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carley: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday. heather: thank you for starting the day with us. russia will begin helping turkey clear kurdish fighters from the turkey syria border in a matter of hours. vladimir putin and president erdogan striking a deal extending the cease-fire brokered by the us last week. >> forcing the kurds 20 miles south of the syrian border over the next six days. they will begin joint military control of the buffer zone after the deadline. it is unclear if kurdish fighters will agree to the demand. as we wait to see if the cease-fire holds, mike pence is pushing for a long-lasting agreement. >> constant communication with both sides. and the permanent cease-fire in

the next day, more peace and stability. todd: donald trump have special representative, the us troop withdrawal did not prompt the turkish invasion after top military officers say the human is to blame. as troops withdraw from syria they are discussing -- >> former cia director general david petraeus said the military must focus on preventing a resurgence. of isis. >> this is very important that we regroup as quickly as we can to keep the pressure on the islamic state, a big achievemen now partners who did that hard fighting on the ground are having to look to their own safety and security as we have withdrawn. isis has not been a deliberate well-planned and phased operation it is a chaotic endeavor.

the turks now coordinating with the russians will work out what is going to happen on the border, 20 miles inside syria, a very long border. and there is also a fair amount of it. >> 176,000 people were displaced during the turkish offenses. heather: investigation into the origins of the russia probe expanding. obama intel officials john brennan and james clapper will be questioned. they were in high-ranking positions when the steel dossier was used for surveillance on the trump campaign. george papadopoulos who claims he was targeted by the fbi. >> foreign governments that were probably products or weapon eyes

to do the dirty work of the obama administration are the achilles' heel of the previous administration. >> new evidence comes from a trip to rome by william barr and john durham. todd: donald trump talking about jobs and energy in pittsburgh as joe biden in scranton. a new poll shows the majority of voters in swing states do not want the president impeached. griff jenkins joins us with details. >> reporter: we have seen a slight increase in support for impeachment in national polls, a new new york times poll in swing states, pennsylvania, michigan, florida, carolina, wisconsin and arizona painting a different picture. 53% oppose impeaching trump, 43% support impeachment and removal.

that is front and center as the president heads to a state where he barely click click in 2016 talking about jobs. he told politico this, i know pennsylvania and pennsylvanians will not be sold by the blind promotion of trump's irresponsible trade wars. pence who was in pennsylvania yesterday shot back. >> when joe biden was vice president pennsylvania lost 50,000 manufacturing jobs. the obama administration, this country lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs. if joe biden wants to defend nafta and thinks we shouldn't get tough with trading partners demanding free and fair and reciprocal trade we have that debate every day. >> reporter: key witnesses in the impeachment inquiry like bill taylor continue to appear behind closed doors, tells the gabbard coming to the defense of republicans calling for transparency in the process.

>> a lot of meetings have been held behind closed doors, the potential to undermine the integrity of what should be a nonpartisan investigation. todd: get ready for fighting words, biden delivers economic policy, in his original hometown of scranton, pennsylvania with remarks at 3:30 in pittsburgh. todd: the two of us will make many trips to pennsylvania in the next 350 days. it looks close this time. the search for a missing west point cadet, k carita of california went missing friday. and missing 130 soldiers joining helicopters and dive teams already searching the area around the military academy. authorities believe he may be

nearby because his phone hasn't been used in 72 hours. a teenager under arrest accused of shooting a fellow student and heading back to class. he opened fire after an argument with the victim. the shooting forcing the school to go on lockdown for hours in santa rosa, california. police on the suspect in class, he faces attempted murder charges. the victim expected to survive. the gun hasn't been found. another person drove off with it. >> the fate of scott israel will be decided today. the full florida senate will vote on officially recruiting him from office. they will follow a senate committee recommendation to fire him. sheriff's real has been suspended since january over his department's response to the school shooting. 17 people were killed. the governor of pennsylvania

signed a veto on abortion ban. if it passes, tom will speaking against a heartbeat bill proposed by state lawmakers. wolf writes a 6-week abortion ban defined all practical understanding of modern women's healthcare. these policies run counter to a notion of individual freedom and back sound scientific basis. abortion allowed in pennsylvania up to 24 weeks until pregnancy. todd: house lawmakers will consider a federal statement to the house ways and means committee to vote on a bill that would tax e cigarettes. this is a moment to a tax on regular cigarettes and if approved it will generate $10 billion over the next decade. this is in response to dozens of vaping linked deaths nationwide. >> i know you were excited. this specific area. going out on halloween could get

some kids more than candy bars. one virginia town is threatening jail time. the trick-or-treaters already the age of 14. >> i don't understand. >> there has to be a cut off. there be for halloween? trick-or-treating at 40? todd: the larry david bill, violators could face 6 months in jail and fines, 6 months in jail. police don't plan on enforcing this policy but i always head to virginia. jillian: it should be, larry david bill. todd: democrats found a new way to fight climate change. make people, low-income people, pay more. will work? the next guest has a math lesson for the left. jillian: out of the disengagement session go so wrong? the amazing story behind that incredible picture.

todd: middle class families will pay tax to heat their homes to a new climate policy. carley: all going to affect next winter in seattle and 20 charge 20% for every gallon of oil used in the process but how do residents feel about these bills skyrocketing. todd: k tth radio, you say this is a really bad idea and won't do much to help the environment. >> when you talk about what this is doing for climate change, 2% of the total emissions in seattle. about 18,000 households at a

time when it is already incredibly expensive to live here. we are having this conversation about housing affordability and pushing people out. you have 24 sets on top of the traditional sales tax so it is already $3 a gallon for heating oil. at the end of the year it will cost the average person $1700. i call it the seattle heat tax. when it is cold we will tax you for it. it seems we are getting out of control. >> you said at up to $1700 but if you convert to an electric heat pump that costs about the same amount and this law would affect working-class and elderly folks who use oil in their homes so what are they to do? >> reporter: they are going to have to pay the bill. at the end of the day if you convert your self to a newer system will cost $15,000-$16,000

and that is on average which means a lot of folks a what will i do? pay the extra funding at the end of the year. it is not a high enough number to justify turning it over. they are going to have subsidies for people who are lower income and they seem to think that will work. most -- no one knows about them, 4% of the people who are eligible are signing up. it is going to hurt more families have not just low and middle income folks that senior citizens who don't have $16,000 to put into upgrading their heating system. >> i don't know anybody who is anti-environment. we want clean air and all that but seems a lot of places especially on the west coast come up with ridiculous rules that don't help the environment that hurt individuals. are you worried this could

spread nationwide? >> reporter: absolutely. this is legislating by virtue signal, telling the world we care about the environment but we are not going to do anything that will positively impact the environment in a meaningful way. at the same time we have this conversation they try to ban natural gas in new developments. that was postponed until next year but the concern is that will go down this path and cause a lot of problems without helping the environment. carley: charging people to stay warm sounds cruel. 17 after the hour. trouble for actress lori laughlin. why she may be seriously regretting that not guilty plea. carley: as cory booker runs for president, our next guest is running for his senate seat. rick matos has a story about the american dream and is here to call him out for being mia in

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todd: lori laughlin and among her parents facing new charges in the college admission scandal, a bribery charge for those pleaded not guilty in the case. laughlin and her husband are accused of paying half 1 million together daughters and 2 usc. a mom known for her how to books on good parenting will be sentenced today. jane buckingham paid $50,000 for proctor to take her son's act test. >> a judge refusing to let jussie smollett off the hook, the lawsuit against the empire actor will move forward.

the city wants jussie smollett to reimburse the police department $130,000 spent on his alleged hate crime hoaxes he was facing $1600 in charges before they were suddenly dropped. now special prosecutors investigating whether jussie smollett should face, charges. he maintained his innocence. todd: as cory booker runs for president the gop taking aim at his new jersey senate seat. >> where is butkus when our children are suffering led poison? can't break free from cycles of poverty, public health and education are suffering and people are crying at night to get by. we won't played by you anymore. >> rick maynard said he is running to create real change in the garden state and he joins us live now.

we are happy to have you. tell us why you're running for senate and why do you think you can do better than cory booker? >> as cory booker done any job? one of the main reasons i entered this race is we've got to bring back family values. for too long he has been gallivanting along, where is he when people are struggling? can't break free from cycles of poverty, the lead crisis in the work, he is showboating around trying to raise money for his failed presidential bid and done nothing for the state. time for real leadership to step up and bring jersey values back to washington. todd: let's look at these numbers. a percentage of missed votes from january 1st to august 7th of this year. it is among those, 45% is a lot. he is not winning currently in the democratic nomination. obviously you want to be in dc making votes and making change.

>> it is not just about dc but bringing jersey proud back to dc. if you see the statistics more people are leaving the state than living in there. i want to make new jersey a place we are proud of. we need real leadership in dc. my platform is on things that matter to folks in new jersey. we are struggling with healthcare. the drugs are unaffordable. i started my career in pharmacy and i know what it is like to have cumbersome regulations, we need to make changes towards that. >> considering your background as a pharmacist, how do you push toward medicare for all? >> if you have medicare for all, the intent of medicare has been shot down. program to help seniors and the most vulnerable and it is a

program that will actually bankrupt us. how are we focusing on those that need government subsidies? we are not. how are we going to fund it? we haven't answered that yet. todd: in the 30 seconds remaining can we fix healthcare? >> we have to look at free-market principles to look at bringing healthcare back. doctor burnout is serious. how do you build a healthcare system that doesn't focus on the healthcare workforce first? we need health professionals in dc. carley: there are others running for cory booker's seat as he runs for president. we will see what happens. >> check me out and follow our campaign. heather: jersey panel is here.

carley: it is 25 after the hour, donald trump heading to pennsylvania to talk energy. mike kelly will be here. the president has already made his mark on his state, he joins us live next. >> into left centerfield, the national take game one. heather: gnats, one came closer to winning the first world series ever at the risk of being to the center with the jersey panel. we send jillian to houston live coming up when "fox and friends first" continues on wednesday morning. - [narrator] do you have less energy than you used to?

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and they are striking a deal extending a cease-fire brokered by the us last week. forcing the kurds south of the syria border. they will begin joint military patrols of the buffer zone after the deadline. todd: a vote whether to remove scott israel from office, the sheriff was suspended since january over his response to the parkland school shooting. 17 people were killed. carley: milania trouble heading to capitol hill for an opioid roundtable meeting with administration officials and levers of congress about the impact of the support for patients and communities act which donald trump signed. todd: teachers will begin their seventh day of striking in chicago.

todd: elizabeth warren joining them at the picket line demanding a better contract deal. here is what is stalling negotiations. >> reporter: classes canceled wednesday with negotiations between the teachers union and the city stalling yet again, demonstrators got the support of elizabeth warren, herself a former teacher. her message to educators don't give up the fight. >> i am here to stand with every one of the people who stand for our children every day. >> reporter: teachers and staff in the third-largest school district in the nation are at odds over better pay, smaller class sizes and improve the benefits. >> they can provide choices in the city they can make to meet our demands. we are reasonable and looking for a just contractor. >> reporter: the union says demand that up to a costly to a

half billion dollars per year. a price the city can't afford. >> that is what taxpayers expect of us and what we are going to do. >> reporter: the mayor will deliver her 2020 but it address and those on stryker losing picket lines outside the school to city hall. >> you the members and community, parents, students and allies around the city converge on downtown chicago to make our voices heard. >> reporter: for now the teachers union is planning to strike thursday. the union president calling on supporters across the country to wear red thursday in a show of support. todd: republicans and democrats giving feuding interpretations on a bill, source telling fox news the acting us ambassador to ukraine testified that donald trump was willing to hold a military aid and white house meeting at leverage from the uk to investigate election interference.

they call it a game changer in the probe but republicans think the timeline. ukrainian it was held after donald trump's, the country. the white house firing back saying it is, quote, coordinated smear campaign from far left lawmakers, there was no quid pro quo. >> donald trump's plan to host the g7 is being used against him in court, democrats claiming the effort is proof the president is violating the emoluments clause in the constitution. lawmakers calling the president increasingly brazen in an attempt to profit off of the white house, donald trump scrapped the plan over the negative response to the announcement. donald trump went to pittsburgh to speak at an annual natural

gas event as the administering continues to advocate fracking. heather: battleground state becoming a force in the us fracking industry, here to weigh in on how fracking has become to his district is pennsylvania congressman mike kelly. let's look at these numbers and the impact on pennsylvania economy. 322,000 plus jobs linked to fracking which has a $44.4 billion economic impact on the state of pennsylvania. it will be a key state in 2020, always a key state because it is one of those purple states. do you think donald trump can when the climate argument in your state? >> we can say it is a climate argument but it is all about jobs, having lower energy costs, being able to keep costs low, make sure we have full employment. the president has a really good

position in pennsylvania especially western pennsylvania. he has done things that are absolutely incredible. people who said couldn't get on beside the about energy and that somehow we have to find a way to tax this because people are getting away with something they shouldn't be able to get away with, we are talking jobs and huge economic impact and a president who has won over the blue collar workers in america. >> some democrats wants to ban fracking like elizabeth warren. if that happens what would happen to your community? >> the advent of the shale fight and rutherford these are other layers, centuries of a product that we never knew was there before. this is a pie-in-the-sky idea that we are going to shut this down and replace it with something else of the question is what is the something else and what will it cost?

our electricity costs will go up 53% in the united states. it is no big deal, only 53%. if you get east coast and west coast of latest the don't get the impact that has on every day hard-working american people, i have no problem with elizabeth warren i hope she continues to talk, people who do kitchen table economic say this doesn't make sense to me at all. rob: let's look at the jump in jobs in the general area since donald trump took office january 2017, 150,000, that went up by 12,000 as of last month. what did the obama era regulations mean to the fracking industry in your region? >> we found something that was going to unleash our position in the world, not being energy dependent on anybody but being an energy exporter and doing

things we were never able to do before but it was about jobs, creating jobs, creating higher income, breathing life into the communities that were long ago left for dead. our goldmine started to get shutdown under the obama administration, looking at how to get through the darkest days. we find it in the resurrection of energy in the united states. carley: i am sure his speech will be a lively one as most of them are. thank you for being with us. rob: game one of the world series down to the wire. the washington nationals staying red-hot in houston. that slow shot that we saw -- carley: jillian joins us from the park where the home team has some work to do.

>> reporter: i have to tell you the energy was electric last night in the park. let's go to the highlights and show you what happened on the field because it was an exciting one to close it out. let's start at the top, rbi double giving them a 5-to lead and to the seventh, george springer set a record by homering in his fifth consecutive world series game and added an rbi double but that wasn't enough for the home team, holding on for the 5-4 win. after the game the nationals celebrating the first world series, game one, they were not the only ones celebrating, pretty much everyone in the city was last night, take a look. >> going to the game with your son.

>> got the food, got the socks on, orange and blue. there has to be a nationals fan in here somewhere. you are the one wearing red in the sea of blue and orange. how do they feel? >> it feels so good. >> reporter: what would it mean? >> so much. they have been waiting. >> since christian guzman, nick johnson, brian zimmerman. we've got to take these guys out and top the world. >> reporter: we found a handful nationals fans. here's a history lesson back to 1905. 70 of the teams that won game one went on to win the world series, 63%. that is the chance the nationals have. the astros lost game want to the dodgers in 2017.

it is always fun to have a little history. game 2 is tonight at 8:07 eastern. it is bound to be an exciting one. the astros have some work to do. we will be here for it all. todd: quite a pitching matchup yesterday, quite a pitching matchup tonight. carley: the pitching is probably better than your display yesterday. todd: that was amazing. appreciate the performance. carley: 40 minutes after the hour. shaquille o'neal sounds off on the nba china controversy. >> in america it is free speech, we are allowed to say what we want to say and speak about injustices which is how it goes. carley: he opposes lebron james, politics over the nba regular season tipoff.

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carley: shaquille o'neal supporting free speech is the nba feuds with the chinese government. >> one of our most important values is free speech, allowed to say what we want to say. from darrell mori who showed support prefer protests in hong kong. that is how it goes, something they have to deal with.carley: fans were seen waving a hong kong flag. rob: there was a resistance campaign in the white house, a warning will be published in

november and we will pull back the curtain on the trump administration. the other's identity will remain secret. there was a scathing op-ed claiming people in the administration want to stop the president's, quote, dangerous tendencies. mark zuckerberg in the hot seat. and crypto currency. >> why lawmakers on both sides raising red flags. >> mark zuckerberg will appear before the house financial services committee. they announced the crypto currency, wondering why facebook would get involved in such a project. he will not move forward until it does approve regulatory approval.

and prepared statement he did say there will be financial leadership and democratic values and oversight around the world if america doesn't innovate our financial leadership is not guaranteed. china is moving forward with definite ideas. there are a lot of questions about this. >> the favorite story of the day hands down. >> taco bell. the washington nationals, we all get a free del rio during the first inning so next wednesday, october 30th, you can get the free toledo's logo taco but if

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warren. carley: are phantom bernie sanders jumping ship? young american foundation joins us with more. in march, 6% of college student supported elizabeth warren. now that number is up to 33%. what happened there? >> we have seen a lot of movement. the field has narrowed down. young people are interested in this idea in the first place, this is an idea, this is not news to you or your viewers, they have been taught they can get something for nothing whether it be free college or free healthcare, now the race is on to see who will give the most free stuff without any concern for how will impact taxpayers are hard-working americans or whether the policies are mathematically possible.

the race is on for who can promise the most free stuff and young people are falling for that. todd: do you basically go after this college vote or say we need to go for the adults on the room, work for an honest day's pay and try to win the overall presidency in 2020? >> is an opportunity for conservatives to make the case about socialism being a harm to the united states. recent polling found while two thirds of high school and college students today feel income inequality is a greater problem than government intervention in the free market more than half of those say respondents were unable to define socialism. they seem to be buying into it but i don't think they understand what they are buying into or the damage it will cost to their future or the future of the country so there's an opportunity to make the case for freedom, for free market and show why socialism has failed before and it will fail here and do great harm.

carley: alexandria ocasio cortez and the squad endorsed bernie sanders which is surprising, they picked the older white gentlemen as opposed to a woman or minority. do you think there endorsement will do anything to raise the amount of support sanders is going to get among young people? >> the more important thing will come down to what is the state of the rising generation? do they have jobs, good paying jobs, do they have jobs where they are able to work full-time and those opportunities speak louder than the leftist leaders have been propped up by socialism or things like that so it will come down to our young people doing well in the economy and coming out of eight years of the obama administration people today whether they remember what that was like when i will be happier now with these free-market anti-regulation policies than they were under the obama administration. todd: fascinating turn of eventss.

53 after the hour, no more prom, one new jersey district get slammed for their shaming policies and political heavyweights join in on the fight. carley: washington nationals get extra fanfare during game one of the world series thanks to everyone's viral song sensation.

todd: sex offender suing the sheriff's office for putting out no trick or treat signed at their homes, meant to keep kids safe on halloween but sex offenders argue the signs violate their freedom of speech and privacy. 2020 hopefuls bernie sanders and cory booker vowing to illuminate school lunch debt. and banning students from extracurricular activities like prom and field trips if they owe $75 in lunch death. policy allows students to eat any meal regardless of debt after trying to give them a tuna sandwich for lunch, schools not accepting donations to pay debt. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a walk up song surprisingly

being used to celebrate, the washington nationals for making the world series. ♪ todd: sounds beautiful on the organ. the washington national cathedral using the church organ to play baby shark. tennessee gives you every reason to stay away. >> i am done. start begging right now. shouldn't have come here. todd: a medical relief for the waiver and create a safe word. never thought i would say safe word on national tv but $20,000 you can take it. the engagement photos after trying sparkling wine into his fiancée's now he accidentally poured too much showering her in alcohol. they were trying to greet create

an engagement photo based on pictures. "fox and friends first" continues. rob: it is wednesday, october 23rd. the president and joe biden delivering their economic messages in the keystone state today. jillian: blue-collar joe will try to sway the blue wave. a bombshell warning about an act plot to interfere in the 2020 elections. rob: where is action from congress on this and why has this become facebook's fight? >> into left-center field. the national take game one. rob: world series game one in