>> found out tuesday, she came to this corner, listening to our favorite song, doing her favorite activity. todd: from planning a wedding to planning a funeral. the family of a jogger stamped to death trying to make sense of a nightmare. jillian: their message to the community in an interview now. colin kaepernick lacing up his sleeves. todd: the rumors of a return to the field, "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ friday ♪ monday you can call upon ♪ tuesday wednesday ♪ break my heart ♪ thursday the season started

♪ friday i love ♪ saturday ♪ heather: shot outside, you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. jillian: the last friday of summer. tomorrow. todd: it was already over and my head, labor day, done. good morning, thanks for joining us, the woman who accused brett kavanaugh of sexual assault willing to testify under specific conditions as brett cavanagh double down on taking the stand as soon as possible. todd: what happens next? >> reporter: we have a list of demands from christine ford, this may be an opening gambit. at least one of these items seems like a bridge too far. is that list of demands, no questions from lawyers, only members of the judiciary committee. brett kavanaugh is not allowed

in the room and he must testify first. that final point will be an issue. legal proceedings in the interests of fairness the accused is given a chance to respond to allegations and that demand would turn that principle on its head, not clear whether ford would be willing to give on that point. democrats say the process is unfair and the burden of proof should be on brett kavanaugh. >> the option is show up monday or don't show up at all. i consider that set up for failure. they would like a he said she said scenario. you know what happens in those scenarios? the men are typically believed. you see those issues through your own lens. >> when i walked into the studio tonight there was a presumption of innocence and you did not have to presume your innocence. i'm a little surprised what the senator from new york said. >> donald trump said the process

needs to play out. he voiced his support for brett kavanaugh. >> to take a man like this and be smart, that said, let her have her say and see how it works out. i don't think you can delay it any longer, they delayed it a week already. >> reporter: brett cavanagh issued a statement denying these allegations and expressing his hope this process plays out quickly. he would like to have this hearing take place next week. todd: donald trump blasting democrats for obstructing plans to build a border wall, touting america's success abroad. >> democrats want to open borders which equals massive crime coming into the country. republicans want strong borders, no crime.

we are going to make our country stronger than ever before. we are not ever going to apologize to other countries for our great success or our great country. we turned around, we are respected again. before i came in it looked like we were going to war with north korea. relationships getting better and better and hostages back and nuclear testing and no testing of missiles and rockets, we are doing well. we believe no american should be left behind. >> the president heading to springfield where he will hold another make america great again rally. and i for an eye, a 242, the

chilling bible verse as the favorite quote on facebook. and coworkers at the warehouse where she worked before turning the gun on herself. one coworker claims she wanted to, quote, because i. >> the mother of a team laid to rest next to her daughter. evelyn rodriguez hit by a car after a confrontation with a neighbor. her daughter, 16-year-old kayla was stabbed to death. and the state of the union address. >> house judiciary committee threatening to subpoena bruce kim jong un 6's wife, she worked as a fusion gps contractor

behind the fake dossier. the testimony could support claims there was bias against donald trump. and the relationship of dossier, with christopher steele. >> donald trump identifying the reins of two us soldiers recovered from north korea. charles mcdaniel from indiana died at the korean war at the age of 32. private first class william jones was 19 years old, the remains handed over by north korea following donald trump's historic summit with kim jong un. >> recovery efforts in the wake of florence far from over. some communities seeing signs of floodwaters receding. todd: griff jenkins joins us from north carolina where he

spoke to sums -- servicemembers containing the devastation. >> reporter: in recovery mode in fayetteville but waters still rising in north carolina and south carolina, the governor visited fayetteville talking with the squads the worked so hard around-the-clock. and cooperation with the administration has been going well. here is what he had to say. >> hundreds of rescues have occurred. i'm grateful to the men and women who do this. amazing how we were able to pull together as americans to get this job done. i spoke with and mess with the president, giving us what we need, they promised help in the long haul. we will hold them to it. >> reporter: the governor saying we are not out of the woods yet. a big part of this operation has come from fort bragg, you know

how big that base is and the commanding general of the third expeditionary command talked to me yesterday about the role they play. listen. >> we had 16 teams across eastern north carolina and those teams are out. we have a ways to go because as you know the floodwaters might be receding in fayetteville, all that water is being pushed to the coast. >> reporter: those soldiers leapt into action as the storm water is hit and arose. it will be months if not years before this is over and those rescue squads as well as the army, and everyone else keep playing a part for now. todd: you have been doing yeoman's work on the ground, thanks for bringing that to us. the first former nfl

quarterback, colin kaepernick's attorney, hinting at a return to the football field. >> i will just say stay tuned, there may be news next week. todd: his attorney suggesting to tm the sports the raiders and or the patriots could be interested in signing him as harvard university prepares to give him the wep do boys metal following his national anthem protests. past recipients of the award include folks that deserve it like mohammed ali. jackie: brown's win meaning the new york jets, 21-17 for the first when in two years. todd: in a come back when in the second quarter leading to a victory. unleashing victory bridges, handing out three bud lights in cleveland, check it out.

♪ we are the champions ♪ we are the champions ♪ jackie: cleveland police tweeting we won, stay calm, go brown's. todd: they haven't left cleveland and i see three fans passed out on sidewalks, cleveland, stay classy. watch those open up. 600 days to win. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the our. brett kavanaugh's accuser since she will testify but not until he goes first and on her terms. democrats have no plans to expedite the process. >> this is being done for pure political purposes with no concern for the constitution or the senate. shame on them all. >> the left latching onto these

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confirmation process, then came calls for testifying, what should happen next in this process? >> i believe it is important to hear both sides unless this accuser is willing to speak, then we need to hear from her but i don't like the fact that she is changing her mind so often on what she would like to do and then she goes back and says she needs further discussion with her attorney. this is going around and around in circles and now it does seem politicized which is unfortunate because that minimizes actual people who have been victimized and sexually assaulted. i think at this point if her requests are going to be met then we need to hear from her, but we need to move forward and make sure we approve brett kavanaugh. todd: the president and other republican said we need to hear her, is part of this process but

once she is heard, the confirmation vote if it is a he said she said situation how to change anything? >> that is a tough one and that will be up to senate republicans and the rest of the senate to decide that. i hate that this is politicized but monday was an arbitrary day they set so as long as her other requests are met it is important we do hear from her. she is a working mother and has had death threats and she is concerned about her security detail. if we can accommodate that, that is a reasonable request. it is not unusual to say monday doesn't work for me, can we do another day? i don't think there's anything wrong with that. pete: members of the committee

can question her, brett kavanaugh cannot be in the room and brett kavanaugh has to be questioned before her. how does he defend himself if he is testifying and she brings new allegations, going second means she has the last word. >> that is a good question because that does play into the he said she said. how does he get to have a fair say in this. this happened so long ago she herself doesn't remember where it took place, when it took place, it seems very fishy to me. if it comes to the point we need to listen to her side whether it is public or private, let's hear from her. we can hear from brett kavanaugh and move on. time to move on and approve brett cavanagh. pete: there's a double standard with keith ellison facing

verifiable charges of sexual assault and 36 years ago is what is talked about. should be consistent? >> most definitely. this is a very convenient -- this is not good. keith ellison, there is evidence. she provided medical -- pete: should he drop out of the race? >> i don't know about dropping out of the race that he should step down. i talked with the dnc and they have a procedure in place. jamie harrison would be my pick to fill his shoes, deputy director. pete: thank you, good debate. we will be right back. thank you. (avo) help control cravings

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licenses from several shelters for migrant children following reports of rampant abuse. eight southwest key facilities under scrutiny after investigation into abuse reports that some shelters have not conducted fingerprint checks for all employees, they are moving to revoke licenses after the nonprofit mister deadline to show background checks. pete: an overwhelming majority of amazon employees appeared to support the democratic party. a new study reveals since 2006, 90% of workers contributions at the company went to democratic packs and only 10% went to republicans. since 2004 employees contributed $611,000 to hillary clinton's former presidential campaign. that little bar, $64,000 for donald trump.

candidate trump even lower. the house with the clock and its walls, the story of a young boy who goes to live in his uncle's haunted house in an action-packed adventure just in time for halloween. >> there's:00 in the wall. we don't know what it does. something horrible. jackie: it hits film today. if it were your box office but or should you go out to eat? kevin mccarthy. >> honestly you could eat and go to the movies, favorite date night with my wife, dinner and movie on friday night. this is directed by eli rob most known for his work with quentin tarantino or his work in r-rated portals like hospital and cabin fever. he's taking on a pg film to

bring back old school movies like poltergeist or gremlins making it more family-friendly versus the r-rated material he normally works with. jack black, cate blanchett and the plot line dealing with the house with the clock in its walls, the title speaks for itself. there are great special-effects and horror elements. the great thing is you will notice the tone is still in a pg film but more available for family audiences. i thought it was a lot of fun. the moments the script feels stiff and dialogue feel scripted at times but overall i found the film enjoyable, 3 out of 5. i wouldn't call it great by any means but an entertaining film and a good pathway if you want your kids to watch family-friendly films, this goes back to old-school emblem days of those horror movies. pete: life itself, another movie.

>> it is getting bad reviews and i'm trying to figure out why. you are dealing with introspective storylines all connected through one random event that happened years ago, the idea that one little event can shape dozens of lives over many years. this film hit me at the right time. i saw it after i left, had a profound conversation with friends about life in general and the macro level of ice from the microlevel, the cast is incredible. olivia wilde, a huge cast, it is r-rated, this is us. this -- there is some you manipulation emotionally, it manipulates the audience too emotionally but i found it clever, nonlinear storytelling,

great performances, i gave it 3.5 out of 5. the reviews are very bad, scathing, hatred for this film. i'm in the minority, i thought it was well done. i don't think it is great by any means but very solid film with great things to say and profound messages, 3.5 out of 5. pete: you are never afraid to be a contrarian. >> thanks, have a great weekend. pete: 26 after the top of the our. the family of a murdered jogger in washington dc overcome with grief, now turning to faith. >> that person -- might be a child. jackie: jillian is live in washington with the questions police are working to answer this morning.

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her daughter thought of to the last minute after being stabbed twee 7 times are commonly used jogging trail. jackie: surveillance video showing the final moments of life. jillian joins us from dc as police bring closure to the family. jillian: her daughter says there is no room for hate in her heart for anthony crawford, the man accused of killing her daughter. it was last week, she was trying on wedding dresses with her mom, they now plan to bury her in. we spoke with her family before a candlelight vigil last night. what are your words about that man? what happened at this corner is awful. >> it is awful. i would be more mad if there was a motive behind it but i know wendy was in the happiest moment of her life, just got engaged to

the love of her life. we were here last thursday, we left on monday and now we are back here. >> without more information, to be so random. again woman in the prime of her life doing what a lot of people do on a daily basis, out there exercising, for her to lose her life is scary. >> the importance of police officers recognizing their surroundings, individuals in the community, recognizing their habits and behavior because that is what helps in this situation. >> the officers look at that video have a pretty good sense of who that person was and even now, areas where he might be. the people who provided tips in this case, able to get quick closure. >> tuesday she was happy. she listened to her favorite song, doing her favorite

activity and -- >> how do you get through this? >> i am in pain. my heart doesn't have room for hate or resentfulness. because i am a christian. wendy was a child of god. we just know that it is coming from him, not anywhere else. i just let it go. jillian: the strength of that family truly remarkable. according to court documents the 23-year-old suspect had a history of using k 2, a synthetic form of marijuana, police have not confirmed whether that played a role in this random attack.

they say he has a criminal history but nothing that explains why he did this. family and police also know they don't want people to be afraid to be out in their communities, going for that jog, but for people to be alert. pete: the type of thing that hits home, random happenings. thanks a lot. jillian: the woman accusing brett kavanaugh is willing to testify but under very specific conditions. pete: i should read now. christine blasey-ford's legal team says she will take the stand if there are no questions from lawyers, if brett kavanaugh is not allowed in the room and if only he testifies first. jackie: brett kavanaugh says he's ready to testify as soon as possible. pete: now facing intense scrutiny.

>> press secretary ari fleischer says the conditions violate rules of due process. >> professor sword -- professor ford is entitled to make accusations, but does not determine pools of the senate, senators do and there's a bipartisan process for these. that is where the accuser goes first, makes the case and then brett kavanaugh has the ability to listen, not necessarily from the same room, i agree with the lawyers on that, he shouldn't be in the room but he will be in position to answer the questions, rebut the charges. if he hasn't heard them there is no fairness to the process. he needs to hear them. i think chairman grassley indicated the senate won't go along with letting her -- they will do it the standard way, the accuser goes first. pete: brett kavanaugh reiterating he is willing to testify as early as possible to defend his integrity.

jackie: the student pilot charged with trying to steal a plane from a florida airport. he is accused of sneaking onto an empty passenger jet in orlando. they are tackling the 22-year-old, he broke free running onto the tarmac before being arrested. authorities trying to figure out his motive, this happening more than a month after baggage handlers stole plane from seattle crashing it into his death. pete: and air pressure mixup causes 30 passengers to start bleeding on a flight. the jetway airways flight forced to make emergency landing in mumbai when passenger started experiencing ear pain and nosebleeds. the airline says the crew forgot to turn on the air pressure switch, a minor oversight. 5 passenger suffered mild deafness. they will take more than a week to recover. the story, firefighters play a

dangerous game of tug-of-war with a fire tornado. i didn't know these existed. there firehose sucked into the sky by the 200 foot twister in canada. it was so hot that the hose melted in midair. firefighters, said it through burning logs that them for 45 minutes. the flaming twisters occur when extremely hot air blows through a fire at a certain angle causing spinning momentum. i will ask janice dean about that later. jackie: a fifth-grader doing viral for whatever it takes to -- this shows laying on the ground making sure the american flag doesn't hit the ground. the boys take this seriously. >> this is our nation's flag, our school's flag. it is how we represent our country. >> they were taught to properly fold the flag by their custodian, a 20 year air force veteran.

pete: i got to ask what is a fire tornado and how does it happen? >> a great description, wind from different levels of the amateur causing a twisting motion, the same premise as a regular tornado because of a cold front, clashing hermas, the same idea and a lot of these fires make their own weather system. trombones. pete: i love fall. cold front, speaking about tornadoes in minnesota, several of them because we never had this cold front, two hermas is coming together and thus far like system moving across the upper midwest. the threat for severe storms

moving eastward across the great lakes and interior northeast. there are your storm reports across minnesota and that threat will shift eastward across the great lakes and interior northeast, parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york, potential for hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes, the tail end of this cold front bringing in moisture in texas and oklahoma and arkansas so that will be a flood threat. speaking of letting the good news in north carolina, we have a period of drying out, dry days ahead but rivers and streams are still at historic flood stage and doing downstream. parts of south carolina are concerned for the flooding threat. there is your forecast, the tail end of the cold front bringing heavy rain across texas and oklahoma and arkansas as well as the severe threat for interior northeast and great lakes and the first day of fall officially arrives tomorrow.

happy trombones. a little taste of fall, 75 in new york city. jackie: i like sweater weather. pete: shorts and a sweatshirt. jackie: you were that too? pete: not really. jackie: thanks. the time is 40 minutes after the hour. plane ticket prices expensive enough that airlines wants to charge you more to change a flight. the billion-dollar battle headed to washington. pete: time magazine showing brett kavanaugh and clarence thomas's shadow. never settle. the controversial cover creating a firestorm online. ♪ ♪ another one bites the dust ♪

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jillian: jackie: what has changed? that is the question time magazine is asking on its cover showing brett kavanaugh standing in the shadow of justice clarence thomas. pete: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with how the internet is turning the tables. >> the latest time magazine cover, a bit of a snapshot of past and present. it should brett kavanaugh, see if we can get this to work, and judge thomas who are both accused of sexual misconduct and the cover story talks about the me too movement and says our reality is a product of the privilege and prejudice of entitled men. some folks on social media are highlighting other ways these cases are similar. one facebook user saying thomas was cleared and became a great supreme court justice as will brett kavanaugh.

pat says what's changed? nothing, the same old stall tactics, the same last-ditch effort to derail the nomination. one more facebook post, she deserves an fbi investigation just as anita hill was given. reaction supporting both sides but this is captivating, consuming and dividing. pete: sitting dangerous precedent, if you are guilty until proven innocent you should have your day in court on both sides. google, their employees. >> two days after the president signed his controversial travel plan, they tinkered with the search function to highlight information that opposes that travel ban. those ideas include showing users how to donate to pro immigration organizations as well as actively countering

searches that would produce anti-islamic and anti-hispanic search results. one google employee said this is a super timely and imperative information we need as we know this country and google would not exist without immigration. google responded these emails were a brainstorm of ideas none of which were ever implemented. google never manipulated search results or modified any of its products to promote a particular political ideology. they are saying we never implement these things. tom on twitter says troubling if this is true. another user pointing out time to move to a different search engine. the question is which search engine because google controls 90% of internet searches. pete: it is tough to go somewhere else when it control so much.

>> just google it, not even look it up anymore, you are right. it is let's google it. pete: let's check with ed henry for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> attorney general josh pauly's visit to his state, he is on the campaign trail, we have missouri come a big senate race and alan dershowitz, diamond and silk and you're going to love this, two marines run straight into a raging inferno to save senior citizens, these american heroes join us live on that incredible rescue. eight hours this weekend, i can't wait to spend that much time with pete but we have 3 hours to celebrate in america right now. jackie: this one hour has been insufferable. thanks. we are going to take a break, we will be right back.

pete: airlines fighting to keep control of how much they charge passengers to change life, congress looking to impose limits on those fees, adding up to $3 million a year, so you can imagine airlines are not happy about getting congress involved, airlines could remove the option that allows customers to change tickets. >> you can use your voice to cook popcorn, amazon unveiling devices for its alexa product line including a microwave clock and smart plug-in. the new gadget will be connected to the internet to make the most

basic tasks controlled by your voice. amazon's goal is to beat out google by making alexa product central to home life. pete: i want no part of that. a new bill being pushed in pennsylvania demand politics in the classroom with the new teacher code of ethics. >> supporters a political indoctrination is not the reason parents and their kids to school but is this the right move? >> joining us is the lawmaker will telemann. i'm empathetic to your cause. the indoctrination at the young age of kids in public schools is a problem but do you do it by burning what teachers can say? >> good morning from pennsylvania. what i would like to do is bring it to a more balanced position i guess i would say.

today in our classrooms the teacher is the ultimate authority and the students are a captive audience so that is, i'm trying to bring it to a more balanced position. >> what about those who say this is unconstitutional? >> i understand the first amendment rights and i don't want to infringe on anyone's first amendment rights so -- the bill contrary to some folks what they are saying is not introduced, not even a bill, it is a draft. we may need to tweak -- it has been looked at by a constitutional attorney who said it doesn't infringe. pete: you want to strip out the politics. when controversial subject matters advocating for certain points of view most of you feel this is coming from the left.

you don't want any party platform in the classroom. that is what you're trying to get rid of. >> what i would like to do and i will use the example in pennsylvania. governor wolf and senator wagner in this year's election flying for good governorship. i don't want a teacher in the classroom, seventh-grade let's say, telling students go home and advocate for either one. that is where i am. jackie: what would happen to a teacher if they broke this? >> right now in the draft, file a complaint with the school board and allow the school board to deal with it at the local level. pete: good luck with your bill, keep us posted. i understand the east coast behind it, appreciate your time. . jackie: country music star

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the loud speakers before high school football games in blount county. the district making the change after receiving one complaint from an atheist celebration. instead they will change their tradition and hold a moment of silence. >> finally the ugly did a pawspossum in a stand break the losing streak? >> tail and throwing it in a box, possum helps rally the browns to first win. pete: that could become a very real thing the rally possum. found one fan willing to grab it with his bare hands. >> does he bite? >> does he look nice? tough dude who happened to have a cardboard box at the stadium. >> should get season tickets that. >> might become the new mass cut of the brownies.

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