shannon: wednesday, september 26th, this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 am on the east coast, no more delays. brett kavanaugh and his accuser will testify tomorrow setting the stage for a friday vote. what we know about the female prosecutor who will be asking the tough questions. >> we cannot allow her regime to possess the means to deliver a nuclear warhead to any city on earth. >> there will be held to pay. shannon: all eyes on iran as donald trump heads back to the

un today. how the white house is refusing to back down to the rogue regime. duncan dumping the donuts. the brand-new name change to one of america's favorite coffee chains. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ getting started ♪ already ♪ getting started ♪ around here ♪ heather: just getting warmed up and started. look at that shot of new york city, the empire state building, you can't see the stop of it because of the low cloud cover, very rainy day. we will see how it shapes up, rainy yesterday, we will see what today shapes up to be. inc. you for starting the day with us.

enough is enough, chuck grassley denying democrat calls to delay brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing as a blockbuster day of testimony is about to set the stage for a fiery confirmation vote. griff jenkins live in washington with the latest that keeps changing by the minute. >> reporter: the judge and his accuser will appear before the senate judiciary committee thursday. chuck grassley writing a letter to diane feinstein pushing for a delay. doctor fort and brett kavanaugh have over the last week the opportunity to testify to congress about doctor ford's allegations. after protracted allegations doctor ford's attorney during which we postpone the hearing originally scheduled doctor ford's attorneys agreed to thursday, there is no reason to delay the hearing any further. grassley says there were opening

statements followed by 5-minute round of questioning. republicans are bringing in rachel mitchell, veteran arizona prosecutor, the sex comes prosecution experience handling questions on behalf of republicans and the plan is to vote friday. the note to confirm on the senate floor where the margin slipped. chuck schumer had this to say. >> when they hear doctor ford there will be a lot of people who will say oh boy, maybe he shouldn't be on the supreme court. >> donald trump standing firmly behind his nominee tweeting democrats are playing high-level game in their vicious effort to destroy fine person, the politics of distraction. behind-the-scenes the dems are laughing. pray for brett cavanagh and his family. his second accuser, debra ramirez has indicated she will not testify at all.

shannon: you left off yesterday, the attorney for stormy daniels said he had a third accuser but yesterday, it was all a prank. >> reporter: we haven't heard much more from avenatti but one thing is for sure, it doesn't appear anything he indicated originally will be part of this process because chairman grassley and ranking member feinstein are on a course likely to stick through monday. heather: heather: a lot to take in. democrats not letting claims against brett kavanaugh to stop them from obstructing his nomination. something newt gingrich says is like torture. >> what the american people should think is you have a democratic party so desperate to stop the supreme court from

becoming conservative that they are prepared to lie, to smear, to be hysterical, to break senate rules, to do whatever they have to do. what you are watching is a party totally desperate and you got to put this week in context. what is being put through is almost like a medieval torture. somebody showed up 35 years later, everyone in the audience, close your eyes for a second and ask what were you doing on june 12, '35 years ago. heather: despite the allegations brett cavanagh has the support of the white house. on the heels of his blistering speech on iran donald trump will leave the special counsel meeting at the united nations, the president calling on world leaders to isolate the regime if the aggression does not end. jackie ibanez joins us with more

on the strong stance and how iran is responding. >> reporter: donald trump not holding back during his speech to the general assembly. the president blasting iran for causing chaos in the middle east urging leaders to take notice. >> we cannot allow the world leading sponsor of terrorism to possess the planet's most dangerous weapons. we cannot allow a regime that threatens israel with annihilation to possess the means to deliver a nuclear warhead to any city on earth. just can't do it. >> reporter: iranian president rouhani calling out donald trump by comparing him to nazis. >> translator: it is unfortunate we are witnessing rulers in the world who think they can secure their interests better or at

least in the short term ride public sentiment and gain popular support through the fermenting of extremist nationalism and racism and xena phobic tendencies resembling a nazi disposition. >> reporter: john bolton giving a fiery warning of his own to the leading state-sponsored terror during his own address. >> if you cross us, our allies, our partners, harm our citizens, continue to lie, cheat and deceive, there are that is there is hell to pay. we are watching and we will come after. >> reporter: sanctions on iran scheduled to snap back november 5th. heather: the trump administration not backing down after their no holds barred warning to iran. nigel farage said it is ironic

rouhani responded by accusing donald trump of sharing nazi views when iran's human rights record is among the worst in the world. >> it is a bit rich the world first islamic extremist regime accused others of racism, extremism and nazi is him which in many ways is all-encompassing over the decades. this is without doubt the most dangerous regime in the world and trump, and john bolton being there is an important influence but trump is calling out iran, you guys are sponsoring terrorism, splitting across your borders. the deal obama struck did not work. it made you worse. heather: the trump administration is calling out the countries that remain in the

iran nuclear deal for plans to set up a payment system to help iran bypass us sanctions. much more on this ahead, stay with us. south korean president moon revealing a close relationship with donald trump in a fox news exclusive interview. >> i have become more than a friend with donald trump and perfect trust. north korea has not engaged in any nuclear -- bill: south korean leader referring to the president's work on denuclearize in north korea. president moon revealing donald trump and kim jong un could have a second meeting by the end of the year. a chinese citizen living in the united states accused of spying on americans. a resident and federally charged in chicago. prosecutor city collect background information on defense contractors and

scientists to recruit the chinese intelligence services. he entered the us in 2013, enlisted in the army reserves in 2016. if convicted he faces ten years in prison. an update on bill cosby. he is waking up in prison this morning. we are getting our first look inside the pennsylvania facility where the 81-year-old comedian was sentenced to 3 to 10 years for sexual assault. the disgraced tv star left the philadelphia courtroom in handcuffs, silent as he walked by reporters. he was taken to a nearby jail after the judge called him a sexually violent predator. moments later a brand-new mug shot released showing bill cosby staring straight down, his first meal included vanilla pudding. here is a great story.

a vietnam war hero who carried his brothers in arms to safety amid gunfire will receive the medal of honor, donald trump will recognize john denali next month, bloodiest battle of the war, he carried several wounded marines while he was himself injured, out of harm's way, a navy cross, two bronze stars, he will be the third vietnam vet to receive the medal of honor from donald trump. that is supposed to happen next month. we will follow that story as well. 11 minutes after the top of the hour, donald trump putting the world on notice that the united nations. >> we will never surrender america's sovereignty, to and unaccountable bureaucracy. >> it was a superb speech and there was one thing that stunned her. plus no gender, no problem.

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>> we will never surrender america's sovereignty to an unelected unaccountable global bureaucracy. america is governed by america. we reject the ideology of globalism and embrace the doctrine of patriotism. heather: donald trump making it clear his priority is putting america first in a powerful address the world leaders so how was his message being received on the world stage? here to weigh in his international relations expert

doctor rebecca grant. great to have you here to respond to this. thanks for coming in. what was your overall feeling about the speech yesterday? doctrine of patriotism, no to globalism, america first. speech >> they were gasping from berlin to beijing. this was a very strong speech and he really put the world on notice that principle realism, us self-interest but cooperation with allies is the way trump is going to go. very consistent, he showed amazing world leadership at the un in a dignified way yesterday. shannon: what do you mean by principle realism? >> the trump doctrine, he talked about it before, principle realism means putting the sovereign interests of the us first but doing so based on good principles, cooperation, efforts

with north korea, extending peace and prosperity but making sure that we know it is not always easy with other nations and patriotism has to come first. heather: people is that point often so it is worth repeating. in terms of the strong words about iran, touch on that. >> iran sewing chaos and destruction. who can argue with a word of what he said about iran? they have been destabilizing in the region. a constant threat to us military forces in syria because they were all over syria. the worst thing about iran, they have shown no signs, they don't get it. they have to change their economy, in a shambles, european businesses and others are pulling out and more sanctions coming and yet iran continues this crazy district of course. trump put them on notice it has to end. shannon: someone else he put on notice, china. look what he said about china. listen to this.

>> i have great respect and affection for my friend, president xi jinping but made clear our trade imbalance is not acceptable. china's market distortions and the way they deal cannot be tolerated. as my administration demonstrated america will always act in our national interests. heather: thought that was stunning. >> stunning. he wants the whole world watching duke it out with china. he had all the specific issues, currency manipulation, intellectual property theft, loss of 3 million us jobs, closing of factories, these are all points china has been protesting and writing about and complaining about over the past few weeks so he hit all their put to -- points, merciless but

important and at the end he said we have to stay at the table, called xi jinping a friend but he is out to win this trade war with china. heather: at the very beginning of his speech when he talked about the accomplishments he reached as president in the united states and world leaders laughed. >> he has accomplished all that and he took that very well. that was a good-natured chuckle. i don't read anything into that. look at the substance of that. heather: i thought it was great how he responded and that will further bring americans together. thank you. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. it is not home prices or jobs, the weather is to blame for people fleeing new york.

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chelsea handler in a while but here we go, she posted this message to twitter yesterday saying bill cosby is set to serve 3 to 10 years in prison but when released he is expected to be nominated to the supreme court. the direction from bill cosby to brett cavanagh, and plenty of critical comments. one twitter user saying i love how you correlate the bill cosby case and brett kavanaugh, like saying apples and oranges are the same, stop the sensationalism. keep laughing and losing. not the least bit funny but extremely effective. with death threats, brett cavanagh receiving messages like this, so predictable. we haven't heard from doctor ford yet. let's move on.

what uc berkeley is doing with universal locker rooms. >> uc berkeley opening a new locker room, universal locker room for students who need a little bit extra privacy like a transgender student or students with disabilities or those with body image issues. the students themselves are paying for this facility. they will pay $160 each, the associate directors says we heard from some students who were uncomfortable. we knew there were more. we are here to serve everyone, always thinking of ways to remove barriers to fitness and wellness. and students, and that is where the tuition is going and to tell about a universal locker room at berkeley and social media say might have been cheaper to take signs off the door.

>> they did vote and voted to pay for it. dunkin' donuts dropping the name. >> dropping the donuts. a new name yesterday saying it is official. going after duncan after 68 years of america running on duncan, moving to a first name basis. this name change reflects the company's decision to focus more on coffee. patrick says like mcdonald's being called donald's. got to keep the dunkin' donuts. another twitter user says because it was such a great idea with ihop, they should follow, remember that? and this person on social media looks familiar to me, fox's janice dean says dunkin' donuts wants to be called duncan without the donuts, this makes

me sad because how can you forget about donuts ever? i agree with her. people call it duncan so it will be a little bit of an easier transition. we will see if it takes. the time is almost half past the top of the hour and we are 24 hours from rod rosenstein's meeting with donald trump but some house republicans not waiting to threaten impeachment, the new push on capitol hill. democrats focusing on brett kavanaugh and the supreme court but donald trump is making big news behind-the-scenes to reshape courts nationwide. the impact that will have on your every day life. todd pyro and jim mclaughlin up next and they are walking in together.

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what's in your wallet? heather: half past the top of the hour, house republicans threatening to impeach rod rosenstein if he refuses to testify ahead of his meeting with donald trump tomorrow. todd pyro with how lawmakers plan to uncover a plot that could link the deputy attorney general to a secret plan to record the president. >> reporter: you would think this is the number one story but not so. been developments stemming from reports, secretly recording the president of the united states, house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte drafted

by deputy director andrew mccabe, may provide info on the recording discussion with that subpoena coming as soon as thursday. thursday will be a big day and rosenstein will meet with the president in the white house. and discussions against donald trump. and in the wire comment by rosenstein. the new york times reported in the same at the appointed mueller, wearing a wire during meetings with the president. and the constitution to have a cabinet considering moving them from office. house freedom caucus mike meadows going so far as to tweet can't have the number 2 official at the department of justice,

rod rosenstein, under oath with alleged statements. jim jordan adding this. >> this is the kind of thing when you are running the justice department which is what rod rosenstein, even joking around. >> justice department spokesperson said rod rosenstein has not been invited to testify before any committee but did not appear voluntarily. meadows adding impeachment of rosenstein still on the table. a lot can happen in the next 48 hours. heather: before he meets with the president, supposed to happen thursday, that could happen today. >> this is the second most important thing happening in washington. heather: good grief. thank you, appreciate it. fox news alert, a heartbroken mother speaking out for the first time begging for the safe return of for 6-year-old son with autism.

>> i want my baby home, please. maddox is my whole world and my reason for living. heather: more than 20 agencies including the fbi joining in the search for maddox rich, the little boy who vanished saturday from the north carolina park. they are using drones to look for clues and using recording of his parents voices to call his name. there is a $10,000 reward for information. he is described as being nonverbal so he doesn't speak. severe storms and major flooding in parts of the us, hundreds of factory workers rescued by a bulldozer after they were trapped by floodwaters caused by heavy rain in new jersey, a threatening system moves into the region throughout the day today and new satellite pictures from nasa show polluted carolina rivers spilling to the ocean

after florence. the u.s. house will vote on a spending bill to avoid a partial government shutdown, the vote will go to the house with senate version of the spending package. that funds the pentagon with departments of labor and health and human service. the interim bill will keep the government operating through december 7th and then we have to do it again. two media outlets suing to one single keith ellison's divorce records. they were the documents public now that the democrat is accused of violently dragging a next girlfriend, those outlets argue they are public-interest, ellison is running for minnesota attorney general. ellison's ex-wife does not want the papers released, denying the congressman abused her. protesters thought they chased senator ted cruz out of a restaurant, they thought wrong.

>> way hotter than you do. heather: demonstrators harassing the senator and his wife who were eating dinner in dc, the restaurant manager now says the couple waited in a private area as police were called and then went back to their table once it was safe, protesters angry over his support for brett kavanaugh, despite sexual assault allegations. while the world watches protests, all the fireworks erupting, donald trump is making history in other courtrooms across the country. >> we have confirmed a record number, so important, of circuit court judges and we are going to be putting in a lot more. and they will interpret the law as written. heather: here to explain how the

lower courts having major impact on our everyday lives, john mclaughlin, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. all of this hoopla over brett kavanaugh, people not necessarily paying attention to the movement in the lower court. >> the most informed voters are. think of the last election when donald trump won the election and 74% of his voters said it was the most important or an important issue as to the point of federal judges so that put them out for the president, very important because some people didn't like him after the primary but they were saying we got to vote for him because it will affect the supreme court and federal court. these courts decided over generations, where does life begin, what is the priority, a major impact, who the president would be, whether they hear or

not here. heather: we heard the president say there were record number of appointments so far. we can show people, compare that to president obama at this point, george w. bush had 14 appointments, donald trump had 26 appointments so far. >> with another 11 vacancies in his first two years. it is really critical for this election, november 6th, who controls the u.s. senate because the president nominates but the senate confirms. this will have a major effect on the upcoming elections. think of it, last year when they appointed neil door search 20 democrats went along so the upcoming hearing on the supreme court the democrats may tip the balance, it is really -- replacing kennedy but he is not. it is really important and the federal courts below the half become like others on the supreme court.

heather: good way to describe it is a farm team, professional baseball. >> you get it right away, brett kavanaugh is coming up from one of those courts. nominating experienced justices, other justices the president is nominating have an affiliation with the federalist society or other conservative organization, pretty good idea of experience and good backgrounds. heather: brett kavanaugh is coming up from the appellate court we are talking about. in terms of background, what type of background do they go through? >> i'm not a lawyer but you can see the ones recommended is very qualified usually have lengthy decisions, law clerkships whether they were with the supreme court justices the beginning of their careers so they moved up the system so they

know the system and they know the law. for the president this is a big debate between the president and the democrats, liberals want activist judges, someone to rewrite the laws. heather: the not just in the appellate court but the supreme court. >> the president said he would appoint judges who would interpret the law. that is what the constitution says, to write the laws and it is up to the courts to interpret the laws so those judges, brett kavanaugh had decisions that were printed. you are seeing he has been there for a while, appointing other younger federal judges and people who voted for donald trump and people voting for 35 senate seats prefer these experienced judges and more conservative judges. heather: we will see how that transitions into the midterms. appreciate it, great insight. the time is 20 minutes until the

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julie: didn't win her last race but hillary clinton thinks she can help bob menon does claim victory in november, she will headline a fundraiser in the garden state next month with tickets starting at $500. menendez is running for a third term against bob hear them. the race coming months after the senator was acquitted in a corruption trial, new yorkers

fleeing the state in droves but don't blame liberal governor cuomo and high taxes but the weather, the climate is driving people out of the empire state, not some of the most reigning taxes in the nation. mark molinaro bashing the job losses and high tax problems. foxbusiness s,d airlines apologizing for a computer glitch forcing them to ground us flights across the nation. tracy carrasco here with those details. >> it was a computer glitch but grounded flights across the country last night a little more than an hour yesterday. passengers were complaining they couldn't get access to the apps. their boarding passes were not working, this happened yesterday and this incident delayed the flights but unclear if any of them were canceled. this is what delta had to say,

teams restored all it systems after the technology issue affected our systems this evening. all ground stops have been listed. things backed up and running this morning. >> passengers may have headed to the bar and airport to waylay the time and may have had a beer. apparently they have a pancake flavored beer. >> that is right. ihop partnered with a new york brewery to debut ihop's pumpkin pancake beer, pumpkin spice pancakes served in restaurants right now so they are using some of that pancake that are in this beer. not sure how that would taste but it is available for a limited time in certain places and events through october. heather: no.

if someone tries that please let us know. i would love to know. thank you so much. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. a military honor flight made of all women landing in our nation's capital. >> the flood of emotions and memories that are coming back is remarkable. heather: hear from one of the heroic veterans on that plane talking about the experience when she joins us live up next. ♪ at the top of his list ♪ and liberty shaking her fist ♪ and the people will fly - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business.

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veterans get a hero's welcome home from nebraska's first all-female honor flight. the women serving in wars from world war ii to interacts, afghanistan, joining me fresh from that flight is navy rear admiral summer. really appreciate having you with us this morning. >> a pleasure and honor to be here. heather: tell us how you got involved in this honor flight. >> i saw a post on facebook in january, they were going to create the flight for women only and i thought to myself i want to be part of that historical event. i applied and found out in june i was selected to be one of the female veterans to participate on monday. heather: a great experience. i was able to be on an honor

flight ones from florida to the nation's capital and one of the big things happening on board were all the veterans sharing different stories from different wars. share with us the moments that happened on the flight itself before you arrived in dc. >> one of the parts i want to let everybody know is it was a female crew, pilots and flight attendants. i was able to sit with 95-year-old nurse and spoke with her about why she joined the army and the army offered to pay for her nursing degree, she signed up for that program and had the honor and privilege of serving 46 overseas. as well as meeting doctors,

truck drivers, such a variety of jobs women do and have done in war zones and the combat support they provide is an amazing day to hear all their stories as well as to watch them experience this. heather: talk about the day in dc once you landed. >> it was nonstop. we had in total ten different stops everywhere we went starting with the arrival at dca to every monument we have been through, veterans, supporters, children, active-duty servicemembers. they couldn't thank us enough. just to share with us their thanks for what we have done.

heather: absolutely remarkable and you are still active-duty, correct? you served in afghanistan. >> yes, between 2012-2013 and currently director of it systems in nebraska. heather: thank you for your service, really appreciate it, so glad nebraska put this together and it is a moment you will never forget. rear admiral summer weddington, thank you for your service. >> i want to thank all the women for participating. heather: we do too. the time is 6 minutes until the top of the hour and this is exactly what you don't want to see. a package thrown over the fence into a front yard and this wasn't the first time it happened. $1 billion down the drain.

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quite downtown, more midtown but we love that song. wherever you are waking up, downtown, midtown, uptown, you have a great day on trap. we are going to talk about the good, the bad and the ugly. we begin with the good. a pitbull was rescued from a violent dog fighting ring and joining the boys in blue at a pub in dallas, a drug sniffing k-9 officer in virginia after completing his training. now the bad. amazon delivery drivers caught on camera checking those packages over a fence, twice in one day. home surveillance video in miami shows two different workers throwing boxes even though the fence is not locked. amazon is investigating. finally the ugly. commuters stopped in their tracks when a steel support beam added to billion-dollar gas terminal starts to crack.

the transit center shutdown after engineers found this yesterday. the hub had just opened last month and was expected to serve 100,000 people each weekday, 45 million per year. unclear when it will reopen. that wraps up "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: it is wednesday, september 26th, full steam ahead, senate republicans plan to move forward to vote on judge brett kavanaugh. jillian: the supreme court nominee and his accuser will set the stage. in 24 hours donald trump and rod rosenstein will come face-to-face. rob: a new push to the impeach the deputy attorney general. jillian: you are not safe and we will find you. rob: under threat from republicans from the same protesters who harasse