continues right now, goodbye. jillian: tuesday, october 9th, fox news alert, mandatory evacuations from monstrous michael, massive hurricane strengthening by the minute careening toward the gulf coast. >> in a warning that michael will get stronger before making landfall. jillian: brett kavanaugh beginning his first day of work on the supreme court as donald trump rails against the democrats who tried to destroy his confirmation. rob: what is next for brett cavanagh, the court in congress. jillian: you can hear from the former first couple for $800. rob: how the clintons are cashing in with a nationwide tour. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ all night long ♪ all night long

♪ all night long ♪ all night long ♪ rob: a good song. $800 to hear what happened for the last two years for free. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: let's begin with this, brett kavanaugh will take a seat on the supreme court for the first time today. rob: hours after a ceremonial swearing-in with donald trump who apologized to brett kavanaugh on behalf of the nation. jillian: doug luzader with more on the morning to democrats. >> reporter: brett kavanaugh begins his new job this morning joining eight new colleagues as they hear a case about sentencing issues involving repeat offenders, the ceremonial

swearing-in at the white house last night. brett kavanaugh and his family joined by the president in the east room, the president did apologize for this contentious and ugly confirmation process. >> on behalf of the nation i want to apologize to brett kavanaugh and the entire kavanaugh family. those who serve our family deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. >> the senate confirmation process was contentious and emotional. that process is over. my focus now is to be the best justify can be. i'm honored to serve alongside all of my new colleagues. >> reporter: while brett kavanaugh turns his attention to his new job democrats are turning their attention to the midterm election and the impact this could have on voters.

nancy pelosi with this tweet saying a new day is dawning, women march, women are running, women will win. that follows talk even of impeachment of brett kavanaugh which caught the president's attention. >> they are thinking about impeaching a brilliant jurist, a man who did nothing wrong, a man who was brought up in a hoax set up by the democrats and a lot of things happen on november 6th that would not have happened before. >> reporter: as for brett cavanagh and his first day on the job, assigned duties traditionally assigned to the newest supreme court justice, he has to take notes when there are meetings among the justices, and has to answer the door if anyone knocks. >> we have seen this, very detailed actually. thank you very much. >> from the moment he was nominated the left is argued brett kavanaugh is too

conservative for the supreme court morning he would sway decisions on landmark cases like roe v wade. >> the press will -- the special prosecutor who led the whitewater probe predicts he will help the nation's highest court. >> we fight it out as citizens, the supreme court is going to show an enormous amount of unity. brett kavanaugh puts it well, we are a team. remember ruth ginsburg, they were discreet but would do so in a disagreeable freeway. they talked to one another, they liked one another. brett kavanaugh had an exemplary record, the fact that elana kagan teaching at harvard law school tells us about all we need to know coupled with his record for 12 years, exemplary, frequently affirmed by the supreme court, vindicated his views. what we have is simply return to

the age of the kinds of comments made against bob who were terribly unfair and ill-founded. >> brett cavanagh joins neil gorsuch as donald trump's second supreme court appointment. >> 1000 people honor the victims of that horrific limousine crash with a candlelight vigil. all 18 people inside that ford excursion limo and two pedestrians outside were killed when the driver of the limo blue through a stop sign and crashed into an suv and into a parking lot in upstate new york. we now know the limousine and its driver should never have been on the road. >> we inspected the vehicle just last month. the driver did not have the appropriate license. there are a lot of questions to answer. rob: the limo's owner was an fbi

informant, in two terror stings. that crashes under investigation. 20 students rescued after their school bus was trapped in rising floodwaters, firefighters in kansas city, missouri, one student thinks the bus driver underestimated the flood and right now a desperate search is underway for four people swept away by a flood in texas, rushing water wiping out an entire rv park. 19 people and one dog have been rescued so far. jillian: and immediate invested -- evacuation underway as hurricane michael barrels to the florida panhandle. governor rick scott telling people to get out now. rich denison has the latest on this monstrous storm. >> reporter: hurricane michael is a monstrous storm in the forecast keeps getting more dangerous. people in florida bracing for hurricane michael.

mandatory evacuations underway for parts of the state and the state of emergency has been declared in 35 counties as the storm barrels toward the coast. people are doing what they can to prepare, filling sandbags and lining up to get gas ahead of time. >> if you are under an evacuation order, leave, don't wait. there are people to help you and no excuse, you got to keep your family safe. >> reporter: is not just rain that is the concern but the threat of tornadoes and 8 to 12 foot storm surge large enough to crest over the roofs of homes. >> hurricane michael is a massive storm that can bring total devastation to our state especially in the panhandle. >> reporter: the storm caused major damage in central america, 13 people died over the weekend after michael formed off the coast of northern honduras. donald trump says his administration is ready to provide whatever support is needed. >> we urge all residents to be prepared and to heed local officials.

fema is getting prepared and it looks like a big one. can you believe it? looks like another big one. we handled it well. >> reporter: after making landfall in florida storm is projected to move northeast along the atlantic coast for the carolinas, a region still recovering from hurricane florence last month. rich denison, fox news. jillian: janice dean tracking the storm, she will have the latest american forecast live at 5:30. rob: kim jong un wants pope francis to visit north korea, that news from south korea saying the dictator would welcome the pope with open arms. north korea is an atheist nation strictly controlling religious activity, this comes ahead of south korean president moon's trip to europe next week including a stop at vatican city. the pope and the south korean president expected to discuss how to achieve peace on the korean peninsula.

jillian: anthony weiner may soon be a free man, he is set to be released from federal prison 3 months early for good behavior. the new york democrat is locked up in massachusetts for sending inappropriate text messages to an 18-year-old girl. he was sentenced june 21st last year but is now scheduled to be released in may. donald trump says he is not firing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> have you decided to keep rod rosenstein? >> i said i was going to. i'm not making any changes. you would be the first to know. i'm not making any changes. jillian: deputy attorney general traveled with the president to the annual chiefs of police convention in orlando, florida. >> thank you as well to our deputy attorney general rod rosenstein for being here. we flew down together, the press wants to know what did you talk about? we had a very good talk i will say. jillian: rosenstein will meet with lawmakers thursday. he is expected to be questions about the new york times report the claims he discussed secretly

recording donald trump. rob: the president pledging support for law enforcement at the annual police chief convention. >> every single day of my administration we stand for law, order and justice. rob: we spoke to three current and former law enforcement professionals who say the president's message resonates with the community. >> providing police officers all over the country what they need to enforce the laws. >> a sense of pride, they do their job much better. >> to let them know that he is a staunch supporter of their cause. rob: they need all the support they can get. 40 police officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty just this year. jillian: october baseball, a big night on the diamonds. the yankees in the bronx, don't know how this happened, red sox

burning off into the for a 16-1 win. the playoffs, people, leaving them at 2-1 series lead against the houston astros continuing their dominance on the diamond. the astros celebrating their lead, they are the winner of the red sox yankees series and los angeles dodgers knocking out the atlanta braves after a 6-to victory, celebrating before they face the breweries in the and lcs. 16-one. rob: they are not ready. breaking an nfl record. >> one open. missed! what a way to do it. rob: that is a great way to break the record. he is throwing a 62 yard touchdown which breaks peyton manning's record for most career passing yards, finishing with

70,103 yards. peyton manning making a sarcastic video to congratulate him. >> for 1000 days i held the record for all-time passing thanks to you. that is over now. you have ruined that for me. rob: drew breeze leaving the new orleans saints to win over the washington redskins in the record-setting game. jillian: 12 minutes after the hour, donald trump crisscrossing battleground states to rally his base. our next guest breaks down why they matter as the march to the midterms turns into an all-out sprint. rob: facebook once an invite to your home. the social media giant is taking the invasion of privacy to a new level, stay tuned. ♪ h back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited 1.5% cash back

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donald trump rallying his base, heading to critical battleground states as republicans face tough reelection bids. here to break down the important races we will see, republican strategist aaron beach. let's break it down and start in iowa. the tariffs will come into play. >> they are. in these states there are 24 seats that need to flip. a handful of them might be able to achieve it. we have tariffs and in one race you have the incumbent rod bluhm one of the most endangered incumbents in the country and their coming after him. jillian: wide you say that? >> he has been erased, both on tariffs being pro-tariff and antiterrorist. jillian: how will this play out?

>> it is going to be tough. he needs to come strong. i want to see what the post brett kavanaugh issue is for him. jillian: let's go to iowa third. >> he has come out against the tariffs and it will hurt him a little bit in iowa. he has gotten relief, they try to get past the defense, a position. jillian: coming out strong against tariffs, how much percentage will he get from supporters who favor that? >> that is the balance, hard-core national trump supporters but iowa is unaffected by these tariffs so might play. >> let's go to ohio. >> this is career politician versus a 35-year-old candidate. a further strategy in ohio. for democrat candidates. jeff has been there since 1995. >> pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania has big

redistricting. we talked about it, brian has been affected by it. the tax issues, especially in that district we don't know how it will play. jillian: democrats looking to pick up seats in many places but they think they can in pennsylvania and you think they will here. >> it will pick up the possibility. jillian: what about pennsylvania 17? >> connor lamb in a different district, keith did not want to see connor come to that race. very difficult to maintain. jillian: wide is the tax issue such a thing for pennsylvania? >> construction jobs, from middle america message plays well but you also have candidates like connor lamb who was trumpian in his special election campaign. if he continues that trajectory, he is playing well. jillian: you think there could be a joe biden impact in

kentucky? >> mitch mcconnell's home state, joe arpaio will campaign similar to pennsylvania where you have a middle america messaging and with that said i think this is something we can hold onto in kentucky. jillian: so we will hold onto that. >> we will hold onto a lot. jillian: it is one of those times every single one matters. we talked about that in the break. thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it. rob: 19 after the hour. can maxine waters see into the future? >> unveiled the criminal activity. i have dubbed them the criminal clan. rob: the democratic lawmaker could be in hot water with the law. we will expand coming up. mcdonald's picked up a million-dollar lawsuit. the ridiculous reason why.

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>> welcome back. a teacher on paid leave after threatening the newest supreme court justice. and education teacher in minnesota tweeting who is going to take one for the team and kill brett cavanagh? the account is now deleted. the fbi and local sheriffs the permit are investigating. it is not clear if the woman will be charged with a crime. rob: a group of college republicans threatening to sue a bar, shutting down brett cavanagh's confirmation. in seattle, telling the university of washington, students should find another

venue of the political nature of the event, the group meeting at the bar regardless were violated. >> google plus shutdown after private information of hundreds of thousands of people is exposed. rob: tracy carrasco is here to explain why it took so long to expose this breach. >> reporter: google is shutting down its social network. 500,000 people, their personal information shared through this social network being shutdowns, google found out about this in march. this is exposed personal information to 400 outside developers from 2015 into march 2018 when they discovered it and fixed it but we are just hearing about it. this goes along with the theme of social media companies disclosing information and keeping us in the dark.

we do know google's ceo will schedule to testify in front of the senate judiciary committee in november. this was said before this was never disclosed so he has to face questions about this. rob: i remember when mcdonald's faced a lawsuit for the hot cup of coffee, that woman was really burned and we have another one. >> reporter: she was awarded $3 million which now we have a 14-year-old teenager suing mcdonald's in oregon for $1.56 million after she says an employee allegedly spilled hot water on her and burned her lower body. she says she suffered second-degree burns. it is unclear the extent of those burns but said she was seriously injured, but suing mcdonald's for that. the second time we know of they have been in trouble. rob: with the coffee i remember, doesn't have to be that hot.

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rob: evacuation underway as hurricane michael barrels to the florida panhandle. the storm is pounding cuba. jillian: officials warn of life turning storm surge is ice 12 feet with heavy rainfall and flooding. rob: janice, landfall sometime tomorrow morning as had changed? >> tomorrow morning, midday, not sure exactly how quickly the storm will move to the northeast but i will tell you tomorrow morning midday in the afternoon but we will feel the impact of the storm later today. we are running out of time to make your preparations and do your evacuations if you are told to do so. the 5 am advisor, category one, 90 mile-per-hour sustained winds, 96 make a category 2 and we are anticipating rapid intensification to a major hurricane once it makes landfall across the floor to panhandle, the big bend taking the worst of the storm surge, the worst of the right-hand side of the storm. we could see a foot of rainfall, week tornadoes as the storm impacts land.

there is the track, the new track in the next couple hours but the bottom line is we are running out of time. this will make landfall tomorrow. computer models are in good agreement it is going to be a florida panhandle landfall but the impacts being felt along the west coast of florida as well as inland. hurricane warnings posted for parts of georgia and alabama and you can see the sea surface temperatures, the warm waters we look at in terms of how much power the storm could get as it moves northeastward and the upper level winds are very favorable for intensification. there are the hurricane warnings, this will be a quick mover but the storm surge could be catastrophic, 8 to 12 foot for storm surge on the big bend and once it makes impact we will deal with tropical storm conditions across the carolinas, areas that were devastated by hurricane florence. even though it will make

landfall tomorrow we will feel impacts from the carolinas and the east coast. the next 24 to 36 hours crucial in terms of timing and intensity and where the storm, we will keep you posted from the fox news extreme weather center. jillian: wild when you see those models in complete agreement. brett kavanaugh set to hear his first case today as he takes his seat on the supreme court. his first day on the bench after a ceremonial swearing-in at the white house, donald trump acknowledging the bitter confirmation process. >> on behalf of our nation i want to apologize to brett cavanagh and the entire kavanaugh family. those who step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. >> now that the process is over

he is focusing on being the best supreme court justice he can be. many democratics pressing concern brett cavanagh will push the high court too far to the right. republicans say the new justice will not be guided by ideology. chief legal correspondent shannon bream looks at what changes brett cavanagh could bring to the supreme court. >> the supreme court must never never be viewed as a partisan institution. jillian: that was a simpler time before the allegations of sexual misconduct arose. triggering the most bitter supreme court confirmation fight in senate history. but now that he is justice cavanagh the 53-year-old can move ahead with a chance to charge his own path. the 114th justice got to work after being sworn in over the weekend. he started moving into his new

chambers and as he promised for the allegations surfaced hired four female law clerks, a first in the court's history. he is digging into his caseload, issues like religious liberty, abortion restrictions, gun rights and limits of executive power. whether donald trump can be subpoenaed in the russia probe. with a solid conservative majority on the court for the first time in 80 years progressives worry brett kavanaugh will be a long-term powerbroker. >> fundamental questions of american law and values that brett kavanaugh could be the deciding vote on. >> reporter: is minimalist approach and respect for precedent convinced key senate swing vote susan collins to vote for him when it came to whether the justice would toss out the roe v wade ruling on abortion. >> i ask him, would it be sufficient to overturn long-established precedent he emphatically said no. >> reporter: some say it will be hard for the justices including the newest member to overcome the perception that they are reflexively partisan. the reality of brett kavanaugh will probably be neither as

conservative as his supporters over his critics fear. shannon bream, fox news. rob: and urgent manhunt underway for the suspect to shot a musician minutes before his show. the man stealing aaron hicks's phone and wallet when walking with his girlfriend to the show. lee was shot in the stomach and fleeing in a car, the bullet traveled through his stomach into his leg. doctors say it will have to be stuck forever. can't get it out. he plays a keyboard in red.is, he is expected to make a full recovery. jillian: a watchdog group demanding a full audit of congresswoman maxine waters's campaign over fundraising mailers. the national legal and policy center says group supporting former los angeles mayor paid waters's committee $25,000 to include him. waters's daughter has to pay $750,000 for work on her campaign since 2004.

rob: mexico's president-elect could legalizing drugs when he takes office. and blow might legalize medicinal opium in hopes of ending gang of violence in mexico. he is looking at paying farmers more money for corn to deter them from growing poppies which is profitable. he will be sworn in december 1st taking on mexico's violent gangs. jillian: going above the call of duty, police roll out the red carpet to escort a little boy to his final cancer treatment in maine. rob: william has been battling high-grade glioma for a year and his mom says he has big dreams. >> only given a year. here he is. rob: the police department calls william and inspiration and that he is.

it is 36 after the hour. harassment becoming the new normal for gop lawmakers. >> we believe survivors. we believe survivors. jillian: the left's aggression hitting a fever pitch. what happened to the party of tolerance and love? our political panel on deck to debate that next. rob: no friends allowed and if i say jump you say how high. some of the crazy rules one girlfriend has for her boyfriend. i have seen this before, going viral for all the wrong reasons. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪

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button on a multibillion-dollar deal with the pentagon. the company says it is no longer bidding for cloud computing contracts because the project doesn't align with its ethical guidelines, the rules bar the use of artificial intelligence in weapons and google thinks violates privacy and human rights, this coming month after google backed away from the drone analysis following backlash from employees. while google says they want to protect policy facebook once cameras following you inside your home. the company working out a device similar to amazon's alexa, a camera following you around while video chatting, like having your own cinematographer but it is unclear what markets given facebook's numerous privacy scandals. to be determined. rob: weird. thanks. liberal protesters enraged over the confirmation of brett kavanaugh. >> don't put a liar on the court.

>> women talking to you about that. >> to do these things, in power, that is what you are telling me. rob: a sight to behold, gop lawmakers facing unprecedented level of aggression and threats but will democrats, the so-called party of tolerance, condone this with the midterms at stake? this kind of behavior? here to weigh in, former gop congresswoman nan hayward and chuck rocha. i want to start with you, chuck. maybe hirono spouted off samantha saying this is what happens when you have white supremacy in politics or something like that and that is why we are seeing these threats. what do you think of that as an excuse for death threats against susan collins and jeff flake? >> i don't think anybody should

have death threats also against doctor ford. there is too much on both sides. i would also remind you and your viewers that our democracy was set up on speaking truth to power. if we went along to get along we would never be democracy we are. you can always take things too far and both sides of taken things too far at certain times, but your elected officials who paid with my tax dollars exactly what you think they should be doing. rob: this is a reporter talking about paid protesters and how a number of these people were paid to incite this kind of activity. listen. >> we talked to one woman who works for ultraviolet who was paid, she helped steer people in the right ways to confront. there were people who were paid to try to harness that energy in a way that would make the viral moments we ended up with. rob: one of those was the jeff flake confrontation which may have led to that 1-week

investigation by the fbi which cleared his name. we all saw that. what do you think about the fact? >> it doesn't surprise me in some ways because unfortunately for the democratic side, they are so devoid of policy to counter what the gop have been doing through donald trump and the gop majority in congress, people are going back to work by the millions, wages are rising, we are confronting our adversaries around the world, great stuff. you probably do have to pay people to find people to confront folks like jeff flake about the fact they were trying to turn do process into presumption of innocence on its head. rob: one republican got a beheading picture sent to him, rand paul's wife says she has to sleep with a gun by her bed

after her husband was attacked in his yard because she feels unsafe and the democrats seem to not really condemn this behavior. they seem to support it in some ways. >> i just landed yesterday from florida, working in the keys, one of my best friends running for statehouse, a regular blue collar guy sick and tired and fed up with nobody in tallahassee fixing this problem, overlaid with a top target agreement congressional district and you wouldn't believe on both sides, mainly from the republicans, we keep ginning up all this anger with these ads, both parties execute people not to get upset. rob: susan collins gave a great speech after the confirmation and special interest groups are stirring up the base and supporters so much and this is the result we get. >> susan collins is right and it

is frightening to see normalization, and attempt to normalize domestic terrorism aggression, violence, what we saw in the confrontation, not just jeff flake who was confronted that way. this is not something that makes americans comfortable, not part of our civil compact, not something as a republican i would except on the republican side and my democratic colleagues will find this will backfire. rob: even more interesting they are threatening the moderates which is even more, susan collins, with a different, not a good way to bridge the divide. we appreciate it. republicans using brett kavanaugh's confirmation as motivation in the midterms. >> common sense conservatives will win and i think brett kavanaugh battle has energized, has woken them up to how extreme

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rob: senate race between ted cruz and beto o'rourke closer than expected. jillian: the confirmation of brett kavanaugh may have changed everything. connell mcshane follows the money. >> reporter: no democrat has won statewide here since 1994 but this congressman from el paso hopes to change that. no doubt there has been a lot of energy around theto o'rourke and his campaign. a question for both candidates,

congressman o'rourke, has the brett cavanagh confirmation process impacted this race? >> i don't know. i never ask somebody who can serve and party affiliation, never limited to one party or another. i'm interested in representing all texans. all texans know that this is a defining moment of truth for this country and whether it is the next supreme court justice nomination, moving from least insured to the country to leading the way on universal healthcare, getting behind public school teachers, issues that are most important to them in their lives that will drive turnout, not party and not the differences that divide us. i feel good about this. >> reporter: he feels good but ted cruz does as well and he thinks the energy thanks to the brett kavanaugh story has shifted to his side. >> reporter: are you more likely to win this race now that a couple weeks ago before the brett kavanaugh process? >> sure.

we will win before, we will win now. in texas there are more conservatives than liberals. this election is about turnout. if we turnout common sense conservatives will win and the brett kavanaugh battle has energized a lot of conservatives, to how extreme and crazy the left is. >> reporter: it will be decided in a month with ted cruz in deep red texas hanging onto a 6 point lead. >> run emmanuel in trouble with his call for police in chicago. >> strongly considered stop and frisk. it works and was meant for problems like chicago. rudy giuliani when he was mayor of new york city had a strong program of stop and frisk and it went from an on except leave dangerous city to the safest city in the country. rob: the head of the police union is praising the president,

chicago's mayor rejecting his advice. >> failed policy he talked about have no place for a city that is working together. >> 2300 people have been shot so far this year. jillian: a huge double bill heading to a stadium near you. it is bill and hillary clinton. the duo making starting 13 cities to share stories that shape their careers. tickets going for as much as $700. notably missing from the tour is wisconsin that they will appear in michigan and pennsylvania. rob: the clintons sure like there money. 54 minutes after the hour, apple hit by bagelgate, people are so fired up about this new bagel and mosey. they started a cream cheese petition.

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y'all done stressed me out. [laughter] >> that is funny. it's a boy. and the soon to be grand mother in virginia revealing blue hair hidden under a wig. the video has been viewed nearly 5 million times on facebook. the daughter had no idea what's going on. self-conscious because i have been told i stay really weird. apple facing bagel gate. new yorkers ridiculing this new bagel emoji. calling it stale. something you find in a supermarket's frozen food aisle. you call this factory based bagel emoji that stands for all bagels? new yorkers demand more. rob: this is ugly. girlfriend's 22 rules for a boyfriend going viral u somebody found this contract used car they bought.

going viral online. can't see friends more than twice a week. when she says jump he must say how high, princess. gives me shivers down my spine. jillian: have a good day. rob: bye. >> i was not appointed to serve one party or one interest but to serve one nation. >> on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize. what happened to the kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness. >> he has done something that very few politicians ever do in washington. and that is he has stuck to his promises. >> a major hurricane, category 3, making landfall across the panhandle of florida tomorrow. >> if you are under evacuation order, leave, don't wait. we have never seen a storm like this hit this part of our state. >> more than a thousand people honorable the victims of horrific limousine crash with a vigil. we know the limousine and driver both should have never been on the road.