committee upon its invitation to take her side of the story. as a sworn statement the judge is done so, we await the next move by doctor ford and her legal team. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, i am shannon bream. heather: this is "fox and friends first". a fox news alert, the war on cops escalating nationwide. four police officers in two states shot in the line of duty. what sparked the string of violence against the heroes in blue. confirmation circus, brett kavanaugh's accuser told to let the senate do its job. will the fbi investigate? live in washington. freedom of religion fumbles, throwing a flag at the football team who pray for their coach's daughter. "fox and friends first" starts right now.

♪ i am on top of the world ♪ ♪ todd: 1 we are feeling on top of the world on "fox and friends first". a brand-new day on "fox and friends first". thanks for starting your brand-new day with us as well. why does this keep happening? the war on cops, two deputies rushed to the hospital following a chiasson shootout in los angeles. suspects opening fire is deputies responded to a call

about a man flashing a gun near a park. deputies shot in the upper body. they are in stable condition. that is the good news. one suspect was killed, two others in custody. in maryland two officers also shot serving a drug-related search warrant, the unidentified officers in the trauma center after being hit in the hand and shoulder, they as well are expected to survive, the suspect is behind bars. shot and killed in the line of duty this year. while you were sleeping four people, a 6-month back baby and teenage girl shot in chicago. there was an argument, someone in a ski mask started shooting. the newborn baby boy was hit twice in the stomach. a 13-year-old girl was shot in the shoulder. both are hospitalized in stable condition. no one is still in custody in that case.

republicans refusing to delay brett kavanaugh's hearing monday. his accuser, whether she will talk with the senate judiciary committee. doug luzader live in washington dc with what we learned so far in an investigation by the fbi. >> reporter: a lot can happen over the next few days but as it is right now both sides are standing ground and republicans may be edging closer to a vote on brett cavanagh. the accuser has been given a deadline. and whether she will show up for the senate judiciary committee hearing on monday and a spokesman for the committee -- >> me email back and forth. in an attempt to find a comfortable setting for doctor ford to share the committee. and a public hearing and private

hearing to meet with staff, we meet with her. >> the fate of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh hangs in the balance both his accuser and democrats on the hill are present for an fbi investigation. >> testify on monday or not be heard, it is fairly outrageous. there is a normal process for supreme court justice nomination. it start was a background check. >> the unknown is what happens if ford refuses to testify monday. will republicans move ahead with the hearing with brett kavanaugh alone and a vote on the nomination, what about moderate senate republicans, what will they do? will they vote for brett kavanaugh without coming forward

to testify? heather: they are willing to go anywhere to talk with her. democrats obstructing brett cavanagh's confirmation at every step, tammy bruce says the left is re-victimized the accuser for political gain. >> the argument on the pressure hearing is absurd. i would posit that she has been misled, doctor ford is not in charge of this at all. i think she was promised something that she wouldn't have to testify. i think diane feinstein thought the accusation alone would knock this nomination off the seat and that is what they expected and she is finding and we are all finding they were wrong and you know what they are doing? they are infantilizing her and re-victimizing her by saying she is emotionally not prepared, she

is being bullied. a strong woman is being re-victimized by the framework of rhetoric and we should be upset by that. heather: donald trump says he went to hear from both sides if possible before confirmation vote happens. communities in the carolinas picking up the paces from the wrath of florence as we learned could take years to rebuild and recover. griff jenkins joins us from fayetteville, north carolina in the wake of donald trump's visit to the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: it could take years to rebuild, days or weeks to get this downtown bridge in fayetteville reopen, the cape fear river, because it is pressing 61 feet yesterday. look at this amazing drone footage. it was launched by councilman jim are, fayetteville city council.

the widespread damage here, there was one loss of life in this storm in fayetteville and it will cost millions of dollars once they get into recovery mode. we spoke with the mayor here about what he needs and his message he had for donald trump. >> i would like to thank them for expediting the emergency declaration and i ask he allow a flow of resources to get from the federal level to the state. hopefully those resources float from the federal level to the state. i ask him to make sure any barriers are removed as soon as possible. >> reporter: fayetteville dodged a bullet because 30 miles south of here they had 36, 3 feet inches, 3 feet of rain, 15 or 16 in the city, had it been different it could have been much worse.

the president touring the new bern area closer to the coast and south carolina and here was his message. >> we are getting all teed up, you're going to need it and we will be supplying it and there will be nothing left undone. >> reporter: the evacuation of fayetteville has been lifted, residents trying to come back but if you had south to highway 95 they get towards lumberton, it is still flooding, affected by the lumber river. here we are with the rain stopping but the problems and flooding not quite receded entirely and it will be a long weekend. >> i'm glad the president isn't letting craziness in washington distract him from the fact these people are suffering. thank you so much, appreciate it. the koreans ending their summit. this is the remarkable picture,

a show of unity, president moon and kim jong un climb a volcano in the north that is considered sacred, mount packed oh is the highest mountain in the peninsula and the birthplace of the korean nation, following the day of agreement, they both touted a major step toward peace on the korean peninsula. donald trump heading to the midterm battleground nevada, holding a make america great again rally in las vegas, republican dean heller, tomorrow, senator heller in a close fight for reelection against democratic congresswoman jackie rosen. the president's visit comes a few weeks after mike pence's vegas trip. football season has just started but we know who will take the stage at the super bowl.

reportedly tapped to perform half time in atlanta but not everyone is pleased about that, one person saying doing this in atlanta is like going to olive garden in italy. posting an article titled 60 people wade better for the super bowl halftime show. jackie says you're saying maroon 5 will be boring but they got the hint. what do you think of that? it is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. secretary of state mike pompeo firing back at john kerry for trying to save the iran nuclear deal. >> john kerry can't seem to get off the stage. stop it, let it go. you had your day. julie: democrat launching a petition to stop nancy pelosi from becoming speaker of the house again. lauren stone and michelle ritchie debate it next.

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heather: confirmation circus. chuck grassley says getting brett kavanaugh's accuser to testify in the decades old allegation is a top priority. >> where i am focused right now is doing everything we can to make doctor ford comfortable. i am not worried about anything other than focusing for the next few days on encouraging her to come. heather: should she testify? here to debate is rochelle ritchie and editor-in-chief of campus reform.com, lawrence jones, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. heather: your response to what chuck grassley had to say, should she testify? it does seem they are willing to go wherever it is to talk to her?

>> this may be a rare moment i agree with senator grassley. it is imperative for doctor ford to come forward. i understand as a person who has survived sexual assault how difficult it can be to face your accuser. in this instance it is critical for her to do so simply because the narrative being pushed out by republicans is it is unbelievable because there is speculation she doesn't recall much of what happened and i am not an attorney so you or lawrence could correct me on that but i don't think the fbi would necessarily have jurisdiction over this case. it is where this happens. she needs to come forward, women and men, can stand up to the big battle. >> you have all these women bringing personal stories and to

this. then it becomes more about the incidents themselves and less about brett kavanaugh. >> that is the problem with this whole thing. it is insane that at one point they said she said she wanted to testify, she wanted to do this in a public hearing. they have given her all these combinations and she wants the fbi involved, as rochelle said. and without knowing all the facts.

that is not enough to take out a man. heather: you would think going back to feinstein, when and how that is released, truly concerned about this, let this information out earlier. >> i feel if senator feinstein had come forward with this information in july when she had it, it would have given us more time to get to the point of an investigation but now at the 13th our if you will, they are using this as a political pond. heather: in terms of being a political pond, will republicans lose the senate if they don't confirm brett kavanaugh? >> most definitely they will -- the republican base will say they did not have a spy.

quite frankly that is why grassley and collins who has been very moderate in the senate. we move forward because at this point they supported every accommodation. this is become political. she can talk to the press, she can talk to members of congress. heather: they have a razor thin margin already going into this and then democrats moving forward saying don't count on me. i will vote no like claire mccaskill who said that. >> i think republicans still have a chance to win the midterms if brett kavanaugh is not confirmed. the reason is they will be able to say if doctor ford does not come forward we gave her an opportunity, she didn't want to come forward and they will use

it as another tool to say democrats are unhinged, playing theatrics. todd: 1 about this in terms of democrats? 11 democrats signing this letter saying nancy pelosi is a no for speaker of the house. quickly. >> i was press secretary for the house democratic communications committee and i can tell you i don't think this is the way to go. you have a narrative that the democrats are a party of chaos, they lack leadership, they lack a message. bringing this into the fray won't benefit anyone and i personally think if democrats are looking for a new speaker, by vote towards congressman jeffries. that is my opinion. he is part of the democratic caucus.

he is one that does not get into the theatrics. he has a lot of respect on the left and right. heather: lawrence, 15 seconds. >> reporter: bad for the democratic party. they need new leadership. the problem is it is too late. they should have had this before election time. the problem is nancy pelosi has a lot of power, has a lot of money. heather: we will see what happens, lots to talk about. thank you for joining us, have a great day. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. you can learn abcs but no talking about see, a new push to keep politics out of the classroom. jackie ibanez breaks down the new proposal that has a lot of people talking. ♪ abc ♪ easy as 1-2-3 ♪

heather: former cia director michael payton advising the intelligence community to revolt over what donald trump called declassified documents related to the russia probe. >> dinner or later we are going to come to a point that with the president demand is so egregious the right thing for them to do to signal the alarm, to stand up the flare, is to say if you want this done, it is going to have to be done by someone else. >> those who are stalling are part of the cover-up. >> the same people out there running around saying national security concerns are the same people involved.

heather: the justice department, doj, and text and documents. donald trump does have the authority to bypass the recommendations to declassify the material. secretary of state mike pompeo tearing into john kerry for undermining the trump investigation for an excuse of interview, criticizing the obama era official from meeting with iranian officials. >> john kerry can't seem to get off the stage. it is one thing to meet with your counterpart and another thing, wendy sherman and the whole gang has in which is to seek to undermine what donald trump is trying to achieve. it is okay to talk with them but you have to work for american foreign-policy and they are not. >> john kerry, one of several obama era officials upset after donald trump pulled out of the iran nuclear agreement. keeping politics out of the

classroom, that is the idea behind the newly proposed bill called the teacher code of ethics. jackie ibanez joining us to break it down. don't how that would be possible these days. >> reporter: politics and personal views in the classroom would be a thing of the past. the idea coming from pennsylvania state lawmaker republican will thomas, he hopes to rally support from statehouse members writing a memo, quote, doing so takes time from instruction in the academic foundation subject like mathematics, science, english history and civics and prevent students from receiving high-quality public education for careers in the world of high-tech economies. k-12 would also be prevented from being open about endorsing or opposing candidates at the local, state and federal level. they cannot talk about activities that hamper or impede law enforcement action or military recruiters on campus. any violation of the policy

could result in suspension or loss of a teachers license. and ron emerson on facebook writing an open discussion, the position of teaching should not be the role from a political point of view for a teacher. just the basics, their personal opinion should not be shared and then it would help students if they want to discuss an election they should do it in a nonbiased way. heather: you got to learn how the government works. thank you so much. continue to send your comments to us. half past the top of the hour, north and south korea leaders wrapping up a summit as the trump administration set the deadline for the rogue nation to get rid of its nukes. what is the next step to make sure that happens? doctor rebecca grant breaks it down.

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heather: a murder suspect is dead after a massive manhunt in pennsylvania. parents at a reti committee after threatening to shoot his ex-wife at her home. she was not injured. investigators believe he was upset since their divorce was just finalized. it is not clear how he died. mollie tibbetts faqs killer pleads not guilty to 1st ° murder charges. christian rivera appearing in iowa court for his arraignment yesterday. the illegal immigrant led investigators to the iowa college student's body. a primary autopsy report revealed mollie tibbetts died from multiple sharp force injuries, the trial will begin next april. senate republicans refusing to delay brett kavanaugh's hearing,

setting a new deadline must decide whether she will testify. >> we emailed back and forth in an attempt to find a comfortable setting for doctor ford to share these allegations with the committee. we offered an opportunity for a public hearing, private hearing, to meet with staff, we offered to fly anywhere around the globe to meet with her. >> reporter: lawyers suggest she will not appear at the hearing unless the fbi investigates her claims. sources tell fox news that will likely not happen. people in the carolinas referring to the devastation left behind by florence. officials fear it could take years to recover from the catastrophic damage. donald trump seeing the devastation firsthand. >> families who lost loved ones, america grieves with you and our hearts break for you.

to those impacted by this terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help and we will recover. heather: 37 people have died in the wake of florence. the united states inviting north korea back to the negotiating table after the kim regime's groundbreaking peace pact with south korea. mike pompeo wants to denuclearize the zone and once that done by 2021. will the us be able to hold kim jong un to his commitment? national security analyst doctor rebecca grant. thanks for joining us, appreciate it. let's listen first to what mike pompeo had to say. >> we made steady, albeit slow progress. we have always known this would take time. the south koreans had a

successful engagement. we are moving forward in relation to chairman kim and donald trump, making the progress we need. heather: do you believe the progress so far between south and north korea. >> i do. president moon did well in bringing back these agreement points and dismantling the nuclear missile test site is a legitimate first step. we need to see other steps. mike pompeo is confident enough to say 2021 is a timeline. that is because he and kim and trump talked about all these issues throughout the spring so this is a legitimate step forward. we need to see a lot more but it is a good step. heather: we need to figure out how this would be confirmed to begin with. something i want to ask you about, north korea mentioned in respect to the united states, additional considerations.

what do you think additional considerations would be that we have to do? >> they are learning to be diplomats. that means we are at the negotiating table. they want security guarantees, they want a formal peace treaty eventually and they want the sanctions off. there is a long negotiating process. the next step we want to see as having international inspectors go back in with safeguards. they were kicked out in april 2009. we need to get inspectors back in and continue the process and north korea once an award for taking the steps. heather: inspectors went to iran with 30 days notice overcoming everything right now. let's talk about russia. people are missing this. every day there is another headline about what russia is doing and moves they are making in parts of the world, talk about the deal with turkey, in war-torn syria. is there a glimmer of hope for

them? what does this agreement with turkey mean for syria and us? >> the agreement was important for turkey because turkey has 31/2 million syrian refugees living in turkey. turkey, which is a great nato ally has to police the demilitarized zone northwest of the country on their border. it means no wave of refugees, no offensive. trump's warnings to russia helped get this agreement down. it will be tricky to enforce, they need to disarm the rebels, they need to keep this agreement. there is real caution going forward but it is good in a short-term. long-term we are stuck with russia in syria. the terrible legacy of obama's policy and i hate to see iran at the table. iran is oliver syria as well. the 20 russia made clear they are all across. >> russia as two permanent basis, this agreement help

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>> reporter: according to a report in the new york times facebook is getting ready to open its war room. this is to protect our upcoming midterm elections from the threat of misinformation like we saw in the presidential election. this war room is an old conference room they will be using. 22nd of, engineers and data scientists will be in this war room looking at monitors, in real time. they will see what is going on. they will be able to 0 in on this story that may see a spike in circulation. they will take care of that right away. facebook getting serious, they have more than 300 people dedicated to stopping the spread of misinformation ahead of the election. heather: interesting to see how they do that. delta increasing checked bag fees to $30. >> reporter: this is something

we saw coming. jetblue announced they would do the same, united and delta. your first checked bag going up from $25-$30. your second checked bag will be 30 -- up from $35-$40. the big question is will american airlines follow suit or use this as a competitive edge against the other airlines? we will have to wait and see. southwest the only one with no fees for checked bags. trish: longer lines boarding the plane? >> included overhead. heather: thank you so much. probably guilty, that is a pledge from joy behar taking aim at brett kavanaugh over sexual assault allegations. >> these white men, old, by the way, are not protecting women. they are protecting a man who is probably guilty.

heather: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with outrage pouring in on social media. >> reporter: the ladies on the view were reacting to recent comments telling men to shut up and step up. joy behar went on to say she grew up in an era when men protected women from predators. she urged brett kavanaugh to take a lie detector test and said probably guilty, no shortage of reaction on this one. the touchscreen appears a little funky. i will read it off the screen. leslie on facebook says since when do we skip the innocent until proven guilty to any accusation equals guilt? slippery slope. your he on facebook says the show promotes hate and division. another twitter user says ladies, did you feel the same way about president clinton?

ago fund me page set up to cover the cost of security and protection raised $200,000. if i was a white man in america, it seems that demographic, you can say something like that and it is okay. >> the innocent until proven guilty thing appears to be a big sidebar debate. it is becoming more the main focus of this whole thing as people are quick to demonize brett kavanaugh over these 35-year-old allegations. heather: the new york times tweeting people to alert them on disinformation ahead of the midterms. >> new york times hoping to stop the spread of fake news digitizer porter recently posted this tweet saying the new york times needs your help. we are looking for false information being spread

deliberately to confuse, mislead or influence voters ahead of the 2018 midterm election. they are looking for false information on facebook, twitter, youtube. the president made his feelings on the new york times very clear, he distrusts them. those folks who agree with him are firing back. hello, new york times, i would like to report the new york times. brendan says the joke tells itself. mcgill saying why are you looking for fresh ideas? a little bit of backlash. heather: the following the nikki haley article. >> that came up a lot. at times reporter who posted that we noticed the backlash and said the jokes were excellent and funny, he felt it was humorous. uma: self-deprecation, thanks a lot. 15 minutes until the top of the hour and the senate passing $1 billion opioid bill to fight addiction in america.

will it help? nan haworth is live to break it down. >> something has to happen. he is going to undermine america and the world. heather: democratic governor jerry brown escalating his attacks on donald trump to the next level. ♪

heather: tackling addiction in america, the senate passing a bipartisan bill targeting the opioid epidemic sweeping 19 wine one vote. the congress working on a compromise bill for the president to sign. what could this new legislation accomplished? joining me is congresswoman

doctor nan haworth. appreciate it. >> great to be with you. heather: let's talk about what the senate's opioid crisis act includes. makes it more difficult to get drugs like fentanyl and par fentanyl andrea arises funding from the grant program for comprehensive opioid recovery centers as well and other things. >> many other things because the package of 70 bills, the beautiful thing is the physician who knows something about congress has 99-1 in the senate. major initiative, $8.4 billion extending from the flow of drugs into the country to treatment and recovery. one of the key provisions is facilitating medication assisted therapy. allowing doctors to prescribe

more freely to similar medications which are alternatives meant to help patients who are opioid addicted, away from illegal and dangerous narcotics. that is a huge issue in the therapeutic community and many suspect medication assisted therapy is the most effective so this bill provides that. heather: what about things the bill did not provide that should have been included? >> the house and senate bills as you pointed out have to be reconciled and one of the differences between the two has to do with funding of inpatient treatment for folks with substance abuse. medicaid funding is limited for inpatient treatment. both bills provided increased funding but a lot of folks say there should be greater provision.

a lot of folks say $8.4 billion is an improvement in dance to the $4 billion already spent this year. heather: $4.65 billion for fiscal 2018 spending. >> thank you for the correction. that has been spent but a lot of folks say you could do $20 billion a year. heather: throwing more money at it is not necessary, if you look at the nervous, 72,000 deaths in 2017 alone from opioids. >> huge. everybody agrees. it affects every community. it is not a matter of income. it is not a matter of your address, race or gender. it is something that needs to be addressed compassionately and realistically. it is great to see we have the us postal service required to screen packages. drugs are being spent from china, fentanyl and not being

tracked, commercial carriers have to do that, coordinating between the fda and customs and border. heather: senator michael lee's point, a lot of it does need to come on the local level. it takes that intervention first for things to change. >> i agree with him and that is why i am so glad this bill has provisions to help providers in the community to do more. heather: thank you for joining us, great to have you with us. the time is eight minutes until the top of the hour and under fire, students coming together to pray for their coach's sit.or. that should be okay but activists quickly taking aim. how the community is fighting back. heather: love this.

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heather: the outgoing governor of california is ramping up his criticism of donald trump. jerry brown speaking out in an interview about climate change. >> it is dangerous and this

election will send a strong message to the country, the democrats will win and trump, something has got to happen to this guy because if we don't get rid of them, he will undermine america and the world. heather: has to happen to this guy. brown signed two laws banning the offshore drilling plan in california. a community fighting back after activists demand a high school football field, the freedom from religion group complaining about this social media post showing students and parents praying for the coach's sick daughter. this is in michigan. >> bottom line is it is the property of the school and the school has a responsibility to treat it like any other school property. it has to remain free of religion. bill: for his sick daughter, the school took down the post to avoid a legal battle. the town supports the girl by spreading the hashtag harper strong.

the time for the good, the bad and the ugly. how about some good after that, two little girls get the best surprise ever from their soldier mom. >> hi! heather: mary and naomi running into the arms of army captain cynthia jones. she is back home in california after spending nearly a year deployed in iraqi. now the bad. a college mascot misfires trying to shoot a t-shirt cannon. we have seen these. look what happens. not supposed to go that direction. university of colorado buffalo shooting himself in detroit and. he was taken away in a medical card but later he tweeted i am

all good. finally the ugly. and airline goes to new heights, they are misspelling their name on the side of the plane. it is missing the s. it could cost the company a lot to fix it. thank you for joining us on "fox and friends first," goodbye. rob: speak now or forever hold your peace. senate judiciary chair chuck grassley refusing to delay monday's proposed hearing with judge brett cavanagh and his accuser. jillian: she has until tomorrow to make a decision, will she testify? live in washington. >> the closest i will never have in my life to and i is moment. jillian: mister spartacus himself eyeing the white house. rob: cory booker says it is his responsibility to run against donald trump.