kill recommended that jenkins be demoted got little. i'd say maybe touchy because there were people going come on man his guys doing this white guys mess with him powerful people wanted jenkins to stay on the street kill says one of the department's highest ranking officials overruled him once left my shop i was privy to and more and they have reduced the punishment. jenkins was not to motive so these guys were kind of getting a pass yeah yeah i would say that. it's not just a matter of a few bad apples this is a culture of corruption that has been allowed to exist and so i think the only solution is we have to have an independent body that's investigating and making disciplinary recommendations that are out here to. joe carter says the city's civilian review board is supposed to do just that. nine community leaders are appointed by the mayor to oversee police investigations but the board's power is limited if the stability of the board had more power i don't believe the gun trace task force officers would have been allowed to get it or

kill recommended that jenkins be demoted got little. i'd say maybe touchy because there were people going come on man his guys doing this white guys mess with him powerful people wanted jenkins to stay on the street kill says one of the departments highest ranking officials overruled him once left my shop i was privy to any more and they had reduced the punishment. jenkins was not demoted so these guys were kind of getting a pass yeah yeah i would say that. it's not just a matter of a few bad apples this is a culture of corruption that has been allowed to exist and so i think the only solution is we have to have an independent body that's investigating and making disciplinary recommendations that are it here to. joe carter says the city's civilian review board is supposed to do just that nine community leaders are appointed by the mayor to oversee police investigations but the board's power is limited if the stability of the board had more power i don't believe the gun trace task force officers would have been allowed to get it or able

kill recommended that jenkins be demoted got little. i'd say maybe touchy because there were people going come on and his guys doing this white guys mess with him. powerful people wanted jenkins to stay on the street kills says one of the department's highest ranking officials overruled them once left my shop i was privy to any more and they have reduced the punishment. jenkins was not to motive so these guys were kind of getting a pass yeah yeah i would say that. it's not just a matter of a few bad apples this is a culture of corruption that has been allowed to exist and so i think the only solution is we have to have an independent body that's investigating and making disciplinary recommendations that are out here to joe carter says the city's civilian review board is supposed to do just that. nine community leaders are appointed by the mayor to oversee police investigations but the board's power is limited if the stability of the board had more power i don't believe the gun trace task force officers would have been allowed to get it

full efforts are being made to stop the group, now 7,000 strong, griff jenkins live at u.s.ico border in mcallen texas where agents said they need a wall, griff. griff: heather good morning, if they get to the texas they will find overwhelming border already, more than a thousand arrested, more than a thousand pounds of marijuana confiscated as well, now the caravan which has grown over 5,000, some say up to 7,000 is moving strongly hire, some saying that the politics behind it will end up here at least in texas, arizona or california and try and cross. it is the major concern of the officials here like chief manuel padilla is sector chief here in rio grande valley, if the caravan gets here, they will be ready. >> we will see what the caravan is made up, people turning themselves in, they will turn themselves at a port of entry, if you have people that are crossing illegally between ports of entry and are trying to avoid them in border patrol, we will see them this area, we will not see where we have combinations of resources together. griff: combination is both wall and man

for some more insight let's bring in gareth jenkins he's a turkey analyst at the institute for security and development and he joins me from istanbul welcome gareth turkey's finance minister who is also president out of one son in law is to announce a program for a what he calls for flight fight against inflation on tuesday what do you expect the program will entail. well we don't really know i mean it's only a couple of weeks since he announced the medium term program several years and that was supposed to set the template really economic policy for the turkish government and now we've had this almost panic reaction and guess what's probably going to be a hastily couple together a program to try to bring down you gratian i think of bigger concern than the cons and his credibility of the government and these doubts about whether i understand how serious the problem is on your central nature of the problem this is a problem with the turkish economy not hasn't had one tip say the result of problem conspiracy to undermine so you've mentioned a debt been several announcement in recent weeks

army ranger and founder of the group jenkins. are focused in florida and certain hubs. other places to look in maryland, new york, and los angeles. where would you go? >> i think with the fbi, going and looking at this opeopenopa-locka facility, -- treasure trove of information. not only for the forensics, for the latent prints and d.n.a. but also because of all the subcomponents. it was 0 for 10 of any of these going off. all those subcomponents, looking at where they were procured, where they were acquired and breaks those down. still full-court press fbi and components investigating this right now. >> chad, what do you make about some of these packages missing their post marks? >> well, that could be using the trigger service. look at the one delivered to cnn. again that goes into where we could dump cell phone towers as well if soros and cnn package were both delivered by couriers, now you do the cell phone dump, cross those numbers, see if there is any positive hits and, like i said, there is so many different avenues to pur

shannon: griff jenkins live with reaction on this one.ing. >> reporter: unlike any nomination i have ever seen. on the heels of that report brett kavanaugh took the opportunity to make the argument for his nomination himself writing in the wall street journal i was subjected to wrongful and sometimes vicious allegations. my time in high school and college 30 years ago has been ridiculously distorted. my wife and daughters have faced file and violent threats. against that backdrop i testify before the judiciary committee to defend my family, my good name and my lifetime of public service. he admits he may have been too emotional at times but he is an independent impartial judge. that wasn't enough. ranking member diane feinstein blasted him saying the fbi investigation was insufficient. >> it looks to be a product of an incomplete investigation that was limited, perhaps by the white house. democrats agreed that the investigation's scope should be limited. we did not agree that the white house should tie the fbi's hands. it is simply not cr

jillian: griff jenkins live at u.s.co border in mcalan texas where agents say they need a wall, griff. griff: jillian, rob, good morning, in this area alone the rio grande valley sector they've had more than 12,700 arrests of illegal aliens in the past 3 weeks, it's fair to say they are overwhelmed even before the caravan gets anywhere near this border but that caravan obviously reforming into some 7,000 strong and making their way north, officials here certainly worrying about that keeping close eye on that and manuel padilla says one of the things he needs now is a wall to stop it, listen. >> if we had this combination of personal technology infrastructure throughout my border, we would truly transform the area, it's a win-win situation for everybody. this area right here, we do not see ms-13, we do not see criminal aliens coming into this area because of the capability that we have through the combination of personal, technology and infrastructure. griff: he only has the combination of the wall, cameras and manpower

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griff jenkins is live in the nation's capital with reaction and i know you had an eventful day in ther of all the protests. >> reporter: before the voting begins this morning, the fbi report, it was unprecedented to see brett kavanaugh making the final argument for his nomination himself. he wrote, quote, i was subjected to wrongful and sometimes vicious allegations. my time in high school and college has been ridiculously distorted. my wife and daughters have faced violent threats. against that backdrop ice testified for the judiciary committee to defend my family, my good name and my lifetime of public service. he admits he may have been too emotional at times but insists he is an independent impartial judge. that wasn't enough for the ranking member of the judiciary committee diane feinstein who said fbi investigation was insufficient. >> it looks to be a product of an incomplete investigation that was limited perhaps by the white house. democrats agreed that the investigation scope should be limited. we do not agree the white house should tie the fbi's hands. it is a plea not cred

jenkins 40-year san francisco resident. lisa jenkins was an inventor and entrepreneur and worked with public institutions. realizing the promise of extension of wealth in community. her experience included serving as strategic planning manager and engineering groups responsible for the governance of enterprise innovation and strategic process management. she served on the board selected corporations and organizations. one of the few women of color to do so. working to help define and execute structure for 21st century firms organized for triple bottom line impact. creating place, protecting community and expanding wealth. excellence in innovation has been acknowledge and sharing of 25 patents and human interface did it acquisition and predicted system. each patent present product built and executed. her passion was found in a lesson of her parent on fairness. she said, i learned early on that you must find a way to participate, to be a catalyst for change on fairness and inclusion. at the time of her passing she was pursuin

we have the latest developments, griff jenkins has the developments. >> reporter: in two hours time, they'll begin the properly vote and it's a historic vote, i have to tell you the motions are running high and the tensions are raw, and it's like anything i've seen in the nation's kavanaugh, jeff grassily is saying it's the height of civility in american society and ahead, it's a vote to watch. to watch. >>> after weeks of protests and in your face tactics of demonstrators on capitol hill, things come to a head-on the senate floor. president trump sounded ready for a vote. >>> and you see what's going on in congress right now, with one of the most respected people potentially, hopefully supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. >>> senators spent much of the day thursday huddling in the supreme room -- secure room to analyze and read the report of his past conduct. >> they followed leads from interviews and interviewed witnesses it's a complete report. >> the bureau didn't question kavanaugh and his chief accuser dr. christine blasey-ford and that had democrats crying foul. >> our fears

i'm griff jenkins in washington. i've got the details coming up. >> live look now at some of the commutes including san francisco getting to downtown. northbound 101 traffic looks all right so far as you drive toward downtown. >> still pretty good breeze out there for some. it will be warm for some but cool weather is on the way. we'll talk about when coming up. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> one year after the tubbs fire devastated parts of throsa still rebuilding and healing. a look at the progress one year late engineer a homicide investigation in fremont is now under way. the unique tool the police are using to look for that suspected killer. suspected killer. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather

for some more insight let's bring in gareth jenkins he's a turkey analyst at the institute for security and development and he joins me from istanbul welcome gareth turkey's finance minister who is also president out of one son in law is to announce a program for a what he calls full fledged fight against inflation on tuesday what do you expect the program will entail. well we don't really know i mean it's only a couple of weeks since he announced the medium term program several years and that was supposed to set the template really economic policy for the turkish government and now we've had this almost panic reaction and this is what's probably going to be a hastily cobble together a program to try to bring can you gratian i think of bigger concern than the content is credibility of the government and these doubts about whether i understand how serious the problem is and your central nature of the problem this is a problem with the turkish economy not hasn't had one say resulted from a conspiracy to undermine so you've mentioned it there have been several announcement in recent weeks

took a starting price a small girl jenkins of the institute for security and development thank you for your thoughts thank you. and staying in turkey the country is slapping import quotas on steel in a bid to protect its domestic industry anchor as urged argued that the us president own steel tariffs and subsequent trade restrictions by the e.u. india and indonesia diverted steel towards turkey bringing turkish prices down in your limits will be set at approximately half the steel imports levels of last year imports exceeding these quotas will be subject to twenty five percent additional duties starting wednesday next week. in a drive alphabet says it is shutting down the consumer version of its online social network google plus after fixing a bug which exposed private data of up to five thousand five hundred thousand accounts the company said in a blog on monday it had discovered and patched a leak in march of this year and says there is no evidence user data was misused during the bank branch breach legally that would mean it had no need to notify authorities at the same time the com

>> bret: thank you, kris jenkins, long day out there, griff. the saudi journalist investigation, indications tonight the saudis are narrowing their search for some one to blame as turkish investigators expand their search for answers about what happened to gentleman 3458 khashoggi. one major development, clues about the final resting place, perhaps, of the journalists remains. benjamin hall is in istanbul tonight. >> turkish police are looking for his body, 17 days after he went missing. the focus has been a forest and farm land outside istanbul where turkish authorities believe his remains may have been disposed two. vans left the consulate on october 2, drove in that direction and unaccounted for for two hours. turkish authorities questioning 15 employees of the consulate, including technicians, accountants, and telephone operators. on the day of khashoggi's disappearance, local staff had been given the day off. now turkish authorities claim they will release the results of their investigation soon. >> translator: we are waiting for the resul

jenkins co-formed the players coalition last year.social justice issues. reed wanted no part of it. he said we're not accepting donations from the league. listen to what reed said of jenkins, who no longer kneels for the anthem, after the game. >> i believe malcolm capitalized on the situation, he co-opted the movement started by collin to get his organization. it's cowardly. he sold us off. jared: he calls him a sellout. in basketball, on the court, did you see this saturday night, lakers and rockets. the nba gives out suspensions for players on both teams. chris paul got two games and brandon ingram is suspended for this one four games. major league baseball, the fall classic, world series gets underway tomorrow at fenway park. game one will be on fox, chris sale will start for the red sox and likely clayton kershaw who is getting work in the fenway park bullpen. anybody want a free doritos locoos taco bell? it's that time of year again. major league baseball teams up with taco bell. as soon as somebody steals a base there's a free

griff jenkins down in mac allen, texas. thank you. president of the united states referred to the caravan at wide ranging events out in montana in mizzou la. he said he suspects democrats could be behind the caravan. while he didn't cite any evidence it is thought he was referring to a video that matt gates congressman from florida apparently showed migrants being handed down in honduras, they don't know where it was, being handed cash. mr. gates called for an investigation whether u.s. backed ngos or george soros were behind the caravan. so, you know, obviously, it's a political thing to the white house. ainsley: he definitely doubled down yesterday at the rally. remember yesterday he was tweeting he saying he was going to send our military and close the border possibly. he doubled down on that when he was speaking in montana out there stumping for matt rosendale who he wants to become the republican senator in that area. he said immigration is his top priority or one of them at least. listen to this. >> come election day, americans

them plain jenkins was a sergeant in charge of a powerful unit of plainclothes detectives their job wasto take firearms off the street but this f.b.i. evidence revealed that the officers operated as a gang within the police department profiling residents breaking into homes stealing cash trafficking drugs and looting the city of overtime pay what did they do and. what did they do. it was crooked cops around it don't bad things the people. in two thousand and seventeen eight officers were arrested in one of the worst american police scandals in a generation faultlines returned to baltimore in the midst of that scandal which raise questions the communities across the us have been asking for years how do corrupt officers remain on the street and who should police the police to these officers were finally caught who caught them the u.s. attorney's office and the feds as it were. and that's at scary because one. because of an outside agency didn't step in they'd still be offered. the f.b.i. use wiretaps to close its case against baltimore's corrupt cops this is audio from those recorded phon

it looks like malcolm jenkins trying to move things forward.t complaints, that colin kaepernick, the person started all this was never involved in the final negotiations between the players coalition and the nfl. that was one of his major beefs. taken the guy who this was all about out of the equation. >> he says he is profiting off it. liz: did he have standing to be involved in the negotiations, kaepernick? i don't think he did. >> a large contingency didn't want kaepernick. he didn't want to profit off this, as well as nike creating a ad campaign based around it? ashley: good bite. stuart: save best to last. jared, always appreciate it. they're coming. the migrant caravan is headed to the southern border. it is reports that there is 7,000 strong. i want to hear if we need the military to strengthen the border or just close the border? how do you do that? brandon judd, head of the border patrol will be with us next hour. >>> unprecedented economic performance under president trump. here we go former reagan budget director david stockman is no

now for the weather, with alina jenkins.places disruptive rainfall over the last 2a hours. more to come today. still some very strong winds. but across south—east england, it's going to be very warm. storm callum is now well to the north of the uk but it has left in its wake this almost stationary front. more rain through the day. particularly for south wales, where we still have an amber warning from the met ‘s office, —— met office, valid until six o'clock. here is how the rest of saturday looks. always wettest through the north and west you are. some showers ahead of that rain. the further east you are, mainly dry with the best of the sunshine and temperatures reaching 2a or 25 celsius. but it is a windy day for all of us. these are the gusts this afternoon. further rain across south—west england. a little bit patchy for northern ireland but becoming more persistent as it works its way through scotland through the afternoon. not as windy for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures reaching 12 celsius. in england and w

griff jenkins is down in mexico reporting with the caravan. joining us, ken paxton and tomi lahren talking about fox nation right here on "fox & friends." ♪ you can't stop rock and roll ♪ ♪ jillian: beto o'rourke refuses to say he is trailing ted cruz. i wouldn't concede we are down. i think the people we are seeing and visiting and showing up for are not reflected in anyone's polls. according to real clear politics, the texas democrat does trail in his senate race against the incumbent, cruz, by nearly 7 points. actor matthew mcconaughey honoring some of our country's finest. >> that's it. we want to shake their hands and say thank you and know that you are appreciated. jillian: the next native surprising the houston police and fire departments with lunch for national first responders day. he also met with 911 911ers the actor and his team were wild turkey bourbon donated $10,000 to our friends team rubicon helps veterans become first responders. safe to say he made their day all right, all right, all right. ainsley: firefighters are thanks f

you look at gethin jenkins only think modernised the game.enkins only think of the professional era of rugby union worldwide and they can't be many loose head prop to leave the greater legacy than him. 129 caps for wales, five test appearances for the lions. it is the manner in which he played, a dynamic of nature in the loose. he will leave a great legacy. brexit could lead to more home—grown football players getting an opportunity to play at the highest level. that's according to the professional players federation, which is the national organisation for professional player associations in the uk. they say any restrictions on free—movement of players from the eu could help younger, british players break through to first teams. at every given saturday or wednesday night when the matches are on, only about a third of the players are eligible to represent england in football. so, there is a big problem with the free movement of players from the eu. any restriction, whatever that may be, and we just don't know may have a benficial effect for en

earlier i spoke to bbc weather presenter alina jenkins. started by explaining the areas most affected by the storm. storm callum has now moved away to the north of the uk. if you look at the north of the uk. if you look at the graphic, there is an area of low pressure well to the north of the uk. there is a bit of tug of war between the two systems, so we have this really slow—moving front. and the concern is, we still have this amber warning across south wales because the rain is going to keep piling in along the front and have already seen in excess of 160 millimetres across parts of the brecon beacons. it gives you the idea of the amount of rainfall in less tha n idea of the amount of rainfall in less than 48 hours. you could face evacuation overnight, presumably if the water levels continue, and the problem will be rivers bursting their banks. that could well be an issue. we have the amber warning until 6pm this evening. the figure is around 160 millimetres. we know this is going to fall from the sky but what impact it can have once it

i appreciate jenkins' reporting from the southern border.ause of donald trump's personal negotiations with the current president and the incoming mexican president, the mexican government has now resolved to help us with this problem. they've moved two loads of feder federales and the mexicans now are stopping that caravan at the southern border. that's what you need. you need creative approaches. and you need the compromise that you and i have -- let's build the wall. he deserves to get his wall. on the other hand, for democratic support, we should cut the dreamers slack and give them a green card and a path to citizenship. >> sean: he offered the deal. >> that's a compromise that you and i can live with. >> sean: all right. when you look at what the democrats want though, they think this is a generation or generations of votes for them. so they won't even negotiate anything. not good for our country, not good for the opioid crisis or human trafficking. but we literally have sanctuary cities, now sanctuary states, and zero cooperation. why

griff jenkins live in washington dc with breaking details, good morning. >> the washington post globalpinion editor received this column from khashoggi's assistant after he went missing, he warned the government in the middle east have been given free reign to silence the media. the arab world is facing its own version of the 9 coalition -- curtain imposed by domestic forces vying for power. the article comes as donald trump will be briefed by mike pompeo amid gruesome reports turkish officials have audio and video recordings purporting to show he was murdered in the saudi conflict, the president says he's waiting for the results of the investigation. >> we will get to the bottom of it. i hope the king and the crown prince didn't know about it and i hope they have it. >> the president telling reporters he asked for the audiotapes if they exist, critics accuse the president of being too soft on the saudi kingdom with all eyes on the economic conference in riyadh, doghouse in the desert which steve mnuchin is scheduled to attend but that is drawn heat from the likes of john kennedy who i

cliff jenkins has the latest.> reporter: a caran of antstr to mexico towards the u.k toll on themian,000 as they mched through mexico's southernmost state. hu makeheir way to the southern o lost aicthal idin tents and v. white hoe csidering a cu sweeping exeve order which would block migrants from tering the u.s. in a bid to stop the group >> they should bm to ignore basically refuge and continue in some cases to come to the united states raising question >>> presint trump increasingly seizing on the caravan as an issue in the mid-le eioctns openly encouraging. caravan after caravan of illegal aliens to break break into our democrats staying largely silent and focusing on issues like gop and healthcare, it's winning the this election cycle. a given for the migrants should they successfuo y makeit people seeking asylum have to wait more than a m to make their ca. news. >>> we alot. will there wave? be or red wave? that's the big qstion mid-term electll taken, we' a closer look when 5@630 ♪ontinues. ♪. ♪ontinues. ♪.

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i appreciate jenkins' reporting from the southern border.f donald trump's personal negotiations with the current president and the incoming mexican president, the mexican government has now resolved to help us with this problem. they've moved two loads of feder federales and the mexicans now are stopping that caravan at the southern border. that's what you need. you need creative approaches. and you need the compromise that you and i have -- let's build the wall. he deserves to get his wall. on the other hand, for democratic support, we should cut the dreamers slack and give them a green card and a path to citizenship. >> sean: he offered the deal. >> that's a compromise that you and i can live with. >> sean: all right. when you look at what the democrats want though, they think this is a generation or generations of votes for them. so they won't even negotiate anything. not good for our country, not good for the opioid crisis or human trafficking. but we literally have sanctuary cities, now sanctuary states, and zero cooperation. why are th

rob: griff jenkins traveling with the caravan in mexico. we will go live to him in a second on "fox and friends first" continuing now. ♪ jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" this friday morning. rob: thanks for getting up with us today. the white house reports executive action to stop this migrant caravan. carley: it would stop some from entering the us and keep them from claiming asylum. the white house claiming it is a matter of national security. rob: griff jenkins live in mexico, the migrants you see behind him are starting to wake up and beginning to march on this friday morning. >> reporter: we started an hour ago on the northern tip of this caravan, the largest group where they are going to be marching, 150 miles north of the border. these are the caravan folks coming, church groups set up a long time, highway 200, to give them food and water and supplies and clothes, things they may need on their way. this is one of many of the many small communities that once to help out. most of the migrants we haven't counted have be

griff jenkins live in mcallen, texas. see the drone video from the latest estimate from buzzfeed is 7200 people. 90-degree weather. where are they getting water and food. who is handling the logistics? i was reading in the "l.a. times" today apparent lay number of mexicans who live in the area line the highway, hand out clothes and sand witches and bottles of water. still, 7,000 people. you know, that's an army of people. who is feeding them? brian: you know, we let in a million people a year legally. we are one ever the few countries actually growing in population. as russia dies and europe starves for people. wee want people who want to come to america. we need a system that works them through, work visas for people that need workers on their farm. most of them are good people. i'm sure some are up to no good. i'm sure they want a better life. i get that as of 2009 when senator dianne feinstein started passing immigration laws making it more attractive. no longer do mexicans come to america. very few. they are come thro

lauren: that's incredible winds, griff jenkins, thank you very much. we we wanted to talk to you about top story and that's what's happening in markets, futures are down again substantially, triple-digit losses predicted. dow is down 254 in premarket, nasdaq down 51. we shall see how we open and more importantly how we close today. when we come back, we will take a look at the global reaction to the selloff in the united states. sea of red around the world, you're watching fbn:am. cheryl: looks like the selloff in u.s. markets is going to continue this morning, here is how we are set to open, again, prediction, but futures now dow futures down 235, we were done more than 300 at the beginning of the show so we are coming back a little bit here, s&p is down 21 and a half, nasdaq is down 47 and a quarter. lauren: there's a chance we end positive with a volatility that we have seen especially in the month of october, volatile month. let's dig in further with all of this, see how global markets are responding to selloff in the u.s. yesterday, we bring if fo

focused on to mars game and he's ready to go out on the pitch and before while six times out american jenkins bucket juniors are through to the semifinals of the copper limited or this the argentine team were up against crucero of brazil in the second week of the quarter final match to settle school first but then had a player same tool for a second yellow card blockers a pub on the left until deep into stoppage time before equalizing finished one one on the night but barca go through three one on aggregate they'll play another brazilian club or us for a place in the final. spanish moto g.p. writer who will decide on saturday whether he will continue racing this weekend in thailand of he was taken to hospital in that country off to a huge crash in practice to do car to rider already has a fractured foot from a crash an arab on a few weeks ago when this happened three time world champion roll these bike which broke apart from the force of the crash he was conscious after the accident but was taken to hospital for a scan on his wrist. n.b.a. commissioner adam silver has said he hopes to make ba

griff jenkins live in mexico with a look at the migrant march. thank you for joining us this morning. exactly where are you? >> reporter: we are 150 miles north of the border, the migrant caravan that began october 13th just two weeks into their march. and that is the tip of the several thousand caravan going. a few towns to the south as they found a place to go tonight, you can see the harsh conditions here as people continue to make it. most of the people you are looking at our from honduras and that is where this originated. organizers for this migrant caravan tell us they plan to continue to go forward and go to tijuana and through mexico city and hold a protest at the us embassy. all this coming on the heels of kirstjen neilsen saying asylum is not something you are going to get if you are coming. >> there seems to be misunderstanding among the caravan. if you're coming to seek family reunification that is not asylum. you cannot stay. if you're coming to seek a job that is not asylum, you cannot stay. >> reporter: all this on the heels of th

our own griff jenkins on the u.s. border in mcallen, texas where the border patrol is arresting more migrants every day. >> two agents behind me taking on a group of 35 illegal aliens on the run. we'll tell you how it is coming up, leland. ♪ two weekends left until the midterms and it will finally be over. >> that's it? >> welcome, i'm leland vittert. kristin: i'm kristin fisher. after more than two weeks of denials, saudi officials admit that jamal khashoggi, they claim was killed in a fist fight from istanbul. the very latest details on the saudi support to khashoggi's death. hi, ben. >> yeah, hi, kristin. this is a story, the news that we have been waiting for. three days after secretary pompeo arrived in riyadh and demanded answers, we finally got them. at least the saudi version of events. about 1 a.m. riyadh time, saudi state media breaking the news confirming that khashoggi was indeed dead. they say that he was strangled in the istanbul consulate by a team of men who had arrived there to question him. 15 of tho

pete: griff jenkins is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.e in san pedro, and it's the about 200 miles north of that u.s./guatemala border. look at the scene behind me, it h+úçq/éas/>ufh7.x migrants. they're here sound asleep, and i'm going to the walk the entire distance. it's just bodies everywhere, and clearly this has taken a toll. now, the organizing group, usually they are up at three a.m. marching to the next location. they want to avoid the heat of day, but they announced very late last night they were having a 10 a.m. press conference here today. and we're also hearing the toll on this group is becoming quite strong because we're hearing multiple reports of children being abducted, we're hearing that there have been some younger ones in this group to rob others. these are report, they're coming out with local reporters and amongst the people we are talking to here as well. and, of course, we have the medical folks here treating people that are continuing to get sick. now, when we talk to these they're heeding president trump's worddw

griff jenkins close to the border. thank you, griff. with more and what we can expect to see come in the policy director of the center for immigration studies. jessica, thank you for joining us today. >> glad to be with you. >> when you start with asking you a little bit about timing. given where the migrants are right now, where the caravan is right now, if they're able to make it to the u.s. border, how long should it take them? how long up until election day? >> it depends how they decide to make their way through mexico. if they get on a train that runs north into mexico, they could be at the u.s. border in a matter of days. if they keep walking, which i don't think they will do. that's not caravan in the past have done, that it would take much longer and some of them may peel off as some of them may decide to a mexico and ask for asylum there or maybe a work permit. but it could be a few days before they make it to the u.s. border. it just depends on them. i'm sure some people within the caravan now who are willing to take their ch

. >> reporter: gilly jenkins took guard to make sure nobody removed anything. crews burned hundreds of thousands of gallons of radioactive fuel from that ship, and they sandblasted others in dry docks, which the navy found to be below harmful levels of radiatiot but jenkins believes the wind likely spread contamination across the shipyard. >> there's no doubt they didn't do anything to control it. >> reporter: through the 1960s, the navy managed a radium paint shop inside this building and ran radiation experiments on animals. it even operated a radiological defense lab out of two dozen buildings where scientists handled radioactive isotopes but in this report, the nav 882 locations across the shipyard as contaminated. that's just 10% of all the sites, but more than 10% of the land. officials performed tests to figure out just how radioactive those places were, but some critics say the whole shipyard should have been investigated. >> you trust the navy, i don't. i would check it all. i think you'll have less and you may have some areas that will not have any, b

griff jenkins live in southern mÉxico where he's traveling with the caravan, good morning, griff.: good morning, heather, we are here in san pedro and just trying to wake, you can see them here, they have been on a day of rest, they didn't travel yesterday, the first day they have taken rest and the mexican federal police as well just sort of checking on people, you see people over here getting sort of ready, waking up, now, what's fascinating about this heather is this group was really trying to police themselves yesterday because they've become so very large but a second caravan down on the mexican guatemala border trying to get up here to join this ended up in clashes reportedly one person has died and when we talked to one of the organizers a man named ronald here, he said if the other caravan tries to get up here they've become too big already. listen. >> too many people now. so in the beginning, we were 2,500, now we are more than 8,000 people. now we have to follow some rules because if we don't keep following the rules, so -- they go nowhere. >> when you talk about rules a

griff jenkins is live in mexico up next.ocrats calling for unity a week before the midterms but what happens if they win the house and nancy pelosi becomes speaker? liz peek says the partisan divide will only get worse. we will talk more about it. good morning. ♪ these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! each is a lot of bad people in there. we don't want them in this country, if they want to come into the country they have to apply like other people. they are wasting their time. heather: donald trump sending a message to the migrant caravan as the us military moves over 5000 troops to the border. their orders, stop. thousands from illegally enteri

in mcallen, texas, griffin jenkins, fox news. >>> a few survey says erupts from the kilauea volcano, the survey of 46 farmers by the university of hawaii said farmers suffered $28 million during the month long eruptions. two-thirds of those damages was to macadamia nuts and papayas. hurricane willa is also expected to make landfall along the pacific coast. last month preparations were underway in puerta vallarta. it's expected to make torrential landslides and storm surges, also flash flooding. >> let's check in with our meteorologist rosemary. it's expected to make landfall this afternoon? >> perhaps a category 2, maybe cat 3 at the moment. winds 120-miles-an-hour moving northeast at about 6-miles-an-hour between massachusetts et massachusetts mazetlan. it's perhaps moving ashore as a category 2. still heavy rain, dangerous surf, as well as those damaging winds definitely going to impact the area of the coastline. here's a look at what's going on here at home. we do have a system that is moving through the pacific northwest and that is bringing cloudy conditions to our area. it's ex

rob will be griff jenkins takes on chopper ride up above for exclusive look at the devastation. >> i can be blunt about taking a knee, i don't think that we should take knees in protest instead of just standing up for our flag. jillian: colin kaepernick is making it clear he's not listening, "fox & friends first" continues. ♪ ♪ jillian: friday morning and for some people it's been a really long week in florida, in georgia and the carolinas, it's been a tough one. rob: everybody working in washington. jillian: exactly. every week is a long week. you're watching "fox & friends first", i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt, thanks for getting up early with us. speculation he could work free today after being held captive for more than two years. jillian: doug luzader. >> issue has been big sticking point between the united states and turkey, american pastor andrew brunson arrived at courtroom there in turkey just before dawn this morning, he faces terror and espionage-related charges, he has strongly denied them but could be looking up to 35 years in prison. the trump administration ha

even sent our own chris jenkins to the middle of all of this in the middle of the mom come asking theseeople what they thought about due process, the presumption of imminent sense, the rule of law. the answers most on you, take a look. >> there is no resumption of innocence in a job interview. >> do you believe he was given a fair chance in his confirmation. >> a fair chance? miss amanda sitting among friends of his peers >> clearly there been enough allegations that we know this job application needs to be denied. >> the public are the people who should be making decisions about what they deserve, not the [bleep] rich white man who doesn't give a [bleep] about us. >> judge kavanaugh made it pretty clear that he does not have the judicial temperament, he believes the supreme court is just one more political foothold. that is not what the supreme court is about, and i think in that hearing, judge kavanaugh disqualified himself. >> sean: nope resumption of innocence, no due process. let me tell you, that is the case, there is no country, there is no constitution. it is sad, it is shocking

now, jenkins no longer kneels for the anthem. reed does.e malcolm capitalized on the situation. he co-opted the movement started by coul t collin to get his organization. it's cowardly. he sold us out. jared: sold them out, wow. football, we have feistiness and also in the nba. after saturday's lakers game, became fight night. chris paul of the rockets, two games suspended. he poked one player in the eye. he got three games, one more than paul, because he threw the first punch and appears to have spit right at chris paul. this inche started the fight. brandon ingram got four games. wow. world series begins tomorrow night on fox. the red sox favored to beat the dodgers. chris sail will be the game one starter, likely clayton kershaw for l.a. taco bell will give out free doritos locos tacos for four hours on november 1st, all we have to see is a base get stolen in the world series and the free tacos are yours. maria: all right, bring on the tacos. what a fight there with the lakers. that was not good. jared, thank you. catch jared's sports re

rob: griff jenkins is near alligator point, florida, out in the gulf where mandatory evacuation orders are in place. jillian: janice, have you seen any new information? >> the new information is the storm is strengthening, continuing to strengthen as we get closer to landfall sometime this afternoon. the bottom line here is the panhandle of florida has never, ever experienced a storm like this in their history. we are going to be talking about catastrophic life-threatening damage, storm surge, and hurricane force winds in excess of 140 miles per hour floor a duration of several hours. so the latest update as of 5:00 a.m., it is strengthening. it could strengthen even more as we get into the next couple hours as we approach landfall. the storm in the textbooks is a perfect looking hurricane. all four quadrants have filled out. we've got a well-defined eyes. . they're already seeing wind gusts in excess of 35 miles per hour along the coast, 33 in apalachacola. we're expecting a landfall between 1:00 and 3:00, yet to be determined, but the strength of the storm is going to be unfortunatel

we can help you plan for that. ♪ >> sean: earlier today, our own chris jenkins spoke with a lot of thesesters at the anti-kavanaugh rally. by the way, really think chuck and nancy and maxine waters and michael avenatti for this bizarre happening earlier today. >> do you feel that he was afforded the presumption of innocence? >> this is a job interview. the question is about the evidence that is presented and the credibility of her claim. >> do you believe that judge kavanaugh had presumption of innocence, got a fair shake in the hearing? >> no. i think that he didn't give himself a fair share because he lied the entire time. >> do you believe judge kavanaugh was given the perception of innocence? >> is this a court of law?pt >> why do you believe judge kavanaugh shouldn't bef confirmed? >> i feel like he lied multiple times, and he acted crazy.. >> clearly there has been enough allegations swirling around that we know that this job application needs to be denied. >> judge kavanaugh was not given his fair presumption of innocence? >> i think that judge kavanaugh refused the investigation,

griff jenkins joins us live with more. or good morning. it is hard to believe this but this ugly brutal confirmation battle may actually continue because the midterms are four weeks from tomorrow and democrats and republicans say that their voter bases are fired up, bruised, angry and looking forward to november 6th. after protesters made their last stand on the steps of the u.s. capitol saturday, some were already looking ahead to november. after it all died down being a quiet swearing in ceremony took place for the supreme court's newest justice but tonight at the white house, president trump will stage a much more public ceremony and both side agree it will lay out the stakes for next month's midterms. >> our base is completely energized right now and the kavanaugh hearings have just highlighted how important this elect is for them. >> i'm focused like a laser beam on the elect because all these angry people out here know that it is the people in the senate that they've elected who are making these decisions an they will go to the polls