>> carley feels bad, i'm suggesting he transition to career in real estate, missing extra point in game with the titans. >> it doesn't matter. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> all right, monday october 21st and secret and supposedly bipartisan delegation of lawmakers are now back in washington after visit to middle east for syrian peace talks. >> and serious top british commander says he's willing to work with the white house, we are live with the exclusive interview. >> look at that, tornadoes breaking havoc in america's heart land. rob: path of destruction as there are thousands of people waking up today in the dark, also starting today students in one state must say good-bye to

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battle between the president and house speaker, good morning, mark. >> good morning to you, guys, the speaker's office say the congressional delegation that had a chance to make multiple stops in the middle east, lawmakers meeting with several leaders including the king of jordan, afghanistan's president as well as u.s. secretary mark esper who was also abroad. including one republican house member, pelosi's office put out a statement following the visit, this is what she had to say, quote, meeting with and hearing directly from the troops and diplomats on the ground is essential for congress to conduct effective overnight in our mission in afghanistan, president trump weighed in on the trip as lawmakers continued to criticized his decision to pull troops out of syria, he put out this tweet following the visit, quote, she should find out why obama drew the red line in the sand and did nothing losing syria in all respect, all this comes as kurdish military leaders tell fox news they are deeply disappointed in president

trump's troop withdrawal decision and still remain hopeful to have cooperative relationship with the u.s., south carolina republican senator lindsey graham says he now supports the president's in syria, major reversal from what we heard last week until now graham was one of the toughest critics on the decisions to remove u.s. forces from the region. >> i'm increasingly optimistic that we can have historic solutions in syria that have alluded us for years if we play our cards right. i blame erdoga for the invasion, not trump. >> last week the house voted overwhelmingly to approve resolution condemning the president's syria strategy, we do expect to see the president little on later, possibly during cabinet meeting and looking to see if he makes any news there, guys, thank you. rob: marks, thank you so much. jillian: jack keane says president trump deserves some credit for his decisions on syria.

rob: but also say it is troops will still need keep familiar threat from reemerging. >> the president deserves some credit here. erdogan called the president and initiated a team over there to negotiate a cease fire, we got a cease fire, seems to be doing fairly well given cease fires in syria are notoriously bad and we may get a permanent one. i believe the cease fire will give us an opportunity, policymakers to take a deep breath here, consider all of the implications of what has taken place, good and bad and maybe reset the table a little bit, what i'm hoping is that we leave some presence of forces in syria working with the syrian kurds and the arabs and we make certain that we are staying on top of isis. >> defense secretary mark esper confirmed on sunday that u.s. troops are not leaving the middle east and will move from syria to western iraq to continue the fight against isis.

rob: fox news alert, today the identities of 3 soldiers killed in a training exercise at fort stewart are expected to be released. the army is investigating how a bradley fighting vehicle like the one you see on the screen rolled over into the water at georgia military base 3, other soldiers are recovering from injuries, in a statement the army calling it a heartbreaking day for third infantry division and entire fort stewart community adding hearts and prayers go to all families affected by this tragedy. crews will search through a rubble of collapsed under construction hotel for last two victims after two cranes danger dangerously loomed had been demolished. officials calling the explosion a success.

the cranes still standing, the crane still standing is stable and will be taken down in pieces, the cause of that under construction hotel collapse that killed people is under investigation. >> chaos in hong kong overnight as angry mobs go in rampage with arson attacks, setting stores on fire during the illegal prodemocracy rally, police responding with pepper spray, teargas and water cannons during 8-hour violent spray, at one point spraying blue dye on demonstrators infused with pepper solution, protests are now entering the 20th weekend, hong kong's government is condemning the protests. congressman adam schiff under fire losing national security. >> unfair, and we have officers going up there to testify about important security-related matters without a state

department lawyer in the room and not being prepared, not being allowed to know what it says and not able to protect the state department, not able to protect the united states and adam schiff ought to be embarrassed by the kangaroo court he's running. >> acting white house mick mulvaney trying to walk back admission of quid pro quo. >> part of the thing that he was worried -- >> withholding funds? >> yeah, which ultimately flowed. >> mulvaney further clarifying comments on fox news sunday. >> why did you say that? >> that's what people said that i said, here is what i said, there were two reasons that we held up the aid, the first one was the ramped corruption in

ukraine. president trump was worried about other nations, particularly european nations were helping with foreign aid as well. >> discussions related to looking into dnc servers were not tied to that foreign aid. >> overnight a powerful tornado touching down in texas leaving more than 145,000 people without power. >> a tornado! hey! a tornado! >> ripping through dallas causing several build to go collapse. rob: strong winds tearing down trees, taking out power lines and flipping trailers on the highway, there have been unbelievably no reports of any deaths or serious injuries at this point. janice dean joining us right now, janice, is the risk over at this point? >> no, we still have the potential for strong winds,

certainly heavy rainfall and isolated tornadoes as we go through the day, we still have tornado watches in effect, we have at least 2 reports of tornadoes, one of them moving through the heavily populated dallas region, of course, we will continue to see the damage reports as the son comes up, this was a nocturnal tornado, it came when it was dark and people couldn't visibly see it but if you had your weather radio on and listened to forecast you would know that we were under severe weather watch for several hours, there's the watches right now, those are tornado watches as we go through the next couple of hours stretching from texas through louisiana up through arkansas and even parts of the tennessee and ohio river valley and we have a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings for northeast texas and towards arkansas, the risk continues today through parts of texas into louisiana, mississippi, up towards tennessee, again, there's where we have the watches and the warnings for the next couple of hours, that line

of thunderstorms will start to weaken over the next couple of hours, so that's good news but, of course, for those of you saying you didn't have any warnings, there was plenty of warnings, this was not like hurricane, tornadoes, you only have a few minutes when there's tornado warning, but they certainly were given ample amount of time that you could have been in severe weather risk. future radar, you will get a piece of this, we could see potential for heavy rain along with this front as it moves through. so unfortunately, you know, you go through heavily populated neighborhood you will see damage, thankfully right now we don't have any deaths. rob: janice, thanks. jillian: ten minutes after the hour, ohio looking to hold big pharma accountable for the countless lives lost during the opioid epidemic. >> major trial about the start

after failed last-minute deal. rob: there potentially could be a third party emerging from the 2020 race and it might not be the libertarians or the independents, it could be the socialists this time, we have a guest coming up that said that it could be barney's time to shine let's get down to business.

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>> so do socialists have enough support to start their own ticket, here to weigh in democratic strategist and partner kevin, thanks for coming on this morning. >> thanks for having me. rob: i cannot fathom that the socialists would risk in 2020 doing something third party and handing donald trump a reelection, do you think that's even a possibility? >> well, i think as long as bernie sanders is still the leader of the socialist movement which he still is, that that won't happen, we saw what he did in 2016 when he lost that very hotly contested primary to hillary clinton, a lot of his supporters were upset that he came out and said, hey, this election is too important, don't go third party, let's unit behind senator clinton and i think that he would probably sound the same message this time if he's not successful. now, i don't know if his party or his group of supporters will be happy with that but i think what we have seen from him is that he will get behind the

democratic nominee and i think he's pledged to do that again this time. jillian: headline from politico magazine that really says a lot in few words, aoc-sanders endorsement won't change 2020 but eight might change the democratic party and you can go onto see a quote there, talks about the timing of the endorsement, sending sharp message to the party establishment and progressive movement. so my question to you is, okay, so maybe this isn't necessarily going to change the party in 2020 but what's to happen beyond 2020? >> well, there's no denying that the democratic socialists of america have begun to expand, i believe 60 new chapters have popped up in the last year and surprisingly it's not in new york where you would associate some of the far-left factions or in california, but it's in areas of the rust belt, areas where trump had a lot of success and areas that propelled him to victory in 2016, because the message that the socialists are

beating the drum about is resinates with people in those areas, when you talk about the fact that healthcare premiums have increased more than wages have increased, or the rising cost of tuition which continues to skyrocket and 8 times -- going up 8 times faster than wages are going up. when you look at the numbers and the fact that people feel as though the people at the very top are getting wealthier and wealthier and it's not trickling down to the middle class or lower class, you see the attraction of socialism particularly among young people. rob: there's a way to combat some of the issues and there are some issues with capitalism but there's a way to do that without being a socialist, that's kind of what elizabeth warren is all about. let's look at the platform policies here of bernie sanders and also aoc there in the picture, you can see this is an extraordinarily expensive platform that they have. tell me why elizabeth warren who does back at least medicare for all at this point, why is she

not left enough you think for democrats or at least the far left wing of the democratic party? >> well, i think for the socialists she's not far left enough because she doesn't go as far as bernie sanders does when attacking the ultra rich, he's come out and said she's a capitalist to her bones and that's something that bernie sanders has called her out about saying he's not a capitalist and he doesn't think billionaires should exist, she tries to tell the loin and say that while he wants to rein in some of the wealth and make sure people pay their fair share, she's not going to completely attack the entire sort of base of billionaires that are out there, the 100 or so billionaires in america, she's not going to completely eliminate them but wants them to pay their fair share and dodged on questions whether or not her healthcare plan will increase taxes on the middle taxes and that's something that people want to take a harder stand on, done

increase on people who can't afford it. >> she will release the plan coming up and it will have to increase those taxes. 18 minutes after the hour now, hillary clinton accusing tulsi gabbard of being a russian asset. >> i think they've got their eye on somebody who is currently in the democratic primary and are grooming her to be the third-party candidate. she's a favorite to the russians. >> 2020 candidate firing back calling out the party, carley shimkus up next with the brewing battle (alarm beeping) welcome to our busy world. where we all want more energy. but with less carbon footprint. can we have both? at bp, we're working every day to make energy that's cleaner and better. and we see possibilities everywhere.

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assange will fight extradition to the united states, serving 50-day sentence for skipping bail, he was arrested and as you remember in the video dragged out of ecuadorian embassy in april after living in embassy in london for 7 years, daily mail reporting court battle could last 6 years and cost british taxpayers nearly $800,000. >> today 3 parents are expected to change their pleas to guilty in the college admission's scandal, they spent more than $800,000 combined to alter their children's test scores, 18 parents including felicit hoffman have pleaded guilty, hoffman is almost nearly done serving 14-day prison sentence. others waiting trial. rob: 2020 hopeful tulsi gabbard blasting hillary clinton. >> they said clinton will never forget that she and her rich and

powerful friends will make sure that you're destroyed but if you stand up against hillary and the party power brokers, they will destroy you and discredit your message. jillian: carley shimkus fox news 24/7 siriusxm 115. >> tulsi gabbard is firing back after suggesting that vladimir putin is grooming -- >> grooming her to be the third-party candidate, she's a favorite to the russians and they have a bench of other ways of supporting her so far. >> all right, so gabbard believes clinton is attacking her because she supported bernie sanders in 2016, one twitter user says i'm a conservative but liking what i'm hearing, ms. gabbard, love your

forthrightness. and then glen says love it, take no prisoners tulsi, several democratic candidates like beto o'rourke, andrew yang, they've all criticized clinton for making this unsounded suggestion. rob: all right, talking about medicare for all for a second which seems might too far left for democrats, let's listen to rahm emmanuel. >> when president obama did aca was to be built upon and not to be pulled out and start over again, this is a 100-year effort. >> this proves how far to the left democrats have gone, he thinks obamacare is the way to go, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results and this twitter user say that is when rahm emmanuel ain't buying it you know you're being sold a load of garbage.

>> mitt romney has a secret twitter account, i guess not so secret anymore? >> he told atlantic, he says i won't give you the name of it, i'm following 668 people, the account's name is pierre delecto, matches the details described in the romney profile piece in which romney described himself as lurker, my goodness, twitter has to be talking about this one, kathy says do you think he's the only blue check that does this, no way. carlos danger, that's not good, guys. [laughter] rob: okay. jillian: 26 minutes after the hour now, resort reversal president trump pulling the plug on hosting the g7 summit at his miami resort after major backlash from democrats and the media, the midwest mayor with new offer to the president.

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syria, this drawing criticism from the president, defense secretary mark esper made announced visit to the region. >> all right, boris johnson pushing new vote to split with the eu and just 10 days until the aide deadline. jillian: ashley webster live in london, good morning, ashley. ashley: hey, good morning, jillian, yeah, you know everything that involving brexit is frustrating for the government, those for it an those against it, bottom line boris johnson was supposed to get his new deal in front of parliament saturday, it all flopped, he didn't do it because an amendment was called but he will try again today, in true brexit fashion there's a good chance that he won't be allowed to, he introduced it once on

saturday even though he didn't address it and won't be allowed to do in the same session. confused everybody is when it comes to bring brexit because there's so much rules and regulation that's hampering the johnson administration, the johnson government to get this thing moved. what are the scenarios? jeremy corbyn, opposition leader, labour party would like to introduce a referendum, whatever deal is approved, the people should be allowed to have a say. fury, labour plat to wreck brexit. this could be the week where we get a better idea but don't hold your breath. eu won't grant any extension until what happens. maybe early december in another general election because the parliament is split and unable

to make a decision at all. i have a feeling i will be covering this for years and years to come. jillian: keep us updated then. [laughter] jillian: thank you. toddler is shot dead and an 11-month-old baby struck by fire in philadelphia, gunman in targeted attack, 11-month-old boy shot and he's in critical condition, no arrests have been made. today the first opioid trial begins in ohio, two counties suing several drug companies including 3 of the bug distributers, will focus on whether the companies were obligated of fueling opioid

crisis, ohio trial expected to see how rulings in other cases will go. rob: mayor of milwaukee wants president trump to consider his city as the site of the next g7 summit, the mayor writing a letter to the president highlighting the community, wisconsin is an excellent position to demonstrate a complete picture of america's society and economy, milwaukee is already preparing next year's democratic convention, trying to get the state back, new location needs to be chosen for the g7 after the president scrapped plans to host at miami doral resort. vice president mike pence heading to key battleground state, vp to visit a high-tech glass maker in pennsylvania to push an updated free trade agreement with méxico and canada, the usmca the white house and democrats have made progress towards passing the usmca into law, the president frustrated it's not already been done. >> australian airline complete it is longest nonstop commercial flight ever, it took airlines 19

hours and 16 minutes to fly from new york to sidney. >> that is a best. >> 19 hours on a plane, researchers using more than 10,000-mile to study how the long flights affect the human body and their crew as well. next test flight from london to sidney which i think will go the other way actually takes off next month. >> wow, i mean, i might go crazy. rob: i've done 16, 19 is just nuts. all right, 35 minutes after the hour, democrats divided over presidential candidate tulsi gabbard after hillary clinton accused her of being a russian asset, but is an allege like that going to backfire on on the dem's chances in 2020? we will debate that coming up next. >> lawmakers looking to burst your bubble where there's a new proposal to ban balloons, we are coming back on this monday

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jillian: good morning to you, welcome back, senator elizabeth warren says she'll reveal her plan to pay for medicare all soon, the 2020 democrat has been criticized for weeks for not revealing a price tag. >> the cost estimates on medicare for all vary by trillions and trillions of dollars. this is something i've been working on for months and months and it's got a little more work until its finished. >> warren says her plan will decrease healthcare costs but didn't say if it will raise taxes on the middle class, a question many people are wondering. brand-new warning from joe biden what he calls president trump's increasingly erratic behavior, biden telling fundraising crowd

in connecticut, quote, what worries me more about him the more pressure he receives the more erratic he will become, adding, quote, he has another year he could easily get us into a war with iran and easily conflict of consequence that he didn't even understand what he was doing, this is a really, really, really delicate time between now and next november. the former vice president also suggested president trump could lead to the end of nato. rob: democrats rallying behind tulsi gabbard. >> i don't know what the basis are. >> she's her own person. >> support there, democrats finally stop calling the president a russian agent, also

talking about tulsi gabbard as well, here to discuss -- let's listen in. >> she's a favorite to the russians, they have a bunch of sites and boots and other ways of supporting her so far and that's assume that jill stein might give it up which she might not. rob: my first question is hillary clinton alleging that tulsi gabbard is with the russians or favored by the russians? >> and that they are most likely interfere in our 2020 election, and she doesn't say any specific person on who she thinks that they are potentially grooming but third-party candidate.

tulsi has stated that she has no intentions of running as a third-party candidate and she will be a democrat. rob: what's your response to this, when you see this? what do you say? >> well, i say that hillary clinton just cannot get over the 2016 election, she's seeing russians literally everywhere including in her own party and it's beyond irresponsible to call tulsi gabbard a russian asset, she's a decorated military vet and a sitting congressman but what it shows to voters now that trump is not the target, it shows the lengths at which the democratic establishment will go to destroy a political opponent, it's actually destroying america and face in political system and shame on them because essentially hillary clinton invented the russian hoax and eventually mueller dismissed it and she was never held accountable and she can do it to whoever she wants. rob: let's listen to tulsi get back to hillary clinton.

>> hillary clinton will never forget that her and rich powerful friends will make sure you are destroyed but if you stand against hillary and party powered brokers, they will destroy and discredit your message. rob: fullery's response? >> i think that's a powerful message. you know, she is someone that served our country and fought for our country and there's no evidence that she's a russian agent so we will have to see what the voters make a determination on who they want as democratic candidate. rob: this split is ugly for democrats, doesn't make them look good? >> no, it doesn't look good. >> it shows you sort of split when democratic establishment and more grassroots candidates, notice the candidates are defending tulsi, pete, beto, what it shows voters whatever they think about donald trump the democrats will slime in any way to sunday to make sure he

doesn't way, it's not about winning on the ideas, it's about crushing your political opponent any way possible and that should send a terrible message to voters across the country. rob: kelly, go ahead. >> what about what trump did with the ukraine president, you want to talk about him trying get evidence, what do you call that? >> the transcript showed that there was no quid pro quo. there was no discussion of military aid, i have a favor for you, that has nothing to do with military aid and it was not about biden, it was the ukrainians -- let me tell you something else about trump, he's provided more aid to ukrainians than barack obama and keep sliming trump he will win reelection. rob: we will end it there because we have spun to donald trump land which i thought would probably happen, thank you so much about talking about tulsi and hillary clinton.

>> thank you. >> thanks. jillian: coming up national pets for vets day, we are talking about the importance of service dogs with service members an the dogs that you can see right here onset. rob: hey, guys, first which ebbing with steve doocy, birthday boy, happy birthday, steve. >> thank you very much, i had a lot of cake and good food and now it's back to work. 37. [laughter] steve: coming up on "fox & friends" in about 15 minutes, there's outrage erupting across the state of florida as the fate of embattled former broward sheriff scott is set to be decided by a florida state senate, they will convene later today and decide whether or not to reinstate him in the town despite his failures over the parkland shooting response, the father of one of the victims will join us live and speak out. plus look at this lineup, we have newt gingrich, we have dan bongino and mike huckabee and

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benjamin and laura and jason from the petco foundation, thanks for coming on this morning. david, we will start with you, a lot of people come back from war and they're messed up, what can a dog do to help that? >> it's a nice transition, rob, to get us into productive members of society again where we don't want to talk to anybody, fear judgment, a dog doesn't do that, right, just like god spelled backwards. jillian: someone said to me once benjamin that really stuck with me and said dogs are a big part of our lives but we are their entire life, you come back from service and you have this dog now that you're his entire world. >> that's very true, when you're in the military they spend a lot of time in training you for the fight that you will encounter and down range and they don't

talk about coming back at home, veterans transition from full-time active duty service to working in private sector and having a companion that's there with you, that's your entire world to help ease that transition, give the individual purpose, a mission, comfort during those dark times, those quiet times that are all too often with veterans this day and age. rob: i think you have a story if i'm not mistaken, you had a dog who actually saved your life? >> shiyan, pit bull mix, two of my friends commit suicide, one before we deployed and one after we deployed. i found myself at 45 pistol in my mouth, as i was squeezing the trigger my rescue pit bull and the door was latched by the way, jillian, rob, she walked in and saved my life and big way of getting this, what we have personally sacrificed which

isn't a lot to me compared with ben, petco helped saving so many lives of dogs who are no choice in their fate and military heros who deserve credit. rob: that's a story there. jillian: how has jolene saved your life? >> i came on active duty on 2016 and, you know, by every measurable means that you could -- you know, by every quantifiable means, i spent time as enlisted man as green beret and later on infantry officer but i still found as small business owner transitioning very successfully but i still had a lot of trouble kind of integrating myself back into the private sector, finding time for myself and finding a lot of structure that existed in my personal life, professionally it had always been a significant demand but personally i had never been to my own devices, so to speak.

getting jolene gave me structure and something to care about at home and really gave me the type of love and affection in my personal life that up until that point i hadn't had for a very long time. >> that is really cool. laura and jason at the end here working with the petco foundation. >> it's great to support organizations like david companion for heros and do that with petco foundation and offering grants and investing in servicemen and women and their companions and setting them up for a successful future. jillian: laura, talk about how the dogs become service dogs and companion dogs, a lot of the dogs have been sitting in shelters, they are facing euthanized and they are saved. it's like everyone is saving everyone right now.

>> it's a win win for everybody. the dogs get saved from the shelter from possible euthanation. everybody can donate at the stores and then we in turn offer grants, we just provided them with a 50,000-dollar grant in october to help in their efforts. jillian: fantastic, if people want more information? >> petco.com, you can donate, all 50 stores are collecting for helping heros this month. >> thank you obviously for your service and thank you. rob: great story. and we will be right back.

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rob: welcome back. starting today. students don't be allowed to carry traditional backpacks into their arizona high school. officials making the ban in an effort to keep students safe. belongings will be allowed inside clear book bags, clear totes and also plastic ziploc bags. schools nationwide enforcing similar bans in response to the parkland school shooting that left 17 people dead. jillian: new york lawmakers bursting the bubble on balloon releases to protect the environment. several politicians looking to cush the ban balloons, weddings and beyond. fine violators 10 bucks per

balloon. the balloon remnants infiltrate and kill animals. join five states who have already similar policies in place. rob: ed the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. this rescue doggone impression. pup sitting on the ledge of a cliff in australia. look at them. a rescuer reaching the cliff putting jimmy the border collie in a harness. it's unclear how the pup got up there. jillian: next the bad. terrifying moments for two sisters watching tv. check this out. [screaming] oh my goodness. tree smashing through their d.c. area home it. appears they were not seriously hurt. >> that's good. finally the ugly, mother's pair normal nightmare going viral. noticed a ghostly figure

laying next to her sleeping son. turns out the baby ghost was this picture printed on her son's mattress. she says her husband forgot to put the mattress protector when he changed the sheets. yikes. have a good day. ♪ ♪ ainsley: i was down in florida covering the story for fox and dierks bentley was there we were throughout night. he and his wife. steve: at the bar? brian: that means you were at the bar. ainsley: whole crew we had to go and talk about what we were going to do for the story we were covering. he was the nicest guy. steve: did he base the song on what you said to him that day. ainsley: of course, all of his songs are about me. brian: did you recognize him right away: were there other people around