rob: we need to raise rates on junk mail, so much crap i throw away. e a thing with the junk mail. rob: big thing. a lot of money in mega millions. tracee: you said you were not buying ticket but maybe you will change your mind. combined u jackpot more than $850 million. so for the mega million drawing which is tonight, that's a 548 million-dollar jackpot, cash prize 309 million, not bad. saturday's powerball drawing 314 million-dollar jackpot, of course, odds not the greatest but 2-dollar ticket, why not? jillian: if you won would you be gone on monday? rob: if i won i would be gone in 3 weeks, $500 million, are you kidding me? tracee thank you so much, we appreciate your time this morning, i will not be buying a ticket. jillian: i don't understand. 25 minutes after the hour, we will talk during break. illegal immigrants right to remain silent, one mayor going head to head over police force, our next guest lieutenant is calling it a typical move from the lunatic left and why it's up to voters to unleash handcuffs from police. >> fire jeff sessions? rob

carta and we took it very slowly because they were dying for us to slip up and disparage this woman ok rob i mean to have the head still left equated self very well in all of this i mean here is this young woman yelling and screaming at senator for the goalpost has to be moved again go ahead gavin in new york yeah i'm not buying this sort of there's bad guys on both sides and there's good guys on both there's bad guys on the left the left plays dirty pool they use children all the time they're the ones doing the what they hate crime hoaxes every time you hear about a fake me to thing trivializing real rape it's a liberal it's an activist and they've been doing this forever remember remember that mohamed clock nice clock mohamed bring it to the white house no ahmed was his name so i argument and that was some little kid used as upon to sort of. pretend that islamophobia was a major problem at his school there are always using children and women and hoaxes always playing dirty pool and then they just sweep it under the rug and they're on to the next crime like cavanagh is already over they don

carta and we took it very slowly because they were dying for us to slip up and disparage this woman ok rob i mean i have the head still left equated self very well in all of this i mean here is this young woman yelling and screaming at senator flake and then it's comes out that she's really a highly paid operative could go into elevators and scream at the top of her lungs with the cameras already there i mean what kind i mean i understand it's politics but at the same time you know there's no virtue in that kind of thing here i mean there is an advise and consent process here and that's exactly what the senate was trying to do go ahead rob. well that one woman is not represented there the whole party. fair or anybody else fair that they are with brett kavanaugh and they're bad actors on both sides of the worst probably being our president who started out with some decorum last week and said she seems very credible and then acted himself like a seventeen year old frat boy the other night he just couldn't keep his mouth shut and i think he sets the tone for the whole country and we all begin y

rob: i remember the stories. jillian: hold the milk, though. rob: where is janice? the hour, donald trump fighting tooth and nail for republicans for a republican seat this november. >> democrats want to turn america into venezuela. we are not going to let it happen. jillian: todd pyro live in johnson city, tennessee to find out what voters think. >> reporter: what is up? good to see both of you. we do these segments, we call it a tease for "fox and friends first," that there are typically three people. check out this crowd. we have a crowd chomping at the bit to talk and it is not even 5:30. we are excited to talk to them, we will talk about donald trump's speech in johnson city and give you a preview what is coming up. what do we think of the speech? we are going to break down each of those words individually so they won't be jumbled, we will talk to each to enumerate what they are saying coming up when "fox and friends first" returns. jillian: fox news alert, a suspected murderer on the loose may have killed again. police believe kirby wallace shot a man and stol

rob: i can imagine. when many members come to washington, they managed to find a mentor, a senior member who seems to take them under their wing. was there anyone who you looked to in that time? mr. inouye: there were several. one was the chairman of the subcommittee on territories, the committee that had jurisdiction over state. and congressman wayne aspinall of colorado, who was the chairman of the interior dayittee -- those two on one took over and told me what to do and what to get and what to buy. mosthird person that is astounding as far as i'm concerned is the speaker of the house. for an example, on my first day i found myself in my office all by myself with just furnishings, nothing on the wall. th telephonee by myself with rang, and it was the speaker. he said, if you are free, come on over. i didn't know where the speaker's office was. august 9, it was a hot day. i didn't know there was a subway. [laughter] iran across the ground. finally i needed up -- i ran across the ground. steps.i made it

rob: ridiculous what they can do. jillian: i know. look at the shot, 11 minutes after the hour, the confirmation of justice kavanaugh is another big win for the president, what is next on the agenda, our next guest gop strategists net ryan says there's just one thing that matters right now, he explained how the kavanaugh win just paveed the way for republicans to make moves. >> like a musical genius, like joey chest-nut. jillian: snl comiddan pete davidson says he doesn't want to hear celebrities talk politics and some people are saying why cave, hollywood hypocrisy at its finest. (whooshing) - [narrator] for powerful suction, you need a shark. with two swappable batteries, at maximum suction the shark ion f80 has more run time than the dyson v10 absolute. or, choose the upright model for whole home cleaning only from shark. or, choothis flu season,odel foand your sister-in-law's... tennis partner's... chatty coworker's... youngest daughter's... entire judo class. one shot can make a world of difference. walgreens has specially traine

rob: i just blew my arm off. pardon me. i jewels blew my arm off. carley: can you pass the coffee? he is okay. rob: we will see you later. carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> touching down in tuckery, secretary of state mike pompeo in search of answers in the disappearance of a saudi journalist. >> dow seeing gains of 562 points, very close to session highs. >> people throughout look at this stuff and say to yourself do you want a party which has been delivering results for the last two years or do you want a party dedicated to resistance? >> trump accommodation warning hondurans to turn around thousands of illegal immigrants or face thousands oheavyconsequences. >> high wateraung

rob: i wore a three days ago, definitely still have it. jillian: should i leave too? rest me? rob: okay. let's get back to some news. 12 minutes after the hour donald trump vowing to end birthright citizenship. >> always told to me you needed a constitutional amendment. rob: our next guest, what could be the next executive order but not many other people do. george rodriguez says it is the most abused immigration loophole. jillian: the candy converter making your halloween dreams become a reality. don't go anywhere. ♪ oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic®

rob: i don't like clowns.ds upon thousands of illegal immigrants are now marching towards our southern border and new reports that, yet, another caravan is now forming. >> last night a spokesman for dhs tweeting out there are individuals in this caravan that are gang members and they have criminal histories. >> president trump is using a former president obama to back his immigration policies based in law us. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented. >> parents on edge this morning over those frightening outbreaks spreading nationwide.

she's a strong, sophisticated woman in foreign policy that i think the president will take seriously. roboever gets nominated will have to go through a senate nomination. you have robert o'brien who is a special presidential envoy for hostage affairs and then you also gary cohn which i thought was an interesting name to be put on the list. i didn't think the white house had a very good relationship with gary cohn after he left. >> let me just say that i don't think we should be so dismiss sievdismissive ofivanka trump. ambassador haley praise praise a and jared for what they've been doing. i think most of the senators that i speak to speak very highly of ivanka. you certainly have seen rfk serving in jfk's cabinet, there's precedent although a lot of people would argue that the rules have changed since then. i don't know why we all sort of dismiss ivanka. i think she would be a fantastic representative for the president. seems like she may not be so interested. but the point of picking gary cohn is not necessarily that the president has him on the short liss. i don't think we know who it

rob: could you sleep last night? jillian: that enough to wake up at midnight for work but i woke up at 10:30 last night in the storm ande to sleep since. they were bad. lucky you. they were bad. rob: there was one good bolt. jillian: we will talk about that. rob: good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: a fox news alert, the search is on for whoever sent package is filled with ricin to the president at the pentagon. secret service intercepting a suspicious envelope the tested positive for the poison. rob: mail screen is that the pentagon discover contaminated envelopes for james mattis in a top navy chief after a scare as senator ted cruz's office building in houston, two people rushed to the hospital after coming into contact with the white powder. that was not a hazardous material. no staff members were affected. ms 13 gang member sentenced to 36 years behind bars and the vicious death of a teenager. he the 15-year-old boy to a beach in boston by creating a fake facebook page and making him think a girl wanted to meet him. gang members beat and stabbed that teenager to death. the gang members

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needs well skilled people here in the university like george soros i don't i don't want to be is money you know what i'm getting at rob you know and that's why i bring out the university yes. here's a big problem with with liberals as a whole is republicans are ideologues in many cases but they remain true to their particular policy believes democrats act on emotion so a typical emotional response will be do you care about the poor then you have to want to take care of the poor yes i care about the poor i step over them all over the place in the subway in new york city but if i tried to take care of all of them where would i get the money from and too many of these questions and issues are addressed with pure emotion without any realistic response joe biden i saw him cry two years ago when i was at a conference because he wanted to send every person in the country to junior college when why or why are we talking about technology and robotics and what we could do if we train young people now who who may have been a coal miner earth forty years ago or a plumber and now they want to learn how to fix robots which are goin

i don't know. don't get it. robey snuck in an anti-trump message as the credits rolled, the message reportedly said, listen to this, god, make your presence known on november 6th. if you believe a fascist, hate field, fear mongering cheater is what we need right now, your will be done but god, please help bob mueller. that message rolled as the credits were happening. a lot of folks on social media who like the summit like donald trump are going to hashtag walk away and that is the risk you take when you make a political statement not everybody will agree with you. and not once to watch the show anymore. rob: thanks. jillian: 5 minutes. rob: a new one tomorrow. >> first plastic, now paper. weight until you hear what is under attack now. ♪ ♪ come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away. ♪ . ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't clean as often as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb an

rob: i used 23 and he me.r the american flag and supported standing for it. now he's out 06 out of a job. our next guest is defending his patriotism. why he said he'll never apologize for doing that. rob: first let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." we knee a dna profile for you. >> i thought i was 50/50 irish and italian. i'm only 21% irish, mostly italian and a lot of slavic crow croatian, something in between. if you would follow that story in the break, if could you do that. the other thing we'll be focusing on is elizabeth warren, we with go from here, how donald trump seems to be getting in every democrat's head and the latest example is senator elizabeth warren who ticked off democrats by distracted. we'll be talking about what we can do internationally with the saudi possible assassination of a green card holder with three american kids, i'm talking about mr. khashoggi who might indeed be dead at this hour. we will have insight on what's happening in washington.

rob: i would do it random if i were to do it. jillian: liberal protesters escalated attacks on republicans with barack obama's right-hand man now leading the chart. >> michelle always says when they go low, we go high. no, no. they go low, we kick em. that's what the new democratic party is about. jillian: seeing a lot of this lately. is this the new normal for democrats? kristin tate joins us to weigh in. rob: police officers murdered in the line of duty will never vote again but their killer is now going to have a say in new york's democratic primary. the liberal governor that made it happen. stay tuned. ♪ what goes around goes around, goes around, goes around -- with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. >>> it is time for us as democrats to be as tough as they are, to be a

rob: the doctor. >> yeah, dr. ronny jackson. roseendale is working hard. iuple polls that see him moving into a tie a couple points ahead. rob: we'll have to see what happens. the last two, this is a very interesting race in arizona. >> these are tight races. they're republican defense seats, where senator heller who is running for reelection, you've got the flake open seat. the interesting thing about this, the polling is all over the map. you've had it where both republicans are in dead heats, you've had them a couple points ahead and some polls have them pretty far ahead. i feel good from the standpoint of republicans winning. heller knows how to win in montana. he's continually had a lead. martha mcfally, it feels like le an oppo dump after comments that were made that didn't go too well. rob: the senate could go 54, 54 with the republicans. >> it could go. they're starting to extend their map a lot. rob: thank you very much. carley, over to you. carley: and the countdown continues there. the time now is 18 minutes after the hour. more winning for presid

rob: i prefer not to pick the individual market.eight the ones that are the most out of favor, recognizing that there is greater uncertainty there. overweight doesn't necessarily mean a large position, it just means overweight relative to markets that have a small allocation to these economies. turkey, for instance, or wildly out of favor and are dirt treat -- dirt cheap. haidi: rob arnott joining us from newport beach. up next, the st. louis fed president is proposing a new monetary policy rule. don't tell you what it entails. this is bloomberg. -- we will tell you what it entails. ♪ haidi: it is friday morning in sydney. futures looking pretty miserable. we are looking at the kleins of up to 1% with sydney. training begins properly. 6:30 p.m. in new york. president trump is threatening severe consequences if it is proved that saudi arabia murdered a critical journalist. president trump told reporters that it certainly looks as if the journalist is dead. the kingdom has promised an investigation into what happened to the writer. we

rob: 19 after the hour. can maxine waters see into the future? >> unveiled the criminal activity. i them the criminal clan. rob: the democratic lawmaker could be in hot water with the law. we will expand coming up. mcdonald's picked up a million-dollar lawsuit. the ridiculous reason why. ♪ >> welcome back. a teacher on paid leave after threatening the newest supreme court justice. and education teacher in minnesota tweeting who is going to take one for the team and kill brett cavanagh? the account is now deleted. the fbi and local sheriffs the permit are investigating. it is not clear if the woman will be charged with a crime. rob: a group of college republicans threatening to sue a bar, shutting down brett cavanagh's confirmation. in seattle, telling the university of washington, students should find another venue of the political nature of the event, the group meeting at the bar regardless were violated. >> google plus shutdown after private information of hundreds of thousands of people is exposed. rob: tracy carrasco is here to explain why it took so long to expose this breach.

rob: attacks on -- carley: i will wait. rob: it henry screaming in my ear.tive arrested for battery after a gop campaign manager in nevada claims he grabbed her and would not let go, the campaign manager kristin davison joins us live after the break. rob: glad to know it henry is doing the show, thanks so much. when we come back attacks on republicans, disturbing trend among democrats. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for. >> why every american should be concerned about this. good morning to you. olay total effects. the power of 7 benefits all in one bottle. without costing $100, $200 or $400. enriched with vitamin b3 complex, for beautiful skin. olay. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com i'm ready to crush ap english. i'm ready to do what no one on my block has done before. forget that. what no one in the world has done before. all i need access, tools,

am not going to discuss impeachment of anybody because until we have a full investigation, -- >> rob: i believe transparency is the key, i do not believe that information we have to this point in any way shape or form leads to an assumption of high crimes and misseds this is a high standard in the constitution and it's about looking at the constitution and applying the constitution. i will unwaveringly measure any determination about impeachment of anyone by the high standards in our constitution. >> host: with that, we'll turn in a moment to closing statements, but before we do that, i want to thank the many people who made this event take place, and now i'll suspend the limits on applause, you'll be able to applaud for their candidates after their closing statements, but i want you to join me in thanking the university of washington government, including the college republicans and young democrats. thanks to our co-sponsors,ing the frederickbering chamber of commerce, and my fellow panelists, and above all to the candidates. it's not easy to run for office, it's not easy to ask questi

labor market and that of mexico rob i do this is an important one specifically for donald trump isn't that as we're heading towards those november middle lections midterm elections i should say and that and that certainly is the spin here rob that's what the message was of this is the fulfillment of one of trump's most important campaign promise is this is the president who prides in calling himself the deal maker and this is a win for his america first policy he had long complained that nafta was costing u.s. manufacturing jobs and that it was leading to this persistent trade deficit with mexico now the points that were highlighted in this conference call with reporters earlier don't apparently address those concerns directly as i said we still have yet to see the text which should be released either this evening or more likely early tomorrow morning to the public but certainly making those claims that maybe early there is sixty days of public review for this text before the three nations leaders side it and then after that is. and the real battle happens by then the mid-term electio

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being in complete opposition to what's happening at the moment i was threatened and harassed and robbed i left because i got sick and also because of the political issues i tried to stay in my home in my country with my people. call me. a media arrived in spain on a tourist visa and didn't seek asylum upon arrival he instead waited for five months. for me and i was scared i asked about how asylum workers what would come of it and was i wouldn't be able to do was always happens is they take your passport from you you can't leave the country and you don't know how long the process takes you don't know what pandora's box it will open so it was for those reasons i decided to take the time and seek political asylum. spain's interior ministry turned down our request for an interview but official figures for twenty seventeen have shown the vast majority of asylum applications made by venezuelans in spain were rejected or simply not processed due to a large backlog of applicants over twelve thousand venezuelans have sought asylum so far this year here in spain for various cultural linguistic hist

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want to say something to you rob. i worship your father as you do. nto that guy. i was in the basement of our rec room watching ceasar's hour. back in those days you were living up in the bronx. what made your father get out, stick his neck out at the age of 96 with this very personal case for people to get out a vote? >> he's been active his whole life. he's been out spoken his whole life. i wrote this piece for him because i knew this is how he felt. he talks at the beginning of having lived a long time. he lived through the great depression. he fought in the second world war to defeat facism and he talks about he was around for the invention of television and he acted on television even before we owned a television. he said he's seen a lot of things and he doesn't like seeing where the country is going. at the end of the piece he talks about if things go right, he's going to live till 2020 and be able to vote for something that will put america back on track to the kind of america that he always imagined and that he's passed onto me and i've imagin

. >> we see the destruction where you are, rob. i know you have an update about the power grid, and the death toll for michael rising higher? >> reporter: unfortunately, it's now at 18. as for the power situation, we talked to a representative today who said they expect to have 95% of their customers back online in just ten days. the issue is, a lot of homeowners will have to make repairs to their homes to accept the power once the lines are back up. nothing is or will be simple down here. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> next to the growing tensions over the disappearance of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. he was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey. he's believed to have been murdered, and president trump is vowing to punish saudi arabia if it's proved they're behind the alleged murder. and saudi arabia says they will retaliate that with force. ian pannell reports from istanbul. >> reporter: tonight, president trump threatening action if it's proved the saudi kingdom is involved in the disappearance of

rob: 5 guys got an f? >> just burgers. >> i would like to live in blissful ignorance. might lift our spirits, the first location with a full bar. >> in phoenix, arizona, ihop opened a restaurant with a bar. this is beer wide specialty cocktails. they got the rise & bar menu around a moscow meal the most a hybrid, blood he marrieds, and there are no plans to open anymore ihops with bars inside of them but they want to see how it goes with their food but what is interesting is when they open this, this is a former stakeout, the restaurant has bars built outside so the franchise owner went to the corporate office and do i have a bar inside my ihop? rob: pancakes engine and tonic, sounds fantastic. thank you very much. thousands of dollars richer this morning, take a look. >> at this basket, half-court at home. >> fans taking a shot during the first quarter timeout, they mixed their first 9 shots, the first bucket of the season, congratulations to him. a fox news alert. every second counts, the search for missing wisconsin teenager taking a turn. new evidence revealing the

that you're just making me this mistakes you saw that against god back from us has been anonymous rob and i don't just mean that said i said they were himself and we see that maker kovacs is keen to say he was actually criticised for that rest by early one it's never good when you're getting criticized by your own president he is obviously struggling to kind of settle on a lineup i think he needs to be braving needs to stick to some of his younger play as he gave over nazi sanchez a chance he's got. a way some good. players a lot of players each faith in them and maybe put some of these older more experienced players who aren't performing out to posture now what about the clock now. is acknowledge him self he knows the clock is ticking he understands the pressure associated with being the head coach of the by meeting how long do you think he has to turn things around when he really is under no illusions as you say he said i know how things run differently by munich if that was start of the season and it is that that's clearly not going to go down well with both cost to my back to last seaso

but if you listen gentleman i mean even general when i say big government we got to live you know rob is what i mean you got the we got the for the welcome yet if there's a line and we love the suffering and want to sell passion ever want. something is just get is growing every day and it's something that requires a lot of town and never asked you to get up there is one of the south things you want to file with i would respond to i'll prob i call country in our community and all people today we're meeting house one. one of the boy in a way that is unique country and i'll follow self and something it's not that no wrong or right and suffering as we know is just how you do and i feel for you. i want to know what it takes to go and be if i say i see ok in one of the be a member of a government with a hostile and knowledge that is thought as this in the country be a member of the ais a pathogen benefit liberia i've been receiving a scholarship for the past two years and i see what it's something i just get if i think the support that. we need to fill. in the self in my little dots you see

i am bullish on the market. rob: you would be buying into the market at this rate? ew points? >> i don't think the correction will be at that level. there could be more correction but as of yesterday you had 40% of the s&p 500 companies reporting and 82% of them beat earnings estimates, 60% had beaten revenue estimates. what has changed other than the market moving as it does and looking at the substance of what is happening, nothing significant is changing them. rob: let's talk about reasons for this slide. the president said interest rates are going up and a lot of people say the china problem in trade war we have going on. is it right to raise interest rates at this point, it is overheated for a while. are the right to attempt down and it goes back to reality? >> donald trump doesn't like it. they slow down the economy, what he had been complaining about when interest rates are artificially low. and 3.875, could have gotten that for 5 or 6 years. >> what the trend of the market is going to be, and in a long time, the fed will take their foot off the pedal on these

. >> rob, i want to get your thoughts on something else that came out of the call regarding facebookpecifically. that ad impression growth from products in the future is going to be from where facebook doesn't actually make as much money and they have going to have to spend more to stay competitive. how is that a good thing for this stock >> well, what you're talking about is the transition away from the news feed into facebook stories. the news feed is a very robust, well established, vibrant auction. you know, there's auction dynamics with a lot of advertiser activity, there's better pricing. when you're transitioning to an environment that doesn't have as much participation, there will be a transition effect now, the company is quite confident that that is as monetizable but you do have this building awareness, building participation, building a bid in the marketplace, and that's a familiar transition that we've seen in other online auction markets so i think it's something that investors have familiarity with in the long term, facebook ends up with two different use cases, one in

i was robbed when i would sleep on the street. someone would come up to me and take my things. so i think -- i know this is the public and safety committee, but i think this committee and the board of supervisors in general should also focus on the general welfare of the citizens. >> more speakers? seeing none, public comment is now closed. supervisor yee? >> i will go ahead and wrap it up from my perspective. i want to thank both departments for presenting today. it seems like at least been some improvement, and i want to acknowledge that. i also want to say that when there's -- the twin peaks situation, that's part of your district also. it went from -- i forget how many -- several thousand car break-ins a day. i'm exaggerating, but there's a lot of them up there. when we deployed the cameras and the officers that are up there now, it's basically zero. that's what you want to hear, a positive story, that is a positive story. in fact, captain -- there's three i have to remember. captain bailey made the decision to keep that up because it was -- the data was so strong that it i

i should say. this in particular is really unexpected honor. >> rob and i would like to congratulate them both on the well-deserved honor. thank you so much for joining us. well be back again at 11:00. have a great night. neugene yoon: i climbed proud." several mountains, yes, i did. announcer: an east bay man wonders how to top a single grand act of kindness. his answer. eugene: can i give you a hug? announcer: with 1,000 small ones. eugene: it's a pretty phenomenal job. announcer: a son no longer able to be by his father's side finds a way to help the one man who has given him so much. joseph: it's one of the most beautiful things in the world for me. announcer: a music therapist wanting to give her patient a moment to remember ends up enlisting a broadway star for an unforgettable bedside serenade. josephine nguyen: i want that for me when, you know, my time comes. announcer: but first. beth kidrow: it was just completely mangled. announcer: the surgeon had been called, an amputation was imminent, but then the chief got creative. seamus o'donnell: saved the whole everything. announcer: here's nbc

rob: between that and shirtless photos i don't know what kind of show we are doing. llian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. rob: right to a fox news alert. a bombshell report claims the white house and fbi found no corroboration of sexual misconduct allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. jillian: the senate could vote as early as saturday. >> reporter: deputy white house spokesman tweeting the statement saying the white house received the fbi supplemental background investigation into brett kavanaugh and being transmitted to the senate. the white house is confident the senate will vote to confirm brett kavanaugh to the supreme court and wall street journal reports the white house found no corroboration of sexual misconduct as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell files cloture last night. >> plenty of time for members to review and be briefed on supplemental material before a friday cloture vote. i filed a cloture on the nomination this evening. as i indicated earlier this week. >> ending debate on brett cavanagh allow

i think it's a maturing process. that it's -- it hasn't impacted our ability to work together as an agency. michael daniel and rob joyce, i amazing individuals that really helped build a lot connections and build got capacity and now you've d.h.s. standing in the role they need to be, working with the sector, d.o.d., f.b.i., interagency mechanisms. so i think it's an important but i think i also agree with ambassador bolten. people there will and we need to streamline that process. you find support from the white house for your work? jeanette: yes, absolutely. host: does it help to have john secretary,er d.h.s. in the office of the president? hurt.te: it doesn't it's really good to have somebody who understands all of our mission spaces and who has opportunity, in particular, to have a chief of staff who saw int d.h.s. can do cybersecurity is absolutely very helpful. host: jeanette manfra, you "ever since sony." what happened on that day and were you and what kind of government response were we taking for a private company getting hacked? jeanette: i was at the national security council then. as if there wasn't -

i personally see that it hasn't impacted our ability to work together as an agency. michael daniel and rob joyce i think what amazing individuals that really helped build a lot of those connections and build the capacity. and now you've got dhs that's stand in the role that we need to be standing in, working with the private sector. you've got dod, fbi, nsa. you have these interagency mechanisms. i think it's an important role but i think i also agree with ambassador bolton. we have good people of their and we need to streamline the process. >> host: defined support from the white house for your work? >> guest: yes, absolutely. >> host: doesn't help to john kelly, the former dhs secretary, in the office of the president? >> guest: it definitely doesn't hurt. it's really good to have somebody understands all of our mission spaces and who had the opportunity in particular to have chief of staff who saw what dhs can do in cybersecurity is absolutely very helpful. >> host: jeanette manfra, you refer to ever since sony, what happened on that day and where were you and what kind of government re

i do? my first time. >> you did fine. >> rob versus -- >> i think you did great. >> you have that "anchormand nutty the squirrel. at the end there. the squirrel can water-ski. >> thank you, whit. you're both great. thank you for watching. jon karl later this morning. >>> good morning. i'm kate larsen. happening today in san francisco, a long-standing tradition to celebrate italians ad italian-americans. it's the 150th parade. it's free. it starts at 12:30 this afternoon at the foot of jefferson and powell streets in fisherman's wharf. >>> it is october. that means bring on the giant gourds. tomorrow is the annual world championship pumpkin weigh-off. organizers are offering $7 per pound the the currents world record is more than 2600 pounds. so add it all up. if the winner can break that record they could get the prize of $30,000. lisa argen is joining us now with a look at our weekend forecast. lisa, sunday is looking great for fleet week. >> breezy, upper elevations to windy. that's why we have the red flag warning. look how clear 68 san francisco, 62 in pacifica. it's been 68 since early

political party or any nation, i think the president is in a unique if there are those who make that argument, he is a father of jewish woman and grandfather of jewish children. robrtunity for him to clarify those who have doubts about him. i think while the questions you're raising are valid, the problem is so big, i want to include everybody in it, people that are supporters of the president as an american he is my president and people are opponents, we all need to come together to combat this and all of us can improve our speech. rob: a problem on the rise antisemitism. >> it's very much so in the country, increased by 60% last year antisemitic attacks in this country which is home to as many jewish people as the state of israel. unacceptable. rob: thank you for your time, we do appreciate it. jillian: 17 minutes after the hour in just hours the man charged in bombscare targeting democrats will face judge as family speaks out. >> he was a make america great rally, used young blacks as props. rob: tough words there, al sharpton ripping the president's black conservative summit despite progress that the administration has made for the black community, giano cald

he said, "i don't know, rob." ect that the likeliest outcome is that there will be a deal at the last minute between the uk and the eu. it will probably be the uk that does most of the compromising. but it will be a deal that puts off all the really difficult questions. the ultimate solution to the northern ireland border, the ultimate solution to britain's trading pattern with the eu. it will put it all off until after britain has left the eu. it will be discussed in that sort of so—called transition phase, from the end of march next year to the end of 2020. that i think is the rosy scenario. i think the alternatives are crashing out without a deal and all the stuff we have heard about the border or some sort of domestic political crisis here. rob wotton with that cheery note. lots more on our website. we have got a special brexit bit so do check that out if you want more details. we have had some agreement brexit aside from europe. the european parliament has voted for a complete ban on a range of single—use plas

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