i am todd pyro in for rob schmidt. let's get to a fox news alert, donald trump raising north korea after the rogue nation re-commits to denuclearization. jillian: the president tweeting kim jong un agreed to allow nuclear inspection subject to final negotiations and prominently dismantle a test site and launchpad in the presence of international experts. in the meantime there will be no rocker nuclear testing. hero remains to continue being returned home to the united states. also north and south korea will file a joint bid for the 2032 olympics. very exciting. todd: kim jong un and president moon agreeing to that during a second day of meetings. jillian: a massive manhunt for an illegal immigrant accused of killing a mother of 5. police fighting martha's body near dead end road in dallas, texas. investigators believe her boyfriend, and illegal immigrants, ernest hernandez, killed her and escaped to mexico. her daughter left to care for for her four younger siblings. >> i never expected this. i never pictured myself or

todd: see you in a bit, pete. your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. todd: president trump's economy setting record after record but former president barack obama says it's his policies that got us here. >> we worked hard to turn this economy around. when i was president, just remember that when you hear these folks bragging about this economic miracle, just remember when it started.

todd: let's see what they had to say. role table. >> when you are in the role of president of the united states it is supposed to bring people together, not polarized them. >> he conduct his business, i don't agree with. overall he does some good things. >> i think he should stay off twitter. >> he is trying to make it healthier and longer. >> that was general reaction to the president, kind of interesting. we talk about liberal universities. that wasn't so hard-core leftist that it made you cry. >> it was fascinating. many students i spoke to on campus said i don't love the tweeting and a lot of things about his attitude but i can't deny the results. that is in line with polling what voters say, they approve of his handling of the economy they are not crazy about personality. it is important to remember who is in college, not just millennials but generations the, campus reform, the generation that came of age under president obama's economy of economic uncertainty and for the first time in our lives they are seeing econo

todd: what happens next? >> reporter: we have a list of demands from christine ford, this may be an opening gambit. at least one of these items seems like a bridge too far. is that list of demands, no questions from lawyers, only members of the judiciary committee. brett kavanaugh is not allowed in the room and he must testify first. that final point will be an issue. legal proceedings in the interests of fairness the accused is given a chance to respond to allegations and that demand would turn that principle on its head, not clear whether ford would be willing to give on that point. democrats say the process is unfair and the burden of proof should be on brett kavanaugh. >> the option is show up monday or don't show up at all. i consider that set up for failure. they would like a he said she said scenario. you know what happens in those scenarios? the men are typically believed. you see those issues through your own lens. >> when i walked into the studio tonight there was a presumption of innocence and you

todd: they have not been clear about that. there has been a planned retirement for the legacy bombers. one thing they could do is not retire some of the legacy bombers, but i think it is no secret the air force has been saying they want to buy 100 be 21 bombers and the baseline -- 100 b-21 bombers. the baseline will call for a greater reduction of bombers. -- production of bombers. but the production capacity for that program is likely a black program. we don't know the details but it is already set. they have already awarded the contract. you have a fixed price option for buying the aircraft. they probably can't ramp up the production rate of the aircraft. if they buy more of them, they have to do most at the end of the production run. that will take longer to get into the force structure. we will start working our way around. >> wanted to get back to cocoa for a second -- oco for a second. do you think if congress puts it back, they will be accounting for all of the purchases they are used to from the past several years? tod

i want to get to brian todd. brian todd witnessed this attempted rescue in wilmington. he is at the scene where we have gotten confirmation two people have died. brian, tell us what you're seeing, what's going on. >> reporter: right, don. the rescue teams, pull the police tape down and zoom in, rescue teams are wrapping up the operation. seem to have gone through some after incident briefing. they're packing up equipment. an ambulance just departed from here. here comes another one. but he is stopping now. we have confirmed what we believe are the first two fatalities from the storm in wilmington, a mother and her child. i was told by a relative it was a very young child died, you may be able to see the tree over my right shoulder, that massive tree came down on that red brick house and split it open. there were three people inside, don. we got here shortly after the first person had been extracted, a man we were told survived, but almost didn't make it. we were told they brought in a surgical team in to amputate his leg that was pinned in there, but they moved some obj

fourth and 15. >> todd: i think you have to go for it, brian. remember, they had to turn a time-out when they were on defense because of a personnel issue, as well, so. >> brian: correct. all-out blitz. >> steve: fourth and 16, here they come. browning not going to get out of there. dontavius russell running down the field. you can't hear anything. the auburn sideline has exploded in joy. >> brian: he brought his biggest blitz of the game on the biggest play of the game. he brought everybody to put pressure on jake browning. there's nobody back in the middle of the field. >> referee: the ruling on the-- rian: jake brown iing didn't have anywhere to go. >> steve: they're calling that a fumble on the field. clearly recovered by the defense. we'll see if incomplete pass. >> brian: it looked like his arm was coming forward, throwing that football, bill. >> it was. the ball was out -- >> referee: it hit the ground, intentional ground iing. >> we talked about that earlier, that's always a possibility. so, if replay reverses this, we'll have a spot fou

if chuck todd for example. how can chuck todd host "meet the press" without at least issuing a statement saying i agree with andy lack's lies or a distance myself? and how can we believe what he says if he is standing by this nonsense? >> andy lack is his boss, let's not forget mr. oppenheim, his name is on these memos too and he is all in on the same story. at that we did not have anybody going on the record. >> tucker: running around ae lot of the executives are running around nbc tonight telling their employees to shut up. and that itself, i don't want to use the term "cover-up," but is that the behavior of a transparent integrity filled news organization? >> no, it is not. you mentioned megyn kelly showing up this morning and say we have three or four people on the side of the occasion, one other woman who is named in the story. rose gallant. mcgowan, and saying this is what happen, ronan farrow has a said that the story even made it all the way up to the general counsel of the network and andy lack, noah o

. >> todd, it was great to see you. giving a check on cannabis. todd harrison, thank you. second andot more a talk about tobacco because i'm noticing a move in stocks today. we saw a rally in tobacco stocks. this is counterintuitive because the fda announced a crackdown on a flavored e-cigarette in particular because there has been this rise in teen use and children use of these types of devices. jule is one that is really popular. it is a privately held company. what is the pressing about this in seeing stocks are rallying is that the thought process is that if they are not doing e-cigarettes, they will be smoking traditional -- >> best gain in years for altria there. caroline: food for thought. up next, turning a corner. fell on its best day of trading but managed to finish higher. can it take on tesla? this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: it is time for asia ahead. ni share. many think it is a strong challenger to tesla, but it does not seem the market is excited about it yet. for more insight, we're joined by triton ceo. what is nio? are they a tesla challenger? >> they are try

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome todd starn. ♪ todd: thank you, thank you. and is honor to be here and tony perkins and amazing leader in the conservative movement? [applause] todd: wow, what about congressman mark meadows. he is the real deal. well, i want to continue on this theme the congressman meadows started, talking about the deplorables. and i always like to remind audiences that i am bound to call myself a bible toting son of a baptist. i am not everyday because according to that great gospel song, i have been redeemed by the blood of the lamb. now, i understand that joe biden has been talking smack about you good pupil. he says -- you good people. he says, you are the dregs of society. i say it's better to be a drag of society than an unemployed pajama boy living in his mother's basement. apologies, not anymore, for my support of this great president. because he has done something, he has done something that has not been done since ronald reagan was in office. he is actually delivering on his campaign promises. [applause] jobs are coming back to am

let's look at chuck todd. in the podesta emails that were leaked by wikileaks, we found that he had been inviting people to a party that chuck todd was having in his home for jennifer palmieri, a major aid for hillary clinton. and in their private lives how they all network together. but he is arguing going 24/7 against the president of the united states is not enough. now they want to go 24/7 against fox news. that's what he is advocating for. in the midst of wondering why no one trusts the legacy media. it's because they're on trustworthy. a gallup poll chuck tracks the trustworthiness that media in 1996, the trustworthy index went up for a number of years. but you can see when major events have occurred, that when the american trust mechanism, the quotient for the media starts to go down on major events, like after september 11, and other dynamics. so you can just see, they can fight back. chuck todd says in this piece he can fight back. if you would do his job instead of creating these campaigns against pe

. >> reporter: 45-year-old todd kirnan is autistic. although a more fitting label would be "workaholic." 12 hours a day, seven days a week, for almost 20 years... >> yeah, i'm going there. >> reporter: ...todd has been making deliveries and doing other odd jobs for virtually every business in downtown gresham. >> two for the dress lady. >> reporter: whether it's a coffee run or a run to the post office... >> okay, i'm coming! >> reporter: ...he does whatever he's asked, or not asked. he emptied this waste basket at the hair salon simply because it was full. >> i like helping people. making people happy, making people smile. >> reporter: in return, people tip him, of course. >> that's for you. >> reporter: but this is so not about the money. the smiles grow far too broad-- >> how you doing, friend? >> reporter: and the hugs last far too long for this to be a purely business arrangement. >> love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: no, todd is treasured. so much so, people in gresham have often joked that he should have his own statue. >> he

todd? todd: good morning, guys, pete, you just said it power is the name of the game here. the winds really have died down. the rain sometimes it's coming down in buckets. other times it's a light drizzle like it is now. this is the issue. >> downed power lines. take a look at that we have seen this scene throughout north myrtle beach. obviously agj is going to stay away. is he photographerring right now. is he going to stay away from the power line. wanted to show you it is down. like you said between 130 -- we are seeing reports up to 170,000 customers without power here. north myrtle beach where we are really out of all of south carolina, i should say, has gotten hit the hardest. when they are expecting though hasn't yet happened. they are expecting massive amounts of flooding. we have driven around and been in touch with the town. we asked hey where is the major flooding and quite frankly so far we haven't seen it that's the good news. the bad news, if you look at any forecast, the rain that we're expecting is between 8 and 12 inches between now and tuesday. that's not

todd: what did you do. >> packed and repacked. todd: what a party. when you get older than 21. the birthdays become packing and repacking. >> we love you jillian. >> have a good day. todd: for your present we will give you "fox & friends" that begins right now. >> explosive news from the white house the president has ordered the doj to immediately declassify all russia related texts. >> this is full transparency for the american people. >> we now know there will be a public hearing. judge kavanaugh and his accuser christine ford. >> all the years i have known him, 35 years, he has been nothing but honest and trustworthy. >> at least 32 people killed in the wake of hurricane florence as rescuers race to save survivors from their flooded homes. >> i was a kid when fran and burt that hit they were bad but nothing like this. >> president trump has just slapped tariffs on another $200 billion of chinese exports to the united states. >> the

cheap is not enough here for me. >> you agree with todd actually. so dan. >> right on todd. >> i fade it too. >> look at that. >> a big issue with the semis is not just trade we might have seen tons of double order in the first of ha of the year. look at the iphones announced, 512 megabytes of memory that sort of thing. >> fade it >> fade it. >> let's move to amd pete trade it or fade it. >> this one i'm going to fade. micron i still like. go against you guys on that. but this one i think the run has been too far too fast. >> directly against what todd said. >> right i've been in this stock 13 up to 30 with options not with stocks but i don't want to be there anymore i took off all the positions i'm not involved. >> today was an interesting reversal. >> massive. >> 10% reversal off a multi, multiple year high you see lower low are i'm again todd on that. >> lower lows that was great. >> yeah. you don't have to like everything todd does you know. >> it's hard not to. >> anyway, karen, trade it nvidia. >> nvidia, i got to fade it. this business is a i

todd: you have the beer. why jump into the bourbon. >> gosh darn we are in the heart of bush bon country. todd: recognized in 2012 as part of the bourbon trail. what does that mean? >> it means a lot. it brings people into lexington, kentucky to see what we are producing. give a sample of this over some ice. todd: i could get used to that. >> i hope can you take this gift back to your colleagues in new york. todd: just review, i need to give this to them? i can't just take this for myself. >> you all i know is i gave it to you. what happens after that is your business. todd: after a long but four weeks on the road, nothing goes with the bourbon quite like some s'mores. ♪ ainsley: that is so cute. i love how you incorporated the turkey call. todd: of course we did that for you have ainsley. let's get to the stars of our show this is town branch you just saw that. this is executive producer gavin's future if he is nice to me. we also have wild turkey 101. there is that. and from woodford reserve from where we

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todd terrell already rescued more than 100 people. he joins us on the phone from wilmingt wilmington. todd, we are sure you are quite tired from all the hard work you are doing. we appreciate you being up with us. what can you tell us about the major threat of the storm? >> right now we are rescuing people who are just beginning to flood. right now our shelter that we have for our volunteers is in wilmington, and we are having to bring people that are flooded into our shutter because there is nowhere else to bring them. >> i was just going to ask you. how many people could be in peril or be threatened who haven't seen floodwaters yet? >> well, we have 147 people in our shelter right now. and it is really not a shelter, it is basically a staging area for our volunteers. so we have 147 right now. it's 4:00 in the morning. we have our guys out there still working hard. the weather is very, very bad right now. and we're looking to bring another 300 to 500 people in here before daylight. but i'm not sure what we're going to do with them. >

. >> quick question i think todd a lot of the things you are looking at overlaying snch chart looks the same. >> yes. >> a bit of sell off testing all-time highs are you seeing the commensurate in the s&p 500. >> you reminded me i blew the segment i'm just -- full transparency right. there is a ratio of the industrials to sbx, guy. and you see underperformance of xli relative to the s&p we started to do a hook bottom in the last month as scott mentioned at the top xli outperforming at a relative basis. there is the evidence that industrials are coming on here. >> tim is going to try and save the segment. >> i wouldn't say you blew it. it was a small miscoup. >> we got it. >> industrials why are people -- you show me the chart yet we feel the strels have been under pressure from the trade war. talk about that. >> maybe bk said it maybe the markets are discounting that perhaps we win the trade war maybe they are pushing china to be more consumer base rather than export technology paced nation maybe markets are discounting they are consumer demand based economy and start consuming some of

francisco louis, the ambassador todd torres summit he just his written answers did come in but another of our members was not able to read those yet. we were now consider all the other items on the agenda, including the following: ms. linda blanchard to be ambassador to pennsylvania, earl robert miller to be ambassador to bangladesh, mr. daniel rosenblum to be ambassador to zach is done , -- to be represented to the united nations agencies for food and agriculture, ms. karen williams to be ambassador to the -- toic of sarah phnom, be ambassador to somalia, kevin sullivan to be ambassador to be u.s.a, mark rosen to executive director of the

todd, what is going on? what are they saying? >> good morning, guys. over the course of the last few hours since we first arrived, the wingsdz have definitely picked up here in north myrtle beach, by and large this is a ghost town. we have only seen two or three cars. they have all been cop cars. most of the homes, in fact, look like, this lights on, nobody's home. but there are some homes that look like, this lights on with people inside. some people being defiant saying they are not going anywhere, including one woman we spoke. to say take a listen. >> four time cancer survivor, five time in remission, god brought me through that is he going to bring me through the hurricane. i'm not worried about it. todd: today beginning at 8:00 a.m., police will begin knock on doors in this area pleading with people to evacuate. officials we spoke to here in north myrtle beach say you are running out of time. to say get out. >> our message today has been pretty blunt, leave. inconvenience yourself, get up out of your chair, go to your car and leave town. you can a

i want to get to brian todd at wilmington where he is seeing some of that. brian? >> reporter: right, don. rescue workers are frantically trying to reach two people. we have a better angle than before. you see that tree came and split that room in half, that's a back bedroom. there are two people inside there. they're trying to extract them. it is an adult and a child. i have spoken to a relative of the adult, says it is her aunt in there. from what we gather, it is a woman and a child in there, and they're desperately trying to extract them. the call came in a little before 7:00 this morning, we're told by local fire officials. there was a man in there with them. they brought in a surgical team because the man was pinned, the surgical team was preparing to do an amputation, but were able to move and lift some objects. then they determined they did not need to do an amputation, they were able to extract that gentleman and take him out for medical care. we do not know his condition at this time. don, we're told that's about a 30,000 pound tree, that's a back bedroom

joining me now, congressman todd rokita of indiana. congressman, good to have you with us. let's start with this -- would you endorse the president doing what his predecessor did, that

todd: hey guys, good morning to you. obviously there is one major topic everybody is talking about today and is the brett kavanaugh nomination. let's get started. we begin with paul. paul is an air force veteran, vietnam veteran. sir, thank you for your service. you say you are embarrassed as an american with regard to how the brett kavanaugh situation is being handled. why? >> i just think that it's criminal that someone who is willing to devote his life public service and being put on the grill for events that happened so long ago or may have not happened, i don't know. i hate to see one of our public servants have to go through this it's ridiculous. todd: you agree. in the army reserves. thank you very much for your service there as well. you say the politics of all of this is disgusting. why? >> what's this country coming to? you know, 40 years ago, really? he and i can't remember 50 years ago. 40 years ago. but it's -- i don't know what is going on in this country and it's not good. todd: all right. gentlemen, thank

we are honored to have ann todd with us tonight. you are going to -- she gave a presentation this afternoon to our teachers series that are here all week. you are going to love this presentation. she is a contributing author and consultant for the national geographic society. she is an expert on the oss and has given many presentations with the national parks service in and around the washington, d.c. area on oss operations. she has been a historian for the national museum of the united states marine corps and as an army guy, i have got a good museum. >> [laughter] i was also very happy to see that when we recognized our veterans in here, ann todd is one of the ones who stood up reaches a veteran of the united states coast guard. with that, ladies and omen, sit back and strap yourselves in because you are going to get a heck of a story. ladies and gentlemen, ann todd. [applause] it's an incredible honor to be here. the office of strategic services, oss, has been called many things. usually precursor predecessor to the cia. and it wa

cnn's brian todd hast been checking with trump biographers. brian, is it necessarily the kind of reaction the president would appreciation? >> reporter: not exactly, wolf. the president tried to make light of that moment and he smiled through it, but his biographers tell us there's nothing more donald trump hate and is more anxious about than the notion of being laughed at. the president's swagger was expected. the laughter in response to it wasn't. >> in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america's -- so true. didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. >> one of the phrases to watch for when you're looking at donald trump is "that's okay." when he says "that's okay," he's burning up inside. >> you can assume that underneath this effort to get along with folks and be a good sport, he is already setting down in his mind an agenda for revenge. this is a man who never forgets a slight. >> reporter: those who have chronicled his life say trump is obsessed wit

chuck todd iso going moderate the debate. we'll have questions from news 's aaron gilchrist and julie carrie. >>> there was a second statement in response to a new york times report that rosenstein suggested invoking the 25 th amendment to remove the president from office. he says, quote, i never pursued or authorized recording the president and any suggestion that i havever advocated for the removal of the president is absolutely false, end quote. sourcesell nbcews there is disagreement abouthether rosenstein's comments about wearing a wire were sarcastic or seriou a justice department official not raisestein d the issue of trying to invoke the 25th amount. no comment from the white.ouse on th >>> a pennsylvania man accused of threatening to shoot president trump is now in custody. you can see u.s. marshals leading the man out of the that's in ohio. they found him in aavine yesterday. he was wanted since june after he threatened to shoot the president and a district attorney. he has multiple warrants for burglary an probraga

bennett and todd starts who has this booming voice who you would think as the voice of god. and he comes in and i am just a guy from north carolina that does not need an interpreter. and so, i'm going to talk to you in real terms. a have this big clock in front of us. you cannot see it. last time i was here, i was a warm-up for the president. now, the president does not need a warm-up. i can assure you that. he can handle things on his own. as i was getting there they told me, mark, you are going to be right before the president. you always get a great crowd. [applause] thingeadows: the bad about being right before the president is the crowd is looking at its watch to see when you will get done and he comes out. this clock in front of us -- last time, they had a 10 minute clock. last time, they said mark, we want you to give a passionate 10 minute speech. but, if the president is running add awe are going to little bit of time to your clock and so you just need to keep on going until the president gets there. and i said, i can handle that and i can add in a story or two. but

thank you todd. it's not just easy. it's-being-a-master-of-hypnotism easy. hey, i got your text- sleep! doug, when i snap my fingers you're going to clean my gutters. ooh i should clean your gutters! great idea. it's not just easy. it's geico easy. todd, you will go make me a frittata. kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job training for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virginia, we have to build an economy that works for all. >>> a fantasy in aarand backyard. a family has added something magical back ere. >> yeah, they have. backyardsformed their into diagon alley from harry potter. they are using it to help victims of hurricane florence, all the damage done in t carolinas. >> that looks great. the family brought kids in

todd: steve, anxiously and brian good morning. if you looked up calm before the storm in the dictionary i'm pretty sure this is what you would see. these waves are cool, crisp. if you were a surfer. you love exactly what you are seeing right now. come 48 hours from now nothing should be in this water except for fish. the president approving an emergency declaration where we are here in north carolina. parts of the state already under an evacuation order as of just a few minutes ago. now, there has already been flooding along the outer banks but, of course, the focus yesterday and the next few days i days is ahead of florence directive. people getting their homes ready but it's also a time to protect and prepare not just your property but yourself. some folks already encountering empty shelves as they stock up on splice. gas lines already starting to get long ation people start to fill up. not knowing how long they have to be in their cars trying to evacuate. even the navy making sure its fleet in the area is in calmer waters. all

brian todd, be safe. brian is in hempstead, north carolina. from hempstead to jacksonville, north carolina we find ed lavandera. good evening to you. you were getting whipped around getting pelted in the face with water earlier. what are you seeing now? what's going on? >> hey, don, we're on the north side of the north topside of this storm which really gives us some of the most intense winds and kind of puts us on the edge, not near quite the eye of the storm since it's still offshore. but it's going to be on that leading edge of that eye which is where the strongest and most intense winds will be. so if the storm continues to move the way it's moving, we'll continue to see here in the hours overnight the winds intensify which we've already seen dramatically. just about an hour ago, we were out a little bit further out. we're now kind of buffered around the hotel where we're staying tonight. but we were standing there reporting a little while ago. one of the transformers from the electrical lines about 50 yards away from where we were just st

thanks you both for coming, john, todd. lauren: one of brett kavanaugh's accusers set to testify on capitol hill tomorrow as a third woman comes forward with more explosive allegations against the supreme court nominee. blake burman has the details. blake? reporter: that third accuser came forward earlier today, her name is julie swetnick attended parties with brett kavanaugh in their high school days and made serious allegations. i witnessed efforts by mark judge, brett kavanaugh, others to target particular girls so they could be taken advantage of. swetnick said she was gang raped at one of those parties and kavanaugh was present at the party. kavanaugh released a statement regarding all of this and it reads the following in full, quote, this is ridiculous and from "the twilight zone." i don't know who this is and this never happened. all 10 democrats on the senate judiciary committee are calling for kavanaugh to withdraw his nomination to become the next supreme court justice. president trump though earlier today said t

we've been watching brian todd. we've seen him with some flooding, some trees and branches down and also traveling along the roads there in hampstead. brian, what are you seeing now? >> we've seen a worsening in conditions along these roads. and we're going to show you why the downgrading to a category 1 should not let people underestimate this. it's still extremely strong, the winds to where we are on the northern band of the storm. you can see the front tree ahead of us could be on the verge of snapping and collapsing. we're going to glide past it and a lot of the roads are getting worse by the minute. the winds and rain are really whipping around here. these rural areas especially near the intercoastal waterway are vulnerable. we're going to take you to the edge of this road. it goes right up to the intercoastal waterway. we're going to be at the edge of it in a second where the road is washed out. and we have to point out the road is washed out, it was washed out before the storm hit. but the fact it's washed ou

todd crawford, the founder, lisa foundation.org. we think of you and thank you you and her for this legacy. >> thanks, eric. keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? arthel: the political fight over the sexual assault allegation made against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh intensifies. his accuser now agreeing to testify before the senate judiciary committee next week. i'm arthel neville welcome to a brand new hour inside of america's news headquarters. eric: thank you for stay withing us. i'm eric shawn. negotiations we are told, at this hour they are still underway on exactly where and when dr. christine blasey ford will appear before the committee and if indeed that will even happen at all. sources telling fox news that she wants to testify on thursday. the committee gave her by today to respond to the

ainsley: in myrtle beach, todd pyro. mike: tracking the storm in the weather center, we begin with chris just south of the outer

lou: chuck todd says it's time for the press to start fight back against what he calms a caa campaign. some fox hosts are exploiting the fears, as he puts it, of older white people. he says it's time for the press to fight back. my concern is around the likes of todd who told us not to miss work on friday because he said he had a strong suspicions that the mueller witch hunt would be delivering a bombshell last friday. i had so much faith in chuck todd's political analysis, i want you to know, i took friday off >>> the nfl sounding off on nike's new ad campaign featuring colin kaepernick. in a statement they say this. the social justice issues that kocollin and other professional athletes have raised deserve our attention and action. hards hitting stuff from the nfl. could any of us possibly be disappointed. this comes after the nfl and nike agreed to a ten-year extension of a deal to supply team uniforms. their original five-year deal was reportedly worth a billion. this is a big one. and on the smu the nf issue thed nfl seem unified. it's the only thing that seems clear about the re

we lost brian todd. brian todd is in wilmington. again, he's been -- he's also been able to witness some of those rescues that have been happening. brian also witnessing some flooding as well. i got a chance to go out with storm chasers and also with police to survey some of the neighborhoods around myrtle beach, and some -- there are some areas that are bad, but considering they fared well. i should say worse than others is a better way of putting it. there was some flooding, there were some downed tree lines. there were some power lines that were down as well. and then so we got brian todd back i think. brian, can you hear me? do we have you back? no brian todd. listen, we're going to continue on here. we're going to talk to some of the business owners who have having to deal with this, having to deal with the loss of money, also being displaced. a lot of their -- especially if you are a restaurant owner, you have food in the freezers, you've got no electricity and you probably lost that as well. we will continue on the other side

coming up, chuck todd is upset with the president, too. the president calling out the national left wing media for the fake news. but he says the press needs to stop complaining. we'll have his solution -i've seen lots of homes helping new customers bundle and save big, but now it's time to find my dream abode. -right away, i could tell his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this adequate sunlight for a komodo dragon? -yeah. -sure, i want that discount on car insurance just for owning a home, but i'm not compromising. -you're taking a shower? -water pressure's crucial, scott! it's like they say -- location, location, koi pond. -they don't say that. >> lou: "meet the press" host chuck todd says it's time for the press to start fighting back against what he calls a campaign of dellification. in an op-ed for the atlanta he states rush limbaugh, fox hosts are exploiting the fears as he puts it of older white people. well, he says it's time for the press to fight back. my concern i

todd piro. we begin with our own griff jenkins in atlantic beach, north carolina where people are facing a guam threat this morning, good morning, griff. >> that's right. we have all the components for a catastrophic, life-threatening weather event that could last for days. let me show you why. hurricane winds 140 miles per hour or thereabouts expected to come across here and certainly the outer northern bands. you can hear rumbling behind me, i think. that's not quite the storm yet. you will get the storm surge here as well. they are saying 9 to 13 feet. that is unbelievable as well as expected flooding because of the low lying inlands. we have four rivers here that was absolutely flooded, devastatingly so two years ago with hurricane matthew. you have the rainfall. if this does indeed stall and put 25 inches it will be extremely dangerous. two years ago there are areas that still have not recovered where the noose river is. areas under 25 feet of water. for the folks try to stay behind and rid

coming up, chuck todd is upset with the president, too. the president calling out the national left wing media for the fake news. but he says the press needs to stop complaining. stop complaining. we'll have his solution i joined the army after 911, cuz, um, i thought that was what i needed to do. we got our orders to go overseas and i went to baghdad, iraq. we were transporting a bomb sniffing dog to the polling stations. we rolled over two anti-tank mines, it blew my humvee up, killed my sergeant. after the explosion, i suffered a closed head injury, um, traumatic brain injury, loss of a limb, burns to 60% of my body. when the doctors told me i reached my plateau, i did not want to hear that because i do not believe i have a plateau. so, i had to prove 'em wrong, which i am doing to this day and i will still do until the end of my days. i've gotten to where i am at because of my family. and, the wounded warrior project has helped me more than i can ever imagine. they have really been there to support me in my endeavors. my number one goa

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it's geico todd, you will go make me a frittata. i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, worked across party line tas and take guns away from domestic abuser in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> a thishd woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct is making headlines today like the first two accusers. this woman's memory ofavaugh is from the early 1980s. julie is her nam and told her story through her lawyer, michael, who has been heading up the allegations for days and now released details on the eve of he next judiciary committee hearin tomorrow, kavanaugh and his original accuser, ford, will address under oath accusations that kavanaugh trieo sexual assault her while in he denies all accusations against him. now,

thank you todd. it's not just easy. it's-being-a-master-of-hypnotism easy. hey, i got your te- sleep! doug, when i snap my fingers you're goi to clean my gutters ooh i should clean your gutters! great idea. it's not just easy. it's geico easy. todd, you will go make me a frittata. >> right to the weather alert and the storm that woke you up overnight. you could hear the thunder cracking for hours overnight. it certainly woke me up. >> the roads are also wet this morning and flash flooding watches are in effect all over the area. this was the scene as one of our team membeo came i work this morning. you're going to want to leave yourself ext time onhe roads today. we also know virginia schools are closed today because there's

. >>> this is katie and cash, if and their dad todd is administering medicine. katie needs the medicine. dad drops the ear drops in her ear and rubs. >> you notice todd flips the cap back off. >> squirt, squirt, squirt. >> pretends to put it in both ears. >> squirt, squirt, squirt. all done. >> i love that my ears are healthy now. >> you can't leave the other dog out, come on. >> all done. >>> 50 ways to watch tv. >> feet up on the coffee table. >> we have lots of popcorn. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, asking ladies of all ages -- >> who is the most attractive man of all time? >> is the company excluded? >> justin bieber. >> lenny kravitz. >>> see if you agree. and stick around for friday's buzz word for your shot to win an ipad mini. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for over 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear and many saw 75% and e

john thomas. >> todd rubin. john frederick. rudolph. david harlow rice. katarina -- kenneth rice the third. vernon allen richard. you are always loved and never forgotten by your family and friends continue to watch over us to be our angel. we love you. >> and my sister judith, god bless you judy my loving sister, we miss you and love you, especially her son david. god bless america -- everyone trying to keep america's essays longer safe. god bless america. >> michael richards. alan richmond. frederick charles the third. carmen rivera. juan rivera. john rizzo. stephen roach. michael roberts. michael edward roberts. jeffrey robinson. antonio. donald robson. raymond james rocha. antonio josÉ rodriguez. john michael. carmen rodriguez. anthony rodriguez. gregory rodriguez. and my loving brother it has been 17 years and this day our morning still continues the void will never be filled i hope the united states of america and all of the world comes together in peace. my hope is that discrimination and to all come together and love. my rodriguez. in my uncle ch