after the bear broke the automatic door. how did she accidentally locker bear in the car? that is what i want to know. the ugly. this car ends up in a swimming pool. rescue crews that man and woman in her 50s or 60s were in the car, not clear who was driving, no one was injured. that wraps up this our of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. rob: wednesday, september 19th, kim jong un stunning the world saying he is ready for a nuclear free north korea. jillian: history is not made yet. what he says the united states needs to do first. >> the most predictable playbook for the democrats, democrats from day one said they would not support brett cavanagh. jillian: judge brett kavanaugh at the center of the confirmation circus. jillian: what comes next after his accuser's 11th our refusal to testify in front of the american people?

live in washington. >> taking other people into consideration. jillian: a hard lesson for her boule son, play nice or pay the price. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: i don't know if i got that in my ear from the control room. is that what you were doing? good morning everyone. you are watching "fox and

friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: i'm not a big boy either. i am todd pyro in for rob schmidt. let's get to a fox news alert, donald trump raising north korea after the rogue nation re-commits to denuclearization. jillian: the president tweeting kim jong un agreed to allow nuclear inspection subject to final negotiations and prominently dismantle a test site and launchpad in the presence of international experts. in the meantime there will be no rocker nuclear testing. hero remains to continue being returned home to the united states. also north and south korea will file a joint bid for the 2032 olympics. very exciting. todd: kim jong un and president moon agreeing to that during a second day of meetings. jillian: a massive manhunt for an illegal immigrant accused of killing a mother of 5. police fighting martha's body near dead end road in dallas, texas. investigators believe her boyfriend, and illegal immigrants, ernest hernandez,

killed her and escaped to mexico. her daughter left to care for for her four younger siblings. >> i never expected this. i never pictured myself organizing my own mom's funeral. this is very tough. jillian: there's a $5000 reward for information. todd: the woman who kidnapped elizabeth smart will be released from prison at any moment, walking free five years early after her sentence was calculated. smart things she should be kept behind bars calling her danger to the public and detailing the horrors of her 9-month long abduction 15 years ago. >> he encouraged him to rape me, she would sit next to me and the side of her body was touching me. she knew what was going on. todd: smart was 14 years old when brian mitchell kidnapped her in utah. he is serving a life sentence.

jillian: molly tibbetts's accused killer will be in court today, arraigned on a first-degree murder charge in connection to the 20 them at college student asked of, rivera led police to mollie tibbetts's body dumped in a cornfield a month after she went missing in iowa. he was in the country illegally for four years. todd: a dramatic twist in brett cavanagh's confirmation process after his accuser's 11th our refusal to testify. her lawyers demanding an fbi investigation first. jillian: garrett tenney in washington where the situation is far from over. >> reporter: will she or won't she testify? that is the question. attorneys initially said she was prepared and willing to testify she was sexually assaulted by brett kavanaugh 35 years ago but now they say she won't testify until the fbi investigates the allegations.

>> than it is came forward to treat this seriously. if they mean that they will have an investigation. she is not prepared to talk with them at a hearing on monday. there shouldn't be a rush to a hearing. >> reporter: senate judiciary committee schedule a hearing for ford and brett kavanaugh to testify but the investigation h knowledge and memory of events, nothing the fbi or any investigator does would have any bearing on what she tells the committee so there is no reason for any further delay. federal law enforcement official, for federal investigation into 35-year-old allegations when ford won't go under oath and can't remember details like when or where the

alleged assault occurred. they are demanding an investigation and delay on brett kavanaugh's confirmation vote. >> republicans control on the republican side. this is a woman who has been profoundly impacted by this. i can't say everything is truthful. i don't know. >> because the allegations don't involve anything in the statute of limitations the fbi would need explicit instructions from the white house for additional investigation which is something the president said he doesn't plan to do. republicans said they plan to move forward with the confirmation vote for brett kavanaugh, not clear when the vote would occur. todd: i can't think of a situation that has

rob: mercedes schlapp says democrats will stop at nothing to derail brett kavanaugh's confirmation. this letter from this accuser after we have seen 32 hours of testimony by brett kavanaugh after they had closed committee hearings and given them over 1000 written questions and we are seeing the fact that none of this in regard to this accusation being made was brought to the attention of brett kavanaugh.

>> permanent american bases in poland which we call fort trump and i believe this is possible. i'm convinced. todd: that was a translator's with, that was not his voice. poland has offered to invest $2 billion into the project. jillian: thank you for clearing that up. the final book by charles krauthammer will hit shelves by the end of the year. collection of work titled the point of it all was finished by his sunday and you'll. he wanted to finish the book to ensure his dad's work lives on. it will be released in december. rob: todd: donald trump has to the carolinas to survey catastrophic

damage left behind by hurricane florence. jillian: 37 confirmed dead in the wake of that monster storm as rescue crews continue to save people from flood ravaged towns. there is even a risk of more flooding. janice dean joins us from the weather center. some towns are totally underwater. >> absolutely and some of the rivers have not crested yet. some of the areas you can't even get into to know the scope of the damage. incredible. if there is any good news of the storm is over. we experienced flooding from florence yesterday in the northeast, flooding pictures in new york city, new york city subways flooded, it was terrible but look at the threat for flooding ongoing across the carolinas as those rivers continue to rise and they will crest at historic levels which is unbelievable. here's the good news, the next five to twee 7 days we have

clear skies, no rain in the forecast, rescue crews can start to rebuild. here is the forecast across the south. very warm. doesn't feel like september. they are not getting fall like temperatures in this area for the next couple days the well into the 90s with heat indices into the 100 ° range and here's future radar. we are done with florence and we will see potential for showers and thunderstorms across the west, the southwest and in towards the midwest. forecast highs looking like this and across new york as well, not really getting that fall like area. todd: you want us just because it passed, it is not over, rising well after the storm passed. >> hopefully when the president goes out they can get more relief. jillian: fox news alert, south korea the middleman negotiating

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>> feels like groundhog day. here's what is happening this morning. a lot of statements, similar statements not only it does appear publicly talks between the us and north korea have installed so perhaps this will be an impetus to get them moving forward. one of the things i have been talking about for a long time on fox is my skepticism of moon, the south korean president. he's pushing for vision of korea the doesn't line up with the us vision. he very much wants a peace deal. it seems he is pushing toward a

unified korea. he wants to do more business with china. what you have going on is mike pompeo and nikki haley at the un pushing on the russians and other countries for not complying with us sanctions against north korea while we are trying to pressure the world into putting north korea in the corner. you have moon hugging kim jong un, riding in a convertible with him in a military parade, farting all over each other. these are stark visuals. when you look at what mike pompeo and nikki haley are doing and look at how president moon is having a lovefest with kim jong un, very different contrast between how the two countries are approaching the problems. todd: you likened moon to the barack obama of asia, explain how that is the case, what parallel do you see between the two leaders? >> i said that on hannity a

month or two ago. what do i mean that that he is the barack obama of asia? he wants to pursue a deal to get the north koreans to denuclearize where they don't ever denuclearize. what i mean by that is as i said, anytime there is peace talks, we welcome these talks, no one wants war but what donald trump did successfully when he was pursuing the maximum pressure campaign to bring everyone to the table, moon has a different vision for asia. one of the reasons it is so important for us, for us troops to be in south korea is as a counter to japan, to china. we are in japan, in south korea because of the south china sea, the chinese military expansion we have seen throughout the

pacific, because we want to continue to make sure there is freedom of the seas. what china wants, what north korea once is they want the us off of the peninsula. they do not want to see our military presence there, not something i would challenge you and your viewers to watch closely over the next year, does moon once to put that on the table? does he want -- does he agree with those who want to get the us presence out of the region? that would be a huge blunder from the perspective, a huge win for china but something -- i can't believe it but something we have to carefully watch for the next year. heather: very good insight, morgan ortagus, thank you for your time. rob: todd: two years after her historic election loss, hillary clinton rejoins the fight in time for the midterms. >> the actions we have seen coming from the white house, we have to defend the fundamental values and ideals of american democracy.

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in this administration with this president, left unchecked, could very well result in the erosion of our institutions to the extent we never imagined possible here. jillian: clinton also claiming the key to stopping the president's agenda is democrats winning back the house or senate. >> if we ignore the importance of the midterm election and there is no check and balance, we don't take back one or both houses of congress you will see even more of the dismantling of institutions with dire effects. >> the president will, quote, wholesale fire people after november's election. >> he will be even more uncontrollable and accountable, he will fire people in the white

house, in his administration, who he thinks are crossing him, questioning him, undermining him. jillian: she is using the parents to promote her book what happened which came out more than a year ago. i sure people have a lot to say about this. whenever she speaks people are online. react to those comments -- heather: that is how it works. >> richard on facebook writing what better employment, better immigration system, trade deficit, america doing better. nina on instagram, how can you say this with a straight face, thank god trump won, kathy tweeting i'm so happy trump is president. heather: what is impressive about jackie translating morse code, that is how she got it, you are gifted. jillian: a kennedy family

charity offering get out of jail free cards for women and minors behind bars, the multimillion dollar plan, 300 defendants, many awaiting trial for violent crimes including attempted murder in new york, law enforcement officials claiming the move saying they have no incentive to show off to court if they don't have bail money. todd: a mom teaches her son a lesson forcing him to wear a shirt reading i am a bully to school. >> he was calling other boys stupid, calling them idiots, calling on them to do something that would teach him why he can't do those things. why he needs to take other people into consideration. todd: the texas mom posting these pictures online reaching out of the parent of any kids the fifth-grader may have bullied. administrative support the decision. todd: tuition free, a lot more

affordable for low income students. todd: i would say it is more affordable. >> reporter: rice university in houston, texas announced it would give scholarships to students for low and middle income families. those with family incomes under $130,000 will not have to pay for tuition. those with families below $65,000 will receive a grant to cover tuition and other school fees like room and board. that is huge. students with family incomes between 130,000, $200,000 will be eligible to get scholarships the cover half of tuition. the university says they want to do this to make education more accessible and help reduce student loans. that is a big incentive. we know a lot of kids graduating from school nowadays come out with a lot of debt. jillian: there is a, coded boarding process for one airline.

>> reporter: united airlines hope to streamline their boarding pass, get rid of the chaos you see with people crowding around the boarding area when it is time to get on the plane. they are coming up with a new color-coded system. they will have two lines instead five different boarding lines. they will have five boarding but you will line up in two lines. they hope this will cut down on crowding at the gate. heather: you want to see human psyche and action, watch that. thank you. time is 27 minutes after the hour. democrats quick to jump on brett cavanagh but what about keith ellison, the left doesn't believe her so do they have a double standard? the panel debates it next. >> it is close to home. >> they have shown contempt for

those in law enforcement. >> randy price not by his brother in the most heated midterm races. social media having a field day with this one.

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small communities along with larger ones they were hit so hard, we talked to the mayor and here's what he hopes the president will hear. >> the president needs to know this old historic town has survived situations like this in the past but needs resources. we don't have full-time employees, anything we do we have to outsource. >> reporter: here's a situation, 16 rivers in north carolina at flood stage, 3 more expected to crest, 10,000 people in shelters, 37 dead, winston neighboring trenton with the assistant fire chief, the volunteer fire department, take a listen. >> we are driving on highway 41 right now. the fire department, to see how deep it is.

here is a speed limit sign, you can see the water going down. yesterday you cannot see the sign. >> and recovery efforts in places where water has receded, hundreds of road closures, not sure, could not go far to find a real problem here. heather: remarkable image of a boat on a highway. heather: house exposure and outside boston, facing a huge lawsuit, the class-action suit comes after the investigation revealed gas pressure was 12 times higher than normal before flames exploded through homes. lawyers say columbia gas was negligent and demand compensation forcing residentss to evacuate. one person was killed. donald trump's border wall prototype can be breached, border enforcement -- they say this could be a good thing,

identifying areas of improvement before the final design. donald trump says exposing fbi corruption could be one of his crowning achievements. the president telling the hill tv he wishes he had fired james comey earlier. any day we expect the release of key fisa document and texts from the doj in relation to the russia investigation. jillian: the democrats have a double standard when it comes to the meat too movement? she wants to know why she is being sneered while brett cavanagh's accuser is being celebrated. joining me to debate is rnc spokesperson kaylee mcinerney and majority leader in ohio, thank you for joining us this morning. a little background to the story, we can see the actual response, responding to a tweet that asks democrats say they believe women, do they believe you, karen monahan says they

don't, sneered, friends, isolated from my own party, provided medical records from 2017, stating two doctor visits, i called about the abuse and who did it. my therapist released records stating i have been dealing and healing from the abuse. is there a double standard? >> the bigger and more important question for me as a democrat is do we have a double standard in our own party because keith ellison is part of the national committee. al franken, pushed out of the senate. we saw john conyers from michigan pushed out because of allegations of sexual assault. democrats have set up in the context of the political arena of saying enough is enough, but offering the violence against women act making sure was

reauthorized in 2015 which is more important than the political rhetoric, my question is why is keith ellison getting a pass and other democrats cannot and is that because of the staffer in the party? heather: that worrisome? sounds like it is. >> every single victim needs to be listened to and every person who has been accused, those individuals, doesn't matter who they are or what position they have, nobody is above the law or being held accountable. todd: i will go out on a limb and say you probably agree with what you are hearing. >> undoubtedly. the question is whether keith ellison's stature is shielding him from being targeted and serious questions being asked about domestic violence allegations in light of the fact there is ample evidence against keith ellison, and four

individuals contemporaneously, the medical records. i would add to this keith ellison but their accusations against jared brown with domestic abuse. todd: his accuser got a restraining order. >> accusation in a court of law. two examples democrats are ignoring. todd: i cannot let that go because this is an issue that came up time and time again, going back to his divorce records in the 1980s and his ex-wife has come out saying a lot of unfortunate things have been said. his current wife along with his former wife, a united front on this. bad things were set in the 1980s in the midst of a messy divorce but i don't think these things should be conflated. that situation has been entirely litigated politically and otherwise in ohio.

todd: let's go to what is in the news this week, brett kavanaugh, days away, what could be, we will see if we hear from both of them next week but how will this impact the midterms if it will at all? >> it will impact the midterms and it will not benefit democrats for a number of reasons. red state democrats like claire mccaskill are in trouble if they vote against brett cavanagh. fox news polling said more than double persuadable voters in missouri are likely to come out and oppose her if she is to oppose brett cavanagh, someone numbers in indiana. we say democrats are the party of obstructive resist, all the proof you need, they had 30 hours of public testimony to ask about this, 1200 follow-up questions, 65 meetings, they

never brought this up until days before the vote, political grandstanding and voters will reject the political manipulation. >> it is now an issue the accuser won't be testifying publicly and i think that really does create a circumstance for the democrats now and diane feinstein handled this poorly and as a result something that was potentially credible is being politicized. heather: let's see how this plays out in the course of the next few days and if we end appearing from both of them it will be interesting. appreciate your time this morning. todd: rick scott the latest victim of liberal rage. [chanting] todd: the confrontation that forced the florida governor to leave a restaurant through the back door.

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todd: florida governor rick scott forced to leave the restaurant after protesters harass him, watch this. [chanting] jillian: you can see him, protesters blocking the entrance of a cuban restaurant upset over florida's toxic red tide algae crisis. the republican forced to leave in a back door. scott is the least republican taunted at a restaurant. elaine security secretary kiersten nielsen, mitch mcconnell and press secretary sarah sanders all harassed this year. the emmy awards were full of remarks just like this. >> my mother is not watching, she doesn't like watching white

award shows because you don't thank jesus enough. heather: the millions of others weren't watching either, the emmy awards are the least watched ever. the show's ratings are down 11% from last year. heather: job hunter's dream, retailers battling to find seasonal workers thanks to the booming economy, employees will enjoy major kirks this holiday season. the top 5 seasonal jobs, retail and shopping expert, thanks for being here. let's review, it is still summer until saturday. i want to make that point clear but the holidays are around the corner. >> there will be a lot of jobs for holidays, for people who like temporary work, there will be jobs available during the holidays but retailers are starting to hire a little earlier and because of the good job market, extra perks like better hourly wages and for that

retail worker they have the pick of the litter if they want. todd: your top five jobs for the holiday season beginning with kohl's. >> kohl's has competitive wages and good discounts for their employees. for jcpenney they are offering competitive wages but this is interesting, offering paid time off. todd: how does that work if you're working for a month? >> i was surprised to see this. it is just their way of competing. i was glad to see that. target is hiring 20% more this year. glad to see that from target and offering a more competitive hourly wage. to raise that hourly wage. then with macy's they are hiring the same amount as last year but funneling those into their fulfillment centers which will

be important to handle that online shopping, definitely see and the crate & barrel stores are offering more competitive wages and more aggressive employee discounting. if you are looking for those jobs around the holiday season, i would interview a couple places and then pick and choose and pick the best one that works for you. todd: or get out of the workforce, keep yourself busy in the days leading up to the holidays, go for it. >> a stay-at-home mom wanting to make extra money during the holidays or someone who is retired, it is a good time to get your foot back in the door and get a career down the road. todd: christmas, hanukkah, all the holidays, thanks. jillian: it is still summer. the new yorker taking aim focusing on sarah sanders's faith in a new article and social media not happy about it.

people from the left are coming to her defense. but first let's check in with pete hegseth in new jersey. pete: it is matawan, new jersey, the town square diner. you heard plenty from pundits about brett kavanaugh. hillary bashing trump, the economy, and it is time to hear from the people. we are here in matawan, new jersey at the town square diner. i live around the corner, a short drive for me. the t-shirt for the store applies to me as well. we will talk to the townies, trump won monmouth county by almost 10 points. we will hear from folks, what they think of the issues of the day, bring it to you while eating, this is a waffle with bananas. i won't try it. not really my speed. we will bring it to you on "fox

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todd: the new yorker making faith a focus of the new profile on white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. jillian: carly shimkus here with reaction to the article that even her critics have a problem with.

>> the new yorker published a profile on sanders and promoted the article by tweeting a quote from it which says harris sarah huckabee sanders attended a dc church that is an affiliate that teaches creationism and intelligent design. sanders asked if she shared these views, said i believe in the bible. folks on social media slamming the article for focusing on her faith, a lot of questions over it, she goes to a church that teaches about god, hard-hitting journalism. eric white, doesn't she have freedom of religion? richard says like 1 billion other americans, can't stand sanders, but her and her ilk, don't share these beliefs, but this is a weird headline. this racked up hundreds of comments and a lot were critical. people were wondering if they picked that quote to criticize her faith.

>> brotherly love or not. >> a new campaign ad attacking wisconsin. democratic congressional campaign, the surprising thing is that campaign ad and the person attacking him is his brother, watch. >> that hits close to home. someone who has shown contempt. >> james bryce throwing his support behind his brother's political opponent brian style, he said he was a police officer for 23 years and doesn't like his brother's attitude towards law enforcement. jeff says nothing like brotherly love and another twitter user says thanksgiving is going to be tough. >> operative some holidays. >> this is a big political race,

both running to replace paul ryan when he retires in january. and -- >> can you imagine. >> let's get them on the show. >> both of those, the brothers. >> don't mess with data. >> this story behind the gun turning grandmother of the slain alligator.

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being swallowed in a street in massachusetts walking through knee deep water he carried the woman to safety. todd: beautiful stuff right there. next the bad not in the typical bad. taking a gator matter in her own hands shooting and killing the massive beast with just one shot. the gator reportedly weighed about 850 pounds. do not mess with her. jillian: no thank you. mcdonald's changing the recipe for legendary apple pie. now being made with a sliced apples instead of dice newly designed crust with less cinnamon. ril jill one person furious mcdonald's changed their apple pie crust and we should be rioting in the streets. justin said quote i didn't think you could really ruin an apple pie but you managed to do just that they are horrible now. how do you go with less cinnamon. i feel like one of the main

ingredients you need. todd: no matter burn your mouth and ruin your taste buds for the next week they are so, so hot. jillian: bibyebye, everybody. >> dr. ford doesn't want to testify on monday. she first wants an fbi investigation. >> now, i can't say everything is truthful. i don't know. >> don't make the fbi your political animal to try to handle things the way your political party may want it to be. >> president trump heads to the carolinas today to survey the catastrophic damage left behind by hurricane florence. >> i would love to see him here in town and let him see what a situation like this can do to small town u.s.a. >> north korean leader kim jong un has agreed to permanently dismantle a launch pad in the presence of international experts. >> hillary clinton lashing out at president