now. >> it sounds like it will be 10:30 a.m. when this vote take place. as you can see, empty chairs there. the senator from hawaii >> thanator from hawaii good morning, america. historic supreme court showdown. nine hours rivet the nation. >> i am here today not because i want to be, i am terrified. >> dr. christine blasey ford. >> i've never sexually assaulted anyone, not in high school, not in college, not ever. >> judge brett kavanaugh, dramatic testimony over her sexual assault allegations from when they were teenagers. >> ford with a stark account still seared in her memory. >> the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two. >> kavanaugh furiously lashing out, calling it all a, quote, national disgrace. >> this whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit.

>> and emotions running high on the committee floor. >> this is the most unethical sham since i've been in politics. >> president trump reacting, doubling down on his nominee, praising his testimony as powerful, honest and riveting. now this morning, judge kavanaugh's nomination hanging in the balance. the big questions, who do senators believe? where do the final votes stand? >> however this vote goes, i am confident in saying that it will forever be steeped in doubt. >> we'll hear from the white house this morning. our team covers all angles of a dramatic day that revealed america's divisions. how will it define our future? good morning, america. it was one of those days where america became a huge town hall. the whole country watching, weighing, debating as judge brett kavanaugh and dr.

christine blasey ford faced the senate, bared their souls, the supreme court at stake. >> the scenes all across the country, all day long people gathering to watch those nine hours. it was simply a roller coaster of emotions, a sense that we will all remember where we were when we watched what went down yesterday. >> both sides, they held firm. ford is saying she's 100% sure he attacked her but kavanaugh saying there was zero chance that it was him. >> she came in fear. he came in anger. now, senators must decide right there at the u.s. capitol who do they believe, how will they vote, should brett kavanaugh get a lifetime seat on the supreme court? we have team coverage this morning starting with senior national correspondent terry moran. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. those extraordinary hearings concluded and the day after has begun with a pitched partisan battle in the senate judiciary committee right here across the street from the supreme court. republicans will vote in that committee to send the nomination of brett kavanaugh for the

supreme court to the floor, and it all comes after that wrenching day of testimony that began with the dramatic moment. dr. christine blasey ford, taking the oath, speaking her truth. >> i am here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. >> reporter: but dr. christine blasey ford says she believes telling her story is a civic duty. >> i was pushed onto the bed and brett got on top of me. he began running his hands over my body and grinding into me. and i tried to get away from him but his weight was heavy. >> reporter: blasey ford says supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, then a georgetown prep high school student, and his friend mark judge assaulted her at a party in 1982 when she was 15 years old. >> i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. this is what terrified me the most and has had the most lasting impact on my life.

it was hard for me to breathe and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> reporter: she says she didn't speak about what happened for years, but the experience scarred her for life. >> what is the strongest memory you have, strongest memory of the incident, something that you cannot forget? >> the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two. >> and you were the object of the laughter? >> i was, you know, underneath one of them while the two laughed. >> reporter: as she spoke the all male republican members of the judiciary committee remained silent, instead leaving the questioning to a female sex crimes prosecutor, rachel mitchell of arizona. >> are you aware that they say that they have no memory or knowledge of such a party? >> yes. >> reporter: democrats called blasey ford an inspiration. >> you have inspired and you have enlightened men in america

to listen respectfully to women survivors and men who have survived sexual attack. and that is a profound public service. >> reporter: then it was judge kavanaugh's turn in front of the cameras. >> i never sexually assaulted anyone. >> reporter: kavanaugh filled with emotion, defiant and angry. >> my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. >> reporter: he was careful not to blame blasey ford who he says he believes was hurt by someone, just not by him. >> i intend no ill will to dr. ford and her family. the other night ashley and my daughter liza said their prayers and little liza, all of 10 years old, said to ashley, we should pray for the woman. that's a lot of wisdom from a 10-year-old.

we mean no ill will. >> reporter: but at democrats, kavanaugh seethed. >> this whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit. this is a circus. >> reporter: at one point kavanaugh even tried to turn the tables on a female democratic senator. >> you're saying there's never been a case where you drank so much you didn't remember what happened the night before or part of what happened? >> that's -- you're asking about blackout. i don't know -- have you? >> could you answer the question, judge? i just -- that's not happened, is that your answer? >> yeah, i'm curious if you have. >> i have no drinking problem, judge. >> nor do i. >> reporter: kavanaugh later apologized. >> sorry i did that. this is a tough process. i'm sorry about that. >> i appreciate that. i would like to add, when you have a parent that's alcoholic you're pretty careful about drinking. >> reporter: democrats pressed him over and over again if he wants to clear his name, why not allow the fbi to re-open his

background check. >> judge kavanaugh, will you support an fbi investigation right now? >> i will do whatever the committee wants to -- >> personally do you think that's the best thing for us to do? you won't answer? >> reporter: after hearing what he said and what she said, senators now have to decide whom to believe. >> with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100%. >> none of these allegations are true? >> correct. >> you swear to god? >> i swear to god. >> reporter: republicans shunting prosecutor rachel mitchell aside during kavanaugh's testimony and using their time to accuse senator dianne feinstein of plotting to leak blasey ford's accusations at the 11th hour. senator lindsey graham exploding in frustration. >> i hope the american people can see through this sham, that you knew about it and you held it. you had no intention of

protecting dr. ford, none. she's as much of a victim as you are. this is not a job interview. >> yeah. >> this is hell. >> this -- >> this is going to destroy the ability of good people to come forward because of this crap. >> let me be clear. i did not hide dr. ford's allegations. i did not leak her story. >> reporter: so there is an important development overnight. the american bar association which had given judge kavanaugh its highest rating, gold standard, now calling for a postponement on any vote of his nomination until the fbi investigates dr. ford's allegation and others against him. >> will it have any impact? one thing that seemed clear over the course of that nine hours and over the course, the party lines hardened. >> reporter: no question about it. it began, it seemed, as a search for truth and as the day went

on, you could feel it. the partisan warfare that has consumed this town and our country consumed this hearing. it is now an all-out partisan battle for or against judge kavanaugh. >> terry moran, thanks very much. and the senate judiciary committee is said to vote this morning on brett kavanaugh's seat on the court. abc's mary bruce joins us now from capitol hill. as we heard from reaction, still coming in this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, emotions are running high here this morning. the senate judiciary committee is meeting right here and just down the hall we can hear protesters chanting. it is clear that top republicans this morning are standing by judge kavanaugh, but what's not clear yet is whether or not they have enough votes to confirm him. this morning, republicans are eager to move to a vote. >> we gave dr. ford a chance to have her say, and i think it's time to vote. the longer that the nomination remains open, we know that more

and more of these scurrilous, anonymous and uncorroborated allegations will be made. >> i don't see any reason for delay. >> reporter: with judge kavanaugh's fate hanging in the balance, what comes next depends on a handful of key senators. republicans susan collins and lisa murkowski who told us she needed to sleep on it. >> go home, have some dinner and have a chance to think about all that's gone on today. >> reporter: and red state democrats like joe manchin, his office says he is 100% undecided. democrats moved by christine blasey ford's testimony wanted more time. >> i urged my fellow republicans to take a one-week break and ask the fbi to investigate all these allegations so that before they move to a vote, we have got real clarity. >> reporter: but kavanaugh's republican supporters were unconvinced. >> based on what i heard today you could not get a search warrant or arrest warrant because you don't know the location, you don't know the time and don't have any corroboration.

>> reporter: and robin, just moments ago jeff flake, that key swing vote on the committee announced that he will support judge kavanaugh's nomination. in a statement he says, quote, our system of justice affords a presumption of innocence to the accused. adding while a different standard should apply here, he says, quote, i believe that the constitution's provisions of fairness and due process apply here as well. robin? >> mary, thank you. michael? >> president trump stayed silent throughout the hearing but he reacted on twitter right after the testimony ended. our chief white house correspondent jon karl has more on that. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, michael. tvs throughout the white house were tuned to that hearing as they were across the country. i'm told the president watched virtually every minute of the hearing. at first the mood was quite gloomy among the president's allies as they listened to christine blasey ford's testimony. she was seen as credible.

she was seen as forceful. that changed as brett kavanaugh came to the stand and told his story. the president clearly liked what he saw. this is what he tweeted, judge kavanaugh showed america exactly why i nominated him. his testimony was powerful, honest and riveting. democrats' search and destroy mission is disgraceful and this process has been a total sham and an effort to delay, obstruct and resist. the senate must vote. and that's what the president is pushing for right now, a quick vote. what the president liked about this is that not only did he forcefully defend himself, but he attacked the democrats that were going after him. michael, the challenge now, though, is that the president must convince a group of senators of which he doesn't have much sway, people like jeff flake, lisa collins -- i mean susan collins, lisa murkowski. these are not senators he is particularly close with to say the least. >> all right, jon, i'm sure we'll know very soon if he's able to do that. thank you very much. george. >> okay,

thanks. let's bring in white house press secretary sarah sanders this morning. sarah, thanks for joining us and saw that tweet about judge kavanaugh's condition. we saw that tweet about judge kavanaugh's testimony. what did you think of dr. ford's testimony? >> look, i think dr. ford's testimony like most americans knelt it was very compelling. but it also lacked any evidence. it didn't have any corroboration and i think that's one of the big differences that you saw between dr. ford's testimony and dr. -- and judge kavanaugh. while i believe something bad happened to this woman and i think it is absolutely awful and horrific, not what she went through just 36 years ago but also what she had to go through yesterday, and i think that it is absolutely disgraceful the way that the democrats have used and exploited this process and i think they frankly owe an apology to both dr. ford and judge kavanaugh, but i think yesterday was a great contrast of two individuals coming forth laying out their cases, both compelling, but one had a big difference and that was it was erybody that had been named

>> sarah, you repeated something judge kavanaugh said several times yesterday and it's simply not true. the other people there, two say they don't remember what happened, not that they back up his story. >> they said they don't recall anything like that. you've had a countless number of people that have known judge kavanaugh all of his life that have come forward, said these things didn't happen. he's been through six separate background investigations and had the calendars and a number of other things that backed up his story and certainly i think he was incredibly powerful and very clear and he's been unequivocal from day one that this did not take place by him. >> the president used the same phrase that judge kavanaugh used, search and destroy mission by the democrats. so does the president believe that judge ford was part of a search and destroy mission? >> i think the democrats are part of a search and destroy mission. i think they have been so outrageous in the way that they

have handled this process, they could have spared both of these individuals' families and that's why i think they owe them both an apology. the fact that this could have been done in a way that didn't publicly destroy both of them, i think it is awful what dr. ford had to go through and equally awful what judge kavanaugh and his family have had to go through over the last couple of months. this could have been done differently, and i think it is absolutely disgraceful and it is terrible for our country, the precedent that yesterday set. >> one way it could have been differently if there was an fbi investigation after the allegations came forward as there was an fbi investigation after the allegations came forward against judge clarence thomas. we've seen overnight the aba is now saying that that would be >> look, judge kavanaugh has been through six background investigations. he's been -- >> but not since these allegations came forward. not since these allegations came forward. ple long befe any of those backgroundould have

look, i've been through one of those before, george. you have. you know how the process works. they go to your neighbors and talk to your classmates from high school, from college, co-workers that lead all the way up to your present day, and at no point during any one of the six separate times that he has had that done has anything come up. at the same time you saw yesterday a question-and-answer session which would be very similar to what the fbi would conduct and we know they won't come to a conclusion. there is a process for this. it took place yesterday. unfortunately, it took place in front of all of america instead of behind closed doors and put these individuals through something they didn't have to do. i find it absolutely outrageous and interesting that democrats are constantly campaign about how they care about women and want to empower

women, the way they exploited dr. ford for their own political purposes yesterday was absolutely disgraceful and i think they owe her an apology. >> sarah, i have to say, dr. ford is not asking for an apology from the democrats. >> i understand she's not but i still think they owe her an apology and i think they owe one to judge kavanaugh. she did ask they keep this confidential. i think that what has taken place has been a total sham as lindsey graham called it yesterday and certainly agree with him on that front. at this point i think it's time for us. they took and got to hear both testimonies yesterday and it's now time for the senate to step up and put a vote to the floor. >> does the president have the votes? >> i'm sorry? >> does the president have the votes? >> i certainly hope so and i certainly think so and i think that we have to move forward in this process and judge kavanaugh deserves a vote and that's where we are. the process has gone fully 's git been a rtfft rlheast. for philadelphia roads closed, highways even. up to new york city, flash flood

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welcome back to "gma." you're looking live at capitol hill this morning after that high stakes hearing. the senate judiciary committee scheduled to vote on judge brett kavanaugh's nomination this morning. republicans confident they will get -- he will get confirmed to the supreme court. >> that's why they have scheduled the vote but those undecided voters -- there are still a number of undecided senators. we'll have more on that ahead. we have other things to get to including one that came to a sad end. the search for that missing north carolina boy with special needs, the body of what is believed to be 6-year-old maddox ritch was found in a creek a mile from where he went missing. elon musk in serious the s.sten qte, uing h accusing

lse and misleading. the s.e.c. wants to bar him from running a public company. as we said, testimony by christine blasey ford and brett kavanaugh riveting the nation. americans reacting in realtime across the country on social media and we're still feeling the fallout this morning. hearing from two of judge kavanaugh's former yale classmates. paula faris is here with that side of the story. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we'll all remember where we were during this nation. it riveted the nation. tvs were tuned in on the floor of the stock exchange, classrooms and airplanes. while some had their minds made up prior to testimony, it was enough to sway others. from coast to coast on college campuses in bars, office buildings and even at 10,000 feet, millions of americans glued to their televisions, riveted watching as dr. christine blasey ford spoke publicly for the first time.

>> that mr. kavanaugh had sexual assaulted me. >> reporter: the testimony by dr. ford striking a chord and surfacing long repressed men menfyry -- memories for some survivors of sexual abuse. like 76-year-old brenda who called in to c-span to share her story. >> i thought i was over this and i have not brought it up for years and it is just breaking my heart. >> reporter: ford drawing support from many. >> this hearing will definitely help inspire a national conversation about this and how we as society perceive women and how they should be treated and how they should be listened to. >> reporter: but kavanaugh also finding support. >> we are here today in support of brett kavanaugh. >> i don't think that it was brett kavanaugh had any part of it. >> reporter: 17-year-old high school senior dan radka found himself swayed by both testimonies. itself h definitely ch after watching the hearings.

i believe both of them. >> reporter: the hearing was a top trend worldwide on twitter. law students at judge brett kavanaugh's alma mater, yale gathering with their eyes glued to the proceedings. >> this has destroyed my family. >> i think this is a nonpartisan issue. the students want there to be due process. >> reporter: this morning two of his former classmates from his time at yale undergrad, dr. elizabeth swisher and lynne lyne brookes say that kavanaugh's testimony mischaracterized his drinking past in the hearing. >> i never blacked out. that's the allegation and that is wrong. >> i feel that he's perjuried himself and that's extremely problematic. >> a lot of people drink in high school and college. what i'm taking issue is the mischaracterization and the misrepresentation. >> if he's going to lie about the little things what about the big things? >> reporter: they're speaking out about the kavanaugh they say they knew back then. >> he hung with the varsity

basketball crowd. he definitely ran with that crowd and, you know, drank hard with them. >> reporter: dr. elizabeth swisher seen here with judge kavanaugh says he was smart and friendly, but she says he could become rowdy when drinking. he slurred his words. >> he got loud. he slurred his words. he liked to play drinking games. >> reporter: lynne brookes painting a similar portrait of kavanaugh. >> new pledges were getting tapped in to the fraternity and brett was getting tapped in and he was incredibly drunk in a ridiculous outfit. i find it not plausible at all that he remembers everything he did that night. >> reporter: still kavanaugh's testimony thursday was not good enough for both women who were former roommates with deborah ramirez. she's the woman who accused the embattled judge of sexual misconduct. judge kavanaugh denied any accusations of sexual misconduct towards anyone, but not all of

his former classmates agree. chris dudley telling "the new york times" the accusations don't fit with the man that he knows. saying, quote, that's not in his character. now, dudley says he never saw him blacked out at yale saying these allegations simply are not kavanaugh and, remember, 65 women who have known kavanaugh for quite some time came forward vouching for him but as you've been saying this just widening the already political chasm. the large one in this country right now. >> sure is. paula, thank you so much. let's bring in our legal team, dan abrams and sunny hostin as well as chris christie. dan, let me begin with you. you have questions about judge kavanaugh's credibility from his former classmates right there. it seems clear we're never going to get to the bottom of what exactly happened inside that bedroom in bethesda, maryland back in 1982. the question is how do they go forward? >> when we hear the phrase i believe her but, what does that mean? what it means really is you're saying that the burden is on the people who don't want to support his nomination. meaning you're saying they have

to prove it, because if you're saying i kind of believe both of them, which way do i go? it sounds like the direction it's going in now is that's not enough to stop his nomination. >> do you agree with that? >> yeah, i do. i think that's -- in the end, you have to look at the totality of this guy's life and circumstances and qualifications and you do have, i think, a burden of proof to defeat a nomination, especially when he's from the majority party. that's just the political reality of it. you have to sway people who would otherwise philosophically want to vote for him. that this is disqualifying. and i don't think that yesterday carried that off. >> how -- >> sexual assault should never be a partisan issue. that is an issue of right and wrong and i think what is terrible here is that people are saying that her testimony while credible, isn't corroborated. the reason it's not corroborated is because the record is incomplete here and sex assault cases we all know as lawyers and especially you, chris, as a former prosecutor that sexual assaults generally don't have corroborating eyewitnesses.

in this case she named an eyewitness. that's mark judge, and the senate committee -- >> he does not corroborate her. >> that's not true. he doesn't recall what happened. >> that's not corroboration. sunny. >> he doesn't corroborate. >> no, but -- >> why isn't there an fbi investigation? >> what she said was that, you know, never has corroboration. there's no corroboration here even though she named a witness. she named someone who -- excuse me. >> that's because the senate doesn't know the truth. the senate does not cooperate -- >> you can interrupt everybody else. don't interrupt me. save that for "the view." the fact of the matter is she named him. he put in a letter to the senate under penalty of a thousand and one violation and jail time saying he cannot corroborate her story. >> he cannot recall. >> her -- that's not corroboration. sunny. i'm sorry. i know you'd like it to be but it's not. >> then we now have the aba also coming out asking for some kind of an fbi investigation as well. it seems pretty clear, dan, that the president is not going to call for it. >> i think that's really important. i do. i think the fact, look, i'm a

big fan of the aba and i think that the problem is the aba gets cited selectively so you have judge kavanaugh saying the gold standard, the aba says that i am well qualified. now the aba is saying, hang on a second. hang on. let's have an fbi investigation. i don't know. i don't think you can just say i'm going to listen to the aba when i like them and don't listen to them when i don't like. i'm for let's listen to the aba, period. they're saying this. that means something to me. >> and it means something i think to me as well. but the jesuits have come out and now said, listen. we no longer endorse him. we really need an fbi investigation. why is the record still incomplete? why not submit to an fbi investigation? i've said it over and over again. if he has nothing to hide if he's truly telling the truth and both can't be telling the truth because the opinions are now diametrically opposed, have the

fbi investigation show if you are appointed, or appointment is without taint. >> set a timetable. wouldn't that help brett kavanaugh? >> you know what yesterday was, george. yesterday was a primal scream of our political system. >> well, that's for sure. i agree. >> on both sighs. it's not just the actual scream of lindsey graham, but it's the hypocrisy of the democrats on their side too. they could afford to act calm yesterday. the fact of the matter is there's no trust between the two parties. and so when chris koontz who i know and i know him very well and i think chris is genuine in his suggestion and i think he'd stick to it but i don't think dianne feinstein would stick to it and i know chuck schumer wouldn't so when the democrats announce within 20 minutes of when he's nominated they'll oppose him and when they have said, their spokespeople have said their job here is to delay so that the midterms come -- there's no trust, george. >> i agree there's no trust. >> i don't think a one-week delay is illogical. i think in this circumstance

neither side trusts each other so they won't get the benefit of the doubt. >> i'm afraid we're out of time. history matters a little bit here as well, and we all know the experience of merrick garland who wasn't even given a hearing. >> that's why there's no trust. both sides, george. not just one side. >> lifetime appointment. one week is not going to make that big of a difference except for the truth. >> does not sound like it's going to happen. thank you very much. we'll be right back. ou all very much. we'll be right back . when nighttime nasal congestion closes in, . your nose right back up. to simply open . so with breathe right you can breathe better and sleep better. breathe better. sleep better. breathe right. dear freshpet,

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we are back now with an investigation that is under way this morning into a fatal plane crash in south carolina. the plane breaking in half after speeding off the runway following landing. two of the four people on board killed. abc's marcus moore has the story. >> they are off the runway. they are off the runway in the embankment. engines are running. >> reporter: a frightening scene at the south carolina airport. the twisted and torn cabin of this private jet with four people on board split in two after skidding off the side of this landing strip. that plane dropping 50 feet down an embankment, smashing through a fence, stopping at the end of the road. >> the private plane went off the landing strip. >> reporter: firefighters rushing to the scene but the co-pilot, 66-year-old steven fox and the pilot died. >> it was unfortunate, i think one of the pilots was laying on the throttle and was unconscious and so very difficult to get in >> reporter: rescu survive.rried cole both rushed

this morning wharks cau-- what caused the crash is unclear. by all accounts the landing was considered routine for the falcon 50 jet. >> a modern airplane with an excellent safety record, so even on a runway that's relatively short this airplane should have had no problem stopping. >> reporter: and this morning, investigators with the ntsb have just arrived on the scene here and they're focusing on that wreckage you see off in the distance as they try to figure out how this happened. and the plane's data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder will reveal a lot for investigators as they try to figure out what went wrong, michael. >> thank you so much, marcus. prayers to the families of all those involved. >> absolutely. we'll be right back. czema, or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin will look. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're itching all the time. but even though you see and feel your eczema on the surface of your skin, an overly sensitive immune system

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good morning. we have your forecast for finally the weekend. >> yeah. here is a live look from the tam cam. we have a lot of low cloud cover right now. once we get rid of that cloud cover later on today, we'll see a lot of sunshine. 50s at this early morning hour. as you step out the door, highs today cooler than yesterday. most spots in the 60s and 70s. >> okay. we do have what sounds like it could be a big issue in oakenland hills. northbound 13, all lanes are blocked just past the 24 merge there. area. sig alert just issued by chp. no one getting by on that northbound side. definitely stick to the 580 corridor if possible this morning. certainly slow here, westbound 92 across san mateo bridge.

i don't have anything reported in that area right now. jessica. >> all right. thank you. coming up on gma, a deals and steals extravaganza. huge savings on 28 different items from jewelry products and more. stay tuned for that.

good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. supreme court showdown. nine hours of testimony rivet the country. >> i am here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. >> dr. christine blasey ford, judge brett kavanaugh. >> i've never sexually assaulted anyone, not in high school, not in college, not ever. >> their dramatic testimonies over her sexual assault allegations from when they were in high school. emotions run high on the committee floor and the president reacts, doubling down on his nominee. this morning, judge kavanaugh's nomination hangs in the balance. the big question, who did senators believe? where do the final votes stand? also this morning, so many survivors of assault revealing these hearings are bringing back painful memories, calls to national hotlines increasing. now, what you should know about dealing with past tr

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is rainoutside in new york. happy inside "good morning america." hope you're well this friday morning. >> especially listening to the o'jays. you know what, it's been a long week for all of us. we are living for the weekend. and it's a busy morning here on "gma." did you see all those boxes? our crews are working overtime. the men and women of "gma" behind the scenes getting it done because it's the 28th and so tory has 28 "deals & steals" and we cannot wait to share it. will we say truly something for everyone. i believe we have -- >> she's taken over the whole studio. >> we have something for everyone and everybody is lending a hand, all the anchors, all the staff. it's a relay to get this done and we have one down. we saw that with ginger and tory during the weather, and we have 27 to go. let's see if we can make it. it's going to be a mad dash. >> whoever is the deejay, you were trying to get to the actual, you know, hook of the song. you were trying so desperately 'seeet there. the effort.

appreciate the effort. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. that supreme court showdown, of course, gripping testimony yesterday by dr. christine blasey ford, judge brett kavanaugh. they both detailed their memories of intensely personal events that could change the face of the supreme court. senate judiciary committee meets today and they will vote this morning. i want to go back to abc's terry moran at the supreme court. terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning it feels like day two of a pitched battle. the smoke has cleared from the battlefield. they have carried the wounded away and this comes after a wrenching day of testimony that came after one of the most dramatic moments in years. christine blasey ford stepping forward and giving her testimony. >> i am here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. >> reporter: but dr. christine blasey ford says she believes telling her story is a civic duty. >> i was pushed onto the bed and brett got on top of me. he began running his hands over my body and grinding into me.

and i tried to get away from him but his weight was heavy. >> reporter: blasey ford says supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, then a georgetown prep high school student, and his friend mark judge assaulted her at a party in 1982 when she was 15 years old. >> i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. this is what terrified me the most and this had the most lasting impact on my life. it was hard for me to breathe, and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> reporter: she says she didn't speak about what happened for years, but the experience scarred her for life. >> what is the strongest memory you have, strongest memory of the incident, something that you cannot forget? >> the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two. >> and you were the object of the laughter?

>> i was, you know, underneath one of them while the two laughed. >> reporter: as she spoke, the all male republican members of the judiciary committee remained silent. then it was judge kavanaugh's turn in front of the cameras. >> i never sexually assaulted anyone. >> reporter: kavanaugh filled with emotion, defiant and angry. >> my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations. >> reporter: he was careful not to blame blasey ford who he says he believes was hurt by someone, just not by him. >> i intend no ill will to dr. ford and her family. >> reporter: but at democrats, kavanaugh seethed. >> this whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit. this is a circus. >> reporter: democrats pressed him over and over again if he wants to clear his name, why not allow the fbi to re-open his background check. >> judge kavanaugh, will you support an fbi investigation right now?

>> i will do whatever the committee wants to -- >> personally do you think that's the best thing for us to do? you won't answer? >> reporter: and that important development overmight. the american bar association which had given kavanaugh his highest rating, the gold standard, they are putting that on hold until the fbi investigates allegations against him. that doesn't seem to matter right now as the judiciary committee seems determined to put a vote on the floor next week. coming up we have a change in gears a little bit. a friendly little bet from who dat nation. >> i'm going to get that kid. >> oh. >> and this is the song of the fall, what's got lady gaga and bradley cooper acting so shallow? and it is our relay to fish end of the show, a relay it is

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back now on this very busy friday morning with our "gma" cover story. the historic hearing that's riveted the nation, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford, questioned about the allegations against him but some who watched the hearing across the country, they say it led to them recalling painful memories of their own experiences and they're sharing their survival stories on social media. it is really fascinating to hear all these -- fascinating is not. >> it does and it affects everyone, but especially as you can only imagine survivors of sexual assault. many of them never know what

will stir up those painful memories, but of course, this has certainly been a week full of triggering news and while painful, some found it actually cathartic and they are stepping forward and letting others know they are not alone. >> i am not here because i want to be. i am terrified. >> reporter: for alleged victims of sexual assault like christine blasey ford who we watched testify against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, trauma can be triggered at any moment and the harm lasts a lot longer than the day they were abused. >> for some people trauma can be a lifelong struggle. there are things that can trauma or tremendous -- re-traumatize you and for some that may be a smell, sound or hearing what we have been hearing the past couple of days about sexual trauma and fear. >> reporter: while it's dominating headlines and creating awareness, it's also a constant reminder for survivors causing many to relive past painful events. the national sexual assault hotline saw a 147% increase above normal volume during

thursday's hearings. psychiatrist dr. janet taylor weighing in with how to directly confront the pain survivors are feeling. >> the way you heal yourself is not to shut it away and not be silent but to speak about it. to acknowledge it. to find therapy if you need it. find support and recognize that you can replace your sorrow. >> reporter: people commenting all thursday and overnight on social media that the hearings are stirring up one once suppressed memories. >> another tip on coping is to understand that when you've had so much psychological stress and distre distress, one of the best things you can do is to be kind to yourself by eating right, exercising and understand that it's all about balance. when you talk about what's happened you realize you're not alone, you can get the support you need and understand that it's a process but it can be done. >> we have some more tips from "usa today." talk to people who know your story and care for you. also focus on what you can control. remind yourself of the things you can influence in your life

like how you react and you are not in that painful situation anymore. also i think this one is very important. don't make any major decisions. when those painful memories are triggered, it's not a good idea to say i want to switch partners or jobs. you're not thinking clearly. you're thinking through the pain. >> thinking that might fix it. >> exactly. >> so many conversations. i was stuck over the weekend at an airport, long delay, and there was a woman who was talking and this was one of the subjects even before the hearing but just talking about all that was going on and she said she was having a conversation with her family and her brother and her father were saying like many men say, why didn't she come forward sooner? why didn't she come forward sooner, and this woman said that she couldn't even tell her own family that it had happened to her. she's like -- she couldn't even bring herself to tell her own family so can you understand why it's difficult for someone else to tell complete strangers. >> in the subway when you walk around they' bn posters saying hashtag why i didn't report and people are writing down why they didn't report.

that's all throughout the new york city subways. pretty incredible to see all that support and everyone saying what happened to them in an anonymous way but feeling that support is powerful. >> they know they're not alone. >> not alone. thank you, amy. thank you, thank you, thank you. okay, we'll lighten up the moment because we have one of our favorite guests here, jarrius, i hope you remember when he was here. he's the ultimate saints fan and that's saying something because i'm a pretty big fan myself. he's got that victory dance. his game plan for his favorite team, our favorite team, he had a great time on "gma" and kept the fun going, and challenged this man over here, this hall of famer to a bet. what was that, michael? >> he challenged me to a bet and he knows it's football. the kid knows it's football and signed with the saints and knows how to make a high-stakes bet he tweeted at me with this gridiron challenge, if the saints win, i have to do the who dat chant but if the giants win which i expect, he's going to have to either do the giants chant or he's going to have to recreate the famous giants super bowl winning helmet catch by david

tyree. jarrius brought you into the bet, robin. l, you know that, but i u got t o t nation i got to stick with who dat nation. >> i was prepared. nothing better than winning two bets at one time. >> oh, no. i forgot -- >> what do you have to do on her bet? >> hey, george, don't -- it would be reciprocal. >> we'll work that out over the weekend. we'll figure it out. >> we got to go. now more "deals & steals." we have two down, 26 more to go. lara is with tory. how is it going? >> we're up in the dressing room looking behind the scenes at "gma." so many incredible deals to get through. that's why i'm talking really fast. some of our staff as you can see putting them to use, deanna doing sara's hair with one of your products. tory, tell us about this one. >> it's a ten, she's a ten, perfect match. this is their brand new blow dry collection. >> it smells good. >> miracle glossing and works

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seconds to catch your breath. michael, some saints fans back there. just letting you know. [ applause ] well represented. >> that's great. get more -- the more people that will be disappointed come sunday afternoon. >> oh, michael. well played. well played. did you get your breath? >> i did, thank you, robin. i hope you like the deals but right now here's what's popping. the first song from the upcoming remake of "a star is born." it is called "shallow." critics are already calling it the song of fall and maybe of all of awards season. listen to this. ♪ ♪ in the shallow shallow ♪ in the shallow shallow we're far from the shallow now ♪ >> wow. >> is that really bradley singing? >> that's really brad singing. he's got an incredible voice. critics calling gaga's

performance in the film outstanding, and the angst you hear in her voice is the same way we feel about having to wait another week for it to open. le more of the film in the music video. gaga looking like she is having a pinch-me moment up on the stage. lkbo ache moment.gettixt wee >> can't wait to see that. [ applause ] >> looks so good. >> unbelievable. i cannot wait. and also in "pop news" this morning, tom hanks, stepping out of the trailer to show off mister rogers' cardigan. there's the look. that's your first look at tom in the role of the beloved children's tv host, mr. rogers. the upcoming film is based on the true story of rogers and

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>> how sweet. >> they range from $30 to $56 and packaging is incredible too. today, $15 to $28 and free shipping from the company. these are fabulous. these are gorgeous. >> look who is here with our next one. >> mamie's. these are one of oprah's favorite things. apple, pumpkin, cherry and blueberry. you get 12 different pies, individually packaged so when the sweet tooth comes or when the special guests come over, you're ready. all natural, fresh fruit, normally $60, slashed in half, $30 for 12. >> how many -- >> i am popular. everybody is waiting behind the camera. how many have we done, brad? >> 14. >> got 14 down. 14 to go. we're halfway there. to go. we're halfway there. robin.

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>> drew, thank you. we'll have another update in about 30 minutes. [ applause ] we have a great audience with us this morning. yes, we do. [ applause ] and it is our mega "deals & steals" event. 28 on 28. robin is with tory johnson. robin, what's up next? >> the baton. the mike has been handed to me, michael. i am outside our "gma" green room with tory and some of our "gma" producers who are always very active, so what's the deal? >> they are, so whether they are working out or working here at the show, this is rbx active wear. tops and bottoms, very stylish and comfortable but what i love about this company, it is size inclusive. a big assortment from small to 3x and phenomenal prices,

normally $25 to $43 apiece, all slashed in half so starting at $12.50. >> your acting is very good. >> "a" plus. >> how about producer brad here. >> he's here with a weekend bag from lulu dharma designed by a woman-owned company in california. >> very light. >> very normally $108. this one slashed by 64%. $39 for the weekender. >> don't mean to hold the bag. >> though we are. >> these pillows also give back. >> these pillows do give back. this company has donated over 20,000 pillows to create memories at children's hospitals and animal shelters so people and pets are what they care about most. i got a little flashback friday here. >> oh, my gosh. >> this one, look at this little baby too. look at this little baby. >> michael. >> you know that little smile anywhere. >> you upload a photo and their artisans in chicago will create a masterpiece for you.

these are really, really beautiful pillows so normally $60 but today they're slashed in half, $30 and free shipping. free shipping. there you go, you recognize that one? >> look at lisa and olivia. >> aren't they beautiful? >> what, what. >> got that little baby. >> you know he wants that one. >> he does. >> looking sweet, olivia. beautiful luvsy blankets and travel pillows. this is so make any time cozy time. what i love about this company, robin, they have a great initiative to donate blankets to children in foster care because every child should have a blanket, every child. so these range from $25 to $35 but all slashed in half. kisses not included, though. look how sweet that baby is. $12.50 to $17.50 for your choice and lots of options from this company. >> i love how we are -- you are finding these companies who are doing more than just their products but actually giving. >> they do a lot of good stuff. >> okay, i know this here,

petula. >> chile crunch. that's what they are eating. this is the perfect blend of crunchy, smokey, just the right amount of heat, created by a woman who loved her hot sauce and wanted something crunchy enough to put on anything, eggs, pizza, pasta, chili crunch works for it. they look like they're giving a thumb's up. i'm not going to make them talk. we got two-packs and four-packs. they are normally $26 to $52, but slashed in half so starting at $13. >> what do you think, petula? >> i love it. >> okay. >> so art of the broth. this is a company started by a husband and wife team. the concept of a tea bag but it's broth so your sipping broth. >> so good for you. >> so they have three different favors, chicken, beef and vegetable. 20-pack. normally $35. they are slashed in half,

$17.50 for your 20-pack. sip it just like tea. >> all right, fabulous. i'm going to make sure i have that. brad, what's our count? >> 22. >> we're going to make it. we're going to make it. >> i thought lara was going to -- where's lara? >> go! more "deals & steals" coming back. mega "deals & steals." tory johnson bringing us 28 deals on the 28th. we finally made it back to set. we're racing to get all these deals done before the end of the show. can we do it? >> yes. >> yes, we can. ♪ 24 karat magic

♪ 24 karat magic welcome back backstage with mega "deals & steals" and we have finally made it to the studio. tory bringing us home. >> let's get to the next one. here we go. >> give us the victory, come on, yes. a purse that looks good and actually protects us? >> this has rfid lining inside it so your credit card stays safe, and your i.d. stays safe. a zillion different pockets and categories on the inside and a strap so if you want to use it as a cross body bag or shoulder bag you can do that. super stylish and adorable.noal bucks for your bag. >> our next deal is something everybody needs, chargers. how many devices can be charged with this? >> instead of fighting, three,

five or seven depending on one you choose can all charge at the same time. any usb device can charge all at once, plus you can get the cables if you want the cables. this is kind of like a sanity saver at home or on the go when there's only one outlet available. normally these range from $24 to $60 but they're all slashed in half, starting at 12 bucks for your charger from chargehub. >> tory, i don't know how you've done it but there's more to come. right now though we turn it over to ms. robin. >> we'll take a little break because we're going to talk about 50 years of special olympics. they've been at the forefront of inclusion on and off the field for people with disabilities. as part of their revolution and inclusion campaign, our good friends at espn and special olympics created the game-changer series showcasing the extraordinary people with intellectual disabilities. one of these is jamie brewer, an actor who is breaking down barriers. ♪ >> don't let disabilities hold

you back no matter what. use your disability to advantage. >> reporter: a powerful message from jamie brewer who has always drea of being a big-time actor, refusing to let her disability get in her way. >> here we go. quiet on the set, everyone. >> you are on the set of the movie "turnover" where i portray the character of gina which today is my wedding day. >> charlie and gina, this is your day. >> reporter: with the help of her agent, gail williamson, jamie landed a huge audition that would change her life forever. >> her first professional audition she went on was "american horror story" and she booked it which was wonderful. >> truly incredible. ryan murphy brings together a diverse group of directors, actors and crew. >> reporter: with her role on the award winning show "american horror story," jamie reached her goal of becoming a working actor. when she's not acting she's an activist leading the fight against the "r" word in her home

state of texas. successfully abolishing the word from any official use. a tremendous victory for the special needs community. >> if you're a little girl or a little boy, at home watching this, don't see yourself with your disability. don't label yourself. and never, never give up. [ applause ] >> so proud of jamie. she makes it clear that we need to choose to include. i've had the pleasure of working with special olympic participants and they're talented, they are deserving. join the inclusion revolution by visiting jointherevolution.org and the #choosetoinclude. ginger. yes. here we are in the green room. you know what, guys, tomorrow is national coffee day. did you know that? we are kicking off the celebration with our sponsor keurig, and now that fall is here we want to show you a few simple ways that you can spice

up your favorite coffee drinks and you can do it all at home. we have great audience members that will help us out. welcome you guys, and ruby, we'll start with you. show us what's in there. what is in your pumpkin? >> maple iced coffee. >> maple iced coffee. so simple. maple syrup and add a little bit of nutmeg. uh-huh. haley, you're up next. pull it up. >> pumpkin spice latte. >> pumpkin spice latte. we all know that one. you can make it at home. you have cinnamon and whipped cream and a little pumpkin spice. and finally, ephron, happy birthday, by the way. what do you have? >> mocha chocolate cappuccino. show everybody. looks so good. >> you take chocolate syrup, top it off with a little cookie crumb and it makes it all perfect. thank you all so much. you did an outstanding job. they were nervous. the best part about all these sy anquicklatust the new keurig k coffee house brewer and, guess what, everybody in here and out there going home with one. yep. you get to walk away with a big

brewer. congratulations, everybody. >> yeah, that's like a gift from me for your birthday. coming up, the home stretch, y'all. it's the last of our 28 mega "deals & steals." don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. "gma" spice up your morning cup sponsored by keurig, brew the love.

♪ baby there's nothing holding me back ♪ we're back with mega "deals & steals" racing to get all 28 in before the show. tory, let's go. >> turn around, right down here we have invisasox. so what i love about these -- thank you, thank you. right on cue. perfect. best audience ever. so what's great about these, you get the protection, the blister protection and comfort of a sock but many times you want to wear shoes where you don't want a sock to show so that's what's fabulous about these. >> do they slip? >> they do not slip. you're getting a three-pack for men or women. three different color options. normally $14 but it is slashed in half. $7 for your three-pack. >> i'm in. i'm in. >> thank you. >> so we've worked up a bit of an appetite. brad is here. brad, that's dog food. there we go. there ar

>> gripstics. this will seal any kind of snack bag, whether it's chips, frozen foods, cereal. this will seal it right across they've got the big handle ones. we're cheating. this is only like a four-pound but will hold a 50-pound bag of dog food and they are fabulous and come in big sets, normally $19 to $20 but these are all slashed more that in half, $8 to $10 per set. life changers. >> we have another deal right here. hello, beautiful. >> fit + fresh. these are insulated lunch bags but also on the inside have portion control containers so great for taking lunch, snacks, adults or kids. we have a huge variety online. you guys are like oohing and aahing. >> i get it for the makeup and jewelry but the handle. >> gripsticks deserve that. so this is a huge assortment we

have only like a tiny bit. we have a lot from fit + fresh. >> these are built-in ice packs. >> throw them in the freezer. >> yes. [ applause ] >> that's an aah. you know how to work it. normally $10 to $60 depending on the set you choose. all slashed in half from $5 to $30. >> nicole, great job. >> whoop. over here, first. >> don't forget, michael. so mophie is one of the leading brands in mobile chargers. what i love about this is that it's a case as well as a charger. so it will protect your phone and charge it at the exact same time so there you go. there you go. michael, you don't want to run out of power on the go. >> no. i always do too so this is going to be great. i'm taking all this home. >> they have a whole bunch of good deals. >> great dees. what's the deal. >> you'll get a really good deal. $40 to $100 depending on what

you choose, but these are all slashed in half. $20 to $50 and mophie is throwing in free shipping. >> i know september 28th. but this is a great christmas present so think ahead. great christmas present and, michael, thank you. >> thank you, of course. >> another -- this is another really fabulous one. this is serious. okay, so guard your i.d. a lot of times people worry about identity theft. you don't want your stuff stolen so take a look at this. i'm hoping we can see this here. you have your personal information on here. you just swipe, boom. it's done. >> can you see that? >> can you see that? it's done. >> don't worry about cutting it or -- >> no shredding. no more shredding. prescription bottles so this works on bottles. >> great idea. >> bottles, bills, any kind -- >> can i get an ooh, please! >> guard your i.d., pretty fabulous. you can get a big set but these are -- it's so smart because no

more shredding and it's better also for recycling to be able to just conceal your identity, throw it away. >> what is the deal, tory johnson? >> so $33 to $48 per set all slashed in half. $16.50 to $20 plus free shipping from guard your i.d. >> i can't keep up. brad, can i get a check? >> last deal! >> whoa. we made it. there was a lot of worry in this studio this morning about could you do it? >> how did we do? >> we did it. we did it! [ applause ] the final deal is one of my favorite companies ever. also meg, our set designer, loves it because the packaging is so spectacular. woman owned, woman created. all of these things, the cottage greenhouse, all products to look beautiful but also to pamper yourself. everything inspired by natural ingredients. some of the favorites are this rescue foot cream, rosemary mint rescue foot cream and body lotion over there, trying to pull it off. beautiful bubble bath.

this is also often an oprah's favorite. >> another great stocking stuffer or holiday gift. >> these are really gorgeous, salts and scrub, spectacular. all these range normally from $6.50 to $35, the scents are good. scents are good. we got them all going on here. $3.25 to $17.50 for everything. >> 50% off. >> that's good math. [ applause ] >> you did it, tory, you did it. >> good job. >> you did it. >> we did it. we did it. >> we have sirens and all that. [ sirens ] >> that's right. [ applause ] we did it, tory johnson, great job. 28 deals down. we want to thank tory and all these companies. we've partnered with them and you can get them on our website and everyone here, you're going home with products from dermadoctor, invisasox and chargehub. they're excited because they're going home with free stuff. we'll be right back.

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good morning. here is meteorologist drew tuma. >> hi, jessica. we're taking you outside. we're dealing with a lot of gray overhead. san jose, we are shrouded in low cloud cover right now and that is very slowly to break down this morning. so 50s to low 60s at this early morning hour. later on today, most spots in the 60s and 70s with spots of nshi away from the coast. we have a long way to go to recover. northbound highway 13, all lanes are back open. we had a sig alert just past the 24 split. 580 is quite congested, as well. and a new problem on the north bay, we have three lanes blocked. jessica. time now for live with kelly and ryan.

>> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the comedy "fresh off the boat," randall park. an actor and stand-up comic caroline ray. plus, making her national television debut, brynn elliott. also, we conclude our "amazing kids week" with a 7-year-old arcade basketball mv mvp. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪