heather: good morning, monday 28th, fox news defense officials warn the u.s. could face retaliation. this as the white house defends to keep investigation under wrap, live in washington as democrats push back. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. heather: wild fires tearing through california nearly 200,000 people rushed to

evacuate, the latest from the disaster zone, big win for houston astros as they push the world series to at least one more game, the game's biggest winner national fans surprise with tickets. >> one day only, bucket list. heather: jillian mele caught up with a super fan, "fox & friends first" start right now. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning to you,

time to cook a little dust up, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, great to be back with you after a week of vacation, hope you had a wonderful weekend, new isis leader already arising after announcing the death of abu bakr al-baghdadi, garret tenney, political controversy surrounding major win for the white house, good morning, garrett. >> democratic lawmakers do have concerns about who was and wasn't told about this raid beforehand, at the white house president trump said russia, turkey, iraq and others. >> given a heads up about an operation in north western syria but democratic lawmakers including speaker nancy pelosi were not notified right until the president told the rest of the nation out of concern that

it would leak, fox news has learned a numb of republican lawmakers were told about the operation, though, that's not sitting well with speaker pelosi who said in a statement, the house must be briefed on the raid which the russians but not top congressional leadership were not notified in advance and administration's overall plan in the region, our military deserve strong leadership from washington, fox news sunday vice president mike pence defended the president's decision. >> from the time we got actionable intelligence, the president's total focus here was on successful mission and safety of american troop. >> at the white house the president shared remarkable details including the isis's leader's final moments. >> he died like a dog and died like a coward, he was whimpering, screaming and crying and something that he should be

brought up, he didn't die a hero, he died a coward, crying, whimpering and screaming. the mission conducted via direct coordination of intel and u.s. military, the ongoing ops to hunt isis leaders, despite those successful strikes several outlets reporting that the islamic state has designated a new leader abdullah who was top leader for forces. heather: the operation to take down al-baghdadi dedicated to victims, kayleb who al-baghdadi raped and held hostage,

mueller's crediting the president, i still say kayla had been here and if obama had been as decisive as president trump maybe she would have been. also thanking president trump. >> i'm grateful for this president for tracking al-baghdadi and keeping vigilant about isis. heather: dianne foley said president trump call today personally inform of her al-baghdadi's death. senator lindsey graham says the death of al-baghdadi reinforces the united states commitment in fighting terrorism. >> the caliphate has been destroyed because president trump changed the rules, he allowed the military to get the

done, obama had one hand tied behind his back, there's still 15,000 fighters roaming around but spiritual leader is dead today and information will be useful here. others should do more, our footprint should be smaller but no substitute for the american military, the american military and intelligence community never forgets they're the best. amazing no one injured, congratulations to all of them. people running for their lives moments honoring a man shot in a

homecoming. >> good morning, tragic and scary, people showed up to remember a friend and ran for their lives as done of -- shots ran out. now, barry wasn't a student and had dropped off kid before stopping by the party with his brother, more than 750 people were there at the party including a student who said didn't take long for the fun to turn into fear. >> we were singing a song, all you heard was pow, pow, everybody hit the ground. >> 12 others hurt. one day after the party sunday family and friends gathered at a dallas park to remember barry when gunfire suddenly erupted there at the vigil, thankfully nobody was injured this time,

several cars, though, were damaged with bullet holes, police are investigating the vigil shooting as they're still on a manhunt, massive manhunt for the gunman who opened fire at the college party the night before, witnesses at the party haven't been willing to give a very good description of the gunman. heather. heather: thank you, appreciate it. well, democrats sound off on the fairness of the impeachment probe into president trump, our very own chris wallace slamming congressman eric on the party's tactics. >> the president is entitled to a fair hearing, we are giving him a fair process but he's allow today participate in. chris: he's not allowed to participate. heather: democrats to begin public hearing soon and moving through testimonies. well, president trump in the meantime traveling to chicago

today to speak at the international association of chiefs of police conference but chicago's top cop, police superintendent eddy johnson refuses to attend the president's speech. >> as superintendent of the police department and the city i have to take into account not just my personal feelings about it but our core value as a city. heather: johnson criticize what had he called racial insults and hatred coming from the oval office. after president speaks to police, teachers will strike for 12th day, classes canceled, expected to be ratified in the next days, the chicago mayor says the teacher's union want $100 million more than the city's proposed investment as she pushes them to accept the deal. tuck about the nfl, week 8,

patriots head coach bill belichick gets his 300th win. the football is scooped up and he takes it home for the touchdown. heather: new england beating browns 27-13 and texans win 27-24 of the raiders but star defensive end j.j. watts is done for the season. another tough defeat 49ers undefeated, pretty good, panthers 21-13, that was tough. how about baseball, houston astros one win away from their second world series title in 3 years.

>> that is crunched into left. good-bye. heather: beating washington nationals 7-1, they lead 3-2 in the series, president trump was at the game by the first lady. heads to houston to game 6 tomorrow night just after 8:00 o'clock on fox. well, the time now is about 11 minutes after the top of the hour and the world's most wanted man is dead. >> abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead, he died like a coward, the world is a much safer place. heather: how did it all go down?

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abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead. u.s. special operation forces executed a dangerous and daring nighttime raid, the thug who tried to hard to intimidate others spent his last moments in utter fear. heather: and we are back with fox news alert, after years of hunting down one of the most wanted terrorists in the world, u.s. forces killed abu bakr al-baghdadi, joining me now to break down down the mission,

bret, thank you so much for joining us this morning. great to have you with us, your team was one that killed original leaders of us, -- isis, how was it completed? >> i don't think people understand complexity of pulling such an operation. military operation that was involved in the killing of al-baghdadi makes look easy and greatest counterterrorism unit of mankind. they are fighting for us every single day. an operation like this, the culmination of years of intelligence, precise targeting, most of the intelligence has to be done to track and locate al-baghdadi has to be done from the air, so more than likely multiple drones following

al-baghdadi, surveillance assets were overhead watching him go to school and watching him wake up and there's targeted officers and analysts that are essentially trying to break down al-baghdadi's pattern and figure out what locations he's going to and provide the president with confidence that who they are staring at is, in fact, baghdadi and very meticulous work, the fact that they were able to watch him in 2 weeks, that was pretty incredible, that takes tactical chances, now they can use that information. >> knowing where he's going to go, some of the bio, we know where he was born, allegedly from reports that are coming in, we know that he had been to this specific area before.

the personal ops felt confident that he was there again. >> a lot of historical data on al-baghdadi, he was number 3 at the time, took over immediately after that, we are talking about a nearly 10-year manhunt, a lot of information built up over the years, information of isis fighters captured on the battlefield, a number of different raids that are taken place since then and they use the historical data to give the organization more confidence that al-baghdadi is located at the compound. they had the site as historical location, you can never be 100% this he's in there but now that they sort of watched him over the last few weeks, that information becomes sort of priority number 1 now because al-baghdadi wasn't just traveling around to grocery store, he was going the high-level locations where other isis leaders are and we will probably see a number of raids design today keep the network on

the run and stop the -- heather: very interesting, i want to get to the next two points, obviously the president received a lot of pushback in pulling troops out of syria. yesterday he thanked the kurds for their help in tracking down al-baghdadi and also turkey, their involvement in this. where do things stand in turkey-syria situation? >> well, i think one thing that the raid proves we can work together with turkey and russia and the kurds collectively to go in there and take out the top-level leadership when we have the information to do that. i mean, it sounds like a lot of people were involved, you towns there's higher stakes, we don't own the battle space n iraq we can go in and do whatever we want, used at least, now we are dealing with multiple countries, multiple entities all out there that could potentially hurt the operational force that was going in there to conduct the raid, we need going forward

an organization that, you know, military counterterrorism force that can go into these countries when we need to and so kind of this pulling out of syria and removing our troops kind of makes it more difficult for us to be able to go in and do that, that was why a lot of people were upset by and if we can go in the future take out number 2 and number 3 that are going to rise up in isis now and do that with precision like we did here, then we have a good road map within the last week in operation. heather: as you mentioned very important to say that we will perhaps see a series of raids likely in the next 48 hours. time now 20 minutes after the top of the hour and california wild fires exploding. >> we lost 24 people in 2017, there's absolutely no reason today through this fire that we should lose a human life.

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heather: welcome back, fox news alert for you, state of emergency declared in california as fast-moving wild fires spread to 30,000 acres, claudia joins us now from sonoma county fairgrounds in california as officials work to evacuate nearly 200,000 people, good morning, claudia. >> yeah, good morning, heather, as you mentioned more than 500 people are here at the sonoma county grounds, a fraction of the 200,000 people that remain under evacuation orders as the fire continues to grow, it was a traumatic weekend as people

grabbed out what they could and got out fast. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> yesterday winds caused spot fires in several bay area communities, take a look at the scene at the bridge near vallejo, smoke from that fire and flames in backwards in the city of windsor, fire has bushed more than 54,000 acres and destroyed 94 structures including more than 20 homes in the town of geyserville, firefighters walked a little bit of containment down from 10 to 5%, homes and businesses are still threatened, sonoma county has a strong message for those who do not heed evacuation orders. >> we are doing the right thing by keeping you out of the areas,

it was the right decision, still remain it is right decision, when the fire decides to make a run and the winds are pushing it, you can't win. >> the governor has declared a statewide state of emergency and all of this comes in widespread cover outage impacting more than 2 million people, move design today reduce risk of catastrophic wild fires caused by downed or damaged power lines, the unprecedented winds are expected to die down later today but we are not out of the woods just yet, strong winds expect today pick up again tomorrow night and into wednesday, even as gas and electric begins to start restoring power to some parts of northern california, the utility company is now warning of yet another public safety power shutoff again later this week, it would be the fourth one this month and heather as for the full, full containment now not expected before november 7th, back to you.

>> that's unfortunate. claudia thank you so much, we appreciate your coverage. prayer to all folks out there, 21 minutes after the top of the hour, the president watching in realtime as al-baghdadi is taken out, the democrats did not know, he said-to prevent leaks but nancy pelosi and others are furious, shouldn't the safety of troops come ahead of politics? we will debate that up next. ♪it's been a long time coming, coming

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♪all around the world, we are one♪ ♪so where did we all go wrong?♪ ♪woo ♪where did we all, where did we all go wrong?♪ ♪love, love, love, love ♪love, love, love ♪(love is our only hope) ♪love, love, love ♪where did we all? heather: we are back with fox news alert for you, a new isis ring leader reportedly emerges just hours after president trump announces the death of terror master mind al-baghdadi, former iraqi military officer has taken control of isis. al-baghdadi said to have nominated successor in august.

kurdish leader say it is terror group top spokesperson was killed sunday in a separate attack. u.s. forces worked with the kurds to carry out the mission, american officials have not confirmed the death and u.s. defense officials are warning about the possibility of retaliation for al-baghdadi's death in the u.s. law enforcement agencies on high alert, warning that isis supporters may try to avenge al-baghdadi's death through acts of violence. well, president trump says he kept plans of this isis attack under wrap for security reasons, listen. >> we will notify them last night but we decided not to do that because washington leaks like i've never seen before and i told my people we will not notify them until the -- our great people are out. a leak could have caused the death of all of them. heather: well, the president receiving backlash for lack of communication with top democrats, isn't this a matter of safety for our troops, here

to debate carley turner, kevin, thank you both for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. >> good morning, heather. heather: we will bring up nancy pelosi's statement on adam, she said among other things, the house must be briefed on the raid which the russians but not top congressional leadership were notified of in advance, kevin, first of all, the president said, in fact, some other countries were notified after this happened, he did notify other countries in terms of getting their help so it would make our troops who are there on the ground safer and safe while this was trance spiring, so my question to you is, what does come first? safety of our troops or politics? >> well, heather, i disagree with the premise of your question to suggest that any republican or democratic member of congress would leak operational details of something of this magnitude beforehand is just wrong, nancy pelosi spent 20 years as head of the intelligence committee before she was in leadership, those 20

years as speaker she has leaked nothing when it comes to national security issues like this operation to take out al-baghdadi, so to suggest that you're going to risk operational security with our personnel by telling congress is just wrong and un-american. heather: holy, what about that, i agree, she's had years and years of experience, you would think that the first thing she would do is thank our troops which she did thank our troops and added element about russia on to the end of it, kind of twisting and making it more of a political statement. >> yeah, it's unfortunate, honestly we live in different times than we did 20 years ago or 10 years ago or even 2 years ago, the number of leaks coming out of washington dc are scary, they are dangerous and now it's not the time to test nancy pelosi's allegiance to our troops, this is the right thing to do and it's not just her, i don't think this was aimed at her, she was aimed at staff and

members to have committee who had some situations in the past that they have leaked things that could be considered dangerous to our democracy. listen, nancy pelosi is so petty, i just don't understand, the american people do in the like that, this is a day for celebration and for her to go as low as she did is unacceptable. heather: that's a good point, lower-level workers and getting access to the information, that makes sense. let's talk about this, take a look at washington post headline, terrorist in chief, the original headline in washington post, abu bakr al-baghdadi islamic state terrorist in chief dice at 48 but they adjusted it and changed it to this headline, if we can pull up where they refer to him as religious scholar, actually i believe was this the first one at the helm of the islamic state, dies at 48, actually you

can't really tell which one was better and that's kind of the point, kevin, your response? >> yeah, the first one was correct in that they called him the head of isis, they should have kept the leadership of terrorist network, not this silly ridiculous, sad, wrong headline calling him a religious off steer leader, i agree with you 100% heather, but to holy's point calling into question nancy pelosi the speaker of the house's commitment to american troops is fundamentally wrong and un-american, just to return to that point. heather: holy did say low-level -- >> she called into question nancy pelosi's -- heather: holy, your comment on the washington post and the media tangling with this and we have to go. >> when november gets here in 2020 and washington post endorses bernie sanders or elizabeth warren, the american people will remember how they characterized this murderer and

this terrorist from -- it's just -- it's unbelievable and i think the american people are going to remember this. heather: yeah, end this by thanking all of our troops and special ops who went out -- >> amen, amen, heather. incredible operation. thanks, rather. heather: time now 20 minutes until the top of the hour, big win to houston astros, they pushed game to at least one more game. gillian mele live in dc. jillian: good morning to you, heather, astros take all games to washington, "fox & friends first" returns she wanted a roommate to help with the cooking. but she wanted someone who loves cats. so, we got griswalda. dinner's almost ready. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with our renters insurance.

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civil rights champion who served mitch again and people for decades, died of natural causes in detroit, he was 90. now we will switch gears completely, houston astros one win away from second world series title, jillian mele outside in washington, d.c. with reaction from the disappointed hometown crowd, you can definite i will say disappointed, jillian? jillian: a lot of people were out of the game in eighth inning, some people say, look, we still have more games to go, let's show you what went down last night. álvarez, 2-hundred home run put astros up nothing, carlos pereria, juan soto, solo home run, only time that the nationals would get on the

burden right there, bottom of seventh, this is the moment pretty much where people who weren't already getting out started then leave. that makes 7-1. they are up 3 games, they are up by one game, taking it to game 6, as you mentioned a lot of the games here in washington not exactly what the fans we wanted to see, but there are some good stories coming out of this, one of the good stories include the crossing guard, on his bucket list to go to a world series game and as you can see, people in his community actually surprised him with tickets earlier this week and we were able to catch up with him over the weekend as he made his way right through the gates to check out the world series game, watch this. >> he always greets with you a nice smile.

>> when you wake up and you come to school, great way to start your day. >> are you exciteed? >> what's it like to have someone like that in your community? >> kids respond to positive, it helps them go into school with a better attitude because the last person they saw said have a great day.

>> someone who shows up and does his work with so much heart. >> such a great community store and you can clearly tell how much they love, if you like stories like that, we will keep going with the coverage and keep you updated on all of the games, starting with game 6, live there that game happens tuesday night, heather, we will see you in a little bit. heather: yeah, on fox, absolutely, see you next hour as well. jillian: yeah. heather: great job, coming up rushing in when everybody rushes out, why don't they get the respect that they deserve? >> we are having politicians cast a broad brush, denounce as a whole, dehumanize the police

department. heather: damages they face every they on the job, national first responders day. ♪

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officer costello and christopher costa, appreciate your time this morning. i will begin with you, what does this day mean to you? >> well, it's a day of remembrance when citizens pay homage to first responders, when we look at the current climate we have officers who function in ecosystem, the key to this is we want to bridge the public trust and relationship between the police and the community, this is something that's nonexistent and looking to move to happy medium as well. heather: what does that mean to families? >> it's very important because the civil servants work a lot of shift work in which they don't have the time to see families and everything else, it's very hard in the families of first responders, it's important for the family of first responders to neglect that they're appreciative as well, as well as what their parents are doing.

heather: we mentioned the first responders running out to danger, running towards to danger every day, the families don't know if their loved ones will come back, christopher. >> yeah, just like in the military statistics with ptsd, first responders suffer ptsd also. phoenix study published that 10% of first responder community would be experiencing symptoms of first responding to dangerous events higher than the civilian population. heather: yeah, we can bring up a statistic as well, 85% of first responders experienced symptoms associated with mental health issues, that's in line with what you are just saying. >> 85% of the community. heather: not enough being done about that. you were a member of nypd for a number of years, the number of suicides on nypd officers so far

alone, 10 active duty officers. >> right, serious problem because police officers are somewhat of a what happens in society, when you look at suicide it's something that escalating, we need to employ necessary professionals so we can have a drop in the suicides because it's really problematic when we look at the job that police officers do, how can we effectively treat those individuals, so moving forward we need to come together and call a solution that can keep these officers safe and prevent them from taking their own life. >> not just police officers, we can also bring this up, police officers an firefighters across the country, we can take a look at this, they -- more died from suicide than the line of duty, these stats from 2017 and it's troubling, andrew, i was listening to some of the special last night, talked about the stigma associated seeking help that you may need in terms of

mental health issues. >> well, it's a tough dilemma especially if police officers, carried firearms, exception if you seek help, livelihood and potential to kill yourself, and it's tough to put the police officers who come forward, never been a true feeling of anonymity and secrecy in seeking help. heather: christopher, let's talk about the positive effort to bring recognition from the community to these officers and first responders and discussing don't feel like they have the support. >> well, civilians need to appreciate today, they should be thanking a police officer if that sounds cheesy, then just a smile, a smile goes a long way. heather: yeah. >> to be able to thank that

police officer's first responders and emergency medical personnel service for a hard job, it never ends, they can't turn it all. >> andrew, final word? >> just simple thank you. >> yeah. >> it's sufficient enough. heather: third year as we mentioned, hopefully this will continue beyond this year and last forever this day. >> hopefully so. this can be something that's a big thing moving forward and when we reflect of thinking out, first responders, i think it's optimal importance, civil society as a result. heather: we should smile and say thank you every day, actually, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thanks for having us. >> the time now 8 minutes until the top of the hour and as the raid to take out al-baghdadi was happening, did you see this snl, they were hammering the president for handling of the middle east? >> i was a prisoner in syria until last week until you freed

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from. >> where are are you from? >> isis, i was prisoner from syria just until last week until you freed so i wanted to say thank you for bringing jobs back to isis and i promise that i will make isis great again. whoa! heather: well, the opening sketch for trump rally in new mexico where alec baldwin as president trump thanked supporters airs as the news of the raid targeting abu bakr al-baghdadi's mission began to spread, nbc has not commented about the timing but you have comments on this one and they are pouring in, i didn't think snl could fall any further, guess i was wrong. ends up benefiting republicans, keep it up, guys, he's become a good luck charm for the gop and james on facebook says they have no boundaries of how low they will go to put down or

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this wraps up this first hour of "fox & friends first", thank you so much for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues now, bye, bye. carley: monday october 28th, fox news alert, isis reportedly naming a new leader after u.s. special forces takes out the most wanted terrorist. >> in concerns for home-grown retaliation for this, democrats are demanding to know why this top secret mission was kept a secret from them as well, live in rob: dozens of gunshot