noon, so 30 minutes ago it began in place of attorney general sessions on the way back to washington from alabamaso all of the constellation of what he would be there is this idea that this "new york times" article showed and stands by their reporting "the new york times" that he was agreeing to wear wire at one point and discussed it to trigger the 25th amendment, to kick the president out of the white house. he first said that wasn't true and denies it and it's also been reported said in jest. so we are all over the story, they are in the white house right now as the story develops. fox news alert, brett kavanaugh pushing back against new allegations casting a cloud over his nomination. another woman coming forward with allegations of sexual misconduct, her name is deborah ramirez. she went to yale with kavanaugh. she says that kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a college party decades ago. senate democrats now demanding kavanaugh's confirmation be delayed. the first accuser set to appear at hearing. kevin on releasing the statement writing "this alleged event from 35 years ago did not happen.

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alabama. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> we take you live to washington, d.c. this morning. we are there at the kavanaugh hearings starting at 6:30, one half hour from now. senators will question the supreme court nominee today and right now, many senate democrats are holding news conferences in opposition to the president's nominee but we expect big issues. abortion rights, gun rights, immigration. >> expanded presidential power. >> it will brought up today and that is the big story. good morning and thank you for joining us. tuesday, september 4th and i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather with steve paulson. >>> looks similar to monday night, 60s on the temps, low clouds and not much change from what we've had including just about everybody. 60s, 70s and 80s foremost unless you are well away from fog influence. temperatures below average and over the sierra, we will keep an eye on things. we are in between high pressure and low pressure. low pressure in the four corners and high pressure to the west. hurricane norman will not impact the hawaiian islands and you don't have to worry about that. 50s on the temps, a we

alabama. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> we take you live to washington, d.c. this morning. we are there at the kavanaugh hearings starting at 6:30, one half hour from now.preme court nominee today and right now, many senate democrats are holding news conferences in opposition to the president's nominee but we expect big issues. abortion rights, gun rights, immigration. >> expanded presidential power. >> it will brought up today and that is the big

from the people who live and work in alabama's second district is very important. and i believe it enables me to be a better representative of here ined parties while washington. it was a busy months. waste fortunate to spend time in montgomery, ozark, hartford, troy, fort rucker and others. during my time in montgomery, i met with elmore county commissioner, alabama farm service agency director, leadership from the state community college, members of the alabama association of school board, folks from the alabama law enforcement agency's fusion center, and more. also in montgomery i visited the gift of life foundation's office. i toured the museum at the alabama cattleman's association. spoke to the american society of civil engineers at their lunch meeting. stopped by sable steel for a visit. addressed the squadron officer school at the air force base. toured mercy health facility and more. in ozark, i paid a viss to the wayne farms to tour their recently opened feed mill. in hartford i participated in a meeting about rural broadband development efforts with the electric cooperative n geneva, hi the opportunity to tour the impressive newly completed career t

to see right now because we have teams coming in from literally all over the country, washington state, california, new york, florida, georgia, alabamad cross, salvation army, southern baptist convention. all sorts of teams coming in. it's an amazing thing to see it working smoothly, jointly. i've traveled the world somewhat and i respect those things that i'll tell you, i love america. this is one of the reasons. when people are in need americans come to each other's help. >> eric: what is it about the american spirit and human spirit and faith you've seen play out? >> in terms of faith, as christians jesus commanded us to love our neighbors as we love our selves. they turn around and extend help to others. >> eric: how does it work? how do you know where people are? >> we have a disaster relief team set up from our north carolina baptist convention and they have been leading teams into our entire community about a 30-mile radius going into the home areas, subdivisions, finding those homes that have been totally destroyed, those people who have needs, and then we send out a mud crew, they clean their home for them. we send out teams

alabama where they are being cared for. he is searching for more animals and wants to hope in a animal shelter. you are our hero tonight. most-watched, most trusted, good night from washingtonr 18th, this is "fox and friends first," a supreme showdown. brett kavanaugh and his accuser ready to testify before the senate but could the democrats hail mary be a little too late? document dump. donald trump ordering the full release of the doj russia related materials, how it could mean a end to the left's collusion theory. >> the old white people who think jesus are republicans and ex-crackheads.

from "the washington post," seems to understand that. >> you're absolutely right. but i won't even address the polls. i'll go right to the energy i see on the ground. i was just in alabama last week. we're competing in the deep south, and we filled a presbyterian church at 2:00 on a monday with 400 people for a town hall with one of our candidates there. but the energy of the base is the same. but i also look at the caliber of the kancandidates. most of our candidates 18 months ago did not see themselves running for congress. i'll tell you this first here tonight on "last word," future 40. it's 40 candidates in their 40s or under running in the most competitive seats across the country. and they look and talk like the best in their nation. and they i think are going to be refreshing faces for the future of the party and what's ahead for this next congress. >> ron klain i know you were working in the senate in 1994 when that wave hit that no one saw us coming, and i can remember where we were on election day when we realized not only were the democrats losing the senate but the house of representatives. and for me that important lesson always was there was no warning, th

washington, d.c. he then does what any lawyer in his position would be required to do, and suddenly he's a dumb southerner from alabamaike he has marbles in his mouth. amazing how things change. >> as if we needed another reminder. we get constant reminders that president trump has little knowledge of institutions of government, how they work and are supposed to work. look, the department of justice, elise, the attorney general of the united states is not the president's lawyer. clearly mr. trump does not understand that concept of the department of justice and if he were to fire jeff sessions, i mean the tumult that would occur. first of all, could a nominee be approved by the united states senate. they would be outraged that one of their own, formerly jeff sessions has been cashiered and what would enyou see aft syou y. >> lindsey graham might have a different opinion. given his recent groveling to donald trump as consistently as he possibly can. with jeff sessions, donald trump seems intent on signalling his own weakness. because by this public flogging that he can't stop it shows that he's not in control. he does