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. yes, america, selfy safe zones

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your day with us. let's begin here. republicans refusing to delay brett kavanaugh's hearing set for monday. his accuser must decide by tomorrow whether she will talk to the senate judiciary committee. todd: doug luzader with what we just learned about a possible investigation. >> reporter: christine ford has a big decision to make. her attorneys have given mixed signals, first saying she would be willing to testify and then saying she won't under the present circumstances. she now has a deadline. the senate judiciary committee has given her until tomorrow to decide whether to show up at the hearing on monday but republicans say there are other options as well. >> where i am focused now is doing everything we can to make doctor ford comfortable with coming before the committee either in an open session or

closed session or public or private interviews, four different ways she could choose to come. >> brett cavanagh is standing by his denial he ever assaulted her in high school, democrats and ford's lawyers say they want an fbi investigation before the judiciary committee moves forward. >> testify on monday or not be heard is fairly outrageous. what is shocking to me is there is a normal process for supreme court justice nomination and it starts with an fbi background check. >> reporter: if ford is a no-show monday republicans are likely to move forward with the vote on brett kavanaugh's nomination. with the republican ranks will hold in the wake of this allegation. jillian: a lot can change in the

next few hours and days. todd: democrats under fire for their handling of the situation. jillian: us attorney for the district of columbia joseph denver said they disappointed the american people. >> given an opportunity to testify after the surrender this process which senator feinstein foisted on the senate and the american people in a complete abrogation of senatorial responsibility, this is one of the great shameful moments in the history of the senate and she should be ashamed of herself. so should every democrat on that committee, not just because what they are doing to brett kavanaugh but because of what they are doing to the constitution. democrats care about one thing, power. that is what this is about and they are trying to delay vote on this nomination so it does not occur and the republicans must not let that happen because if they do not confirm brett kavanaugh, they will lose the senate.

todd: donald trump wants to hear from both sides before confirmation vote happens. jillian: fox news alert, the war on cops intensifying overnight, two deputies rushed to the hospital following a chasing shootout in los angeles, suspects opening fire as the deputies responded to a call about a man flashing a gun near a park. both deputies are in stable condition, one suspect was killed, two others in custody. and maryland two officers are shot serving a drug-related search warrant, the unidentified cops don't to a trauma center after being hit in the hand and shoulder, they are expected to survive, the suspect is behind bars, 36 police officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty this year. the crisis in chicago escalating overnight, four people including a 6 month make baby and teenage girl shot in the windy city. police say there was an argument when someone in a ski mask

started shooting. the newborn baby boy with it twice in the stomach, 13-year-old girl was shot in the shoulder. both children are hospitalized in stable condition. no one in custody at this point, 1700 people have been shot in chicago so far this year. >> communities in the carolinas, the wrath of florence. griff jenkins joins us from north carolina in the wake of the hardest hit areas. >> still feeling affects of florence. the bridge still closed, structural integrity goes over the cape fear river and if you look at this drone footage --

>> that is something i'm concerned with, small business getting up and running. two years ago we had matthew. fema with your very quickly. >> reporter: here in fayetteville, one death attributed to the 37 we are reporting, 136 rescues. it will be a long time, the president making that visit yesterday, he didn't get to fayetteville but he did reach out to all the families who lost so much. take a listen. >> getting teed up for money. we have it and we will be

supplying it and there will be nothing left undone. have everything you need. >> reporter: rainfall numbers were almost double south of here, highway 95 as it approaches lumberton. florence not done yet. todd: come home soon. you have been there for two week doing an amazing job. the kids need you. a final show of unity. president moon and kim jong un climbing a volcano considered sacred. the highest mountain on the peninsula and the birthplace of the korean nation, this follows a major step towards peace. jillian: chicago's outgoing mayor, $350 million project closer to reality. democrat ron a manual is expected to sign off on an

agreement for the obama president of center today. it will allow the foundation to pay $10 for a 99 year lease, 20 acres of parkland. the center has been criticized for its potential negative impact on the surrounding community. and todd: donald trump heading to nevada for a make america great again rally in las vegas today, fundraising events for republican dean heller, that will happen tomorrow. senator heller is in a close fight for reelection against democratic congresswoman jackie rosen. the president's visit comes weeks after mike pence's visit to vegas as well. jillian: democratic leaders demanded the fbi defied donald trump over fisa classification but tom fitton slamming liberal lawmakers doing anything from keeping donald trump from doing his job. >> the anti-trump bias. all about getting trump, keeping

this information classified is designed to make it harder for donald trump to defend himself against the lawlessness. rob: are democrats panicked about what documents are going to disclose? democrats have tried to convince brett kavanaugh but what about the innocent until proven guilty concept? jillian: lisa booth said that me too movement turn society if i don't, why it is impossible for someone to clear their name after a ruling in the court of public opinion. stay right there.

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todd: lisa booth has a lot to say about this, joins us with her reaction. great to have you here. you tweeted a lot of reaction on your recent tweets. my biggest concern with the me too movement is we overcorrected as a society and a man is guilty until proven innocent. there is no due process or fair hearing and the court of phobic opinion for the accused, making it almost impossible for someone to clear their name. twitter, not a lot of characters, explain. >> my biggest concern, you have a lot of men in your life you love and appreciate, i do too. my concern as we overcorrected as a society in that now especially in the court of public opinion there is no fair hearing for a man once accused. look at brett kavanaugh. this allegedly happened 36 years ago. christine ford and her attorney are calling for an fbi investigation. my response would be an investigation into what? she doesn't remember when or where or how she got there or how she got home so how is it

possible to even have an investigation when she doesn't remember so many facts? if she cannot remember so many facts how are we supposed to automatically take her key allegation and key facts of this accusation of sexual assault or attempted sexual assault of rape at face value and not question the veracity of it simple because of her gender? that is what we have set up with this me too movement which is scary to me. he said she said. until we hear otherwise. as far as doctor ford and brett kavanaugh are concerned. i read through a lot of the responses to your tweet. it got so much response and the majority of people said i agree with you. there is a tweet from a woman named elizabeth who said i totally agree and i am amy too victim. a lot of people say i am afraid for my husband, afraid for my

son, afraid relatives, friends and my family that they will be accused of something and how will you prove otherwise? what would you say to people who say what about the victims? should we be worried about them? >> of course we should be worried about the victims. i by no means advocate against anything -- against that. the point i would make is the me too movement serves a point in the sense that for far too long women felt they couldn't step up with a workplace incident or something like that and would not be heard and that is problematic and we should accept that as a society. the point i make is there is has been an overcorrection where a man is guilty until proven innocent. i don't want to live in that society either. heather: house we get past that? >> more women need to step up and say let's have some balance, some critical thinking, some objectivity and let's make sure we are getting this right. but vogue columnist, less then a

year ago, she is okay if an innocent man gets caught up in this because it is serving the greater good, to paraphrase her tweet. that is not acceptable and i'm not okay with that and women should not be okay with that because it is not okay if an innocent man gets caught up in this, maligned, smeared, his career ruins. that is my problem with the me too movement. in the instance of brett kavanaugh his life is not being taken into account and his life is hanging in the balance as well as that needs to be considered. jillian: we don't know if we will hear from her. todd: you knew you would get back lash. >> i really think it is important or i would not have tweeted that to begin with. jillian: i know you and you think it is important. 17 after the hour. there is never a better time to enter the workforce so who should get credit? >> when you hear these folks bragging about this economic miracle, just remember when it

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>> union leader sparking outrage after encouraging voters to commit fraud. >> vote early, vote often, whatever you can get away with. jillian: that at a meet and greet with democrats in illinois last week was the republican party calling the comments despicable. they went the attorney general's office to investigate. >> remember when cory booker said this at brett kavanaugh's

confirmation hearings? >> the closest i will ever get to and i am spartacus moment. todd: he could get his spartacus and trailblazer moment in a white house run against donald trump. telling the new york magazine, quote, the presidency will be something i consider, and irresponsible not to. >> barack obama suggested the booming economy is the result of his administration, not donald trump's. heather: our next guest went to michigan state university to ask students what they thought. what are your thoughts on that comment? >> he has been out long enough now that it is not on him anymore. it is more on donald trump. >> once a president is done ahead off. >> to take credit for something happening down the line.

jillian: here with more media director for campus reform, thank you for your time. what did you make of what you heard? >> fascinating, especially president obama's comments, if the economy was not booming the way it is he would be washing hand of this, saying once the president is out of office the economy has nothing to do with him but now that it is booming under the leadership of donald trump it has everything to do with me, my economy. when it comes to young people's perception it is fascinating. the left overplay their hands. they have been convincing and people donald trump would be doomsday come millions will die, the economy will crash, prepare for armageddon and that hasn't happened. young people are talking to their friends and parents and a lot of them are realizing there has never been a better time to be a young person. if you are graduating college there are more job openings, more opportunity, no better time to start a business. a lot of people are waking up to that fact and that is positive for republicans and donald trump.

todd: let's see what they had to say. role table. >> when you are in the role of president of the united states it is supposed to bring people together, not polarized them. >> he conduct his business, i don't agree with. overall he does some good things. >> i think he should stay off twitter. >> he is trying to make it healthier and longer. >> that was general reaction to the president, kind of interesting. we talk about liberal universities. that wasn't so hard-core leftist that it made you cry. >> it was fascinating. many students i spoke to on campus said i don't love the tweeting and a lot of things about his attitude but i can't deny the results. that is in line with polling what voters say, they approve of his handling of the economy they are not crazy about personality. it is important to remember who is in college, not just

millennials but generations the, campus reform, the generation that came of age under president obama's economy of economic uncertainty and for the first time in our lives they are seeing economic certainty, stock market booming, unemployment rates go way down. a lot of people may not agree with donald trump's personal decisions, things about his character, they are coming out and say i approve of his economic handling of the economy. jillian: did you get the sense most students are excited to get out into the workforce after they graduate because of the economy? >> there has never been more economic confidence among young people so i think people are realizing the opportunities and it is important to remember with the midterms coming up, people coming out saying they want to be part of the resistance but when people look at the economy which is an important issue for most voters how many of them are going to say when it comes down to it i don't want to mess up what is going on. do we want to elect new people to office?

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investigators believe he was upset since their divorce was just finalized. it is unclear how he died. jillian: elizabeth smart says she will not live in fear now that her kidnapper is a free woman. >> the best thing all of us can do is vigilant but also to not live in fear and to move forward with their life because that is what i plan to do. jillian: wanda barzee was released five years early after her sentence was miscalculated. the 70 the 72-year-old will be on federal supervisory lease for 5 years. smart was 14 years old when brian mitchell kidnapped her in utah in 2002. he is serving a life sentence. todd: terror attacks worldwide are decreasing but the threat still very real. there were 8600 attacks in 2017,

that is a 23% decrease from the year before. 18,700 people killed, that is a 27% decrease as well. counterterrorism officials say the drop is due to officials ramping up efforts to fight isis but the state department wants terror groups are becoming more resilient. jillian:'s democrats defined donald trump's order to declassify document about the russia investigation. leaders including house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer asking the fbi and doj to ignore the president's request until consulting congress first. they say his declassification order is a, quote, brazen abuse of power. the left's continual push to conceal document have some questioning their motives. tom fitton says maybe they would rather attack donald trump and uncover the truth. >> devon nunez and bob goodlatte

reviewed the documents the president wants to declassify and they know there is nothing worth protecting in terms of protecting national security. the media complaining about the release of this information, this very scandal was happily reporting classified information that was rightly classified the release of which would harm national security. it is all about anti-trump bias, all about keeping information classified, designed to make it harder for donald trump to defend himself against the lawlessness. jillian: there is no word from doj and fbi officials when those documents will be made public. todd: keeping politics out of the classroom. that is the idea behind the new proposed bill, teacher code of ethics. jillian: jackie ibanez breaks it down. >> reporter: impasse, politics and personal views in the classroom would be a thing of the past. the idea from pennsylvania state lawmaker will tomlin who is

hoping to rally support from statehouse members writing a memo, quote, doing so takes time away from construction in the academic foundation subjects of mathematics, science, english, history and civics that prevents our students receiving a high quality public education for careers in the global high-tech economy. public school teachers k-12 would be prevented from being open about endorsing candidates at the local, state and federal level. in addition they could not talk about activities the, quote, hamper and impede law enforcement action or military recruiters on campus. any violations of the policy could result in suspension or loss of a teachers license. we ask you to send your thoughts. tammy on facebook rights teachers should not been politics into the classroom. and a personal position, they will remain neutral and david tweets this to us. i agree with it, teachers are

not to push personal agenda on kids. >> very difficult -- >> before we get to that. >> we have pizza over here but first the weather. >> got to do a little bit of weather and talk about a national day. current temperatures 66 in new york. across the upper midwest and the plains states that is where we see the threat for strong to severe storms. we want everyone to know what to do. a tornado report in nebraska and kansas and here's the area we are watching overnight in the midwest, we have the wind and the hail and tornadoes. be careful and listen to your local weather forecast. we see potential for heavy rain

over these areas across texas towards minnesota and wisconsin and there's the forecast, we have drier conditions across the carolinas. are we done? >> that is an old pepperoni pizza day. if you haven't seen people this excited -- heather: they asked me to check out jillian is a vegetarian. no other thing to say. >> this is the craziest pizza. i mean that as a compliment. >> after the show we have a story pitch meeting, eight stories all weekend. this is the only one.

>> when asked if lisa wanted to save her pizza i will be there, i will stay. >> leave it on. we will get pepperoni. >> so much pizza on the side. >> you guys are talking. on the side -- looking on with you. it is fantastic. >> only one new york story. it is all up to that. >> i am just eating, eating. >> i think we are done. 36 after the hour. democrats around donald trump's agenda, hope attorney general races across the country do that. we breakdown which wants to watch. jillian: america has come to this, selfy safe zones. we are not allowed obviously.

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todd: 20 minutes before the top of the our. remember when nancy pelosi said this? >> in terms of the bonus corporate america received versus the crumbs they are giving to workers. like giving you a bowl of dog do with cherry on top and, chocolate sundae. self-promotion is a terrible thing but someone has got to do it. i am a master legislator. todd: some democrats disagree, lawmakers from her own party trying to prevent her becoming speaker of the house if they win control in november. there was a petition to raise votes needed to nominate a speaker candidate according to the atlantic.

currently a nominee, simple majority of caucus members to the floor for a vote. democrats want to change that to require a majority of that. proposed rule change will be voted on next week. actor jack black on the hollywood walk of fame ceremony using it to slam the president. >> i love you all so much except donald trump is a [bleep] todd: the actor screaming the slur, not the first time he used derogatory terms against the president. black called on celebrities who talk more blank at a benefit concert last year. jillian: the battle for control of congress are the real races to watch closer to home. the president and partner of maclachlan and associates says the game changers are state attorney general races. thank you for being with us. let's talk about these races to watch. we have a bunch of them.

>> in many ways the attorney general races are underrated. democrats said after donald trump got elected they would use the courts and attorney generals to fort trump and the republicans agenda. jillian: let's start in minnesota. a lot of focus on democrat keith ellison. >> all eyes on keith ellison. he has been a controversial figure for a long time for being anti-israel, powelling around with louis farrakhan and recently was accused of domestic abuse allegations from a former girlfriend and one of the things democrats are talking about is charges against him and putting them under the rug versus brett kavanaugh. heather: what do you think will happen? >> i think that vote will win. he has come from behind.

the attention focuses on keith ellison, the better he will be. jillian: a democrat here, conversation surrounding him, he works in the obama administration. >> a lot framed this race. and wiser is a professor who worked in the obama administration versus an experienced prosecutor, he prosecuted the aurora shooting and run statewide. >> how do you see this playing out? >> qualifications matter in attorney general race is more than a lot of other races and the fact that there's more experience as a prosecutor and district attorney, that really helps him.

elizabeth: jillian: in michigan, that is a skill for trump in 2016. >> it was huge for donald trump in 2016. people said he couldn't win. this is one of those races are you have a leader in the state representative, a recent poll had her ahead here. this is one of those races that will be close to watch because a lot of liberal groups are supporting, and she has had criticism on the fact she called for legalizing marijuana. for in attorney general to say that, there is pushback even in democratic areas. jillian: heading to ohio always important and an election. >> florida, ohio. you have two good candidates on both sides of the aisle. the state auditor has a lot of attention, he used his auditor position to clean a public corruption and scandals and corruption in schools. steve dettelback worked in the

ministries and that there's nothing barack obama on his website. jillian: florida is the race to watch? >> i think so in a lot of ways. in florida everyone is focused on the governors race but the attorney general's race really matters. the republicans are excited about that. i heard somebody say she is a judge, a prosecutor, a mom. her husband worked in law enforcement. she won a primary where she was significantly -- comes from a political family. he is a former attorney, never prosecuted a case in florida. that will be an issue. jillian: at the end of the day -- >> in florida, she won't run away. she will be competitive. i give her the edge. jillian: thank you for joining

us, appreciate it. todd, let's go to you. >> reporter: funny or not funny? >> bob mcnair is a disaster and i have a replacement for him called the affordable care act. >> saturday night not live slam for one of its veteran comedians. steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends". pete: coming up on "fox and friends," a 3-hour telecast with some great guests. florida senator marco rubio, a member of the senate foreign relations committee joining us, we will talk to him about how he called for the department of justice probe what john kerry has been doing with the iranian's and judge engine napolitano and dana lash and michelle nelkin talking about them about the brett cavanagh hearings and what happens monday.

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jillian: chevy chase slamming his also saying recent comedy skits like these are just not funny. >> obamacare is a disaster and i do have a replacement. it is called the affordable care act. >> going to take our economy from here to here. >> the only people who thank jesus are republicans and ex-crackheads. heather: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the social media response. clark griswold angry. >> chevy chase, one of the original snl cast members, have a lot to say. during interview with washington post he said i'm amazed lauren michaels has gone solo. i had to watch a little of it and i couldn't believe it. a whole generation laughs at the world's worst humor, worst humor in the world. this is a big deal because he was on the show in 1975 during

the first season, helps create weekend update. he is very colorful language. a lot of folks talking about this on social media. the humor is sanitizing and politically polarizing, another twitter user says he is right, comedy is not the same. lastly calvin says snl is different these days. he says it has gone downhill since the second season. it should be mentioned that he left the show in the middle of the second season. >> the new york times is up to something, not working out. >> new york times helping stop the spread of fake news, time supporter posted this tweet, the new york times needs your help, looking for false information being spread liberally to confuse, mislead or influence voters at of the 2018 midterm election. the president made his feelings on the new york times clear.

those who agree with him are sounding off. neck said have you tried launching an internal investigation? another twitter user says look in the mirror, and another says i would like to report the new york times. >> one school getting rid of the homecoming queen for the greater good. >> chelsea high school in michigan no longer naming a student homecoming queen. they will be handing out and excellence award. the chelsea high school student advisor saying the excellence award helps shift what we value when you put a sash on someone. you're saying the person represents what we value so this excellence award will shift toward focusing on academics so boys and girls can get it. they are getting away, doing away with homecoming queen because a lot of girls were getting nominated as a joke to

bully them. no shortage of reaction on social media. some people think it is a bad idea saying it is a snowflake type deal. others say it is a great idea, homecoming queen is outdated. jillian: what about kids? >> i don't know. the homecoming queen caused the controversy. i will give out two excellence awards to todd and julie. jillian: we give you one too. rob: marijuana industry once to send donors up in smoke. billboards featuring nurses, cops and even grandmothers popping up in california. jillian: they have the word donor crossed out. the campaign illuminating that negative connotation with the drug. heather: they want to see marijuana users come from all walks of life. >> talking selfys. >> delaware dmv setting up designated selfy zones in cars.

they want people to take pictures in front of the backdrop after getting their driver's licenses. instead of taking a picture of their new ids and sharing that personal information online. jillian: we will be right back. the lexus ls 500 & ls 500 h. take advantage of great offers on the 2018 ls 500. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i am totally blind. . .

todd: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. college student can soon raise their beer and wine glasses in class. jillian: come on. why wasn't this around when

i was in school? todd: undergrad degree in beer and wine making. jillian: i want to go back to school. police find this masked bandit inside a home. she woke up and found the raccoon climbing around on her vanity. the pinellas county sheriff's office said they captured and released it. todd: finally the ugly. expensive sneaker backlash glorifying poverty. take a look at those. get this. people say the $530 shoes. jillian: what? todd: golden goose look like they are being held together by tapes. follows last year's muddy jeans. those jeans 425 bucks. glorifying poverty and charging egregious amount of

money for it. jillian: if you would buy those sneakers tell me why. todd: thank you for letting me hang out. pete hegseth will be here tomorrow. i'm going to my sister-in-law's wedding. jillian: we will. happy wedding. todd: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> dr. ford's attorney says rush ago hearing is contrary to the committee discovering the truth. >> i'm not worrying about anything other than encouraging her to come. >> these white men, old by the way, they are protecting a man who is probably guilty. >> this argument that she is being bullied and into this rush of a hearing is absurd. >> the war on cops intensifying overnight. two deputies rush to the hospital following a chase and shootout in los angeles. in maryland, two officers are shot serving a search warrant. >> former secretary of state john kerry has met four times with iranian leadership. >> secretary kerry can't seem to get off the stage. it's okay to talk with him. but you have to be