a dog accidentally get stuck in this concrete wall. firefighters using a sledgehammer to welcome linda, she is just fine, just a little embarrassed. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now, have a great weekend, goodbye. rob: it is friday, september 28th. this is fox news alert. the confirmation countdown is on, the first official vote just hours from now. jillian: who are the key holdouts holding brett kavanaugh's fate in their hands? >> i thought we landed hard, i thought there was a hole in the side of the plane. >> i was impressed with the locals who immediately started coming out in boats. >> reporter: a passenger jet slamming into the water with dozens of terrified people on

board. rob: a dramatic outcome that will have you believing in miracles this morning. >> working on my math homework right now. rob: might not be the best with numbers but he was able to dial 911. jillian: a hilarious call for homework help. we all need that from time to time. ♪ ♪ rock this place ♪ rock this place ♪ jillian: there is a song i haven't heard in a while. a rainy start to this friday in new york city, good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this friday. rob: did you catch the 9 our

confirmation hearing yesterday? jillian: every minute of it. rob: watch a lot of tv yesterday. thanks for getting up early with us. we begin with a fox news alert. jillian: brett kavanaugh and his accuser, doctor christine ford, undergoing hours of questioning and a very emotional and explosive senate hearing. >> i here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. i am here because i believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me when brett kavanaugh and i were in high school. >> it took the committee ten days to get to this hearing. those ten long days, as was predictable and as i predicted, my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations.

>> the details about that night that bring me here today are the ones i won't ever forget. they have been seared into my memory and have haunted me as an adult. >> this confirmation process has become a national disgrace. the constitution gives the senate an important role in the confirmation process. you have replaced advice and consent with search and destroy. >> brett's assault on me drastically altered my life for a very long time. i was too afraid and ashamed to tell anyone these details. >> no one can question your efforts. your coordinated and well-funded effort to destroy my good name and destroy my family will not drag me out. the vile threats of violence against my family will not drive me out. you may defeat me in the final vote but you will never get me to quit. never.

>> doctor ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100%. >> i swear today under oath, before the senate and the nation, before my family and god, i am innocent of this charge. >> the countdown to confirmation is on. the senate judiciary committee is heading to a 9:30 vote on brett kavanaugh today. rob: the first of two as donald trump reaffirm support for his supreme court nominee. griff jenkins in the nations capital with a breakdown of a very interesting and exciting day. >> reporter: the entire nation was transfixed by a tale of two testimonies. history will remember for a long time the extraordinary moment, emotional and compelling, first out of doctor ford, brett kavanaugh with anger and tears as we await the fate of his

nomination, what maybe looked back as the pivotal moment where passions stand. >> what you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open and hope you win in 2020. you said that. when you see sotomayor and kagan say i voted for this but i would never do to them what you have done to this guy. this is the most unethical sham since i have been in politics. heather: here comes the vote, beginning in a few hours you, you have a timeline at 9:30, the committee will vote on brett kavanaugh and pass out to you tomorrow a procedural vote to launch debate on brett cavanagh on the floor of the senate. on monday the procedural vote, and on tuesday the full and historic vote. it will be close. three republican votes will make or break dems. susan collins, lisa murkowski and jeff flake hang in the balance, 47 other republicans indicating they are a yes.

one democrat appears to be leaning towards a possible yes, that could be a huge factor. donald trump is standing behind his nominee tweeting brett cavanagh showed america why i nominated him, his testimony was powerful, honest and riveting. democrats search and destroy strategy is disgraceful and this process has been a total sham delay, obstruct and resist, the senate must vote. one thing you are likely to hear more about from democrats is the continued call for an fbi investigation into ford's allegations. the american bar association urging the senate to delay the vote until the fbi can probe it. chairman grassley made clear where he stands by citing joe biden during justice thomas's hearing. >> the next person who refers to an fbi report as being worth anything obviously doesn't understand anything.

the fbi explicitly does not in this or any other case reach a conclusion period. >> it is all about the vote today. jeff flake is the only one of those fence sitters honestly, that may tell us something. one good design is brett cavanagh's faber, bob corker of tennessee says he is a yes. he was previously possibly undecided. heather: a lot of the focus was on a timeline, how this was made public, who made it public and diane feinstein is denying the leak came from her office. what do you make of that? >> reporter: the city of leaks more so than ever. what they referred to is in late july, ford sent that letter to feinstein and not until september that feinstein made it public by way of the washington post and yesterday john cornyn, a republican, repressed feinstein on that matter. take a listen.

>> i don't believe my staff would leak. >> somebody like that. if it wasn't you. >> i telling you it was not -- i did not. she testified she had spoken to her friends about it and it is most likely that is how the story leak. it did not leak from us, i assure you of that. >> reporter: we will find out if there is more to that story but it is all about the vote today. rob: gave the letter to feinstein and her attorneys. >> reporter: that is correct. rob: that is the mystery. lots to talk about from the moment the president nominated brett cavanagh, democrats accused him of trying to repeal roe versus wade or intending to and also being a racist and now a sexual predator. jillian: sarah carter says this hearing gave the american people a chance to see the real brett kavanaugh. >> it was riveting because i think the american people saw

for the first time, really saw what was happening to this man, what was happening to brett kavanaugh and his family. for the first time i think we all realized as a nation it is not that we are dismissing doctor ford, it is not that we are dismissing that maybe something did happen to her but we are a system based on justice. you are innocent until proven guilty and there was no evidence other than he said she said corroborating what happened, what doctor ford alleged happened to her. at that point when we hear this man cry out and say look at what you have done to my family, look at what you have done to our nation, is this what we are going to do to each other? the country took a step back and people were swayed by brett kavanaugh. rob: if confronted the supreme court he would tilt the balance closer to the conservative side that would technically be considered the swing vote. shannon: a plane crashes into

the sea and everyone on board survives, 47 people rescued from the coast of micronesia. >> i thought we landed hard. i saw a hole in the side of the plane. >> i was really impressed with the locals who immediately started coming out. jillian: the plane landing and thinking in the water after pilots over sauce a short airport runway. no one was seriously hurt. a tragic ending to a plane crash in greenville, south carolina where two pilots were killed and the couple was critically hurt after a jet skid off the runway and splitting two. rob: investigators awaiting autopsy results believe to be a body with autism who vanished. the police chief fighting back tears after the 6-day search for maddox ritch ended in tragedy. >> our community is heartbroken. our searchers, investigators. this is not the end we hoped-for.

rob: the little boy's body found in a creek off the highway. maddox's father, the last person to see him writing on facebook, quote, for the rest of my life i will live with the guilt of not being there to save my son. heartbreaking. jillian: jared goff keeps the los angeles rams unbeaten. >> la going for the whole thing. touchdown. la. jillian: a career-high 5 touchdown in 38-31 win over the minnesota vikings. the rams improving to tweefour-0 in the first thursday night football game on fox. jillian: a lot of folks don't know they have a team. the eagles went with carson because it was artie taken but we did research on boston, took a while to get the swing going in the league. rob: are you from philly?

jillian: i am but the 4-0 is crazy. you go, los angeles, you go. we are hours away from the senate committee vote on brett kavanaugh but what happens if he doesn't get confirmed? who could be next in line? our next guest, mark smith, is here to weigh in on the white house's plan b. >> european tatian precedes you but i want you to know i'm not afraid of hard work, i am qualified and ready on day one. i have some experience with email. rob: hillary clinton taking a shot, more of these 1-liners you want to hear coming up. nothing says fall like a homecoming football game, so let's promote our fall travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. touchdown. earn a free night when you stay just twice this fall. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com the smoother the skin,

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anger about donald trump and the 2016 election. this is a circus. the consequences will extend long past my nomination. the consequences will be with us for decades. rob: powerful television. fox news alert, brett kavanaugh blasting senate democrats during his marathon testimony in an exclusive hearing on capitol hill. what were the biggest take aways? jillian: here is mark w smith, constitutional attorney. you are supposed to be innocent until proven guilty, correct? but i saw on social media, online, i heard so many critics last night saying he didn't prove his case but in this country he shouldn't have had to. she was the one who was supposed to prove his guilt. did she do that? >> in the united states everywhere you are, wherever you are in any context the presumption of innocence and due

process is there to protect you. don't care if it is a job interview, the supreme court or court of law. if you have been accused of a serious crime you are presumed innocent in the united states no matter what. the question becomes whether the evidence we saw yesterday is enough for anyone to do anything at this point and the prosecutor, rachel mitchell did a better job than people give her credit for because what she did was establish that there is not enough there there. she essentially established the gaps in the story of doctor ford are so great that even if you believe doctor ford is believes what she said about what she said what she didn't talk about, how she got there, how she got home, the month, the year, these gaps in the story were so great that no lawyer in this context would move forward with it and you caught her in a lie where she couldn't testify on monday because she was fearful of flying but she turns out she travels by airplane all the time.

that hurt the credibility of the whole context. the presumption of innocence applies to brett kavanaugh. i don't see what the senate can do but vote to confirm. rob: i thought she seemed very believable and after she went i thought he was toast and then he went and i thought he seemed very believable. they both did a great job. i thought the things that hurt him the most were the fact this market judge is hiding at a beach house and doesn't want to say anything in front of the committee, that really hurt and i thought durban hit a knockout punch when he asked to call the fbi investigation, not that he wouldn't do it but wouldn't give a good explanation why he didn't want to which it is a delay tactic, you're trying to keep me off the court, he didn't have a good answer. >> i thought rachel mitchell did a good job because she established the fact that diane feinstein, senator from california was sitting on the information about this and when she interviewed brett kavanaugh,

when they asked 1500 questions of brett kavanaugh they don't ask anything -- suggest the democrat did not find, did not find ford's story credible or they were doing this as a delay tactic. you don't want to reward bad behavior in any context. allowing democrats to delay this for political reasons absent a compelling reason which i don't think you have here you don't want to reward them for this kind of gamesmanship. it is not a good precedent to set for this country. jillian: what you think happens now to brett cavanagh and his career going forward? >> if they vote against brett kavanaugh based on these allegations and on this testimony i think essentially the presumption of innocence and due process has gone away in the country. it will establish such a dangerous precedent that it will be a horrible outcome and the reality is brett cavanagh will

be confirmed to the supreme court, very interesting yesterday, at the end of the day it was not enough there there to do anything about it and people who want to confirm should vote that way and people that don't are not going to anyway but i don't think any having had happened yesterday will affect the outcome one way or the other. rob: party lines and manchin could be a vote for the democrats, he could lose two and break the tie by mike pence. >> what happened yesterday won't change what was going to happen before the allegations became public. we are going back to where we were a couple weeks ago. assault, now 18 a broderick is asking where the democrats then? she never received a call from

feinstein or durban. >> apologized to me for what they did to me in 1999 completely turning their backs on me. rob: calling on the double standard next.

rob: democrats praising doctor ford for her bravery, juanita broaddrick said they ignored her rape allegations against bill clinton from 20 years ago. she claims bill clinton raped her in the 1970s when he was the arkansas attorney general, she tried taking allegations public in 1999. >> you felt compelled to speak up about the double standard. what do you say to those democrats? >> senator feinstein and senator durbin and senator schumer

wanted nothing to do with my case. they should apologize to me for what they did to me in 1999, completely turning their backs on me. rob: former president clinton denies those allegations. jillian: the new york times is apologizing after asking twitter followers to weigh in on doctor ford escort ability. the times quickly deleting it and tweeting we are starting this week, and russia specked a twitter poll is incentive in light of the gravity of this hearing. the paper later posting we also recognize asking only about her credibility is an appropriate. we intended to tweet a second pole about brett kavanaugh's credibility this afternoon. rob: let's take a break from this stuff and talk about the weather. very serious friday show. >> how about some good news? a really nice weekend for the northeast.

rob: better than this rain? >> the rain is going to clear out and we will have a spectacular weekend across the northeast. temperatures 62 in new york, a lot of rain through the northeast but it will clear up midday. that is the good news. it is winter time across the northern plains, the northern rockies you see snow moving in, winter is coming. let's look at the wind chill and the radar, minute 30s overnight tonight in parts of the northern plains. there is your forecast, much of the country pretty quiet and we will take it, a beautiful weekend in new york city. i will go around and tell everybody that. jillian: we need sunshine today. rob: hopefully snow in colorado. jillian: all about rob. i am here to give rob the best. rob: you mentioned snow in the

rockies and that is important. they had a rough season last year and it hurts a lot. >> it is all about that. rob: pretty good with that. that meets my standards. all right. you really didn't, jumping on me a lot. we have to have a little talk. emotions running high from brett kavanaugh and christine ford during yesterday's powerful hearing. >> it did not leak from us i assure you of that. >> this is the most unethical sham since i have been in politics. jillian: jackie ibanez with key moments from that testimony. ♪ break me down ♪ whatever it takes ♪ open your nose right back up. ♪ breathe better. sleep better. breathe right.

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>> 100%. >> i swear today under oath, before the senate and the nation, before my family and god, i am innocent of this charge. >> there were four boys, i remember specifically being at the house. >> all four people allegedly at the event including doctor ford's longtime friend miss kaiser said they recall no such events. >> i also remember my friend leland attending. >>, quote, simply put, miss kaiser does not know mister kavanaugh and has no recollection of ever being in a party or gathering where he was present, with or without doctor ford. think about that fact. rob: fox news alert, emotions running high on capitol hill as brett kavanaugh and his accuser, doctor christine blasey-ford share their stories before the

senate judiciary committee. jillian: jackie ibanez with key moments from the hearing. >> reporter: emotions running high as america watched powerful testimonies, sheldon white house clashing with brett kavanaugh over his high school yearbook entry. >> if you are worried about my yearbook. >> the vomiting you referenced related to the consumption of alcohol. >> i like beer. i don't know if you like beer. what do you like to drink? >> senator lindsey graham getting a fiery speech directed at democrats. >> if you wanted an fbi investigation you could have come to us. what you want to do is destroy this guy's wife, hold this seat open and hope you win in 2020. you said that, not me. you got nothing to apologize for. when you see sarah mayor and

kagan say lindsay said i voted for them. i would never do to them what you have done to this guy. this is the most unethical sham since i have been in politics. >> reporter: ranking member diane feinstein getting defensive after john cornyn tried to get to the bottom of how doctor ford's letter leaked to the public when it was given to her in confidence. >> i don't believe my staff leaked it. >> somebody leaked it. >> i am telling you i did not. she testified she had spoken to her friends about it and it is most likely that is how the story leaked and she had been asked by press but it did not leak from us i assure you of that. >> reporter: that being a powerful moment, so many powerful emotional moments yesterday. rob: 9 hours, imagine how exhausted these two are.

jillian: a lot of people spent the day in front of the tablets, phones, tv, people were glued to this. molly hemingway, senior editor at the federalist said brett kavanaugh's testimony to the heartstrings of the american people. >> i think he really spoke to a lot of people who feel the same part of the country has been taken hostage by the insane part of the country. what we have witnessed in the last couple weeks is a travesty. anyone who cares about rule of law, presumption of innocence, having meaningful legal and political institution is wondering what is going on. the media are throwing a credible anyway, diminishing their standards and democratic partisans behaved shamelessly depended on how you look at it beyond supreme court nomination, and this is about the republicans whether we will do things this way, let legal

institutions, or if we have a higher standard built into the constitution in the sixth amendment where we have rights for people who are accused and we don't destroy people wives because we disagree with them politically. >> jackie got comments from viewers who watched. >> what did you think of yesterday's hearing? he did a great job defending his name, his family and his reputation. richard on facebook says i feel like something did happen to her but this is a case of mistaken identity. for all parties involved, michael tweets interesting, she was believable to a point but i definitely believe him. keep those comments coming in. we will talk about this for probably history. rob: imagine having to vote on this. they are both so credible. what do you do? thank you so much. fox news alert, terrorists planning a major attack captured in a dramatic takedown.

dutch police forming a van and dragging amanda the grounds, cops rated simple apartments policing terror cells, planned use grenades, ak-47s launching attacks in france and holland. and join isis last year, all 7 will face a judge today. >> major blow to california's sanctuary state status, judge ruling it is not only unconstitutional but infringes on cities right, judge james crandall's decision huntington beach the first city in the state to challenge the controversial law and democratic governor jerry brown beat up the bill to allow illegal immigrants to hold public office. hillary clinton makes a surprise on the premiere of the new murphy brown reboot. rob: the failed democratic presidential nominee making fun of herself on an episode that took aim at donald trump.

>> your reputation precedes you but i want you to know i'm not afraid of hard work, i am qualified and ready on day one. i do have some experience with email. jillian: clinton plays a woman named hillary interviewing for secretary johnette brown's cable news show. rob: can somebody write a new tv show? can we please to the people in hollywood right anything new? murphy brown? here we go. the media rushing to defend doctor ford while many at the same time were ripping brett kavanaugh because he was angry. >> credible story of being victimized. >> he was angry and belligerent and it was scary. jillian: our next guest says the media never question doctor ford's tears the way they did question brett kavanaugh's anger. we will be right back. nothing says fall like a homecoming football game, so let's promote our fall travel deal

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rob: reaction pouring in from washington to the testimony from doctor ford and brett kavanaugh. jillian: carly shimkus from serious xm 115 with what is trending from the high-stakes hearing. >> dramatic testimony, america left with more questions than it today ford and cavanagh each they are there ones telling the truth, republicans and democrats more divided than ever before. are in c chairwoman rhonda mcdaniel saying it is time for the smear and character assassination to end and the senate to move forward with this nomination. senator orrin hatch's office reacting similarly saying this circus atmosphere that has been created by democratic colleagues first leaked doctor ford's allegations to the media two weeks ago after sitting on them for six weeks has brought out the worst in our politics.

it certainly has brought up no closer to the truth. elizabeth warren and fellow democrats calling brett cavanagh's credibility into question saying one way for brett kavanaugh to clear his name is submit to an fbi investigation but he refuses and he won't release thousands of documents from his government service. what is he hiding? a justice to have honesty and integrity. brett cavanagh has neither, he should withdraw. party lines set on this from the beginning. where do we go from here? it is all up to those key swing votes and i would not want to be one of those moderate senators. jillian: twitter was filled with this all day long even this morning. i thought maybe instagram would be a little different. i was surprised to see when i logged on yesterday pretty much every celebrity i saw was posting about this using hashtag

believe survivors and pretty nasty stuff. jillian: hollywood was using the hashtag believe survivors, republicans are using hashtag confirm kavanaugh. feels like republicans really saw his testimony as compelling and powerful but a lot of hollywood democrats kind of made fun of him getting emotional including talkshow host samantha be, not sure we should have someone so emotional on the supreme court. liberal actor george to k said the anchor is like alex jones from info wars is testifying and michael moore also weighed in with a long one saying just got home from work, turned on c-span to watch brett cavanagh's testimony. he has done nothing but yell at the senator fighting back tears over his weightlifting as a teen and shouted about a dozen times i like beer. he is so when he he should never serve on any court. that reaction probably not surprising. rob: he only had his entire life appended.

jillian: why would you be angry? rob: i can understand that. this was probably not the best decision, bottomless drinks during a hearing about alcohol. >> a dc restaurant apologizing for offering a bottomless deal during the hearing yesterday. shah's tavern said open at 10:00 am for the hearing, bar service starts at 11 am with bottomless mimosa. social media not taking that too well. capitalism 101, poor taste. another twitter user saying ever heard the phrase think 10 seconds before you speak? that goes for sweeting as well. the restaurant did apologize saying we would like to apologize for the feature of bottomless mimosa. it was an oversight. no way did we attend to infant

anyone or make light of the situation. we will donate all proceeds to an american nonprofit sexual assault organization. jillian: a nice way to come back. >> but you are right. rob: we are a little sensitive right now. thank you so much, appreciate it. let's check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". you about that hearing? pete: what hearing? rob: the senate judiciary. pete: a national disgrace according to brett kavanaugh. heartfelt testimony from both sets of principles. great reaction. did you see senator lindsey graham in the committee room yesterday, one of the most impassioned speeches i ever heard in my life. house majority leader kevin mccarthy, mercedes schlapp, senior white house advisor

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>> good morning, welcome back to our top stories, the mainstream media not holding back, quickly taking side after brett kavanaugh and christine blasey-ford's testimony's. >> she comes across very credible, difficult to watch somebody who has a credible story being victimized. >> the credibility of her testimony is unparalleled.

>> word with anger, and judicious raw anger. >> the most striking thing was his anger, the way he portrays himself at the outset of this hearing today, he looked unhinged. >> he was angry and belligerent and it was kind of scary. rob: after everything that happened to this man at his family doesn't brett kavanaugh have a right to be angry if not on the absolute edge? contributor to the washington examiner, thanks for coming on. i cannot imagine what this man and his family have been through. i don't expect anything else from him and that hearing. what do you think? >> if clarence thomas was the subject of a high-tech lynching, brett kavanaugh is the subject of a high-tech drive-by. the media went with story after story of uncorroborated allegations, some have giant holes in them and they went -- to destroy his character. the day before the hearing, don

lemon was associating brett kavanaugh with bill cosby, a serial sexual predator who is now a convicted felon the day before his hearing. they had no interest in a level debate and hearing out both sides of the story. this was a political hit job. the media was completely complicit, led by the democratic party on the senate panel. jillian: i want to specify, not talking about doctor ford but generalizing, have we entered an area, have we entered a point in time for a man in general is not believed. have we entered a time where women are believed when they say i am a survivor regardless of what evidence they may or may not have? >> we have seen that in the past, look at the duke lacrosse players, the columbia mattress girl, cases where false rape

allegations, even worse than that, any man with bad politics according to certain elite establishment media figures could be the next brett cavanagh. i could be the next brett kavanaugh if i raise a certain level of politics because they don't like me. i can have allegations coming after me with no evidence, no witnesses, all alleged witnesses denying it never happened and people in the media will drag you through the mud. it is not horrifying just to men but any mother who has a son today or a husband or a brother or a father, anyone is a possible victim based solely on their politics and brett kavanaugh, 20 something years of public life and you are a sexual predator and you have a tendency to sit there and attack women, and the horrible personality, it would have come out. ali female law clerks it never came out. this story they wouldn't even address because she seemed very upset.

rob: it is so rich that you have everybody on the left is so pro-ford in this situation, you have juanita broderick who made a credible claim, she was shunned by the same groups of people and these people still celebrate when bill clinton walks in the room with hillary, they cheer and applaud and smile and shake his hand and then you have a situation like this where they do the exact opposite. what do you think of that? >> one more point. you have senator cory booker, senator spartacus who wrote in high school or college an article called how he groups women. senator spartacus wrote a column, how he groups women to get to second base. the senator from delaware who beat his wife. the senator from ohio who beat his wife, ex-wife.

you have beto o'rourke, a drunk driving accident. if you want a morality question of what did you do in your past there is a lot of dirt from a lot of democrats on the senate including senator cory booker who said their accusing brett kavanaugh and he himself pleaded guilty or said out loud how he enjoys sexually assaulting women when he was younger. it is outrageous. rob: thank you for your time, we appreciate it. jillian: 6 minutes until the top of the hour. he may not be the best with numbers but he was able to dial 911. >> this isn't an emergency but i'm working on my math homework right now. rob: at 10-year-old boy's hilarious call for homework help coming up. ♪ come baby and rescue me ♪ come baby and rescue me then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander

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rob: welcome back. one city could soon throw people in jail if their dogs bark too much. [barking] rob: ache written, ohio, punish people who can't control their loud pets. orchesdz already face $100 fine. new rule would increase that with 250 with the possibility of a month in jail. jillian: they are just impressing themselves. rob: while you sleep? jillian: never moving to akron.

passengers can now carry up to one ounce of marijuana with them. policy made policy sings the drug is legal in california. the tsa says they can still stop passengers from boarding planes with pot since the federal government considers it illegal. police will make the ultimate decision whether or not to confiscate the drugs. all right. time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. a little boy calls 911 for some homework emergency. >> hi, this isn't an emergency but i need help on my homework right now 3062. >> okay. one second. >> doing it on a calculator it's 42.98 which you would round up to like 43. >> colorado police releasing the call to remind people 911 is for real emergency. he we hope he got an a. rob: we hope he got an a, too. growing number of schools think homework is an emergency.

anti-homework supporters say it also incorporate fringes on family time kids exflooring other interests. why wasn't i born 30 years ago. jillian: spoof neighbors into call the cops. north dakota man calling 911 after spotting. this we have got to go. have a good day. >> with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100 percent. >> i have never done this, not in high school, not in college, not ever. this confirmation process has become a national disgrace. you have replaced advice and consents with search and destroy. when it was needed, this allegation was unleashed and publicly deployed over dr. ford's wishes. >> let me be clear, i did not leak her story. >> my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed. >> i cannot imagine what you an