candy from your kids? >> absolutely. it's the daddy tax. rates. that's pretty good. jasper, i need to send him trick-or-treating. >> he would do well. >> dana: thank you. will watch you on fox nation and "the greg gutfeld show." thanks for joining me on "the daily briefing." see you on "the five." in the meantime, here is trace. >> i have costumes and reese's. accused of raping and 8-year-old. he was on the street after woman accused him of sexually assaulting her and biting off parts of her face. we will tell you why a loophole could let him go free. we'll talk to a 9-year-old boy whose cancer treatments been cut short by a drug shortage. he and his mom join us live and we hear how the drug companies are responsible. the news starts now.

fox news reporting begins with investigating the investigators. president trump weighing in on new developments in the probe of how the russia investigation started. top house democrats accusing the white house of turning the justice department into a vehicle for political revenge. sources telling fox news the investigation into possible misconduct by officials in the fbi and justice department has turned into a criminal case. that means the u.s. attorney overseeing the investigation, john durham, can now subpoena witnesses filed charges, and impanel graduates. chief white house correspondent john roberts reporting live. >> good afternoon. fox news was told a couple weeks ago the prosecutor prosecutor john durham was expanding the scope of this investigation based on what he had found, adding staff and extending the timeline beyond election day.

the fact that this is now a criminal investigation really does take it to a new level. as to why this investigation has now morphed into a criminal investigation, fox news was told the upcoming department of justice inspector general's report into possible fisa abuses will shed some light on it. in a letter to judiciary and government oversight committee chairman in the senate and house, the inspector general michael horowitz saying that his draft report is lengthy and will be ready soon and that he anticipates it will be released publicly and with the redactions. on his way out the door, president trump waited on the new direction of the durham investigation. >> i think you're going to see a lot of really bad things. a lot of people think and they know they have problems because they were very dishonest. i leave it all up to the attorney general. i leave it all up to the people

that are working with the attorney general who i don't know. but i will say i think you'll see things nobody would have believed. this was the worst hoax in the history of our country. >> you notice the president is keeping it at arm lengths, saying he's leaving it up to the attorney general but not everyone is going to buy it. it's the only mention how democrats are not happy about it. what else are they saying? >> they are clearly not happy. they are attacking the attorney general bill barr and by association also attacking john durham as well. while durham is a career prosecutor and investigator who has also worked with the obama and bush administrations over the years, democrats today basically dismissed him as a partisan shell and that the whole investigation is nothing but a political hit job. a joint statement from jerry nadler and adam schiff, saying "these reports, if true,

raise profound new concerns that the department of justice under attorney general william barr has lost its independence and become a vehicle for president trump's political revenge. if the department of justice may be used as a tool of political retribution or to help the president with the political narrative for the next election, the rule of law will suffer new and irreparable damage." that's directed toward the attorney general william barr but also by association john durham who early in the obama administration was appointed by then attorney general eric holder to look into possible abuses of terrorist suspects by the cia and investigation that resulted in a criminal investigation being brought in a couple cases in 2011. partisan shill for you decide. >> trace: john roberts, thank you. let's bring in chris wallace. as always, great to see you.

i want to pick up where john left off. bill barr and john durham appear to be pretty straight shooters. >> well, i think john durham certainly is a straight shooter and he's investigated, as john mentioned, you get more of an argument about william barr. but the key here is who's being targeted? you have now the democrats upset about the investigation of the russia investigation and so they are objecting to it and saying this is using the justice department for partisan purposes. on the other hand, when it's the democrats conducting their impeachment inquiry against the president, you've got the republicans saying that they are using this process for partisan purposes. so it's a perfect case of washington hypocrisy. investigations are good as long as it's you conducting them against the other guy, not so good when the other guys conducting them against you.

>> trace: you know what i found fascinating, i was reading into this and we really don't know yet what they have found. nobody is saying they found a smoking gun but the deeper you read in, it sounds as if john derman bill barr at least have discovered some sort of probable cause. what's your assessment? >> ion't think it's probable cause. i don't think that's the legal standard. that's for a search warrant. to conduct a criminal investigation, there is reasonable cause or reason to believe. and it's worth pointing out that when durham conducted the investigation about possible torture, possible abuses of prisoners during the bush administration when he was asked to do that by the obama administration, he conducted a criminal investigation and ended up bringing no charges. there is no certainty that i agree it's been an administrative review since last may and suddenly durham and barr have decided it should be a

criminal investigation. they certainly found something that raised it to a different level. doesn't necessarily mean that there's going to be criminal charges brought about if they hadn't found anything, they wouldn't of done it. so they clearly have found, don't know how serious it is. if you are the people who've been accused of abusing power, whether it's james comey or andrew mccabe or peter strzok or lisa page, you're probably not resting too easy tonight. >> trace: we are expecting the doj inspector general michael horowitz, his reported come in. he says largely unredacted. texas g.o.p. congressman john radcliffe thinks the horowitz report is connected to what's happening with barr and durham. >> i think these two things are related. the work done by michael horowitz could result in criminal referrals even though the report hasn't been released. >> trace: what do you make of the timing, one wrapping up on

one getting going? >> i don't know. the answer is i don't know whether or john durham u.s. attorney investigating and is now going to have a criminal investigation, whether he's been able to see the ig report or not. clearly the inspector general michael horowitz who was very critical of james comey and the fbi and the way they handled the hillary clinton email investigation. he's been going on for months now. it seems highly unlikely that he is now finally going to issue this report and it's going to be a clean bill of health of how the fbi and the justice department handled the investigation of donald trump. whether that was directly related to the durham decision and the barr decision to escalate to a criminal investigation, i don't know. but i'm gonna say as reporters, as far as i'm concerned, whether it's investigations of the president, investigations of the fbi and the justice department

investigating donald trump, let's let them all investigate everything and we will see where the truth is. if people did nothing wrong, they have nothing to worry about. if they did something wrong, they should worry. >> trace: i'm with you. i want to find out what they found. tell me what you found. chris wallace, always great to see you. this weekend chris talks with california democratic congressman eric swalwell. he's on one of the panels running the impeachment inquiry. that is this sunday on your local fox nation. a very busy news friday. we have ten reasons you should keep it here. cops say he raped a little girl and cracked her skull with a shovel. a 9-year-old boy fighting cancer. we will talk to him.

woman crashing her car and saving a family from an accused drunk driver. we will hear from her. jeff bezos may have only minutes left as the world's richest person. we will tell you who can take the top spot. a bitter breakup and the child caught in between. mom and dad fighting over whether their kid's a boy or a girl. families racing away from wildfires out west, not knowing what they will find when they get back. we are live in syria talking to isis prisoners after turkey's invasion and the u.s. withdrawal and another former white house insider lowering up -- lawyering up. what we know about john bolton's move. a desperate housewives walking. after serving her time, as another actress awaits her feet. and the world series rolls on after the nats win the first

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can refinance now to save $2000 every year >> trace: president trump's defense secretary confirming the pentagon is having more troops into syria and possibly tanks to guard oil fields. it comes weeks after the president made a sudden decision to pull back american forces and turkey launched a blood he offensive against our kurdish allies. the current same turkish fact forces are still attacking them despite a cease-fire. it's raising concerns that even more isis fighters could escape from kurdish prisons. benjamin hall was in northern syria and spoke to some of those islamic state prisoners. he joins us with more. benjamin. >> hi trace.

one of the things that struck me today was how few guards there were. the sds have been clear they need more support. take a look at what we saw. >> like everyone else in this room here, trying to explain why he joined isis. while he was an isis fighter. they claimed they were here for humanitarian reasons and they've all turned their back on this terror group. speaking to the guards in the prison authorities, they say that's not true. these people are all dangerous. they don't want us moving much further into this room. for our own safety. this is the story that you hear time and time again from these people. they were cooks. they were cleaners. they didn't commit any atrocities. that being said, we know that there are prisoners trying to breakout of these places. we do here there are others who seek to rejoin isis. that's the great threat. that's a great threat to the u.s. and the west, particular way if the turkish invasion takes place in the north. half the guards in this camp have had to move north to try to repel that.

they are saying they need more people. they are saying they can't keep it up. this can't go on indefinitely. this is the threat that's worrying people most. there are about 14,000 isis fighters in prison. 70,000 isis family. there are sleeper cells all over the place carrying out attacks. the isis ideology at least in its original footprint is still here, trace. >> trace: benjamin, i know you are inside. did you get a chance to find out what countries these isis prisoners are from? >> yeah, we spoke to quite a few of them. in that prison alone, there were 50 different nationalities. we spoke to some russians, some moroccans, tunisians. in an englishman. there have also been french, belgian, americans and other prisoners. we asked this british man what he would say the families of those who'd suffered at the hands of isis. here's what he said.

>> what can i say? it's not going to be enough. >> you are not sorry? >> of course i'm sorry for the ones that were oppressed. >> these prisoners offering complete denial that they were ever involved that the guards telling us they were very much guilty of crimes. they have evidence. nevertheless, many people feel these prisoners need to be sent out. they can't rest here. it's putting pressure on western nations, mainly on europe. i spoke more to this british jihadi. here's what he said. >> are experiences, it was a mistake. it was a big mistake. >> it remains to be seen how the cease-fire plays out. having an effect on how the prisons are managed. >> trace: fascinating. benjamin hall live in northern syria. thank you. meantime back home, strong words

for vice president mike pence from retired nba star charles barkley. berkeley telling pence to "shut the hill up." after he criticize the nba for not supporting hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators. >> charles barkley is known for speaking his mind. he didn't hold back against the vice president over merc -- over remarks he made. basketball is the most popular sport in the most populated country on earth. the nba collects billions on broadcast rights. the controversy after antigovernment protests broke out in hong kong. the houston rockets traveled there, the gm daryl morey tweeted support for the antigovernment protesters. chinese officials applied financial pleasure in return. canceling rockets' broadcasts

and corporate sponsorship. morey deleted his tweet in the nba said it was regrettable that friends and fans were offended in china. nike removed rockets merchandise from stores there which brings us back to the vice president versus sir charles. >> nike promotes itself as a so-called social justice champion. when it comes to hong kong, it prefers checking its social conscience of the door. >> i don't understand why these lawyer than thou politicians, if they want to worry about china, why don't they stop all transactions with china? just because this thing happen, try to make the nba in our players look bad. all american companies do business in china. period. >> chinese authorities withdrew the controversial bill that sparked those protests but the country's dispute with the nba has not been settled and it seems tension between the league and the white house is heating up. >> trace: indeed it is. rick leventhal live in new york. thank you.

jeff bezos, he's at risk of losing his title as the world's richest man and it could happen minutes from now when the closing bell rings. plus, major ruling in the case of a texas dad who claimed his 7-year-old child is not transgender and took his ex-wife to court. that's coming up connections. patterns. you can see what others can't. ♪

>> trace: a judge in texas granting custody to a mom and dad battling over the gender of their 7-year-old child. that means they will both have to agree on whether the child receives hormone treatments or undergoes gender reassignment surgery. jeff paul reporting live from dallas.

>> a texas family protective services reviewing the case after receiving a letter from attorney general ken paxton. in the letter he urged the agency to take a second look at the case over possible abuse involving the child. the judge yesterday in her ruling stated there wasn't any abuse in this particular case and that there was never an order for the child to undergo hormone therapy or surgery. the former married couple have been arguing over the gender of one of their twin children. the mother, pediatrician, says the child is a transgender girl. the father maintains the child is a boy. >> the judge put it condition that both parents have to agree about the medical decisions and in that, it means the case is going to be around for a while and it's likely going to set some precedents. it's one of the reasons why they're so much talk on both sides about it. >> the case is getting a lot of

attention from lawmakers like texas senator ted cruz. he sent out a tweet saying a 7-year-old child doesn't have the maturity to make profound decisions like this. the state of texas should protect a child's right to choose as an informed, mature person. the judges order the family to undergo therapy due to the attention the case has drawn. also wants the family to not talk about the case and has issued a gag order. >> trace: jeff paul, live in dallas. desperate housewives actress felicity huffman leaving the big house. she served 11 days out of her to accent and set for her role in the college admissions scandal. huffman admitted paying $15,000 to bring her daughter's s.a.t. scores. she has apologized for her actions, saying she feels deep regret and shame. amazon founder jeff bezos may soon lose the title of richest person in the world. amazon stock sliding a bit today. we'll find out at the 4:00 p.m.

close if microsoft founder bill gates will be back in the top spot. nearly two years after bezos surpassed him. bezos wouldn't be at risk of losing his title if he hadn't divorced his wife. she got a quarter of their amazon holdings after bezos admitted to having an affair. the fox business networks gerri willis is live at the new york stock exchange. >> you've heard about expensive divorces. this one really takes the cake. bezos' taken amazon was the biggest of the world. he was the biggest billionaire on record. not anymore. he's number two. last night after the company reported worse than expected earnings, he lost $7 billion. but don't cry for jeff because he owns 57 million shares of amazon and it's worth $100.7 billion. number two of course, mr. bill gates, $107 billion in his fortune. i've got to tell you it's been a

little rough for bezos. out of the report last night, fourth-quarter guidance lowered holiday season not looking too great and the real news that i think is so interesting is that corner, amazon and their third quarter hired 7,000 people. it's like a cd. so obviously the jobs machine is still percolating along and amazon. back to you. >> trace: losing 7 billion is a rough day no matter how rich you are. gerri willis live at the stock exchange. thank you. pleasplease, please say it could document sexually assaulted a woman and bit her face. he eventually went free. now he's accused of raping and 8-year-old girl and he could go free again. that story is coming up. two fires destroying homes and buildings in california and they are still on the move. we'll have live reports from both areas. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn.

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>> trace: a man accused of raping an 80-year-old girl and smashing her skull with a shovel in louisville, kentucky, could walk free because of a legal loophole. a psychiatrist testifying in court that kane madden says he wants to kill and rape the first female he comes in contact with when he gets out. two years before allegedly attacking the child, police say madden sexually assaulted a woman and bit a chunk out of her face. a judge deemed him mentally ill and unfit to stand trial and madden not released on the streets. his first alleged victim is speaking out to make sure it doesn't happen again. mike tobin reporting live from our midwest newsroom. mike. >> a community is breathing a sigh of relief because kane madden is not getting out now. held over for trial or hearing i should say in january at which time his mental fitness will be evaluated. he has a long and allegedly

violent arrest record. i have to say allegedly because his cases never go to trial. he keeps being declared incompetent to stand trial before he was accused of brutalizing the 8-year-old girl, he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman inviting part her eyebrow off. >> he needs to be put away. he bit my eye. i had my eyebrows gone. i had to draw my eyebrows every day. >> he was held in a hospital, released, and arrested for breaking and entering. told a psychiatrist he wanted to kill and rape women unreleased again. less than 24 hours later, that little girl was attacked for his defense argued he still incompetent. >> trace: for clarity, this is not the same as being ruled not guilty by reason of insanity, right? >> right, this is a declaration that you are mentally unfelt and unable to understand the charges

against you. therefore unable to participate in your own defense. but it doesn't mean a person is bound to the hospital. involuntary incarceration in kentucky has to stand up to a four prong test. as the defendant mentally ill? is the defendant danger to himself, herself or others? and he or she be expected to benefit from treatment while committed? is hospitalization the least restrictive means? the catch is, failed to stand up to anyone of those standards in the prison in question walks out on the street. >> trace: mike tobin live in chicago. thank you. wildfire alert in california. governor declaring a state of emergency has massive fires continued to spread in northern and southern california. 50,000 people facing evacuation orders in santa clarita. it's about 30 miles north of los angeles. the l.a. county supervisor says it's the area's largest evacuation ever. the fire started yesterday. fire officials say it spread

quickly with winds whipping it over a highway early this morning. we will have more on that fire limited. this video is from the kincade fire which is scorching northern california's wine country. somebody driving down the highway. you can see the fire burning on both sides of the road. this is in sonoma county. 60 miles north of san francisco. the fire has more than doubled in size since yesterday morning, covering now more than 21,000 acres. the areas power company, pg&e, admitted some of its equipment may have sparked the fire. the company has been shutting off power to tens of thousands of people to lower the risk of flames spreading and now it's warning the biggest blackout yet could be on the way. pg&e reports it may have to shut off power to nearly all of its northern california customers because forecasters they winds could be the strongest they've been in years over the weekend. we are talking about winds that go through the canyons.

in northern california, they call them the diablo wins. that means they come off the central valley. you may have heard in southern california they call them santa ana winds. either way, they are firefighters worst enemy. let's get to our senior correspondent, claudia cowan. she is reporting live from geiser vale. >> burned out houses and blacken trees lines the roads in geyserville. the kincade fire continues to grow. it's burned more than 34 square miles and it just -- it's 5% contained. it's taken out 21 homes and some 2,000 people remain evacuated. fortunately everyone has been accounted for and no one has been hurt. right now governor gavin newsom is getting briefed by first responders. promising financial support to help with the ongoing firefight and the recovery. better weather is giving fire crews a window of opportunity before the winds pick up again. crews are attacking the leading

edge of the fire from the air so that ground crews can get in there and build containment lines. more than 1,000 firefighters are in a race against time. >> we are really concerned about saturday and sunday for the next round of offshore wind events come through because the forecast is for either as strong or not stronger winds to come across the area. we will have a big impact on the fire. >> dangerously strong winds forecast to move into northern california and last through monday and will almost certainly trigger the biggest round of these blackouts that we've seen so far. as many as 2 million customers could be in the dark. a lot of fire damage to report in southern california. let's go to jonathan hunt some 450 miles to the south. >> claudia, we are in an area known as canyon country. it's about 40 miles north of downtown los angeles.

40,000 people remain under evacuation orders. 10,000 homes and buildings remain under threat. six have been reduced to rubble. this is one of them that firefighters were simply unable to save. as we walk over here to the side of the house, you can see exactly why. look over the side of the fence. that's the valley and these are the slopes that those flames came roaring up, burning everything in their path, going into this house. the embers driven by the fear santa ana winds that trace was talking about. the problem is the firefighter simply cannot get to every house quickly enough when those embers land on a roof and set it ablaze. just to give you a sense of the capricious nature of these fires, this house completely destroyed, 20 feet away, their neighbors not a mark on that house.

that's the awful tragedy of these fires, the awful tragedy some people face when they come back. look at the damage these fears flames did right across the landscape. that's the 14 freeway that you are looking at. completely shut down because although there are no flames visible right now, firefighters are very concerned with these kind of winds they could whip up so easily once again. >> trace: jonathan hunt live in southern california. claudia cowan in california wine country. thank you. meantime in washington, the impeachment inquiry picks up next week. fox news has learned former national security advisor john bolton's lawyers have had a conversation with the committees running the investigation. our chief white house correspondent john roberts reports they are not yet talking about an interview or deposition. the biggest interview of the week is scheduled for thursday with timothy morrison. he's the national security council's europe director.

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>> trace: a nationwide shortage of a life-saving cancer medicine putting kids around the country at risk. forcing some to skip doses or go without altogether. the drug is called vincristine. it stops cancer cells from dividing but now it's hidden very short supply across the u.s. after one of the two companies making the drug stopped production. in a statement, that company,

teva says it was only producing 3% of the markets supply and the data showed no indication of the possibility of a shortage. the company still making the drug, pfizer, says it's expected to meet the need for the drug with a new delivery schedule for later this month. the fda reports the supply is set to recover by the start of next year. but we are hearing from more families across the country who are already feeling the effects of the loss. an 11-year-old in virginia who is sensitive to chemotherapy and was using this drug while doctors put chemo treatments on hold, parents of a couple kids in south carolina say their children have a good chance of beating cancer but only if they get the drug. a boy in texas was almost at the end of his cancer treatment until he was told he would not be getting his final dose. jase and his mom join us. i want to talk to you because everything i've read about you,

everyone has talked about you says the same thing, that you are an amazingly strong boy and that you've got grit. we are fighting with you. i want to know what happened when they told you you are not going to get your medicine. what did you think? >> i think it was scary. >> trace: yeah. mom, to you, you know how parents are. i know if it was my child, i would be screaming from the rooftops to give my child there medicine. what did you do? how did you react, jessica, to the news that your child wouldn't be getting the medicine he so desperately needs? >> my immediate reaction, i was definitely upset. i've been keeping up with the news regarding the shortage. i didn't think it would impact us directly. once we realized it had impacted

us directly and he wouldn't be getting his treatment, i was saddened. my child is not the only child battling cancer so i knew there were other families in this situation. it wanted me to advocate more for the kids battling in our nation. unfortunately this is something that shouldn't be happening. >> trace: when i read your story, you don't believe you are being treated unfairly at all, do you? you know there are others. tell me how can you come to that conclusion when you so desperately needed and you say there are other kids who need it as much as i do. what are your thoughts on that, jace? >> my thoughts are... someone needs it more than me. >> trace: yeah. you know what, it's a very

magnanimous thing for you to do. it's a big word that means you're very giving and very generous. jessica, for you, the same? are you as giving? you know there are other kids. he only needs a couple more doses. you've got a -- to figure out a. >> we definitely understand. we started our journey three years ago. we were in the shoes of a lot of parents who are recently being diagnosed and of course we want all children to have a fair chance. we understand that maybe our situation isn't as dire as other children. but we definitely still need to advocate and we need to make sure that this doesn't happen again. we are reaching out to the fda. we are following the articles that are coming out, making sure the supply will reach the demand so that in the future it doesn't happen again. >> trace: we should note that our fox affiliate there in texas

has also reached out to the pharmaceutical company has gotten no response. jessica rivera, jase canales, we wish you the best of luck. >> thank you. >> trace: a packed house in a baptist church in baltimore. hundreds of mourners including two former presidents pay their respective congressmen elijah cummings. the democrat died last week from complications related to a long-standing health issue. several of them as a matter of fact. the son of a sharecropper, cummings became one of the most powerful members of congress and the leading voice on civil rights. >> one thing you do not know about congressman cummings, he was a man full in spirit. he felt deeply. he was very empathetic.

one of his greatest gifts and one of the sources of his ability to be a public servant and a man of the people. >> i love this man. i loved every minute i ever spent with him, ever conversation we ever had. i loved his booming voice. but we should hear him now in the quiet times at night and in the morning when we need courage, when we get discouraged and we don't know if we can believe anymore. we should hear him. >> it now falls on us to continue his work. so that other young boys and girls in baltimore, across maryland, across the united states, and around the world might too have a chance to grow and to flourish. god bless the memory of the very honorable elijah cummings. and may god bless this city and this state and this nation that

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>> police are calling a woman in arizona an angel after she saved a family from getting hit by a drunk driver. cameras caught the crash on video. happened in phoenix. the family in across walk when a man in a jeep runs a red light. the same time, a car slams into the jeep knocking it away from the family. the woman driving that car says she did not mean to hit the jeep but she's glad she did. >> i don't think i'm a hero. i think it was meant to happen. >> police arrested the man in the jeep for drunk driving. christina coleman has more. >> it is amazing. the man had four warrants out for his arrest and now he face as slew of charges. it went viral after phoenix police released the car. the man was driving the jeep

that nearly hit the couple crossing the street with their 1-year-old son on october 14. the woman police call a hero was driving the car that t-boned the jeep as he ran a red light shielding the young family from his vehicle. 27-year-old shannon bibar suffered minor injuries. her 3-year-old son and mother were in the car. they were not hurt. not the same thing for the cruze. she says she wouldn't have it in other way despite the setback. >> for me to be there, at the right time, it makes me feel good even though i'm in a situation that i am right now. i was happy that we were alive and good. >> the jeep could have hit that family but hit us. it's a blessing that we were there. wrong time at the wrong place but the right time at the right place. >> the suspect and the woman in

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