i'm dana perino and i will see you on" the five" and i have the pleasure of introducing you to trace gallagher. trace, welcome. >> that has to be what touchdown is for notre dame, so what is the saints, field goal francis? >> dana: one thing you will know is that i know a lot about sports. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher. their families at entrusted and assisted living facility to let care for their loved ones of the dementia patients couldn't fight back when they were forced to fight for sport. but first, fox news is now reporting that one of the biggest fears out of syria is now unfolding. islamic state fighters that are were locked up in prison or know what walking. american official telling us that turkey is intentionally selling those positions and that many isis fighters have escaped.

this comes as fox news reports the pentagon is ramping up plans to get all american troops out of syria. president trump says, we are not abandoning the kurds but last week we announced the u.s. troops were pulling back from northeastern syria, leaving the american allied kurds vulnerable to turkey's attack and the turkish military attacks several days later. since 2014, they sought fought side-by-side against islamic state. but they have demanded a 20-mile buffer zone which is the reddish-brown area that you see at the top over there. fox news reporting live from syria, steve harrigan live from northeastern syria where it's now 10:00 p.m. >> just five days ago this was a military operation by turkey against what it called terrorists. now it really has the potential to grow into something much wider and much more deadly.

the syrian government has now, they have now pulled back and the kurds are saying the u.s. stab it in the back. as far as turkish president air to erdogan, he says nothing will stop him from his mission of destroying every last terrorist. translatoat >> translator: turks taken a vital step since the cyprus peace operation. without paying minded to pressure or threats we have mind to take our operation to the very end. >> so what we could be looking at down the road is a major battle between the nato nation turkey and the syrian government backed by russia. >> trace: steve, we are hearing these reports of atrocities, do you know how accurate these reports might be? >> it's hard to confirm video in

the field but certainly some disturbing images coming out often filmed by the shooters themselves. accusations against irregular forces, often arab militia with execution, accused of executing a kurdish political leader, a woman, yanking her out of her car and shooting her in the he head. it's really a place where ethnic cleansing has occurred. things are about to get bumpy in britain. the queen kicked her off this morning. her highness read an address about the year ahead and it comes as britain faces the deadline at the end of the month to depart the european union by

october 31st with or without ideal and place. benjamin hall is in the newsro newsroom. >> everyone in the u.k., many people you speak to just want to see it done one way or the oth other. the uncertainty is holding britain back, and finally this week it looks like we may be reaching a resolution. this could be the biggest week, started off on pomp and ceremony. it is the queen announcing, and that's no surprise that at the very top of her speech is brex brexit. >> the biggest priority has been to secure the united kingdoms departure from the european union on the 31st of october.

>> and there is a ray of hope. at the end of the month, that leads the e.u. with or without a deal. it is supposedly enshrined in law and so the countdown is on. boris johnson has said he's willing to leave the e.u. without a deal, effectively crash out. his hands have been shackled domestically, to force an extension. the clock is now ticking toward the end of the month when we should have a sense of how the relationship to the two moves forward. >> you've touched on it. how likely is reaching a deal looking? >> ever since boris johnson became prime minister, he's been working at little else. what we are now hearing is that both the leaders of germany and france, who are effectively the power brokers of europe may be close to agreeing and approving it as well. his new deal hinges on keeping

northern ireland and the european custom union while the rest of the u.k. comes out. it is quite controversial in northern ireland but, and they are repeatedly reminding people about the benefits of brexit. >> as we prepared to get brexit done by october 31st, and it was a high wage and low tax economy with the highest environmental standards. new protections for animal welfare and the best place to invest. >> even if boris johnson does get a deal, i'm not sure the parliament would vote for it and that's because there are so many divisions.

and, fox news crews are staked out across capitol hill and members of congress are hearing from fiona hill, formerly the top advisor on russia to the white house. she was closely involved with president's dealings to the ukraine and now the center of impeachment investigation. but one of president trump's fiercest supporters will not get the chance to ask any questions. congressman matt gaetz getting booted from the room before the hearing even began. this is a fox news report.

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it was in a live look on capitol hill where lawmakers are behind closed doors on an impeachment inquiry. fiona hill expected to face questions about the presidents effort to get the ukraine to investigate his political rival, joe biden. we are also learning that president trump's ambassador to the european union is planning to testify that he does not know if presi trump was telling the truth about not demanding a quid pro quo in exchange for the military aid for the ukraine. gordon son who was set to testify on tuesday after the state apartment tried to block him from doing so. we have a team fox news coverage with mike emanuel. >> fiona hill has been behind closed doors for five hours and counting. hill was the senior advisor at the white house on russia and europe. the ukraine was part of her portfolio and left the white house before president trump's phone call this summer with a ukraine's president. there has been some criticism that so much of this probe has

been done behind closed doors and today one member was actually kicked out. florida republicans matt gaetz. >> why is adam schiff trying to run a kangaroo fort? why is he continuing to limit access to evidence and even for members of congress. i'm deeply disappointed that as a member of the house judiciary commission, i'm unable to participate and listen to the questions and answers. >> so this is being handled by house intelligence, oversight and foreign affairs. gates is on the division series so he got booted from that. this goes to the broader point that the vast majority of lawmakers, republicans argue that they have no idea what's going on behind closed doors. >> and what more are you learning about the ambassador's testimony? >> gordon tomlin is expected here on capitol hill on thursday. he was the official who assured other diplomats that there was

no but broke while on the ukraine, meaning that military aid was not being withheld in exchange for help digging up dirt on the family of joe biden. a person familiar tells fox that he was assured there was no quit broke while by president trump. someone had less than a five minute phone call with the president and that person familiar said he believed the president and assured other colleagues about what he was told. meanwhile the chairman of house intelligence is defended doing so. >> we may very well call some of the same witnesses in public hearings as well. but we want to make sure that we meet the needs of the investigation and not give the president or his legal minions the opportunity to tailor their testimony and in some cases fabricate testimony to suit their interests. >> lawmakers are back and it

will have a better idea of where they stand. >> thank you. our chief white house correspondent john roberts reporting live from the north lawn. john? >> there were reports last week that joel gabby would be joining the president's legal team to head up the impeachment inquiry we have learned that trey gowdy is not going to join the president's legal team in the immediate future but still holding that out for possibly some months down the road. fox news has been told according to sources that ten days ago gaudi was invited to join white house staff to be the point person on impeachment but turned down that offer for family reasons. gaudi had lunch with the president last tuesday in the offer was then made for him to join outside counsel which he could have done except his job would have been to influence the decision-making session in in ad

congressional rules prohibiting former members from taking on jobs like that for a year after they leave. so the president told -- or gaudi told the president's team that out of an abundance of caution he could not take the job until january the fourth. at the moment he is still slated to join the president's team. however a lot could happen trace as you knoll between now and then. >> an eternity in politics. there's been some criticism over a parody video this weekend. >> it was a video that was doctored. it takes a scene from the movie called "king's men," the secret service that stars colin firth. there is a scene i in the church where he starts shooting people. while the people who doctored the video superimpose the president's face on the character of colin firth and over the people they superimpose

the logos of many news organizations and also the faces of many of the president's political opponents. the video was shown at a conference held by the pro-trump group american priority at his doral property over the weekend. in a tweet the press secretary stephanie grisham denounced the videos saying "the video played over the weekend of the president donald trump has not yet seen but will see it shortly. based on everything he has heard it, he strongly condemns this video. the white house correspondents association also condemns the video. jonathan karl says, we have previously told the president that has rhetoric could incite violence. and they denounced this video and affirm that violence has no place in our society. that video was produced by a group called the geeks team, a website mean world to which the website contributes said the video is clearly satirical and

no reasonable person would believe that this video was a call to action or an endorsement of violence toward the media. the owner was briefly suspended from twitter but it's now back up. in a statement of priority, the video was not sanctioned by the conference in the first time they became aware of it was when they were contacted by "the new york times" which first reported on this. "the new york times" which they point out would not report on a antiviolence panel that was held at the conference. american priority saying in a statement, we find it shocking that "the new york times" would not report on any of the sanctioned events in the article including our paneled conversation literally condemning political violence while claiming to be upset over a meme that was not sanctioned or shown on stage or approved. this is the second time that a doctor video has featured the president, that was the other one from a world wrestling video

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>> trace: a live look at barcelona, spain, outside of the net country's national police headquarters. thousands of demonstrators after political separatists were sentenced to prison. those activists were pushing independents for spain's cattle on region the northeast of the country with the border with france. at one point the police were using deep comic batons against the protesters. in the meantime the police chief in fort worth, texas, says the opposite who shot and killed a woman in her own home has resigned. and he could not face charges. investigators say our neighbor had called the cops for a welfare check because tatiana jeff hersen's doors were open. an officer shot jefferson through the window because he perceived of threat. a lawyer for the family said she had been playing video games with her 8-year-old nephew before the shooting. the family demanded an

investigation by an outside agency. >> you've been trained. you know better. this man murdered someone. she should be here right now. >> let's go to casey stegall who is reporting live from fort worth. what do we know about the police officer who resigned? >> he has now been identified, his name is aaron dean hired by the department according to police chief in august of 2017 and then graduated and became an officer in april of the following year. this is him pictured on the right has graduation. today, fort worth's police chief saying, and i'm quoting, "this will not be an opportunity to make excuses. he went on promising a full and transparent investigation both internally, even though he is no longer a city employee and externally -- the city's mayor

put things a bit more bluntly saying that, sorry doesn't cut it and she was a victim. >> if a mother, grandmother, sister and aunts comes i can imagine anything worse and i'm so sorry. on behalf of the entire city of fort worth, i am sorry. to her family, it is unacceptable. there is nothing that could justify what happened. >> she was caring for her 8-year-old nephew at the time and he saw this whole thing unfold. >> the officer said he would have fired the officer had she not resigned and now the city is taking action. >> the city in fact announced that there will be an independent third-party investigation that they are bringing in this third party to

lead the investigation. those funds have already been approved and that is something that you heard the family and also community activists calling for saying the police department is not capable of investigating itself. activists say they also want criminal charges filed against the officer, holding him accountable for his actions and that today police chief told us that that part of this is almost complete. and, we could expect an announcement on that as early as tomorrow. >> trace: casey stegall, thank you. police in north carolina arresting three workers at an assisted living home accusing them of running a fight club. it's a type of operation that they were running with the senior citizens who have dementia. it happened in winston-salem, north carolina, and according to court papers, the workers encouraged and took video of two women fighting, even after one of them screamed for help. so far, no comment from the

workers. phil keating's report ohmic reporting for us, what are these conditions like? >> it's heartbreaking and cool, especially when you consider these are some of society's most fragile people trying to live out their golden years and often can't help themselves. this happened at the danby house assisted living facility, a full-service facility with more than 80 men and women living there. some of whom do require round-the-clock care and attention. the three women arrested are accused of running this so called a fight club, arranging physical fighting between the senior citizens and in one case making a 70-year-old woman fight a 73-year-old woman, both reportedly suffering from dementia. the winston-salem journal quoted documents obtained from the

north departmenthe dashdepartmes that one of the combatants was reported yelling, let go, help me. help me, let go. and out one point they said stop screaming, blank. one of the staffers are allegedly videotaped all this. all three women are charged with assault on an individual with a disability and are due in court next month. >> trace: do we know how long the staffers have been working there? >> according to the danby house, they had all been working there for less than a year and all three were fired in june, as soon as the first allegations were surfaced and that's what actually triggered danby house's own investigation. in a statement released to us, danby house has the zero mistreatment policy and additional staff training and more rigorous training for new

employees at danby house has been implement it. they also stated to me they only know of one instance where this happened. however winston police say they are aware of two instances and danby house as part of a large regional group of regional homes called the affinity living group and they have -- it's tough. >> trace: the parents of a british teenager killed in a car crash with an american diplomat's wife are now stateside and about to talk to fox news. what they are asking for as they demand justice for their son. and president trump announced substantial progress on china, but china warns, don't pop the champagne just yet. that's coming up. ♪ are you in good hands?

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worst storm to hit japan since eisenhower was in office. a wedding dress running red with blood after cops say a revenge plot destroyed a couple's big day. and to kill or collapse. if part of the hard rock hotel crashing to the ground during construction and searchers raced to find a missing worker even as more of the building could crumble at any moment. but first, just in, a congressional source tells us that deputy assistant secretary of state george kent is expected to appear in a closed session tomorrow. earlier today this was very much up in the air but now my senior producer for capitol hill is being told that we expect this will happen, yet another impeachmeninquiryinto the impea. mike pompeo has signaled that members of his department would not be meeting with lawmakers but they will be hearing from the deputy assistant secretary

of state. state media in china telling the u.s. to keep the champagne on ice after president trump announced what he called very substantial progress on a trade deal with beijing. the president says the u.s. will suspend new tariffs which were set to take effect tomorrow. but he says it will take at least three weeks to to put phase one of the agreement in writing. the fox business network and blake burman his life for us at the white house. >> secretary steven mnuchin making it clear that the top negotiators are going to have to keep up the communications over the upcoming weeks because as the president put it in the oval office on friday, this framework deal between the u.s. and china still needs to be papered. he laid out a road map of what that talks could look like between now and the apex conference in chile which is late next month. >> there will be deputy level

calls this week and principal level calls next week with investor like kaiser and the vice premier. those are the things that are expected. i think our expectation is we will meet with the vice premier in chile before the president meets and if we need to have in person meetings or more in person meetings to get this done obviously we will do that. >> so they will be talking. i asked the treasury secretary earlier this morning how this deal is laid out and he said there are seven chapters within it although not all of those are part of this phase one. as for president trump over the weekend he was touting the large-scale egg purchases that will be coming because of it, tweeting at one point, it might deal with china is that they will immediately start buying very large quantities of my agricultural product. not wait until the deal is signed over the next three or

four weeks. they've already started that from the president over the weekend. >> trace: and what else are we hearing from china? >> we heard from a spokesperson who is of the talks last week between u.s. and chinese negotiators were efficient and constructed but they also noted that this deal has not fit the finish line. the two sides to discuss the follow-up consultation agreements and agreed to work together in the direction of final agreement. and then trace, there's that editorial from over the weekend where you talked about in china daily, which worries about celebrating too soon. it says don't pop the champagne just yet. at penn still needs to hit paper on this one. bottom line, china is describing what took place in washington last week and that was over the next three, four or five weeks. these sides are going to be talking to try to.

>> just for clarity, this does not have anything to do on the tariff that when a place in the september or the ones i could go into place in december. >> right. there were tariffs that were scheduled to increase tonight at midnight. that was put on hold, and that will be on the other half batch. that's supposed to go into effect december 15th. if this thing were to break down, it is a wave out and then go forward with that should he choose. thank you blake. watching risky workers in new orleans looking for the final person in a collapse of construction site.

fire workers say that collapse killed at least two people and injured as many as 20. still unstable -- first responders say the entire building is unstable so they have to move cautiously. nevertheless as long as there is a chance, there's a live person trapped inside, they are willing to take calculated risks. >> we currently have crews in the building as we speak. they got some search dogs and cadaver dogs and they are going through areas of the building where we may believe we may have the third person but we have no results of that search at this time. >> immature video ran a large section of the rock hotel came crashing down. more than 100 workers were inside and at least two people were killed. of the 30 injured all but one

have been treated and released and one man remains hospitalized in stable condition. >> anything yet john is in on what might have caused the collapse? >> that's still under investigation. osha investigators are on the scene but things are moving slowly, as long as there are those concerns about the instability of the structure as well as the active search and rescue going on, the investigation takes second priority. the builder issued a statement explaining multiple internal and external investigations but we are still in the infancy stages. as we have not yet had access to the building. it's being handled like there's a plane crash except for physical and technical indicators that may provide clues to the cause. company officials added that they are in shock and mourning the loss of life and overall of the injuries. >> trace: thank you.

a typhoon slamming into japan, turning entire neighborhoods into swamps and that -- it's report some areas up to 40% of the expected rainfall totals for the entire year. and that happened over the course of a couple days. and japan is currently hosting the rugby world cup and the typhoon forced organizers to cancel their match. the parents of a 19-year-old who died in a crash with what with an american diplomat's wife are speaking out. they say they want justice after she left the country following the crash. and, a couple's big day interrupted by gunfire. the bride and bishop sent to the hospital. and it may have all been in the name of revenge.

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spiel on the suspect a gunman accused of opening fire in a wedding in new hampshire may have been out for revenge. just weeks before the shooting, investigators say the groom's son and murdered the suspect's

stepfather. police say wedding guests tackled the suspect after he shot the bride and a bishop during the ceremony. laura ingalls reporting live from the newsroom. >> inside the new england pentecostal church as horror effect. a shooter opened fire at a wedding saturday morning. and that's the steps on and shot and killed october 1st. that suspect in that case is the son of the groom. so this all unfolded just as the groom's wedding was getting underway with such left the bishop of the church and the bride with gunshot wounds. both are recovering from their injuries. the wife of one of the church as deacons who is helped stop the shooting called him a hero.

>> my husband eventually called and he said that the young man had come into the church, and sat down and was there for a couple minutes and then stood up and started working towards the altar where the wedding was going on. he then heard the shots and he kind of jumped into action and he tackled the person. >> holloway was taken into custody at the scene and has been charged with multiple felonies including attempted murder and assault in addition to a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm. he will be in court tomorrow. >> the funeral for the suspect stepfather was supposed to be at the very same church after the wedding. >> friends and family members of luis garcia who was murdered october 1st showed up to find on the yellow crime scene tape can police officers and ambulances. and that's two hours after the wedding had to be canceled.

and that -- it's not clear if the injured bishop was part of that training but police say the fact that so many jumped into action will certainly help to keep the casualty count down. >> from my understanding, they basically gang tackled him. the investigation moves forward. >> trace: laura ingle live in the newsroom. the parents of young british men who died in a crash with an american diplomat's wife are urging her to go back to engla england. harry dunn's mom and dad spoke in new york this morning and they said they want the woman accused of killing their son to face justice after she left under diplomatic immunity.

>> she needs to come back and face what she's done and face us as a family and face our u.k. system and it do the thing. >> cops say they think that she was driving on the wrong side of the road near a british air base that the u.s. military also uses when she crashed into his motorcycle. it happened back in august. officials in both countries appear to have agreed that she does not have diplomatic immunity because she left the country as a suspect. our senior foreign affairs reporter from london, greg? >> this emotional and controversial story stepped up a few notches today. they came to the states hoping to apply more pressure first in new york. they aim to get the american

woman that british police asked suspect was responsible for the death of the young man sent back to the u.k. to face justice. >> should have been a clear-cut case and it should have been simple. we promised terry as a family when we lost him that night, when we were talking to him in the hospital when we lost him already that we would make sure that justice was done. >> that's emotional stuff. again, he was killed writing his motorcycle in late august in central england when he was hit by a car driving on the wrong side of the road. police believe that person is american ann sokolov. it's reported that her husband is that intelligence officer at a british air base near the scene of the accident. she now says that she is sorry

about the accident and she would like to meet the british parents and the british parents said no way, not yet until she comes back and faces that music. >> trace: greg, thank you. tomorrow our own dana perino will speak alive with the parents at 2:00 p.m. eastern on" the daily briefing." american airlines flight 9940 is declaring an emergency and is now diverted to richmond airport in virginia. they requested fire trucks to meet them on the runway and that we are told that plane is in the process of landing. it is a commuter jet. it is probably maybe 75-110 people defending sonic depending on configuration of people on board. wwe the reason they choose these alternate airports en route is

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don't know the problem inside the plane right now. we'll keep you updated as it develops. i'm trace. "your world with neil cavuto" starts right now. ♪ >> was it worth the fuss? the good, the bad and the trade ugly. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. all good news, both sides are talking. to hear the white house tell it, talks will be continuing and china will be buying a lot more from us in the united states. but the bad news, china tells warning against anyone popping champagne corks as yet. the ugly news? china president warning any attempt to divide its country