fellow passengers on a 32-hour flight. comes with handwritten note, we thought that you may be of assistance if alan falls asleep. this wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first" on this monday, thank you very much for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues now, bye, bye. jillian: monday october 14th, syrian troops deployed to turkish border as president trump signals new sanctions in response to turkey's bloody offensive. rob: fears becoming a reality after nearly a thousand linked prisoners escaped from their encampments, live with the latest. >> i thought it was an airplane. catastrophe strikes in new

orleans. jillian: crews are scrambling after hotel collapses. [laughter] rob: that's how you celebrate a critical win. jillian: vikings going viral, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> i don't want anymore of the football game, that was rough. the cowboys losing to the jets, there were so many really strange games yesterday.

rob: couple upsets. jillian: yeah. rob: i didn't see any of it. you're watching "fox & friends first" monday morning, it's monday morning? jillian: it is, i'm jillian mele, let's begin with fox news alert. live at the turkish border where just moments ago turkey warning of an imminent attack on the kurds. rob: todd piro as kurds are turning back to russian-syrian army. >> to counteract the move the syrian army prepare to go position troops along the border with turkey, all this as the pentagon says u.s. troops will begin pulling out of the region as quickly as possible lead manager to conclude a full military response. the president tweeting this, dealing with lindsey graham and

democrats on imposing sanctions on turkey, ready to go, additional legislation maybe be sought. great consensus on this, turkey has asked not be done, stay tune. graham appearing to let up on criticism of the white house on last week's decision to pull out but others say the damage has been done especially with respect to the escape of isis prisoners held by the kurds. >> now isis is getting thank what they do best, which is terrorism, go back to cities which were liberated by isis and start conducting attacks. chuck schumer releasing a statement saying in part the president is simply making americans unsafe and undoing years of work, range from 750 to

950. president trump once again tweeting that europe should take in prisoners although it's unclear how that you would that's would happen now that they are on the run, rob and jillian. jillian: thanks, todd. in just hours president trump's former national security aide to testify in democrats impeachment inquiry push, fiona hill expected to appear before the house intelligence foreign affairs and oversight and reform committees, hill used to oversee russia and ukraine policy for the trump administration, it's possible that the white house could direct her not to testify by asserting executive privilege. rob: a woman is shot and killed by a police officer in her own home. officials now say that texas officer responding to a wellness check did not announce himself as a police officer before opening fire, body camera footage capturing the moments that led up to tatiana

jefferson's death. >> put your hands up, show me your hands. rob: police are saying that the officer felt threatened at the time, a gun was recovered inside jefferson's home. officer has been placed on administrative leave, eversouthern's family wants him accused of murder. police say dale shot bishop and a bride during new hampshire ceremony, son-in-law of minister at the church. bishop is in serious condition and the bride is thankfully out of the hospital. >> a child is dead after being thrown from a carnival ride, the 10-year-old falling off of the attraction at harvest festival in new jersey. the incident happening on a ride like this which spins people around in circles, unclear what

went wrong, the company that owns the ride, all of the attractions of the festival in new jersey. >> , oh, my god. jillian: two workers died in the collapse, only one body has been recovered. one person is still missing in the rubble, at least 18 people were hurt, the cause of the collapse is unknown, officials fear the hotel could crumble even more. rob: all right, chick check at the weather with janice, pretty nice morning. janice: not bad. rob: pretty good weather. janice: we are in the fall, we don't have a big winter storm to talk about, that's the good news. 37 in minneapolis, we have the boundary kind of separating the relatively warmer air from the relatively cooler air along the

boundary, that's where we will see the showers and thunderstorms prop up along the southeast towards the gulf coast and still have a little bit of snow, little bit of snow across the great lakes, new storm system moving in the northwest which will bring some snow in the mountains over the next couple of days, here is your future radar, not too much to tell you about, again, potential for showers and thunderstorms over the next couple of days for the gulf coast across the mississippi river valley in towards the tennessee river valley, the next couple of days in terms of heavy rainfall, we will watch for that and potential for perhaps some flood advisories, not sure what's happening here, my apologizes, usually there's nice pretty colors here but i will tell you next storm system moves in northwest and that's where we will see wintery weather certainly along the mountainous ranges an in the coastal areas we will see the potential for heavy rain. sorry about the last map, i don't know what happened. it's monday.

rob: i'm enraged about the last -- i will never forgive you. janice: we are having dessert later? rob: maybe. jillian: we have to talk about this, the vikings rounded the eagles, 4 touchdown passes, i mean it was ugly. rob: steelers leading the chargers. texans victory over the chiefs. >> 49ers undefeated in 20 to 7 win over the rams. rob: and the winless jets pulling off a major upset over the cowboys, check it out. >> goes deep, this is going to

go the distance, 92 yards. rob: 92-yard touchdown pass sparking 24-22 win. let's talk about baseball. jillian: absolutely. rob: astros winning thriller tieing alcs one game apiece. >> back at the wall and this game is over. rob: 11th inning, you walk off the field with a home run, amazing, houston 3-2 win over the yankees. jillian: game also making headline, scary moment in the dugout paramedic hit by a foul ball in stable condition, game 3 tomorrow 4:08 p.m. on fox sports 1 and tonight game 3 between the cards and the nats.

just about ten minutes after the hour joe biden backing son hunter after he resigns of board of chinese company. >> no one has asserted my son did a single thing wrong and no one has asserted that i did something wrong. rob: why is he quitting his job you have to wonder? former assistant secretary of state for george w. bush, admission of guilt on both ends. jillian: trading columbus day for indigenous people day, how students just erased history, we are coming right back (logo whooshes) (logo chiming)

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rob: welcome back hunter biden stepping down from the board of chinese-backed equity firm amid controversy surrounding foreign ties. jillian: could this be seen as admission of guilt?

here to react robert charles, thank you for your time this morning, it's hard for people on the other side to argue the timing of this, isn't it? >> it is, the logic of this entire thing begins to line up behind the president now and i say that because it's playing that both bidens knew that their behavior was unethical at the time, if you know it's unethical to take money from a foreign company when your father is running for president, then you also know that it was unethical to take it when he was a sitting vice president, and also puts a bright light on december 2013 trip that the two bidens took together on air force 2 and within 10 days, hunter biden, joe biden's son held a billion dollar contract in his hand for his company. i think it also corroborates now the idea that there was public corruption involved in the biden 's trip to ukraine and finally gives the lie of impeachment because if there was

some kind of claim for violation then it was appropriate for attorney general and perhaps also for a president to take a look at what the underlying facts were and to those who say, well, you shouldn't be investigating a candidate, i think you have to ask the flip question if every candidate is immune from investigation into a prior criminal act, then i think we've missed the boat. [laughter] rob: i would certainly say so especially when you're talking about the president of the united states. let's look at the statement, if you're going to quit your job doesn't look good, why are you quit if there was nothing wrong, here is a statement of hunter's attorney. he never anticipated the barrage of false charges on him and his father from the president of the united states. basically saying hunter got his

job because as vice president but it's not going to affect his job. >> think about the inference that the americans draw from taking trip to ukraine threatening a prosecutor to leave if he doesn't drop charges or investigation against your son and taken a trip on air force 2 with your son to communist china and turned around and ten days later he has a billion dollar contract in hand, the inference itself is the indicting point and i think every american who is really seriously looking at this will understand that, this looks to me a little too little, a little too late, this is like the cabinet member in the scandal giving back the money and saying, we are all good now, right, i don't think it works that way. >> i'm curious what you think about this statement, this is another statement from hunter biden's attorney but this is on comply if joe biden is elected president and this statement says, quote, under biden

administration hunter h comply with any and all guidelines with standards a president biden my issue to purport conflicts of interest or appearance of such conflicts including any restrictions related to overseas business and some argue, okay, if you're willing to act in a certain way if your father is, you know, in office, if he's the president, then why weren't you willing to act that way when he was the vice president? >> i think you've asked the perfect question that every viewer should be asking, this to me looks like deflection and distraction, you've asked the question, the logical question, if it's unethical now why wasn't it unethical then? rob: one last thing, let's take a look at the president's tweet, where is hunter, totally disappeared, he has scammed more countries, media is awal. we talk about the media most of the democrats they take the fact that was investigated by the ukraine as, okay, then there's nothing else to look at here, if

this was donald trump, jr. alleged to have done something like this, do you think that the media would have accepted a ukrainian investigation into this and washed their hands of it and said everything is fine? >> well, no, think about the irony of this, you're saying you don't need to investigate it any further because the country that joe biden was over there saying was politically corrupt has concluded that you weren't politically corrupt, i think there's an irony there and in china we are talking about communist china putting in the lands, i mean, this is all public data, putting in the hands of joe biden's son after a trip on air force 2 over there a contract worth a billion dollars, the obvious inference is the problems here and the larger question at the end of the day isn't whether this amounts to something that the president should or shouldn't have had more information on, it really is about the fact that the former vice president has really acted in ways that are not ethical and that at the end of the day i think this is going to be putting candidacy into a tail spin.

>> okay, robert charles, thank you so much, we appreciate it, sir. >> yes, sir. jillian: have a good day, just about 19 minutes after the hour, legally requiring public universities to provide abortion medication on campus, california just became the first state to do so, could your state be next? that debate is ahead. rob: and if you need something sweet to make another monday more manageable, look at all of this, national dessert day, we will celebrate coming up.

rob: all right welcome back, today is columbus day depending on where you life, a growing number of cities getting rid of the holiday to indigenous day.

>> so the association of big schools proposed new resolution to change columbus day to indigenous people's day, the college group represents about 500,000 students across the country, they say all native students merit their recognition, now activist claim columbus day represents genocide , efforts to replace columbus day have been really ongoing for years now in college campuses but seems like the trend is growing even more now, take a look at, this recent poll reveals nearly 70% of students surveyed wanted to ask -- axe columbus day to indigenous people's day. alaska, michigan, north carolina, among the states that have completely replaced the traditional name and cities like los angeles, dallas, seattle and

detroit jumping on board as well. now some people just care about, you know, the sales, the parades, stuff like that, others are being fired up about the message this is sending, many people divided over whether the holiday should change, arthur on facebook says, i think we should always celebrate our past no matter what, our past is what makes us great, our viewer on instagram says, good grief, can we at least have both? it'll always be columbus day for me, i'm not changing for students, so there you go. rob: okay. >> dividing a lot of people, i don't remember getting the day off. rob: i don't remember it either. jillian: we have a lot of stuff going on. rob: skipping breakfast and straight up to dessert, national dessert day.

[laughter] jillian: what did you bring here? >> with the holidays coming up you have to have the right entertaining, what's the word? apparatus. [laughter] >> exactly. i did holiday stuff and this is all from marshals, everything under $100, you can shop online which is really cool, nice and easy, speaking of easy, family favorite in my house. rob: doughnuts in dessert category? >> breakfast, lunch and dinner. my kids devour the doughnuts. i love that you don't have to go to the bakery, you don't have to eat in kitchen, i literally i'm not good in the kitchen, you can go to the grocery store and get great things and they look super fancy, please by all means taste

the goodies. it's all about nostalgia these days. all the amazing toppings and everything that you can get. [laughter] i know. get out of here. [laughter] >> you can get everything that you see, make your own sunday bar. [inaudible conversations] >> adults love it too. [laughter] >> finally for the health conscious apparently -- [laughter] >> who doesn't like better dipped in chocolate.

berries, my significant other buys for those twice a year, who doesn't like a chocolate covered is -- strawberry. [laughter] to[inaudible conversations] >> i love it, can't wait to dig in. been looking at this for an hour. >> we are coming right back. ♪ ♪

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>> first house democrats press ago headed to with president trump's former top aide on russia, she's reportedly going face whether there was shadow policy in ukraine, to answer your question, jillian, the person set all this in motion may not testify after all. >> we want to make sure that we uncover the full details about the conditionality of either the military aid or that meeting with the ukrainian president that may not be necessary to take steps that might reveal the whistleblower's identity to do that and we will make sure that we protect the whistleblower. >> let me tell you the house republicans are blasting the push for impeachment, listen to this. >> there should be a process but what adam schiff wants is get americans drunk on favorite cocktail, 3 ingredients, cherry picking leaks and second holding facts and 3 is outright lying. >> hunter biden announces he's stepping down from the board of

chinese investment firm, his lawyer putting on a statement defending actions on ukrainian board of barisma and if father were to win presidency he will not work on behalf of foreign-owned companies, the former vp had this to say. >> look, let's get something straight, first of all no one, no one has indicated of any consequence that anything was done wrong or illegally by me or by my son. >> another big moment to watch for this week, ambassador, you remember last week is expected to testify this week on wednesday. rob, jillian. rob: father or mother news alert the nation of turkey warning of imminent attack on one of the largest kurdish held cities inside of syria, the kurdish stronghold at risk after u.s. troops helped them take the town back from isis in 2016.

it's weird to see how alliances form, the u.s. is now prepare to go withdraw one thousand troops from northern syria. full pullout. migrants stopped on tracks on their way to the united states. the people part of a caravan of nearly 2,000 migrants from africa, the caribbean and also central america, méxico's national guard blocking the road forcing them to turn back hours after they started the journey, the president promised to end tariffs on mexican import earlier this year if that country helped to curve migration. >> california is now the first state to legally require all public colleges to provide abortion medication on campus, the move is angering pro-life across the country, joining me to debate jenny beth martin and

democratic strategist sasha burns, a lot of people have different opinions, sasha what do you make of this, what are the cons and pros in your opinion? >> i want to make clear i'm very respectful of pro-life opinions. it's very difficult and very personal issue, but the relevance is a legal once, the right to an abortion is law of of the land and states have right of restriction as they should and in this situation students at the university generally see healthcare providers at the student healthcare center. this isn't a candy bowl of condoms, you go and see healthcare provider, you have your exam, you speak with a

counselor, the medication is provided by a licensed legally authorized healthcare provider in the room with you and so it's simply, you will pose abortion, but -- jillian: hold on, i don't know that -- let me interject because i don't know that that's fair to say because there's other places off campus that students will be able to go and some people are making the argument that if you have readily available on college on public university campuses that it almost gives the portrayal that you're not -- you don't have any repercussions for your actions. >> look, abortion is legal, it's a right. whose idea of repercussions, that's a personal feeling about it. it has nothing to do with whether it's a legal healthcare

procedure that someone is allowed to access. jillian: let's go to jenny beth, what's your opinion on what you're hearing? >> well, universities and colleges should be institution for higher education and should not become abortion centers and that's what this bill or law now is going to do, they're going to start with abortion pills and they will continue to expand from there and -- and i don't think that it's a correct thing to say that if you oppose the bill you oppose abortions, california's own finance department opposes the bill and i guaranty you that most of the people who work there are liberals who support abortion, yet they understood that the cost for this bill would exceed to meet the requirements that would exceed the grant funding and they are very concerned that it's going to cost taxpayer dollars out of general fund to pay for additional personnel

upgraded facilities and more, it's not just a matter of handing out pills, a lot more requirements on top of that. jillian: rely on private donations an not state dollars for pay for services themselves, it's interesting to know that jerry brown vetoed similar legislation last year, just last year, let's take a look at gavin newsom tweet, california first state to require public universities to offer abortion pills on campus while other states have attempt today roll back a women's right to maintain control over her body, california continues to expand reproductive freedom across our state and then another statement here, this is from the pro-life statement, governor gavin newsom support on campuses will put students lives at risk and schools at risk of lawsuits as conscious rights are violated. one final word from both of you, sasha, i will start with you.

>> if someone is going to have an abortion the goal is to make it safe, effective, rare and as early as possible and if someone has access to the medication they need to get that procedure, then to have it only makes sense, again, this is a legal and practical issue, opposing abortion itself is a different issue. jillian: jenny beth. >> the women who are going to these colleges and universities presumably had high gpa's, high test scores to be able to get into the schools, they are smart enough to find, use google maps or uber to find abortion centers off campus, colleges and universities should stick to education and learning. jillian: all right, jenny beth and sasha, thank you for your time. rob: 38 minutes after the hour, tulsi gabbard clashing with the new york times calling a recent article about her a smear piece,

carley shimkus is here with reaction on social media today. ♪

jillian: good morning, welcome back, "the new york times" going after tulsi gabbard, paper accusing 2020 candidate of having right-wing sympathies for questioning dnc's rules ahead of tomorrow's debate. rob: carley shimkus, 24/7, siriusxm 115 with reaction, hey, carley. >> "the new york times" publishing unflattering piece of tulsi gubbard claiming she's become a favorite among white nationalists and the paper knocking her for threatening to boycott the democratic debate saying, quote, the question about gubbard's right, the national committee are working

to rig the event, the new york times is cosponsor of the debate with cnn and also argument that reminds some democrats of the narrative pushed by russian actors during 2016 presidential contest when an operation by internet trolls work to manipulate american public opinion that the electoral system is broken and cannot be trusted, gabbard responded to that in a tweet saying as if to prove my point new york times just published a greatest hit smear piece, all your favorite hits in one article, these are the folks who will be acting as the neutral questioners/moderators of tuesday's debate, lol. some twitter users also feel that she's being unfairly targeted by the media, one twitter user says it's the bias liberal media, what do you expect, the truth, carla also chiming in saying they're almost treating you like the media

treats republicans, gabbard is expected to announce later today whether or not she will be a part of tomorrow's debate. jillian: we will see what happens there. mini aoc returns. carley: i have a better story for you and that has to do with pope francis unintentionally giving some support to the new orleans saints when he accidentally tagged them in a tweet. this is the tweet, today we give thanks to the lord for our new #saints, they walk by faith and now we invoke their interception. when he #ed saints or when somebody who is operating his account did, it created the new orleans saints logo so social media fans went absolutely nuts especially when the saints bet the jaguars, 13-6, the saints responded saying, couldn't lose after this, #blessed and highly favored. and then bridgett on twitter saints took officiating complaints all the way to

vatican, the pope was talking about new saints who were recently canonized. jillian: that's great. when you have the pope on your side you can't go wrong. [laughter] rob: carley, thanks so much. tennis player becomes youngest woman to win title in 15 years. >> it was long and it's out. [cheers and applause] >> coco claims her first title. jillian: 15-year-old beating 2017 french open champion elena. how do you say it? the women's association tour in australia, i mean, she's incredible. [laughter] rob: amazing. jillian: 15 minutes until the top of the hour, elizabeth warren dares facebook with fake campaign ad and they take the bait, what would it take for social media giant to make

changes, up next social media strategist says it's time for government intervention. rob: first check in with steve doocy and see what's coming up on "fox & friends", happy monday, steve. steve: it's columbus day being observed here. rob and jillian good morning to you, jillian i was watching you on instagram, i saw you were golfing over the weekend. jillian: i was. steve: good to know. rob, what did you do? >> i was doing the lake charles rally. jillian: what did you do? >> i made meatloaf last night, it was delicious, bacon wrap, i could use a piece right now. glad you asked. [laughter] steve: the president is getting a lot of criticism for pulling troops out of syria, senator lindsey graham is one of the people who have been critical of him, well, now he's saying the president is right, get ready with the sanctions, also chair of the house, pastor andrew

brunson on preaching preaching l while being held 737 days in maximum security in turkey, kim strassel new book, charles payne joining us. william kyle became national hero and the youngest living medal of honor recipient after turning himself on top of enemy grenade saving the life of a fellow marine, his message of determination coming up on "fox & friends" which kicks off 12 minutes and 40 seconds right now right here on the channel everyone trusts for the morning news. we will be right back here, it all starts with a simple...

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rob: senator elizabeth warren running for president intensifying her ongoing feud with facebook by posting a fake campaign add and using it to call out the policy for political speech, facebook insist they did nothing wrong but after the issues that we saw in 2016 mainly with russia, should facebook take some responsibility, here to weigh in is social media strategist chris, thanks for coming on this morning. >> thanks for having me. rob: let's start off by taking a look at the ad if we can pull this up here, basically warren saying that mark zuckerberg is basically working on behalf of the president, supporting the president in the reelection campaign and if you look throw -- through the end, basically daring facebook to put it down. why is she doing this? >> she's doing this to prove a point that facebook is more interested in cash and profits or what's better for the world and politics in general, facebook has made it very clear that they don't necessarily want

to be the arbiter of conduct when it comes to politicians and what they are putting out in political advertising, if we look at traditional advertising, other forms of media they typically, you know, people are holding facebook to a separate standard than we told traditional media. rob: as you said tv ads, radio ads, they don't have to sensor things if it's not true, if you make an ad that bends the truth a little bit which a lot of politicians do, happens all of the time. >> we are still in new territory when it comes to social media advertising and what's going to happen and facebook is trying to figure out what their role in all of that is and the role of social media advertising in 2020 will be interesting to see where that goes. rob: she's gone on the attack, mark zuckerberg doesn't want her to be the president of the united states, we have heard that, a statement from facebook on the ad, facebook believes free speech should be protected f senator warren wants to say things to be untrue, facebook

should not be in the position of censoring the position, just like television and radio does not sensor the speech. >> we also saw that too where biden -- rob: right, she's making the point, hey f president trump can put things up and democrats think are fake, although we don't really know what's going on with the binds, that's the point she's making. >> that's true, again, you know, what if facebook were to cave here and give her what she wants to what would that look like? it's a slippery slope, people are accusing facebook of censorship, now we are really going to have censorship, a whole new level is facebook is going the say, you're right, we will do what you're asking here and we will get in the political game. rob if elizabeth warren wins nomination, you don't think she will run ads against the president? >> she will do it on facebook and every other social media

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jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. i will give him credit. this guy deserves to dance like this. this is quite possibliably the most excited viking fan in the world. watch him. ♪ ♪ [cheers] jillian: so sweet. somebody said whose dad is this go get him. die hard fan going viral for celebration of the viking's touchdown. they beat up on the eagles 38-20. rob: next the bad. this is what happens when popping bottles goes very wrong. [screams] >> send the bottle's neck across the room knocking the woman's phone out of her hand. unclear if anyone was hurt. we hope not. >> a giant package over a

door mat that reads please hide packages from my husband. as you can see, didn't really work. that's funny. got to love that. thanks for joining on this monday. have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ainsley: number 3. went to georgia and south carolina beat the number 3 team in the country on saturday. sorry. brian: look at that. ainsley: ly did it in athens. brian: why is it always sports with her? steve: it's how we celebrate columbus day 2019 a federal hold coasholiday coast to coast. brian: we have a problem. the jet haven't won since