the other side is, they will say anything and are only looking to inflict pain and embarrassment on one of the highest most highly renowned jurist to appear before congress, so sad to see. after nearly 7 hours we got to hear from brett cavanagh. >> the supreme court must never,

never be viewed as a partisan institution. the justices on the supreme court do not sit on opposite sides of an aisle. they do not caucus in separate rooms. >> reporter: yesterday was supposed to be the boring day. it was not. fireworks traditionally start when questions come, democrats try to paint brett kavanaugh as a true partisan and have four areas they think he is vulnerable including abortion, obamacare, executive power and something that appears to be a truthfulness factor, many believe they told them different things in private meetings then he said publicly. we will find out at the end of the day, this confirmation is on track, it appears democrats do not have votes to stop this. shannon: hard to imagine after what we witnessed yesterday what today will be like. rob: i cannot imagine. we appreciate it.

the wind of political change blowing through chicago, mayor rahm emanuel announced he will not seek a third term just months before february's election. he did not give a specific reason why. chicago has seen a surge in violence since he took over in 2011. his critics highlighting the out-of-control violence. >> he was a disgrace, a disaster and in 7 years he was mayor we are talking upwards of 4000 people murdered on the streets of chicago, 20,000 shot, catastrophic injuries in the last 7 years. rob: all this as jury selection begins in the murder trial of jason van dyck who is accused of shooting and killing look want mcdonald, and waiting more than a year to release the dash cam video of the incident. jillian: a group of republican attorneys led by texas's kim

paxton will argue in a texas courtroom, facing democratic attorney general aimed at striking down the federal health law. they will argue the passing of the gop tax plan and repeal of the individual mandate, the entire health law unconstitutional. north carolina's current electoral district map will be used in november despite being ruled unconstitutional because there's not enough time to redraw it before the midterms, a move that could help republicans. a federal court initially allowing it to be redone but says any last-minute changes would cause confusion and suppress voter turnout. rob: primary shocker, far left challenger, 10 term democratic congressman, city councilwoman presley beating mike 10 by double digits. on both sides of the aisle change is coming. the republican primary, jeff

deal is the winner. he will face of elizabeth warren in november. republican governor charlie baker held off his primary challenger. john kyle, former senator, sworn in today to replace senator john mccain. the former senator tapped by governor the doocy. >> i'm accepting this appointment to fill the seat vacated by the passing of my dear friend because of my sense of duty to the state i love and because i'm putting my country first. rob: he committed to serving one year, no plans to run again when the seat opens up in 2020, donald trump tweeting he will be an extraordinary senator representing an ordinary state, i look forward to working with him. >> the son of fallen police officer on >> welcoming greg and his mom to

school. a california police officer was shot and killed in the line of duty in march and they are trying to help as much as they can, some great videos there. >> 10 minutes after the hour, brett kavanaugh stepping up to the plate and if appointed make a mark on future generations. our next guest saying he could be the court's newest swing vote, proving he is a 12 law judge. rob: nike shoes not the only things going up in flames but multibillion-dollar fallout in 24 hours after launching the new controversial colin kaepernick campaign. stay tuned. liberty mutual accident forgiveness means

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rob: democrats prevented conservative confirmation that could change the supreme court for years to come, doing everything they could to derail brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing. jillian: what impact would justice brett kavanaugh have on the court? judicial crisis network, thank you for your time this morning, you heard brett kavanaugh say he was a prologue judge. what can we expect? >> reporter: we can expect what we have seen the last dozen years on the dc circuit, brett kavanaugh will look at each case, here the argument fairly on both sides and apply the law with politics out of the picture. he takes his nonpolitical stand so seriously, he said i'm not going to vote in presidential

elections, i don't want to feel i am part of one team or the other. that is why you have so much respect for him from the left, people like supreme court advocate lisa blatt, a liberal feminist who says he is the best i can imagine any republican president nominating. because he is fair, he is known in the legal community for that. rob: democrats like dick durbin screaming about documents being withheld even though there were 400,000 documents released which is more than last three combined. then last night from senator ben sachs, what is happening is democrats are trying to ask for documents they know can't be released because they came from the george w. bush administration, creates this idea that something is being withheld, the will pooled over our eyes. >> reporter: very cynical move. they didn't even say let's have all the white house counsel

documents, that is what we had from alana kagan and grassley said they wanted more, and even nonlawyer positions and that would not make them happy. they want every document that mentions his name. they don't want answers. they have half 1 million document and another half-million would not help them. i would say what are they trying to hide? trying to blakely hearing because they know brett kavanaugh is a balanced and reasonable, when you get to hear him the american people will realize this is someone who should be our next supreme court justice. jillian: we look at the major cases brett kavanaugh could affect, including surveilling americans, the future of roe v wade it is a big topic of conversation, second amendment issues and oversee the intelligence community. of these the listed, what do you see as the most important? >> reporter: they are all incredibly important issues.

what is great is we don't know how he would rule on these cases going and because he will not predetermine a case. he's not going to say i am here because i hope to get this results. it will depend on each of them on the arguments being made before them. you might inc. you know what the case is about but when you hear thousands of pages of briefing on both sides you get a much fuller understanding. a lot of people saying how will you vote on this case or the other, he can't do that, it is not ethical and that is the right answer because we want him to have an open mind. rob: susan collins, roe v wade was settled law, do you believe he could have an impact on that or will they leave it be? >> i think he's not the vote to look at, chief justice roberts is the person you would have to look too but most of the

discussion of roe versus wade is scare tactics, democrats trying to peel off collins and michalski because they are sympathetic to that, this is someone who will sit on a huge range of cases and that is not likely to come up as much as these other issues you mentioned. rob: we appreciate it. jillian: silicon valley on capitol hill, top tech companies testifying in a high-stakes hearing as they come under increasing attacks from donald trump and what he calls fake news, a new poll showing how much their liberal bias is hurting business. rob: the film first man under fire, what does donald trump think of this movie whitewashing american pride? i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh

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rob: a big day for big tech, the hot seat on capitol hill. executives from facebook and twitter will answer questions about efforts to crack down on disinformation campaigns. tim summers said he is looking for real answers. >> we don't want to see a repeat of what we find previous hearings when margaretta berg came to talk about it. we are looking forward to seeing a bit more pressing about how executives will handle the situation. rob: twitter warns it could kick donald trump off of social media if he violates the site rules. jillian: many conservatives are ditching facebook over trust issues and political bias according to a new study. the media research center finding 32% have left the

platform, and a whopping 66% of conservatives feel facebook does not treat users equally regardless of political beliefs. rob: nike getting burned after making update the face of the just do it campaign. nike needs to stick to sports gear. >> nike is playing politics on a number of levels, it is a pr stunt that i think will blow up and backfire in their face. jillian: the financial fallout, people are for and against it but numbers don't lie. >> reporter: shares tumbled 3% at the end of the day. this costs the company billions of dollars when it comes to market value, nike yesterday was

the biggest drag on the dow, this was nike's largest loss in terms of stocks in five months and we saw footlocker shares were down, two thirds of revenue from sales of nike products so this is affecting not just nike but other companies, nike waves the risk of getting involved in this campaign. we saw the reaction on wall street, looking at shares of nike they are down in premarket so we will watch that closely. jillian: curious to see the numbers in the next few weeks. rob: some people expect to have sales increase. jillian: keep an eye on this. more than 800 new words added to the merriam-webster dictionary including instagraming, bingeable and it.

>> time to get hungry. >> a little hungry. >> i'm not hungry. >> hungry and hungry. rob: irritable or angry because of hunger. jillian: i get that way. rob: bingeable means multiple episodes they can be watched in rapid succession. instagraming, the sharing platform. what was the other things? a big word i use, funny way to describe people who think they are fancy. 25 after the hour. she is getting angry. the trump administration vigorously denying a salacious white house tell all they call fabrication. >> it is a tough look at the world and your administration.

>> i assume that means it will be a negative book. jillian: the quest to take donald trump down, our next guest, political analyst rob myers, jeff joined the ranks of cnn, joins us to talk about it. we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. as king midas, i here, you will too.nt. your oil change comes with a tire rotation as well. ooo! i could put that on an airplane banner. our $19.99 oil change also includes a tire rotation. book an appointment online.

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storm all the way up to the great lakes because it would be picked up by a cold front and as it does so we could the potential for several inches of rain. the storm will be weakening, it will be a depression later today but it will be absorbed in a cold front, meaning potential for heavy rainfall not only for the gulf coast but all the way to the plane states and the great lakes over the next couple days. it will be a relatively big deal. a lot of these areas are saturated. anymore rainfall will add salt to the wound, flood advisories in place. here is hurricane florence, category 2, potentially affecting bermuda over the weekend. the east coast has to monitor it as well and several waves coming off the coast of africa that could develop. over to the pacific this is norman, could potentially affect hawaii that will make of northeasterly curve.

still potential for battering waves, gusty winds and rain out of this and this is tropical activity, a lot of folks are like why all of a sudden is busy out there? we are getting into peak season. behind these systems in the atlantic we are dealing with several others we could potentially see in the east coast and gulf coast in the next couple weeks. for some reason we are not getting current temperatures but it is going to be warm and humid ahead of the cold front across the east coast, summer not done yet. jillian: we have limited warm time left. democratic contenders for the 2020 presidential election pouncing on brett kavanaugh during his confirmation hearing. >> i cannot support your nomination not just because the

body of your work but the perverse process by which it comes forward. >> i'm concerned your loyalty would be to the president who appointed you and not to the constitution of the united states. jillian: cory booker wasting no time seemingly using the form to get their names out, but to put out a fundraising email during the hearing. democrats created a supreme court sideshow over unreleased documents from brett kavanaugh's tenure in the george w. bush administration, national political reporter says it is all for show is democrats are trying to catch brett kavanaugh in a gotcha moment. >> to pull back the lens i spoke to senior democrat prominently involved in this effort to stop brett kavanaugh's confirmation. they admitted to me privately they need one of two things, some explosive peace of paper document that from his time in the white house or whatever that

reveals something horrendous about him or a complete meltdown in his hearing and without that he will get confirmed so you are seeing the frustration from democrats because this is cooked. jillian: brett cavanagh will take the stand for day to of his confirmation hearing. donald trump watching the neil armstrong the first man after it omitted the planting of the american flag, the president told the daily, quote, almost like they are embarrassed at the achievement coming from america, terrible things. buzz aldrin taking a shot at the film tweeting images of the plan -- the moment transcends borders. rob: donald trump firing back at salacious claims, bob woodward's tell all which paints an embarrassing picture of day-to-day life inside the white

house, the woodward book has been refuted and discredited by james mattis and john kelly. there quotes were made up frauds, a con on the public, stories and quotes, woodward is a dem operative. notice timing? right before the midterms. is the book credible or another attempt by the left to take down the president. media dc ron meyer. a lot of books about this white house, the michael wolf book was salacious. omarosa's book who cares, but this is bob woodward, this is an incredible journalist, has been for 30 or 40 years.

>> reporter: the washington post motto is democracy dies in darkness. the problem is journalism is dying behind anonymous sources and the problem is journalism more than ever needed an icon like bob woodward to show how journalism is done and you can use anonymous sources to fill in the blanks but in cited claims, we need bob woodward and people of his ilk to resurrect the field to gain trust and it. and elementary school telephone game, disgruntled employees, for other employees that might have been in the room. and where people telling him they have their own interests at heart, how can you trust it? rob: this claim by secretary

mattis who has remained above the fray, he was exasperated and alarmed saying the president acted like the understanding of the fifth or sixth grader. mattis's response, i generally enjoy reading fiction this is uniquely washington brand of literature and his anonymous sources do not lend credibility. another one, john kelly, the claim in the book, he is an idiot, it is pointless to try to convince him of anything, he has gone off the rails, i don't know why any of us are here, this is the worst job i ever had, kelly's response, to smear people close to donald trump at distract from the administration's many -- fierce defense of the president claiming these quotes were never made. how do you get in the book? >> it is an elementary school on the bus, telephone game or somebody tell somebody who tell

somebody who tell somebody and it was vastly different. if you look at bob woodward and general mattis and they tell you something is, general mattis has a long record of service of the country, are you going to the general mattis and call him a liar? i don't think bob woodward would do that. it does call into question how it will develop. that is the problem with anonymous sourcing. >> do you think the statements are completely made up by bob woodward? >> we don't know that. i can't say yes or no. this is the problem. people who support trump will think this is false. people are left-leaning will believe it. does that change anything? does it advance the narrative or the interest of the country? know. if we had good journalism revealed what was going on in the white house and showed that there needed to be changed something could come of that.

this is growing more mark on what is happening in journalism based on anonymous sourcing, not providing clarity but more shadows. rob: another book about the administration. jillian: illegals no longer dipping their hand in the cookie jar thanks to donald trump, how the immigration crackdown is working for the american taxpayers. rob: the nfl joining nike against the backlash for making colin kaepernick their new protest poster boy. carly shimkus is here with reaction. my name is jeff sheldon,

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jillian: donald from calling out mikey for the, quote, terrible message it is sending with the colin kaepernick and campaign. rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 from the nfl as well. >> reporter: they may be desperate to focus on football but league executives are supporting this ad and the players who protesting in a statement the national football league believes in dialogue, understanding and unity, the social justice issues colin kaepernick and other professional athletes raised deserve our attention and action. the national association of police organizations weighed in and slammed the ad for suggesting colin kaepernick sacrificed everything saying the fact that colin kaepernick is no longer a starting nfl player does not equally to him being someone who sacrificed what it means to look for arlington national cemetery. outrage still pouring in on social media, look at these

tweets, i will never buy another nike product again, another twitter user saying burn your nike gear and another writing nike no longer in my closet or shopping list so the company has got to worry about people who feel this way but they are standing by the ad saying we believe colin kaepernick is one of the most inspirational athletes of this generation, who leverage the power of sport to move the world forward. rob: we will see what happens. what was ridiculous about yesterday's hearing for brett kavanaugh? another comment here. >> reporter: he says brett kavanaugh shouldn't take democratic criticism personally because it is all about playing politics. >> lunacy when brett kavanaugh, he hates women and children and once dirty water and earlier,

all of that is nonsense, just trying to scream the loudest and fighting longest to make the hearings seem political. >> reporter: also blasting cory booker for saying he sent out a fundraising email during the hearing, about opposition to the supreme court nominee, not the job of a senator. it is cynical, playacting for a political base and the american people see right through this. the result will be a smaller senate and more tribal electorate, booker's camp respond to this saying it wasn't a fundraising email because it didn't ask people for money but did provide a link to ticket sales for an upcoming conference. jillian: a maryland restaurant has a message for peter. >> reporter: they put up a billboard saying i me, not meet

and that featured an image of a crab. a crab restaurant in baltimore responded with a billboard of their own saying steamed crabs, a response to that peta billboard and the owner of the restaurant said maryland's backbone is the crab industry, we save the power money and directed the billboard, we will not be bullied into submission by peter. getting some buzz on social media, john said peta messed with the wrong people. don't mess with maryland and their crabs. rob: i feel bad for the king crabs but they taste so good. if they didn't taste so good we wouldn't have that. jillian: a big number of illegals no longer signing up for welfare. our next guest, republican strategists says donald trump's

immigration crackdown is working, live with how the administration is getting to the root of the problem. rob: brian kill meet with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> you are looking at it on the couch, over the next 3 hours talking about brett kavanaugh, not too spontaneous, very much gifted by the democrats, as the country embarrassing to watch, bunch of kindergartners going at something so important. and talk about colin kaepernick, the impact on mikey and mark legal which who talked about the damage that was done and the bob woodward book and the impact on the administration and the blowback before the book comes out and so much more coming your way including robert mueller with an offer to rudy giuliani is legal team working for the president of the united states. will they take it? congressman jim jordan, tom

homan and sarah sanders and john cornyn and that is what they look like. rob: we look forward to it, thank you. this isn't just any moving day.

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rob: california on the verge of making it tougher for ice agents to arrest illegal immigrants. jackie ibanez with the latest. >> reporter: it has been a year since california gained at sanctuary state status but jerry brown is expected any day to find a bill that tightens restrictions on ice agents. it gives judicial officers the power to stop ice arrests during courtroom proceedings. and already condemning ice and

suggesting judges should be in control saying arrests in a state court house and inside a courtroom are disruptive of courtroom proceedings and they will continue to arrest illegals whenever they can. jeff sessions calling out the statements ago with sanctuary laws. >> how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of law enforcement officers to promote a radical open borders agenda. >> it is not clear how many rests since the federal agency does not track where arrests are made. jerry brown has until the end of the month to sign a deal. jillian: donald trump's border crackdown making an impact on illegal immigration.

a new report showing fewer illegal immigrants signing up for welfare and saving tax dollars. thank you for your time. hard to differentiate the numbers but a lot of articles both illegals and illegal immigrants are afraid about this. >> when iran for congress in florida, one of the main issues with constituents was illegal immigration and immigration as a whole and that is why trump overwhelmingly won that district on immigration and the fact that people were tired of the fact that we couldn't get a grip on people coming into our borders. not only people coming in over our borders illegally but documented and undocumented immigrants getting social service benefits that were meant for americans, these welfare,

obamacare, different things we set up for americans to take advantage of. this was a drain on social services. >> the white house planning to deny legal status to immigrants using public benefits. breakdown the positive and negative. >> positive has been remember when donald trump got elected, an all-time low of people coming into the border. if we didn't have a wall it was because donald trump got elected and they were fearful of that wall and policies would be like stephen miller implementing the policies, 0-tolerance he has and that year alone stop the influx of people pouring over the borders, seeing things happening with documented and undocumented

immigrants on the drain on social services those of a positives. the positive is less people draining programs meant for americans but negatives are when they are not signing up legal immigrants for fear of being deported, not really deported so much as green card status and fearful that they are going to have to go so they are not going to sign up for beneficial programs, a helping hand the programs are meant for. jillian: we will see how it plays out. thank you for breaking it down for us, 6 minutes until the top of the hour, the fbi in the case

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of those iconic ruby red slirption from the wizard of oz film. stolen in the middle of the night smash and grab from the jude garland museum. so far no arrests have been made. talk about iconic shoes there. a colorado man tries to rob an e cigarette store and everything goes wrong. he tries to get it but the employee picks it up first. so he takes off running and loses his pants in the process. rob: that's great. and it's a bee begun. finally the ugly, she set the internet on fire when she was spotted dipping her chicken fingers into her coke at the u.s. open. >> jauch. rob: alexa greenfield tells fox news her dad started dipping into soda to cool them down. she liked it so much she kept on going. jillian: you don't know if

it's coke maybe it's root beer. rob: it's beard. caught george eating the banana split. would you ever do that? jillian: i don't eat chicken. rob: that's right. she is a vegetarian. isn't shoe so healthy? jillian: thanks for watching. >> fireworks on capitol hill as president trump supreme court nominee takes the hot seat. >> step down now i urge you. >it has been a waste of time and has been for 40 years. nobody actually wants answers to their questions. >> the threat from tropical storm gordon will be flash flooding as it moves inland across mississippi there is a state of emergency in several counties along the coast. >> far left democrat knocked out a 10-term congressman eye anna presley beating mike copana both sides of the aisle change is coming. >> nike is making pro-football player and