. they bought joe biden's office, wake up, democrats, your covering up corruption and by the time this is over you will be the party of corruption. >> good morning to you, it is tuesday, october 1st. it is october already. happening at 4:00 on the east coast rudy giuliani firing back after being subpoenaed by democrats for documents related to joe biden and ukraine but now we are learning the trump administration is working with multiple countries to investigate what went wrong in 2016, the promise the president

made to uncover the whistleblower. hillary clinton gave her thoughts. >> the whistleblower says they are in the situation room and as soon as trump starts in on this people are going well, what happened, what did he say? >> reporter: late 90 be turned political, how ratings just went south, way south. a payday for student-athletes, the law signed in california that has sports fans everywhere talking this morning. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪

heather: were the lights never go out, new york city, once again good morning, you're watching "fox and friends" on tuesday morning. thank you so much for starting your day or ending your day with us. first, ukraine and now australia and potentially other countries, the new york times reporting donald trump solicited help from down under in the investigation into the russia probe. the new allegations come is democrat subpoena the president's personal attorney, griff jenkins joins us as democrats push for impeachment ramps up. >> ramp-up indeed. democrat-controlled house committees, intelligence, for the present government oversight issuing a subpoena accusing giuliani of jeopardizing national security writing in a

letter you acted as an agent of the president in a scheme to advance his personal political interests by abusing the power of the office of the president and alleged giuliani's in position of evidence including text messages, phone records and communications that he was not acting alone. when asked if he will appear giuliani had this to say. >> i don't know, weighing the alternatives, i will go through it, get my evidence together, my charts. don't know if they let me use videotapes and tape recordings that i have. >> this as the new york times says donald trump pressured australia's prime minister to investigate the origins of the mueller investigation adding another layer to the impeachment inquiry in part because of the white house curbing access but it turns out it was australia who initiated contact. the ambassador proactively writing on may 28th the us trillion government do his efforts to support your efforts

in this matter, we stand ready to provide you with all relevant information to support your inquiries. it was a response to the president's comments on may 24th when he said this. >> the attorney general is one of the most respected people in this country and has been for a long time. he is going to look at a lot of documents. i hope you looks at the uk and australia and i hope he looks at ukraine. >> reporter: a lot of people talking about whether the senate would take on impeachment. if they vote in favor of it the majority leader mitch mcconnell indicating he would have no choice to do so based on senate rules. shannon: much more to come on this. this showing throughout the day, no doubt. impeachment dominating the political agenda. are in c chairwoman rhonda mcdaniels says democrats are

abandoning the american people and come 2020 they won't forget it. >> what democrats have done overall is negative for our country but for republicans it energized our base, raised $15 million since this started, we are seeing massive enthusiasm, our volunteers are energized, they recognize the democrat party, in the end little help us win the election but bad for our country, but nancy jumped the gun, said to see adam schiff make a false statement and a fictional opening statement in something as serious as impeachment inquiry. this is not what the american people want. they want washington to work for them, donald trump has done that day in and day out and democrats, all they've done is obstruct, resist and try to investigate and they have done nothing to help the american people that they represent. >> the house won't be back in session for another two weeks, when impeachment is expected to be front and center. some other headlines including the nypd officer who died while

wrestling with an armed suspect was killed by friendly fire. he was shot twice as he attempted to arrest a man wanted for questioning. first responders lining roads and highways as an ambulance caring his body was headed to his hometown. he will be laid to rest on friday. we now know he spent his last hour singing with his partner. take a look at this emotional video. ♪ west virginia ♪ take me home ♪ >> breaks your heart. 33 police officers died in the line of duty this year. the last of four escaped inmate sparking an urgent manhunt now back in custody. north carolina police arresting lawrence lee in durham, the 29-year-old got away as police

arrested three of the conflict overnight monday at a hotel. the trio appearing in court now waiting to be extradited back to ohio. the prisoners escaped from jail on sunday. california tour guide is charged with passing us secrets to the chinese government. the doj releasing the surveillance video showing the man making a cash drop-off in the georgia hotel room. the fbi double agents would then take the money with fake us secrets, the suspect, a naturalized american citizen would then take it to his handlers in china. he faces up to 10 years behind bars if convicted. presidential hopeful bernie sanders has a new tax plan to target income inequality. the plan would target companies where the ceo makes 50 times the median salary of workers. speaking in new hampshire he says it is meant to combat the wealth gap in america. >> over the last 30 years, the top 1% have seen a $21 trillion

increase in their wealth, the bottom half of america has seen a decline in their wealth. if you work at a company where your ceo makes 500 times more than you do you have a right to be outraged. >> reporter: sanders's plan would apply to company's with revenue of $100 million. how about sports, the steelers score their first win of the season. monday night football. >> how about it, touchdown steelers! >> with a little flip and a little dance in the end zone, the steelers go to a 27-3 -- over the cincinnati bengals who dropped to 0-numfour. as one point they were probably student athletes and say could soon be paid under a new law in california, gavin newsom signing

the act into law but those paychecks could spell problems with the ncaa. todd pyro joins us in studio with mixed reaction. this is been discussed a lot. >> this was off the board under the new california law. college athletes would have the right beginning in 2023 to profit from the use of their name, image and likeness. here is california governor gavin newsom. >> it's going to change college sports for the better by having interest of the athletes on par with the interest of the institutions. we are rebalancing that power. >> that sentiment echoed by a lot of professional athletes who came to the college system like golden state warrior star stephan curry. >> someone needs to force this dictatorship to change. >> creating opportunity is huge but there is still a lot of work

to be done in that respect but this is a step in the right direction. >> not everyone is on board including the ncaa which issued the following, quote, this new law is creating confusion for current and future student athletes, coaches, administrators and campuses, not just in california. we will consider next steps in california while our members move forward with ongoing efforts to make adjustments to ncaa name, image and likeness rules that are realistic in modern society and tied to higher education. on foxbusiness mark cuban said this law could be the deathknell of the ncaa. >> the ncaa particularly as applies to football, you may see third parties come in with a lot of money and this is about the cash now. >> despite the backlash california is not alone in this, new york, florida, colorado and south carolina could see similar proposals and this is headed one place, court.

>> we want to hear what everybody has to say about it, great to have you with us. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. first ukraine and now the new york times accusing the president of pressuring australia to dig deep on biden. but that is not exactly how it went down. i democrats getting that desperate dq someone who used to work for the president ways in up next. and san francisco getting rid of those boulders brought into battle the homeless crisis because they weren't big enough. what happens now? ♪ we will we will rock you ♪ we will we will rock you ♪

>> i made a call. the call was perfect. when the whistleblower reported that he made it sound terrible. this whole thing is a disgrace. drain the swamp, a lot of corruption having to do with the 2016 election against us and we want to get to the bottom of it.

>> ukraine and now australia. the new york times accusing donald trump of pressing the australian prime minister to investigate the origins of the russia probe but now we are learning that is not exactly what happened. joining me to discuss is senior advisor john elliott. we appreciate it. let's begin with that, this from the new york times report where they say mister trump's discussion with the prime minister shows the president using high-level diplomacy to advance his personal political interests but we can flash back to donald trump himself in may where he promised to get to the bottom of the russia hoax and what happened in 2016. listen to what he said in may. >> i hope he looks at the uk and hope it looks at australia and i hope you looks at ukraine. i hope you looks at everything

because there was a hoax that was perpetrated on our country. shannon: so loud and clear for everyone to hear what he was going to do and then days after that we had this excerpt from the australian embassy offering to help the us and its probe so they made the offer shortly after donald trump made those comments. what do you make of this? >> exactly right. this is -- i've never seen such dishonest reporting from what used to be a good newspaper like the new york times and other outlets that are just been done always this been of breathless spinoff democratic operatives that always want -- anything the president does painted in the worst light, a perfectly appropriate phone call with the president is reaching out to his counterpart to lay the groundwork to let attorney general bar do his job and taken in the worst spin. you think reporters would be more honest because this is that a level we have never seen in

this town. heather: any wrongdoing on the part of the president or attorney general bar in any of this? >> absolutely not. the attorney general is working with john durham and he has full license to look top to bottom in to any type of issues around the 2016 election and setting up cooperation with foreign governments, working with the deep state. it is aboveboard for ag bar to talk to his counterpart and you have to have the president talk to heads of state of those countries. it is plain and aboveboard. >> you've been a while in administration, is the standard operating procedure? >> i have been around, i was a senior senate staffer during the

clinton impeachment trial about 20 years ago and low and behold back then you actually had both parties working together because he had a serious report, the can of starr report and pretty responsible reporting by the new york times and others. the way we are fallen in 20 years, i hope there is a way we can get it back because this is very dishonest him of the deep state going after this president because they didn't like the outcome of the 2016 election. >> it doesn't do a disservice the most? >> it does a disservice to the voters, the voters elected this president overwhelmingly with an electoral college mandate to get stuff done whether it comes to lowering taxes, when it comes to strengthening our defense, taking care of our veterans and he has done a great job at that and he has been shipped at every single from even before he was sworn in office, plans to lay a trap for impeachment and they are picking up whatever they can and trying to throw it at the president and the best news is it is not going to work because the american people see through it.

>> a 2 week hiatus, they are going to talk about impeachment and a lot of work needs to be done, thank you for joining us, appreciate your insight. the time is 18 after the top of the hour. have you heard kamala harris and hillary clinton just teamed up in a big way, their partnership is rocking the internet. carly shimkus has the stories trending for you this morning up next. here, it all starts with a simple...

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today the justices will meet behind closed doors to consider several pending appeals including two major abortion cases, the first is a blocked indiana law that would require women having ultrasounds 18 hours before having an abortion. the other challenges louisiana state law requiring abortion performing doctors to have admitting privileges at a local hospital. on capitol hill the democrats squad wants the government to pay for abortions. they are pushing for appeal of the hyde amendment which bars the fed from funding the controversial procedure. congresswoman iona presley, barbara lee and alexandria ocasio cortez says the legislation hurts poor and minority communities the most. >> women forced to carry an unplanned pregnancy because they do not have access to abortion and abortion is healthcare. its days are numbered. >> all 3 now backing the each woman act, a bill to repeal hyde. the measure has 169 call sponsors.

with an impeachment inquiry underway bernie sanders is counting donald trump out in 2020. >> given the impeachment process that is now taking place, if it is not trump, mike pence even worse. >> carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with reaction. going to be mike pence now. >> bernie sanders ari planning for the future by all accounts is unlikely to take place given that republicans have such solid control of the senate but is this the right message for bernie? his supporters are praising him but not everybody is convinced. let's look at twitter reaction. candy says he's counting chickens before they hatch. maria says you want too far left. i once supported in donated to you. you have no chance. keep fighting for lower drug prices.

maybe we first focus on creating in party cohesion so we don't beat ourselves again. negative reaction even from democrats. democratic president of candidates going wild over impeachment but it could backfire if this inquiry goes to 2020 which is what nancy pelosi doesn't want to have happen. shannon: she keeps changing her mind based on who is in her ear. let's talk hillary clinton talking about bernie sanders, hillary clinton mocking her email scandal with kamala harris. carley: the trump administration continuing his efforts to investigate hillary clinton's email server and that spark this friendly twitter exchange between kamala harris and hillary clinton starting when kamala harris tweeted hillary clinton served our country with

distinction and always put our country first, something trump knows nothing about and clinton responded with this sarcastic tweet saying but my emails! not a lot of conservatives laughing about this, one person tweeting you mean the subpoenaed emails you illegally destroyed. another twitter user says we haven't forgotten about them either. more to come apparently on hillary clinton's private email server. >> he is getting back in the news. some conspiracy theory about what -- i don't know. thank you so much. here is the story we want to bring you. the time is 26 after the top of the hour. 33 officers killed in the line of duty so far this year. apparently the new york times thinks police are the problem.

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>> a market top headlines, first ukraine and now australia. the new york times reports donald trump solicited help from down under in the investigation into the russia probe. this is democrat subpoena the president's personal attorney to appear two weeks from today. overnight china, nuclear missile with the power to strike any

city in the united states. beijing showing off a weapon expert say could evade defense systems and reach the us mainland in 30 minutes. the show of strength comes on the country's national day. the clock is ticking, 2020 candidates have until midnight tonight to qualify for this month's dnc debate in ohio, this comes 24 hours after the deadline for the third fundraising court. only 12 candidates of qualified so far. donor and support threshold go up again for november's debate. police can't solve the problem, they are the problem. that quote from an op-ed in the new york times condemning our law enforcement. this comes as the number of officers shot and killed in the line of duty sores to 33 this year. joining us to react his former tucson police officer brandon tatum. thank you for joining us on this topic.

i saw this up and coming out after this past weekend, deadly weekend for officers and it was unbelievable and irresponsible. what are your thoughts? >> absolutely ridiculous, crazy and cowardly to put out an op-ed like this damaging the reputation of law enforcement. i feel like in this country it has gone too far. police officers have become the scapegoat of everybody's problems. when you have a problem you call the police and when you are the problem you blame the police and that is what they are doing. it is despicable and if they want their cities to turn around and want crime to stop you better start respecting police, better start respecting them and funding them well. >> not only are they blaming police officers but calling for cuts in funding. a couple portions from the op-ed one warning police officers who primarily put people in cages

are the enforcers of mass incarceration. police are part of the problem, stop investing money, power. and missy in them and another part of the op-ed goes on to say the reality is police filled prisons, they do not help vulnerable populations, they make populations vulnerable. have a former officer what do you say about that? >> this is the verb it in language of cowards. the primary thing we need to be focusing on is changing our communities and that needs to be the responsibility of the police department but here's what it is. don't know why police officers get caught in the middle. politicians are the ones who created the law, citizens break the law and law enforcement is there to enforce the violations there. if you don't want people incarcerated, change the law. make marijuana legal. make these criminal offenses

legal and police won't arrest them. until then what do you expect? if you want the crime to stop you have to stop the perpetrators and that is what law enforcement officers are doing. >> we have seen these videos recently of officers being completely disrespected, doused with water, being yelled and screamed at and bullied. with your experience i know you said when officers are respected that is when you saw the communities you worked in. >> we have to work together like a big family and police officers are there to protect and serve when people get out of line we have to do our job. we want to know what is going on in our community and need people of the community to cooperate and when that happens i've been there. i've been in the streets, when we work together we can do a lot of things positively in the right direction and crime normally goes down but when you have people that hate the police, have this code of not

snitching, making the communities unsafe and making it worse and i don't know why people haven't understood that by this point you should respect the police officers and we can work together and make it happen but if you don't want to do that you will end up with a bad city. >> dangerous for communities and dangerous for officers and as we wrap up i want to bring up a few pictures of the police officers who lost their lives this past weekend. our thoughts and prayers with all their colleagues and family and friends. thank you for joining us. we appreciate your time. the republican national committee pushing back against the impeachment inquiry. a new campaign called stop the madness taking aim at democrats. >> don't know why there aren't uprisings all over this country. >> we will bring the fight. >> they are marching in step. acting like north koreans.

>> the rnc launching a new website for supporters to sign petitions, donate and get involved and counter protests and demonstrations. presidential candidate told gabbard calling out fellow democrats for fundraising off of impeachment tweeting candidates who are fundraising off of impeachment are undermining credibility of inquiry in eyes of american people further dividing our already fractured country. 2020 hopeful kamala harris and steve bullock have emailed supporters with links that lead to a donation page. moscow vowing to retaliate after the us hits one of russia's richest men with new sanctions. the oligarch known as vladimir putin's chef is accused of funding the internet research agency that tried meddling in the 2018 midterm elections. the sanctions man his private planes and yachts from entering

us territories. he was already indicted last year. accused of trying to interfere in the 2016 elections. the special prosecutor in jussie smollett's case donated to the top prosecutor's campaign. the chicago tribune reports dan webb doesn't remember writing a check to state attorney kim fox or that his law firm cohosted fundraising for her. looking right now webb is looking into jussie smollett and whether jussie smollett should be prosecuted for what police, staged hate crime and also looking at whether fox's office did anything wrong when all 16 charges against jussie smollett were suddenly dropped. how about this? band of alien hunters may have evidence of extraterrestrial life. the group led by a former senior claims they found exotic material that could have come from alien spacecraft. it is unclear how they got it

but they are doing research to learn more about the debris. the team uncovered classified footage of unidentified space objects recorded by navy pilots earlier this year that was later confirmed to be an unidentified object. 20 minutes until the top of the hour. it is sickening when happening, chicago police ordered not to help dhs. how the department just responded. mail/female gender x. offering a third option.

>> you are watching "fox and friends first". university officials ordered to pay up for discrimination against the christian student group. a judge ruling the university of

iowa violated the law with the christian fellowship on campus last year. it happened for 25 years. the court calling the action ludicrous and baffling. earlier this year another religious group filed a discrimination lawsuit against the university and won. starting today you can pick a gender-neutral option on drivers licenses in maryland. the ids will look like this. drivers can choose x as their gender instead of male and female, state lawmakers passed a bill to allow the non-binary designation earlier this year. licenses in 6 other states in washington dc have gender x options. now a foxbusiness alert. overnight denver banning the sale of tobacco products to people under 21 years of age. tracy carrasco is here with more on some other states that are increasing the smoking age starting today.

>> yesterday the denver city council did pass this bill unanimously and this is an effort to cut down on a lot of teen vaping epidemic we are seeing now. this includes the vaping products, e cigarettes, tobacco and nicotine, now you have to be 21 years or older to buy those product in denver. this was a proposal by the public health department in denver and as you mentioned there are some other cities, there rules go into effect starting today in maryland and connecticut, you have to be 21 years or older to buy those products. all of this, vaping becoming a national crisis. >> you don't need to be 21 years old when all you need is a penny to get a big mac. >> a penny to get a big mac. mcdonald's and jordache teaming up to give 1 million big macs for just a penny.

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>> welcome back, department of homeland security slamming the chicago police department for barring officers from assisting with immigration arrests. the department says they are deeply concerned with dangerous anti-law enforcement direction adding and only puts police officers in greater danger, puts criminals on the streets and makes communities less safe. new rules obtained by fox news as officers can only assist agents endanger but will otherwise walk away if asked to make arrests. sources say no real officer would turn their back on another agency, let's hope not. boulders meant to deter homeless

sidewalks are gone at least for now. the 300 pound rocks were moved in san francisco after several people pushed them into the street. they were purchased by neighbors to keep large homeless and kampmann's officer sidewalks. the city is working on a long-term solution which could assert larger boulders that could not be moved. breast cancer awareness month kicks off today, more than 40,000 women lose their lives to the disease and although rare breast cancer can occur in men too. what signs should we be on the lookout for? clinical associate professor at the school of medicine doctor debbie joins us with more. thank you for joining us. good to see you. a very important topic as we kick off breast cancer awareness month which is every october. >> the most important reason we are talking about this, if you catch breast cancer early enough

it can be completely cured. if you catch it at a later stage it is harder to treat. we want to do as much as possible to protect all these women. the statistics are one in eight women will develop breast cancer. heather: some of the things you can do, get tested, get screened. some of the types of screening tests, go through that. >> the most basic is a breast exam at home. this is important for women under 40 who might not otherwise and to know what your breasts feel like because sometimes people have lumpy bumpy breasts which is cystic changes, that is normal but good to know about. sometimes you might feel a bump which could be from shaving, a hair follicle. this is something you can do with a clinical breast exam. and formal testing which is a mammogram, type of x-ray

combined with an ultrasound and in extreme cases mris. 3-d mammograms are a little more, a better picture, you can get a better sense of the risk. they don't substitute for the clinical breast exam. all of these are screening tests which means they have no symptoms. and in specific risk factors and ovarian cancer. if you see symptoms or some type of symmetry, dimpling or anything going on around the discharge, that is not screening anymore, and actual symptom needs to be checked out. heather: men should pay attention as well. in case someone saw the study that says there are two -- onion and garlic could lower your risk.

is that true? >> i love garlic. for garlic lovers, there is not enough evidence to say there are standards there. some research comes from puerto rican women and hiring garlic and onion and it seems these women in these studies have lower risk of developing breast cancer. is it related to the garlic and onions or is it people at lower risk with garlic and onions but more evidence, to increase heart disease. there is a link between breast cancer and heart disease. heather: onion and garlic and not get screened. the -- 10 minutes until the top of the hour. she's back and bashing the president again. hillary clinton's latest on the impeachment push. and an sending smile across the internet.

heather: hillary clinton blasting the trump administration for involvement in the ukraine call. watch as she calls out mike pompeo and rudy giuliani.

>> how many times when you were secretary of state did you have to say barack obama, you can't extort foreign countries? >> that never happened. >> how would you feel if the president was sending rudy giuliani to handle foreign-policy? >> they might use an envoy or special advisor to deliver a message. it is supposed to be carefully thought through is carefully thinking through is not one of rudy's strong points. >> he slammed the defenders same whistleblower needs to be taken seriously. saturday night live, a political season premiere. >> did you take care of that in russia for me? >> what thing in russia? >> the treason. >> the comedy show facing up lowest rating for a season premiere in five years, viewership down 15% since last year's opener featuring matt

damon as brett kavanaugh. the show under fire by julian castro's campaign for excluding him in a sketch about presidential candidates. could you not find a latino actor to play julian castro? time for the good, the bad and the ugly. donald trump sharing this touching moment with a wounded veteran, capturing the president's heart. ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ heather: is a veteran leading the crowd in thinking god bless america in a military ceremony. avila was severely wounded by a bomb in afghanistan. now the bad. everybody hopes for a bright

financial future. >> you are not rich. >> sunday i might be rich and people like me better watch your step. heather: millennials have high hopes than most. 66% think they will be wealthy in the future despite 18% admitting they are not doing anything to build their wealth. spins out of control, and the accelerator getting stuck, a driver slamming into a plane, american airlines employee crashing into it before any more damage was done. of the public is invited to the funeral of a florida veteran with no immediate family. edward pearson passed away in august at the age of 80. hundreds of people expected to attend the free funeral after the story went viral, being held at the sarasota national

cemetery at 12:30 p.m.. in the sarasota area, please go. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues. goodbye. >> first, ukraine and australia. democrats within a report claiming the president asked for help for 2 think joe biden. >> all roads lead back to the mueller probe. live in washington as we connect the dots. the ncaa, a legal fight over a new law that lets college athletes cash in. >> the pledge is too offensive for one college campus. rob: setting up a free-speech fight you might not believe. "fox and friends first" continues right now.