this is a picture of jesse when he held harlow for the first times. >> it was like an immediate hearts emoji. that is when we knew. okay, she is ours. >> reporter: harlow was exposed to drugs in the womb and overcame obstacles in the first few weeks of her life. she is doing much better now. she actively interacts with her three sisters and is expected to lead a normal and healthy life. >> are you ready to have a sister in your family? >> reporter: it was just this week that she became a member of the family. >> now you legally have another sister. >> reporter: it was another encounter with the birth mother that made ashley feel like harlow is truly her daughter. >> we were talking and she said, you are her mother now. >> reporter: a promise was made that harlow would know about her birth mother and how her addiction would allow her to make a decision for a better life for this precious little girl. >>> and air-quality advisory is in effect for bay area through the labor day weekend. take a look why. you can actually see, or you cannot see, the skyline. the haze is from smoke blowing

harlow's mom requesting the couple take her baby.>> are you asking us to keep her forever? and she was saying i want you to have her forever. >> reporter: so at four days old harlow went home with him but only after long talks with the birth mother. >> she said no i want her to grow up in a home that is loving and kind, and i think she wanted that. >> reporter: the woman was and is homeless and drug addicted. >> is not every day you see someone who is homeless and pregnant. >> reporter: she asked for help.'s or something the police can do for me?>> he drove her to a shelter and a detox on occasion. >> she made a lot of attempts but it's a hard thing. ashley met her on a ride along. >> she put her hand on my belly and i got to feel her. but i did not know it would be our daughter. >> reporter: there were hints the woman gave her their ultrasound image but never an adoption plan. >> she loved her daughter enough to give her to our family. we are honored to have her. >> reporter: over on harlow overcome -- overcame obstacles because of the drug addiction but she is fine now, e

harlow's mom requesting the couple take her baby.>> are you asking us to keep her forever? and she was saying i want you to have her forever.>> reporter: at four days old harlow went home with them but only after long talks with the birth mother.>> she said i want her to grow up in a home that's loving and kind and i think that's both of us.>> reporter: she came to the patrol and ask for help. she said is there something the police can do for me.>> she made a lot of attempts.>> reporter: her wife ashley met her on a white that's not right along.>> i put my hands on the belly i didn't know it was our daughter.>> reporter: they were hints, but never an adoption plan. >> she loved her daughter and asked her to give her a family. so we are honored to be that family.>> reporter: early on harlow overcame obstacles from the drug exposure but is fine now. enthralled with her big sisters she is a happy baby. she fits seamlessly into the family. proceedings that took minutes, forever changed lives. from now on valentine's day will be the day harlow came.>> this is something everybody

this is 7-month-old harlow. her adoptive dad is jesse. a santa rosa police officer, who met the wab by's mother on the streets. >> when she started telling me her story, i knew her children from a foster care camp that i had volunteered at with my wife. >> ashley met the same woman and both encouraged her to get prenatal care and to get off heroin. and they thought that was about all they could do until last valentine's day. they got a call from connie social services. >> they said well she's had a baby and like oh, that's wonderful, you know. she's asking if you will take the baby and if she can be placed in your home. >> whiten then went to the birth mother. >> she said to jesse, i know you and you're firm, but you're fair. she had this beautiful idea of what her daughter's life would be. >> she said she wanted her daughter to have sisters and a stable place to grow. >> she felt like couldn't give her that life and knew that i had daughters. so when i asked her short-term or long-term, she said, no, i want her to be yours. >> the office

that day we went and saw harlow in the hospital and we fell in love right away. >> reporter: but harlow'sptoms as an infant and the whittens stood by her side every step of the way. eventually adopting the little girl. harlow now happy and healthy joining three older sisters who are thrilled to have her as part of the family. >> it's honestly a miracle. >> she's absolutely perfect. huh. >> so now little harlow will celebrate two birthdays, her actual day, and valentine's day, the day the whittens got that incredible call. the whittens say it's a day to celebrate human connections and kindness. and they hope people who hear this story might be open to taking in a child in need. >> we can't forget about the birth mother. >> of course not, never. >> the situation that she was in. >> i know. >> wonderful her baby is in such great arms. >> officer whitten has his hands full. four girls. >> what a great story. thank you, lara. >>> coming up, how to break up with your cell phone. are you spending too much time on it? we're going to show you a simple seven-day detox. we're going to show you a sim

. >>> thanks guys, i'm ryan noebels in today for poppy harlow. summer may be behind us but politically it's getting hotter. president trump is amping up his schedule where he continues to predict at least in public a red wave, republicans adding to their congressional majorities. most every poll and analyst predicts the democrats will retake the house if not the senate. speaking of the senate, tomorrow begins days of hearings for the president's latese nominee to the highest court in the land. these were sure to be hyper partisan and pressure-packed even before the white house decided to hold back some 100,000 documents pertaining to brett kavanaugh's work in the george w. bush administration, documents senate democrats very much would like to see. cnn's abby phillip is at the white house for us this morning. abby, let's start with the campaigner in chief. what is the president planning this week? >> reporter: good morning, ryan. president trump is out on the campaign trail this week making three stops, in two cases targeting some vulnerable demo

. >> reporter: ...harlow was officially adopted by the family last week. ( applause ) >> there's enoughe, there's enough love for her. >> there's enough love to go around. >> more than enough. >> reporter: the whittens are still in contact with harlow's biological mother and are sharing baby phot woes her. as an officer with a duty to protect and to serve, whitten says he's serving a higher purpose with new perspective on the job. >> obviously, i wasn't expecting this or asking for this. but i'm really glad that it happened. >> reporter: john blackstone, santa rosa, california. >> ninan: and a higher purpose, indeed. and that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." for more news any time, go to our 24-hour streaming channel, cbsn, that's at cbsnews.com. >>> this is kpix 5 news. >> new at 6, yet another problem at san francisco's tilting millennium tower. our cameras were there as the latest attempt to inspect the sinking skyscraper came to a crashing end. >> building managers were conducting an aerial survey of the structure when their drone suddenly dropped

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i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto.ever deadline set by the senate judiciary committee for christine blasey ford. they want formal notice by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow whether ford intends to show up for a hearing monday into claims brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the '80s when she and cavayecavaya cavagnaw were tvers. >> that's right, she's a research psychologist in california. grassley tfs team has said, look, we'll do it there, we'll do it here, but it has to be done by the deadline that has been set by him and other

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. we're 24 hours right to the minute from the now or never deadline set by the senate judiciary committee for christine blasey ford. they want formal notice by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow whether ford intends to show up for a hearing monday into claims brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the '80s when she and cavayecavaya cavagnaw were tvers. >> that's right, she's a research psychologist in california. grassley tfs team has said, look, we'll do it there, we'll do it here, but it has to be done by the deadline that has been set by him and other republicans. what she apparently cannot do is get the fbi investigation that her lawyers are insisting on or delay the process beyond monday. let's go to capitol hill where the sentiment, sunlen, seems to be turning a little bit. or a lot, really. if you listen to the words of lindsey graham or senator corker or senator flake, what are you hearing? >> that's right, poppy. those voices for many key republicans are so important, as essentially this t

. >> this is harlow. >> reporter: harlow maisie is six months old and fresh from her adoption hearingrrounded by loved ones, including three sisters. >> if i asked you if you want her to be your sister, what would you say? >> reporter: how three daughters became four was unexpected. >> this is the county, do you know the woman? >> reporter: a call out of the blue. harlow's mom requesting the couple take her baby. >> are you asking us to keep her forever? and she said, i want you to keep her forever. >> reporter: she went home but only -- with them, but only after long talks with the birth family.>> she said that i want her to go home with a family that is loving and kind. she met the officer and asked for help. >> she said, is there something the police can do for me?>> -- >> reporter: he drove her to a shelter and rehab. he met her at a ride along. >> she put my hand on her belly and i got to feel her daughter who i didn't know would be our daughter. >> reporter: there was an ultrasound image, but never an adoption plan. >> we are so honored. >> to have her. >> reporter: she overcame

i'm poppy harlow in new york. we have been watching and honoring and taking that moment of silence to mark the collapse 17 years ago this morning of the south tower of the world trade center. as we all know all too well, almost 3,000 lives were taken that day when those hijacked planes crashed into both of the twin towers and into the pentagon on that clear september morning. another hijacked flight that was believed to be headed for the capitol instead was crashed into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, when passengers on united flight 93 rose up and overtook the terrorists. as we wait to get to the president, who will honor those lives this morning in shanksville, let me go back to new york to the southern tip of manhattan to ground zero. miguel is back with me. and miguel, we have both covered this year in and year out, and we have been there. but i always feel at a loss for words, and like anything that i say can't do justice to the moment and to all of those thousands of people who lost those closest to th

i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> i'm jim sciutto. it is an extraordinary day. a president who declared his disgust for what he calls globalism. moments from now president trump will meet with the israeli prime minister. we will listen in live. next hour he will chair a special meeting of the un security council on disarmorment. >> hanging over this is a public hearing set for 200 miles away tomorrow. the senate judiciary committee will question under oath dr. christine blasey ford, the psychology professor who said judge brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her. we now know republican senators on the panel will not be asking questions. they have fihired a sex crimes prosecutor on their behalf. that said, committee democrats will ask their own questions of both ford and brett kavanaugh and they could proceed to vote as early as friday morning. there is a lot to get to this morning. let's begin with manu raju. a lot to take through with you. but first each side has also, in addition to knowing there will be these two witnesses, each side has turned over documents t

jg toll -- >>> top of the hour, i'm poppy harlow in new york. who has lived his whole life with the credo "always attack back except a hundred times more" and that's a direct quote, by the way, is doing just that or trying to after what may be the single-most devastating attack he has faced in his political life. it comes from a person id

. >> and i'm poppy harlow in new york. the president is wrapping up his u.n. general assembly week. you are looking at live pictures as world leaders trickle in for this meeting focussed on nuclear nonproliferation. the president just had a one-on-one with benjamin netanyahu. he is set this afternoon for a formal solo news conference cht his mind, though, also on an extraordinary and historic public moment that is set 24 hours from now some 200 miles south of the united nations. >> at this time tomorrow the senate judiciary committee will have questions for the woman who said brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. republicans brought in a sex crimes prosecutor to interview both witnesses on their behalf. moments ago the president lashed out again at the accusers' democratic supporters and praised senate republicans for being nicer than he says he would have preferred they be. venezuela and north korea saying that a second summit with the north korean leader is basically done and dusted. the president's focus appeared to be on that hearing tomorrow. >> repor

eye ryan nobles in for poppy harlow. president trump marking labor day with a word to the nation. celebrate without actually saluting american workers, he claims they're doing better than ever and so is the country. with the midterms a little over 60 days away, he will repeat those claims and many others in a series of campaign rallies all around the country. for most of this week, however, the spotlight will be on the president's second pick for a supreme court seat. brett kavanaugh is facing four days of hearings. the white house decided not to release 100,000 pages of documents during his time on president bush's team. let's start with the president's hectic travel plans. >> reporter: president trump has promised to be on the campaign trail for republicans this fall going into the midterm elections. saying he would be out there five or six tyimes a week. this week he has two stops targeting two vulnerable senate democrats up for re-election in red states. he will be in montana on thursday and north dakota. both of those are potential opportunities for republicans to stave off a

i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> and i'm jim sciuto.d allegation now of sexual misconduct against brett kavanaugh. president trump is in new york for the u.n. security council session under way. >> he is a fine man with an unblemished past and these are highly unsubstantiated statements from people represented by lawyers. we should look into the lawyers doing the representation. judge kavanaugh is an outstanding person and i am with him all the way. we'll see how it goe

it's time for "cnn newsroom" with poppy harlow and some new guy named jim sciuto.s good to be here. i haven't been kicked off yet by poppy. >> berman it's -- >> it's not half time yet. he might walk off, like that nfl player at half time. have to see how it dws. >> long time to go. >> miss you always, berman but, you know -- >> >> you're crushing it. go for it. >> good to have you, jim. we'll be watching. >> see you guys tomorrow. top of the hour. good morning. i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciuto. >> as we begin with our new team, we wanted to make some assurances. the news will come first, as always. we will stick to the facts and challenge people of all political views. >> we will show you as much of the country and as much of the world as we can every day right here. when we can, we will slow down, take a breath so that you can, as well. thank you for giving us this chance

the baby, the fourth daughter harlow.th withdraw symptoms after birth, but is happy and healthy now and, of course, part of the family and it's a beautiful story. >> glad to see that she is with a couple that is going to love her and take care of her. >> lots of siblings. >> yes. we wish them nothing but the best moving forward. what a great story. let's talk about what's going on weather wise. the story has been always the area of low pressure that was kicking in, the clouds and the sea breeze that's been keeping us below average, but guess what, that's going to change as high pressure comes in starting today. we'll feel it more so tomorrow. gorgeous shot from the east bay hills this morning. you have to be above about 18, 1900 feet to see the sunrise once again. we'll go from clouds to sun with the warming felt most inland today while the rest of us will start to feel it tomorrow. it's not going to hang around very long. we've got an autumn flavor to the forecast for next week. definitely warm in places like morgan hill

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i'm poppy harlow joined by jim sciutto in washington. we are taking you through these moments ahead of a key vote about to happen from the senate judiciary committee. you see the cameras gathering there, getting ready for the members to walk in. they will vote on the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh for the supreme court, for the highest court in the land, a lifetime appointment after an incredibly contentious hearing yesterday. jim? >> and as the committee prepares to vote on brett kavanaugh's nomination, more than 1,000 women who attended christine blasey ford's high school are showing their support. they signed a letter on her behalf last week and delivered it to several senators. the letter reads in part, quote, we are deeply grateful to dr. blasey ford for bravely stepping forward. joining me now, one of the organizers of that letter. thanks so much for taking the time this morning. i wonder, as you were in the room yesterday watching these hearings, attending these hearings, were you disappointed that bren brett kavanaugh had th

i'm poppy harlow in new york. major breaking news this morning. new catastrophic path, targeting south carolina and parts of georgia. officials are talking about this storm and dubbing it the storm of a lifetime. millions of americans under warnings and watches right now as the entire carolina coast braces for a potential direct hit. florence is right now packing winds up to 130 miles an hour, but the biggest threat is when it strikes land, the biggest threat, when it strikes land, will be water. nearly three feet of rain could fall in areas of south carolina. some city officials tells residents, if you won't leave, give us your next of kin. the president saying emergency services are ready for the worst as he continues to taut his administration's response to hurricane maria

i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm poppy harlow in new york. the nomination process for the supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh is up ended again. the california professor who accuses him of sexually assaulted her is now swelling the senate judiciary committee is saying she is not prepared to testify on monday at all. they want an independent investigation before, before any senate hearing. but last night, one of those lawyers seemed to acknowledge on cnn that ford herself needs some time. listen to this. >> since coming forward, her life has been turned upside down. and rushing forward into a hearing when she's under this much pressure isn't the way to do it. >> senate democrats are backing ford's request, but overnight a critical gop swing vote implore -- he used that word -- implored brett kavanaugh's opportunity to take the opportunity she's been we may hear from president trump on this and other issues in minutes. he's heading to north carolina to survey flood damage there after complaining that democrats just like to obstruct and

i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm poppy harlow in new york., the stakes, the potential for political disaster all lhig. we're days away from judge kavanaugh and christine ford to appear from the

poppy harlow is on assignment today.sident trump's address to the year's biggest address of world leaders, the u.n. general assembly. his theme, we're told, is sovereignty, which could be construed as america first, which is a theme the president says he's delivered on. just in the last hour, he tweeted, quote, our currently is much stronger and much richer than it was when i took office less than two years ago. we're also much safer, exclamation point. the president has not weighed in so far today on the seismic kroefrxs back in washington. those involving his embattled supreme court nominee and his deputy attorney general. but it's still early today. i want to bring in alex marquardt over at the u.n. with a preview of the speech that most world leaders see as an opportunity. we understand he's looking to take aim at china among other countries. >> well, he is certainly going to be hitting on china, iran, north korea, all of the major concerns for american foreign policy. jim, as you know, these are the speeches by worl

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i'm poppy harlow in new york. right now, hurricane florence is strengthening and targeting the east coast. north carolina and south carolina are on track to take a direct hit from what could be a category-3 or 4 storm in just days. we'll have the forecast straight ahead. >>> also in washington, nothing to see here. president trump tamping down reports of chaos inside the white house. this just hours before bob woodward's scathing new tell-all hits shelves. woodward now firing back at the president's latest attack. >>> and les moonves is out. cbs's powerful ceo resigned amid sexual assault allegations. let's begin with chad myers in the severe weather center. what does florence have in store for the coast? >> certainly an impact of a major hurricane. i don't think we're going to miss that, whether it hits the outer banks or all the way down somewhere north of charleston, maybe myrtle beach, that's still up in the air because we're still about 80 hours away. right now, 105-mile-per-hour storm, but the national cente

i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm happy harlow in new york. it is 9:00 a.m. out here in the east.eadline set by the senate judiciary committee for christine blasey ford to formally accept the inviation to appear on monday or let the opportunity pass perhaps forever. she is still holding out for an fb

i'm poppy harlow in new york. >> and i'm jim sciuto. a second allegation now of sexual misconduct against brett kavanaugh. president trump is in new york for the u.n. security council session under way. >> he is a fine man with an unblemished past and these are highly unsubstantiated statements from people represented by lawyers. we should look into the lawyers doing the representation. judge kavanaugh is an outstanding person and i am with him all the way. we'll see how it goes with the senate. we'll see how it goes with the vote. i think it could be -- there's a chance that this could be one of the single most unfair, unjust things to happen to a candidate but i am with judge kavanaugh and i look forward to a vote. for people to come out of the woodwork from 36 years ago and 30 years ago and never mention it, all of a sudden it happens, in my opinion, it's totally political. >> president there calling those allegations totally political. let's get right to cnn's abby philip at u.n. headquarters. abby, for days the president had held h

i'm poppy harlow in new york. president trump is wrapping up what is to be -- has had to be one of his most emposseimpestuos in office. he warped about the deep state and its threat to democracy. it's a message we may hear twice more today. he is traveling to for go, nort dakota. he says it's not the deep state whom he intends to blame if he is impeached. here is who the president says would be at fault. listen. >> if it does happen, it's your fault, because you didn't go out to vote. you didn't go out to vote. you didn't go out to vote. that's the only way it could happen. >> we expect to see the president in a few minutes. let's go to the white house. good morning, abby, to you. i don't know. what struck you most last night? was it the fact that the president said, seeming a little bit -- it's your fault if i get impeached. was it he spent so much time talking about this op-ed that was bad for him and talking about impeachment that would be bad for him? >> reporter: maybe it was a lighthearted joke. maybe it was

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we went and saw harlow in the hospital and fell in love right away. >> harlow did deal with withdrawymptoms after birth. eventually the adoption was made official making them a family of six. >> what a sweet story. good for them. >> awesome. like to hear stories like that. >>> let's talk about what's going on weather wise. you are never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. we're going to deal with high pressure. it's moving be in the next couple days and it's going to be warmer inland. right now we've got mainly cloudy conditions in the south bay. this is 87 and you see mineta san jose international in the upper left-hand side of your screen that gives you an idea you're looking northbound. temperature 60 degrees. clouds to sunshine, except the coast mainly clouds, warming inland the warmth will spread over everybody else the next couple days and an autumn chill will come in on the backside of that. temperature wise in the south bay, 76 in sunnyvale, 80s around san jose and cupertino, 90s in morgan hill and gilroy. on the peninsula, low to mid 70s and over at t

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the golden scales which once belonged to the dutch spice merchant and confectioner abra home from harlow. gotten by their golden and. by ties about ending in the case of the house of the golden scales and partly for other buildings we were very fortunate that a great many elements had survived the war in receipts and we managed to talk the owner of many parts of the house of golden scales into giving us these stones that he used to build his library as. the lists of the hamill family heirlooms mentioned gilded waterspouts shaped like dragons. a total of fifteen buildings will reconstructed while twenty more were built new in the historical style even many local people are booking to us to learn more. if you're going to reconstruct something you need photographic records today this square is called the you know moktar organs market you're one vote gone for good melber lived in the original building on the site she was this is true of his mother little johan lived with her for a year when he was six and in his old age she wrote about his memories out at the newborn out of it even when the

. >> 7-month-old harlow maise whiten has a beautiful smile and the biological mother is battling someig problems. >> she's homeless, on the streets and addicted to heroin. >> she explained how she ended up on the streets pregnant and addicted to heroin. >> i think it was different. because she was honest about her circumstances and things going on in her life. and then she asked him to do something well above and beyond the call of duty. >> she said i know you. >> she asked him and his wife to take her newborn and raise her as her own. >> there's a cycle of shame -- >> we're so grateful even in the middle of the cycle she chose her daughter and loved her enough to give her a chance. >> i have a lot of responsibilities for her, feeding her. watching over her. my favorite part is holding her. but my favorite part of what she does is smile. she smiles so cute. >> the whitens say they have stayed in touch with the little girl's birth mother. the hope is by bringing her pictures of their little girl and talking to her. they can use that as motivation to help mom get clean and get off the s

>> reporter: harlow was officially adopted by the family last week. [ applause ] >> there's enough loveh. >> reporter: the whittens are still in contact with harlow's biological mother and are sharing baby photos with her. as an officer with a duty to protect and to serve, whitten says he's serving a higher purpose with new perspective on the job. you've got a lot of years of police work ahead of you. >> i do. >> reporter: are you going to be careful about how you deal with people? >> i think so. i don't think it's deterred me, though. i think i'm open to what relationships and connections that i make. >> i think we could just trust that whatever this line of work, wherever it takes our family, that's where we want to go. we just want to serve our community. >> obviously, i wasn't expecting this or asking for this, but i'm really glad that it happened. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," john blackstone, santa rosa, california. >> gentle, gentle, gentle. >> that is a great family. and you can hear more of "cbs this morning" on our podcast available on apple's podcast app or wherever yo

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and they have named her harlow maisy. the couple has three biological daughters aged 3, 5 and 7 and we are told they are very excited about their new little sister. debora villalon is talking with the officer this evening and she will bring us more of this heart warming story coming up on the ten o'clock news. >>> love it. >> me, too. >> thanks, heather. >> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 starts next with bart police scaling back its emergency patrols. that means no more mandatory overtime for police. we'll find out what the transit agency is doing instead to ensure rider safety. >> a legislative deadline for california lawmakers at midnight tonight. the changes now in the works. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. ♪ ♪ >>> now to our top stories. thousands of people lined up outside the u.s. capitol building today to bid farewell to arizona senator john mccain. lawmakers and friends paid tribute to mccain's service during a ceremony this morning. among those in attendance was mccain's own mother, roberta mccain, 106 ye

the newest addition named harlow was exposed to drugs in the womb and overcame obstacles in the first few weeks of her life. >>> thanks for joining us this sunday morning. >> cbs sunday morning with jane pauly is next here on kpix 5. >>> you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, save energy. by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations. >> cowan: good morning. jane pauley is off this labor day weekend. i'm lee cowan, and this is "sunday morning." we're coming off a somber week, in which we said g t very different american giants: arizona senator john mccain, and the queen of soul, aretha 'll at the remarkable celebrations of both their lives

i'm poppy harlow in new york. at this moment 17 years ago, the most horrific and deadly terror attack ever perpetrated on the united states was just beginning, and the world would never be the same. right now at ground zero, family members have once again gathered to read the names of each of the nearly 3,000 men and women and children killed when hijackers flew commercial airplanes into the twin towers and the pentagon and the heroes on flight 93 downed their plane believed to be headed for the capital into that field in pennsylvania. president trump is making his way there right now. we will bring you his comments live from there next hour. >>> also this morning we are watching a natural disaster in the making. hurricane florence now a category four storm with the carolina coast directly in its sights. hurricane watches are already in effect from south charleston. mandatory evacuations on coastlines and barrier islands home to more than a million people. much more than that just ahead. but let's begin this hour

. >> i'm poppy harlow in new york. it's the top of the hour and the drama, the stakes, the potential for political disaster all lhig. we're days away from judge kavanaugh and christine ford to appear from the senate judiciary committee. it's not cheer low far senators or the fbi will go in terms of investigating these claims fully, the claims she has made that kavanaugh, she says, sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers back in the 1980s. >> we don't know if any other witnesses will testify on monday nor whether the fbi will look at these allegations now, as democrats are demanding. sunlen serfaty is on capitol hill. do republicans see an upside to keeping this as just a he said/she said, just having the accuser and accused speaking in this session on monday? >> well, i think it was really crystal clear to republican leaders last night, jim, that they needed to do something. this was their something. they needed to do something to satisfy the concerns not only of nearly every democrat up here on capitol hill bu

i'm poppy harlow in new york.hurricane florence is strengthening and targeting the east coast. north carolina and south carolina are on track to take a direct hit from what could be a category-3 or 4 storm in just days. we'll have the forecast straight ahead. >>> also in washington, nothing to see here. president trump tamping down reports of chaos inside the white house. this just hours before bob woodward's scathing new tell-all hits shelves. woodward now firing back at the president's latest attack. >>> and les moonves is out. cbs's powerful ceo resigned amid sexual assault allegations. let's begin with chad myers in the severe weather center. what does florence have

i'm poppy harlow in new york.ment 17 years ago, the most horrific and deadly terror attack ever perpetrated on the united states was just beginning, and the world would never be the same. right now at ground zero, family members have once again gathered to read the names of each of the nearly 3,000 men and women and children killed when hijackers flew commercial airplanes into the twin towers and the pentagon and the heroes on flight 93 downed their plane believed to be headed for the capital into that field in pennsylvania. president trump i

>>> good morning, everyone, i'm poppy harlow in new york. >>> it's a busy tuesday morning. we are 30 minutes away from the start of confirmation for president trump's supreme court pick in less than two years. and while all supreme court nomination fights are momentous, this one stands apart. judge brett kavanaugh on the d.c. court of appeals would almost certainly not be the quintessential swing vote of the justice that he is meant to replace, anthony kennedy. republicans hope and democrats fear that brett kavanaugh will put a conservative stamp on health care, on the environment, presidential powers reproductive choice, all that could last for a generation. that's why the drama that start this is hour and that you will see here live and runs all week in the senate judiciary committee is real. this is not just for the cameras and it's why senate democrats are furious that just a little 12 hours ago panel t panel received some 42,000 pages worth of documents from brett kavanaugh's time working in the white house of president george w. bush. this was before he became a judge

i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciuto. >> as we begin with our new team, we wanted to make some assurances. the news will come first, as always. we will stick to the facts and challenge people of all political views. >> we will show you as much of the country and as much of the world as we can every day right here. when we can, we will slow down, take a breath so that you can, as well. thank you for giving us this chance. i'm so glad you're here, my friend. let's get to it. there's a lot of news this morning. >> it's great to be here. thanks for welcoming me. we will get right to it. major new developments in a critical supreme court nomination that had seemed, after months controversy, almost in the bag. psychology professor in northern california has put her name to a sexual assault allegation from the early 1980s when she and judge brett kavanaugh were both in high school. now, the lawyer representing christine blaise-ford tells cnn that ford is ready and willing to repeat the allegations she first made in a letter to her congresswoman in july, to repeat that allegation under oath befor